Eisenhower Eyes New York Campaign Stop In Late October
President Eisenhower plans a late October campaign appearance in New York City announced by press secretary James Hagerty after a meeting with Republican Senate candidate Jacob Javits. He may also attend a U N meeting in New York and will attend the World Series opener tomorrow. Hagerty hinted the President roots for the Dodgers. Javits said the game is nonpolitical.
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Eisenhower
New York City
James C. Hagerty
Jacob K. Javits
U. S. Senate
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U. N
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Javits
Kentucky
Oni
Adial Stevenson
Lexington
Cleveland
Ohio
Stevenson
University of Kentucky
Congress
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Multiple admissions include LeRoy Rowland 820 Conn St and Frank Lundstedt Ottawa with others named. Dismissed: Mrs Patricia Green and baby girl, and several new births reported for Sunnyside and surrounding addresses. Named infants include a son to Mrs Dale Kerr and a son to Mrs Fred Filkins Jr. and a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Hotert.
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Frank Lundstedt
Ottawa
Ves‘a Filkins
Eath St
E. Nadine Holton
Tonganoxie
Blanche Fewell
Route 5
Cloise Kerr
Rockledge
Letha Hodgkinson
Sunnyside
Leona Holbert
Sunflower
Marjorie Daniel
Patricia Green
Thomas Clay
W. Sth
Sandra Bunce
Lyons St
Catherine Sedin
Moundview
Sirths
Mirs
Dale Kerr
Raktiedge Rd
Man Dies After Jump From Burning Building
A man, clothed in flames, leaped from a second floor window of a burning building as neighbors watched in horror. He became tangled in telephone wires during the fall and hung head downward until the wires snapped. He died shortly after the plunge from burns with identity not yet known. Neighbors said transients used the abandoned structure for shelter as the interior suffered heavy damage. Special investigators were called.
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Kansas City
Allies to Seek U N endorsement of Suez plan
United States Britain and France move to win U N approval for international canal control. Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca Popovic and others floated compromise as the Security Council prepares to debate the Suez issue. Western diplomats said the draft is not final and oppose sidetracking the problem into a subcommittee without open discussion. France pursues intensive strategy talks in New York and Washington.
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N.Y.A
United States
Britain
France
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Suez Canal
Koca Popovic
Nation Security Council
New York
Washington
Docking Termed In League With Labor
Phillipburg Kasut-War Ren Shaw Republican candidate for governor accused his Democratic rival George Docking of allying with labor bosses and union racketeers to oppose a right to work law in Kansas. He argued Democrats back out-of-state union interests while Republicans defend freedom of choice for workers.
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Kasut
Warren W. Shaw
George Docking
Kansas
Shaw
United States
1957 Ford Models Debut At Morgan-Mack Showrooms
Morgan-Mack Ford Motor Co. at 714 Vt. St. will unveil 12 new 1957 Fords Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with two demonstrators to aid titles. Ford adds 19 new body styles across five series, with redesigned chassis lengths and two sizes for the first time in Ford history. The new line promises higher performance engines in the low price field.
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State May Cancel Highway Paint Contract
Atty. Gen. John Anderson Jr. said Kansas can legally cancel a $114,265 contract for white highway striping paint. The State Highway Commission voted to cancel if it would not face damages, arguing the paint had not been delivered as scheduled.
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Lawrence firm eyes portable duck blinds product
Lawrence business hears Jayhawk Boxes and Freezerboard may spawn a new portable duck blind line. Gerald Hesse cites durable waterproof Freeziur board construction and two stakes for anchoring. Distributors show interest in a nationwide rollout if the idea succeeds.
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Lawrence Paper Ca
U.S
Gerald Hesse
Hesse
September Drought Records Shatter Local Readings
Posey reports a 73 percent mean temperature for September, about 5 percent above normal, ranking among the ten hottest Septembers. The official high was 103 on Sept 12, the first such heat this late in summer, and the low was 41 on Sept 1. There were 18 days over 90 degrees, and rainfall varied with Douglas County seeing 1.06 inches at Wor den, 14 miles southwest, still above normal earlier but now below the long term September average. Worden’s 1956 total had been running above normal, but rainfall is now below the normal end of September mark.
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Douglas County
Walter Schwarz
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Here
Four wedding rings found near Kaw River Bridge
Rings valued at about 360 dollars were recovered Monday near the Kaw River Bridge by J Schroyer. They are linked to loot stolen from a New York City jewelry salesman on Sept 26 in a Kansas City hotel. Luggage and jewelry cases were also found. ownership is traced to Charles Bennett Co. of New York.
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Lawrence Home Builders Hear Zook at Castle Tea Room
E R Zook executive secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce spoke Monday night to the Lawrence Home Builders Association in the Castle Tea Room. He discussed the potential role of local builders in Lawrence’s future. The next meeting was announced for the first Monday of November.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Home Builders Assn
Castle
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Lawrence
Truman Says the Running Scared Now
Former President Truman said Eisenhower has stepped up his campaign because he is scared about the election. He criticized Vice President Nixon for attacking Stevenson and defended the Democratic party’s principles as he noted betting odds against him.
