Eisenhower Illness: White House Says Satisfactory
Washington reports President Eisenhower is progressing satisfactorily as doctors evaluate his illness after a chill. Vice President Nixon and Attorney General Rogers attended morning talks. Dulles substituted for Ike in a Morocco dialogue. No further doctor details or prognosis given.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Anne Wheaton
Nixon
Atty. Gen
Rogers
Judge Mellott Admitted to Hospital in Kansas City
Judge Arthur J. Mellott of the U S District Court for Kansas was admitted to St. Margaret's Hospital in Kansas City suffering pneumonia. The hospital listed his condition as poor and noted health issues dating from a prior illness.
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Kansas City
Kas
Arthur J. Mellott
U. S. Disstrict Court For
Kansas
Pars Tise Besa
A . Estoma
Edwardsville
Navy Experts Aim to Launch Moon Test Satellite
Navy scientists expect to launch the first U.S. test satellite within a week from dawn at Cape Canaveral. Dec 4 is named for a six pound sphere six inches in diameter. If weather fails, another attempt may occur two days later.
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Washington
Navy
Sacie Tists
U.S
Russia
Sputnik
Vanguard
U.S. Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fila
London
United States
Anid
Doolittle cites missile race as danger to US security
Gen Doolittle says Russian lead in missiles is a symbol of greater danger the US may fall behind in future weapons Johnson warns intercontinental missiles may be obsolete by full development. Teller Bush and Chipman tell Senate subcommittee the US lags in training scientists and speeding missile production. Saltonstall calls for overtime pace on missile and satellite programs.
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United States
Johnson
Russia
Senate
Edward Teller
Vannevar Bush
John Chipman
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Local births and dismissals listed from Memorial Hospital notes
Memorial Hospital records show births for Carl Gray Jr. at 105 Michigan Street and a son for Charles Pike of 650 West 23rd Street. Dismissals include Mrs Anna Cannon and other patients listed with addresses across Linwood, Oskaloosa, Tonganoxie, and nearby towns. The clipping also notes coordination effort on a missile program and a reference to August Walter and Darrell Gabriel among residents.
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Anna Cannon
Ala. St
David A. Bryan
W. 23Rd St
Evangeline Huffman
Tonganoxle
Debra Ann McDylan
Ohio St
Mary Jeffrey
Eudora
Florence Wingfield
Richland
Cynthia Wingfield
John Foust
Leona
Norma Stambaugh
Tonganoxie
August Walter
Tecompton
Darrell Gabriel
Elora
Carl Gray Jr
Mich
Oenian Davis
Lin
Charles Pike
Roy Bray
Baldwin
Star Plans to Sell Radio and TV Units to Theater Group
The Kansas City Star has contracted to sell its radio and television stations WDAF and WDAF TV to National Theaters Inc for 7 600 000. Sale awaits FCC approval to comply with a federal court order dated Nov 15 requiring divestment of broadcasting interests.
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Star
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
WDAF
Wdaf-Tv
National Theaters, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Emil Lees
The
Elmer C. Rhoden
National Theaters
Riss Quits as President of Riss & Co
Robert B. Riss resigns as president of Riss & Co., a leading motor carrier, after serving since 1950. His father Richard Biss? Riss will reassume the presidency and chairmanship, while the son remains on the board to pursue other business interests.
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Kansas
Robert B. Riss
Riss & Co
Richard R. Riss
Riss
Youth harms family in Arkansas farm tragedy
Bentonville Arkansas authorities report a 13 year old boy, angered by his mother's order to gather the cows, fatally injured his mother Mia Bright, and siblings Carol 5 and Bobby 3 with a .22 rifle. The youth, Gary Earl Bright, was later injured and hospitalized. his father suffered an amputation from a corn picker incident.
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Bentonville
Ark
Joe Means
Gary Earl Bright
Mia
Jewell Irene Bright
Carol
Bobby
Gary
Howe
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Margaret Carr Hardman
Mrs Margaret Carr Hardman 62 of Leavenworth died early Sunday in Cushing Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since November 7. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal Church Leavenworth. She was a retired school teacher a Kan sas University graduate and taught in Leavenworth schools including Leavy Junior High Survivors include her daughter Mary Peg Hardman of Lawrence and two brothers Lucien Carr of Omaha Neb and Zari Carr of Leavenworth.
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Margaret Carr Hardman
Leavenworth
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Mary Peg Hardman
Kansas University
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hardman
Ieee
Leavenworth Lege
Leavy
Ion
Lawrence
Lucien Carr
Omaha
Neb
Zari Carr
Kansas Seeks Judgment In Suit With Railroad
The state of Kansas asks the federal court for summary judgment in its suit against the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad to halt a plan to move company records from Parsons Kansas to Denison Texas and to reinstate personnel moved during the Katy consolidation.
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Kansas City U
State of
Kansas
Missouri-Kansas-Texan
Parsons
Kan
Denison
Tex
Texas In & Katy
English French End Talks End Today
British Prime Minister Macmillan and French Premier Gaillard concluded two days of talks in Paris without fully resolving differences. They sought to ease NATO tensions over small arms to Tunisia feared to reach Algerian rebels. A communique said France bears responsibility for Algerian questions, but Britain may still supply arms to Tunisia.
