Deadlock Holds For Steel Strike
Two new prison buildings at Lansing Kansas State Prison settled about 15 feet and part of an old wall crumbled after a roof and tunnel collapse. Warden Tracy Hand said a cave-in or erosion of old coal mine tunnels undercut the area. No one was inside the buildings. damage began yesterday afternoon and continued through the night. Utility tunnels serving the nearby paint factory building were lost, but no immediate security problems were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
Tracy Hand
Hand
Deadlock on Work Rule Changes Stalls Steel Strike
Federal mediators say management and United Steelworkers are in an absolute deadlock over the right to modify work conditions. David J. McDonald calls the issue non negotiable, while observers see it as the key barrier in the nationwide strike now in its 14th day. A mediator spokesman notes talks focus on clarifying issues rather than bargaining, with no forecast for reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Deaths and Funerals From area Obituaries
Mrs Anna W Simison of Tonganoxie dies at 93 after residence at Fairview Convalescent Home since 1951 Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Quisenberry Chapel Tonganoxie burial at Mt Muncie Cemetery Leavenworth Survivors include niece Frances Wise of San Antonio and several cousins Raymond L Miles dies at 87 at his home 945 Conn St services Friday at Cooper Warren Chapel Rev Hamilton presiding Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Miles a longtime Lawrence resident and retired state employee was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Greeley He is survived by three daughters six grandchildren and one great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna W. Simison
Tonganoxie
Fairview Convalescent Home
Oskaloosa
Quisenberry Chapel
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Frances Wise
San Antonio
Tex
Raymond L. Miles
Conn. St
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Miles
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Greeley
Nick Schelbar
Kansas City
Dick Schrader
Grandview
Velma Ware
Los Angeles
Calif
Dick Barton Schrader
Bonnie Jean Schelbar
Stephen Charles Schelbar
Deborah Ellen Ware
Mark Kevin Schrader
Airman Alvis Parnell dies after brain surgery at Lackland AFB
Airman second class Alvis Parnell died Tuesday morning at Lackland AFB Hospital in San Antonio after brain surgery. Services will be at Perry Methodist Church with Rev. Evans in charge. Hampton Funeral Home of Oskaloosa handles arrangements. He had most recently been stationed at Lincoln AFB, Nebraska. Survivors include his wife Nancy Jo, his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Parnell, three brothers Elvin, Melvin, and Jerry, and a sister Meda Walford of Williams town. Also noted the death of Mrs Everett Swank of Stockton formerly Lawrence resident. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Friday in Stockton. Mrs Swank and Mr Swank formerly lived in Lawrence. survivors include relatives in Lawrence.
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Alvis Parnell
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Rev. Evans
Perry Methodist Church
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Parnell
Lincoln Afb
Neb
Nancy Jo
Lloyd Parnell
Williamstown
Elvin Parnell
Kansas
Melvin
Jerry Parnell
Meda Walford
Everett Swank
Stockton
Lawrence
Crash After Chase Kills 3. 2 Teens Arrested
In Ozone Park Queens a stolen car fleeing police crashed killing a couple and one son. Victor Tedeschi 41 and Louise 40 died alongside 3 year old Thomas. Surviving child Michael 5 was hurt. Teens Albert Biggio 16 and William Harris 15 were arrested facing vehicular homicide grand larceny felonious assault and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ozone Park
Queens
Victor Tedeschi
Louise
Thomas
Michael
Albert Biggio
William Harris
Jamaica
Biggio
Harris
Fred Sabhering
St. Petersburg
Fla
CJHS Orchestra heads to Topeka Friday program
The Central Junior High School orchestra under Robert Zillcox will perform a short concert Friday at the Kansas State Teachers Convention in Topeka. It is the ensemble’s first trip in years and includes trumpet solo by Alan Hitt in Trumpeter's Lullaby. They will tour Forbes Air Force Base during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Robert Zillcox
Topeka
Alan Hitt
Forbes Air Force Base
Local Youths to be Honored at Youth Appreciation Banquet
Forty five Lawrence area youths from Lawrence High Central Junior High and Haskell Institute are honored at a Youth Appreciation Week banquet Tuesday at Plymouth Church. Dr. Forrest C. Allen delivers the keynote with Neal Wherry Orval Criqui and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Central Junior High
Haskell Institute
Optimists
Plymouth Congregational Church
Forrest C
Phog) Allen
Neal M. Wherry
LHS
Tony Coffin
Haskell
Orval Criqui
CJHS
Kermit Smith
Cochairmen
Richard Griffith
Sunset Optimist Club
Coffin
Jack Starkey
Lawrence High School
Barbara Balfour
Ronald Brink
FFA
Bill Cottle
Jack Cranor
Bob Dyer
Nellie Eslick
Dennis Flory
Karen Kerr
Martha Kipp
Charles Marvin
Janis Mull
Joyce Murphy
Ida Nesmith
Sharon Pettengill
Marvin Pine
Chris Pinet
Justin Rice
Hi-Y
Bruce Rothwell
Brian Schweda
Malcolm Smith
David Stinson
Lynn Thompson
Susan Whitley
Randy Williams
Thespians
Mike Zwink
Bobby Jenkins
Ronald Ellis