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Truman
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Adlai Stevenson
Zoning Request Denied Near KU Campus Plan
Rapid Transit Inc. had its bid for neighborhood business zoning at the southeast corner of 21st and Iowa Streets denied by the Planning Commission on Monday evening. The surrounding undeveloped intersection corners are owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association and are expected to join the KU campus plans in the future.
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Stevenson Calls for Lead in Halting Hydrogen Tests
Adlai E. Stevenson challenged President Eisenhower to take leadership to suspend hydrogen bomb testing, arguing the great powers are willing to act if there is leadership. He said a secret explosion is impossible and urged a step toward peace, speaking at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck New Jersey amid a multi-city campaigning day.
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Education, Editors Gather for Kansas Event Highlights
A three event program on education and press issues includes lectures by Dr. Smith on global ventures in education, and Dr. Douglass on American education today. Parents’ Day features open houses at University schools, an art museum reception with campus leaders, and a football game attendance. Over 200 editors from 80 Kansas papers attend Editors’ Day, honoring the 40th Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame inductee W. C. Simons. A wrangle session led by McDill Boyd addresses mutual problems before KU Colorado game attendence.
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Phillips County Review
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Board of Regents
Wreck Causes $300 Damage on West 23rd Street
A Monday afternoon crash in the 1500 block of West 23rd Street caused an estimated $300 in damage. No injuries were reported. The car driver was Thomas Alva Hedrick, 22, of 1133 Emery Rd. The truck driver was Dick Brown, of 1510 Cadet Ave.
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Thomas Alva Hedrick
Emery Rd
Dick Brown
Cadet Ave
Ohio woman hunts in desert for missing dog Mickey
Dorothy Lauck a 44 year old Cincinnati teletype operator travels across New Mexico and Arizona from Lordsburg to Willcox searching for her border collie Mickey lost July 27 after a rainstorm. She spent leave and savings, with help from her sister and locals, but only found clues near Road Forks where a night crew recalls the dog hiding under a desk.
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Markets News Bee ein Market At A Glance
Market summaries show higher stock leaders up at least two dollars, while bonds fall irregularly. Agricultural notes list varied shifts in cotton, wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, hogs, cattle and sheep with price ranges and shipment counts. U S stocks staged a broad late-day recovery led by steels and metals, with aluminum, rubber, motors and oils also advancing.
KC Grain and Livestock Market Report from Kansas City
Wheat prices held steady with 50 car loads and mixed bids from No 2 and No 3 grades across hard and red Wheat futures opened around 2.25 to 2.29 with slight gains. Corn and oats showed modest declines and milo and kafir moved 2.22 to 2.24 for prices, while barley and soybeans traded in narrow ranges. Livestock totals listed 8,000 cattle and 1,000 calves amid limited supply with average quality from Kansas City USDA figures.
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Fugitive From Topeka Nabbed in Arizona
Carl Lewis of Kansas City is held in Yavapai County jail on a federal charge of interstate transportation of a stolen car. He was arrested at Kingman and brought to Prescott for questioning by the FBI with no further details available.
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Car thief Lewis sought after stealing 1956 Ford
Local police pursued Lewis last month after he stole a 1956 car from Morgan Mack Ford. He drove the vehicle to Kansas City claiming he needed money for a down payment. The salesman confronted him as he left.
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Morgan- Mack Ford Agency
Kansas City
Topeka jailbreak escapee captured after car thefts
A suspect, Lewis, fled inside a building, Morgan-Mack recovered one burned car, and another vehicle was reportedly stolen. Police said he faced two man hunts in the area before the thefts and is the last Topeka jailbreak escapee to be captured.
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Morgan-Mack
Topeka
Hall Won't Okay Spending From Emergency Fund
Hall objects to spending $5,000 from the emergency fund while its constitutional validity is tested in the Supreme Court. He argues the fund is tied up until the lease case brought by Atty. Gen. John Anderson is decided. Anderson replies he acted to resolve the issues and aid farmers in obtaining hay.
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John Anderson
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John
Administration Seeks Tax Relief for Small Business
President Eisenhower's administration will ask Congress to consider tax relief for small business operations. Sherman Adams announced that a Cabinet Committee report recommends reducing the corporate tax rate from 30 percent to 20 percent on income up to 25 000 dollars.
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Scott Mitchell Stricken by Polio in Texas
Scott Mitchell twenty son of Mr and Mrs Owen Mitchell Route 4 Abilene Texas has been stricken with polio in Abilene where he attends school He is a junior at Abilene Christian College His sister Mrs Clayton L Frost 1602 West 23rd reported paralysis has not set in yet and barring fever returning his condition would remain satisfactory
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Owen Mitchell
Route 4
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Tex
Young Mitchell
Abilene Christian College
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West 23Rd
LHS Debaters Shine in Neosho and Muskogee Wins
Lawrence High School debaters posted strong results at Neosho Missouri and Muskogee Oklahoma over the weekend. They won four of six debates at Neosho and eleven of fifteen at Muskogee, earning praise from Principal Neal Wherry who called them leaders in their states.
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Card of Thanks for Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Hatch express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for cards flowers and gifts received on their golden wedding anniversary. All were greatly appreciated.
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