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Paris
Macmillan
Felix Gaillard
Tunisia
France
Britain
Early Releases Set For Men in Service
The armed forces announced early release for enlisted personnel whose tours expire around the Christmas to New Year period. Army sailors and Marines set specific windows in December to mid January, while the Air Force will release those whose tours end between December 1 and January 10 with no fixed date. Reservists on six months active duty are excluded.
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Washington i
Armed Forces Today
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense Department
Wichita Man Killed During Argument With Half-Brother
Bud Pulley a 35 year old Wichita man was fatally shot during an argument with his half brother Cecil May 25 in Walnut Shade Missouri. Sheriff Theron Gideon said May and a female companion helped move Pulley to a physician’s house where he died. May was taken to county jail and coroner Walter Cobb noted alcohol involved and Pulley’s companion Nellie Atkins 26 who had traveled from Summit Arkansas to visit Pulley.
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Forsyth
Bud Pulley
Wichita
Cecil May
Pulley
Theron Gideon
Taney
May
Walter Cobb
Walnut Shade
J. M. Threadgill
Nellie Atkins
Summit
Ark
Nia
Perry May
City studies street repairs amid funding debate
Street surfaces already break down and widen maintenance woes for the city. Officials weigh cheaper surfacing versus first class paving with cement or asphalt. A general study of all street problems aims to shape future paving and funding decisions. Wednesday asks how much to spend on streets.
Bank Teller Sentenced for Embezzlement in Junction City
Eugene Vincent Brosseau a 36 year old former teller and assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Junction City was sentenced to five years for embezzlement and falsification of bank records. He pleaded guilty and is en route to Seagoville Federal Prison near Dallas Texas. U S marshal Lee Kemper said Seagoville is a minimum security institution.
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Topeka
Eugene Vincent Brosseau
First National Bank of
Junction City
Seaganville
Dallas
Tex
Brosseau
Lee Kemper
U.S
Seagoville
Gein Confessed Raiding Graves for Women Bodies
Gein admitted killing two women and robbing graves of nine others during a period of mental observation. He faces first degree murder charges in the death of Mrs Bernies Worden at age 58 and related crimes as authorities examine graves opened for women.
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Field
Gein
Mra
Bernies Worden
Ma “Hoken
Adama
Body Identified From Fire in Kansas City
A body found amid ruins after a fire at Eighth Street and Grand Avenue is believed by friend H Radway Matt II to be Allen Q. Glore, a printing firm co owner. The body wore a green tweed coat with a Shrine pin. Dentures will aid ID. explosion cause remains unexplained.
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Kansas City
Allen Q. Glore
Glore
Eighth St
Grand Avenue
H. Radway Matt II
Ing
John Coyne
North Africa King Dulles Hold Talks At White House
Secretary of State Dulles met with the King of Morocco for two hours to discuss North African issues and called the initial talk very well. Dulles, substituting for the ailing President Eisenhower, said one or two more conferences may be held before Mohammed V leaves Thursday.
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Nixon
Mohammed V
Morocco
Dulles
Eisenhower
Rogers
Wheaton
Mohammde V
Newamen
Mrs. Wheaton
Washington
White House
United Nations chief foresees easing border tensions
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans a Middle East tour starting in Amman with possible stops in Damascus Cairo and Jerusalem to ease tensions on the Syrian Israeli and Jordanian fronts. He may also address Palestine refugees and Turkish pressures on Syria amid renewed fighting near Dan and Mt. Soopud.
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United Nations, N. Y (P
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Palestine
Turkey
Syria
Jordan
U. N
Demaccus
Cairo
Jerusalem
Amman
Egypt
Israel
Hammarskjold
U. S
Byron Leary
Jordan Asid
Leary
Dan
Damascus
Demilitarized Zone
Daret el Maghaweer
Mt. Soopud
Filling Station Man Is Probably Murder Victim
The body of Paul H. Williams, 56, a north Wichita filling station attendant, was found in a roadside ditch northwest of Wichita. Investigators report he was killed by stabbing or a gunshot, with autopsy pending. Williams’ car was later found abandoned near Garden Plain as a statewide manhunt spread across multiple counties and into Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Paul H. Williams
Nayman Rowden
Dean Bratt
Willams
Floyd . Schroeder
William
Garden Plaine
Sedgwick
Reno
Kingman
Oklahoma
Williams
Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam Notices
Card of thanks from Mrs Hattie Kent and family for birthday wishes and care. Gratitude extended for neighbors friends telegrams flowers and gifts during illness and death of sister. In memoriam for husband and father died one year ago November 1956. Mrs B A McNish and children remember him. Also remembrance for Lee Andrew Tutt died November 26 1956. Vivien Tutt expresses sorrow.
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Hattie” Kent
Kiser
8. A. McNish
Lee Andrew , Tutt
Vivien Tutt
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