Sophomre
Jayne Wade
Russell Bradley
Vernon Haragara
Lewis Tyner
Thelma Stiffarm
Wahelo
Clara Tosh
Dorothy Tawahongva
YWCA
Milton Wheeler
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List Prompted
Memorial Hospital reports births including Fern Meyer and baby boy in Os kaloosa and Judith Marshall with a baby girl at Stouffer Place. Several residents named in Linwood Oska loosa Baldwin Baldwin and surrounding areas. The notice lists multiple names and addresses with a daughter and a son born Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Walker
Tonganoxie
Ada Ward
Elizabeth Dellwig
Fern Meyer
Oskaloosa
Harry Weyermuller
Mass. St
Carl Lotz
Eudora
Dale Stout
Baldwin
Maria Ferguson
LeRoy Elder
Linwood
Thompson
N.J
Claudia Pierce
Ernest P. Haley
N.H.; L. L. VanGaasbeek
Deloras England
Prairie
Judith Marshall
Baby Girr
Stouffer Place
Helen Harrell
Baby Boy
Route 5
English Statesman Philip Noel-Baker Wins Nobel Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize 1959 awarded to Philip Noel-Baker the British Labour MP and former minister. The $42,650 award recognizes his lifelong work for peace and disarmament including campaigns for a nuclear test ban and service in international diplomacy. Noel-Baker, 70, has held posts in Britain and lectured at Yale, with a career spanning the Paris 1919 peace conference to UN eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Philip Noel-Baker
Noel-Baker
Britain
House of Commons
London
League of Nations
United Nations
Yale University
Cambridge
Lord Robert Cecil
Paris
Alfred Nobel
Farm Bureau to Host County Training School Nov 17
Douglas County Farm Bureau will hold a county wide training school November 17 at the 4 H Fair grounds from 10 a m to 3 p m. The event covers policy development bureau history and philosophy accomplishments agricultural problems and promotion issues with talks by Clarence Rupp and Jim Sheridan. Local delegates to the Kansas Farm Bureau Convention in Wichita include Emil W Heck Gilbert Gilges I J Stoneback and Mrs Jess Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
L. C. Armstrong
Farm Bureau Office
Clarence Rupp
Jim Sheridan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Jess Sutton
I. J. Stoneback
Harold Boehle
Armstrong
Douglas County
Wichita
Emil W. Heck
Gilbert Gilges
Heck
Gilges
Soneback
Sutton
Ralph J. Colman
John P. Metsker
Alvin Fishburn
Fishburn
and Armstrong
Otto Hack
Harvey Booth
Lawrence Leonhard
David Noe
Abrams Claims Involvement In TV Quiz Show Rigging
Testifying at hearings, Abrams asserted Revson and its agencies knew of sponsor influence over contestants. He claimed meetings implied but did not openly discuss contestants' futures and that Revson’s president Charles Revson attended rarely and might not know. The subcommittee sought answers from network chiefs Kintner and Stanton, who denied network involvement and said they were duped by producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Revson
Martin Revson
Revion
Charles Revion
Revlon
House Legislative Oversight
Robert Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
Frank Stanton
Columbia
Hal March Plans Suit to Clear Good Name Over Show Rigging
New York AP Hal March asserts he was unaware of any rigging on the $64,000 Question show and files suit against sponsor Revlon Inc to restore his name. In New Orleans he stresses he seeks only to clear his name, not money. Meanwhile Twenty-One principals Jack Barry and Dan Enright refuse comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Hal March
Revlon, Inc
March
Army Officer Resigns Over Tic Tac Dough Controversy
Ft. Sill Oklahoma AP Captain Michael O Rourke who won more than 106000 on Tic Tac Dough resigned his commission citing a wish to appear civilian before any congressional hearing He denied receiving any help and said resignation was accepted by the Army hours later and approved by the Army department He is 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Sill
Okla
Michael O’rourke
Congressional Committee
Thermy
Department of the Army
O'Rourke
Grand Jury to Decide Fates of Probe Liars
Manhattan District Attorney said a grand jury will decide how to handle about 100 people believed to have lied in a probe of TV quiz show rigging. He did not name names. Charles Van Doren admitted lying to a New York grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Dst. Atty
Rami S. Hogan
Charles van Doren
Grand Jury
Dairies Named in Suit for Anti-Trust Violations
A $500000 damage suit was filed Wednesday by Allvine Dairy Co. of Kansas City Kansas against five dairy firms in U S District Court. Defendants are National Dairy Products Corp Fairmont Foods Co Country Club Dairy Co Borden Company and Foremost Food and Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Allvine Dairy Co
Kan
U.S
National Dairy Products Corp
Fairmont Foods Co
Country Club Dairy Co
The
Borden Company
Foremost Food and Chemical Co
Publicist Held in Bribe Attempt On Newsman
A Broadway publicist Robin Curly Harris 47 of Manhattan was arrested on charges of attempting to buy favorable newspaper treatment for John J. O Rourke a Teamsters official on extortion charges. Three other men are sought for offering a 20000 bribe to a detective. Newsday reporter Robert W Greene admitted accepting 230 in two payments under supervision of editor Alan Hathway. O Rourke and 14 others face trial on extortion charges in the jukebox case.
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Mineola
N. Y
Broadway
Robin
Curly) Harris
52Nd St
Manhattan
Nassau County
Harris
Long Island
Robert W. Greene
Newsday
Garden City
Alan Hathway
Dist. Atty
Manuel W. Levine
Hathwa
Teamsters Union
New York Metropolitan Area
Court sentences and fines listed in county and district pages
In Oliver M. Cree van County Court a 30 day jail term for non payment on lodging is set for Richard W. Brown of Baxter Springs also 30 days jail for no visible means of support. Delores Taylor bound over to November term. District Court handles bogus check case. Police Court fines include Emery Peterson 100 dollars and 60 days jail for driving while intoxicated Melvin Poley estewa 25 dollar fine for drunkenness. Police Court Artemas Stoner 15 dollar fine for failure to yield.
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Oliver M. Creevan
N. Y. St
Richard W. Brown
Baxter Springs
Delores Taylor
Ark. St
Emery Peterson
N. 7Th
Melvin Poleyestewa
Oraibi
Ariz
X15 Engine Explodes For Emergency Landing
Edwards Air Force Base California reports an explosion in one of the X15 rocket ship twin engines during its third powered flight. Test pilot Scott Crossfield landed safely and was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
Crossfield
Winter Here Snow Recap Across Kansas as Snow Bites
Winter weather brought light snow to much of the state with a 1 inch moisture content. The morning low of 26 fell short of the 22 degree all time low by four degrees while tonight’s expected low matches that 1951 mark. Storm clouds Tuesday night gave way to rain then snow with a 1 to 3 inch band across the area. Liberal logged three inches, Wichita two, and Topeka Salina Dodge City and Lawrence one inch.
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Liberal
Wichita
Topeka
Salina
Dodge City
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lone Star
Homecoming Week marks Kansas campus celebration schedule
The Law School hosts an open house from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Green Hall including a buffet lunch. At 11:30 a.m. dedication ceremonies for the Fred Harris Memorial KANU campus FM station honor Harris a former Kansas Board of Regents member and chairman. A Homecoming buffet runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Union ballroom with pre game highlights by Coach Jack Mitchell. The 1:30 p.m. football kickoff caps the day, followed by a dance from 8 p.m. to midnight featuring Harry James and his orchestra.
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Law School
Green Hall
Fred Harris
KANU
Harris
Kansas Board of Regents
Union Ballroom
Wih
Jack Mitchell
Harry James
Hs Orchestra
Eisenhower May Tour Part of India During Goodwill Trip
President Eisenhower plans to tour northern India beyond New Delhi on his overseas goodwill journey beginning December 3. Final schedule depends on time for side trips as he visits Italy Greece Turkey Iran Afghanistan Pakistan Morocco and France along with India.
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Washington
Eisenhower
India
New Delhi
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Morocco
France
Midwestern Blizzard Grips Wide Storm Zone
Blustery north winds drive heavy snow and frigid temperatures across the plains. Blizzard conditions reported in the Dakotas eastern Colorado and a Nebraska region with gusts to 70 mph. Montana saw eight below in Cut Bank and seven inches plus in Glacier National Park area. Four deaths linked to exposure and crashes. schools closed in northeastern Nebraska as conditions worsen from Montana to Michigan and Missouri Kansas and Texas news.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Colorado
Nebraska
Plains
Cut Bank
Mont
Montana
Wisconsin
Glacier National Park
Wausau
Wis
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Card of Thanks for Myers Family in Centroplis
The Myers family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy food cards and flowers after the death of husband father grandfather and great grandfather. Mrs C A Myers and family Centroplis Kansas.
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C. A. Myers
Centroplis, Kan
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Mrs. Everett Swank
Cjhs Orchestra
Mattie V. Jamison
Richard L. John
Route 3
Louise B. May
Elsie Spaulding
W. 22Nd
Dee Ann Myers
Wellsville
Kelma Starks
Cypress
Fay A. Cooke
Kathryn Moon
Bruce Starks
Ralph A. May
Chrysler Corporation
Jim Clark Motors
Chrysler Corp
CBS
Ial
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes Area
Mississippi Valley
Northern Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockies
Apalachians
Artemas Stoner
W. Hills Pkwy
Kent Dobbins
John Dobins
Route 2
First Christian Church
Dobbins
Philmont Scout Ranch
Cimarron
N. M
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Journal-World Photo
Prenacy
Maine
Ethan A. Smith
Lorimericas Moviag
Midwest
Lawrence Memorial Co
Decker-Cay Real Estate and Insurance Agency
East 8Th
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