Death toll in Kansas up seven over weekend
Six fatal highway crashes over the weekend in Kansas left at least seven dead, including an Odessa Texas family of Morris D. Kinnear and their eight year old daughter Marlen. Other victims included a 17 year old in Nebraska, a 26 year old from Jetmore, a 31 year old Dodge City truck driver, and an eight year old Leawood girl.
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Kansas City
Dury Mary Lohafer
Texas
Marlen
Minneapeleh Kan
Kinnear
Concordia
Nebraska
Seneca
Raymond Decker
Ronald D. Prine
Pawnee City
Neb
Ana
Josef Pawnee City
Decker
Richard Cole
Jetmore
Kan
Dodge City
U. S
Lawrence David Beck
William Henry Kern
Kansas Turnpike
Amporia
Joyce Robertson
Leawood
John TF. Robertson
Kern
Revival Service at Pomona Assembly of God Church
Evangelist Max Manning from Topeka leads revival meetings at Pomona Assembly of God Church. Services conclude Monday and Tuesday evenings starting at 7:40, with sermons and sessions scheduled across the two nights.
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Assembly of God Church
Max Manning
Torpeka
Four Wrecks Occur Here in Ottawa Weekend
The Ottawa area saw four traffic incidents over the Easter weekend. In one crash at 9th and Main, George W. Cooper, 21, was arrested for drunk driving and reckless driving after a collision with Betty Elliott, 28, of Tremont. Edwards Ruth Lee Newton, a passenger in Cooper’s car, suffered multiple bruises. In other cases, C. I. Burlingham, 78, was cited for driving without a valid license after an alley collision, Barbara Ann Dahlstrom, 16, was cited for failing to yield after a 17th and Main crash, and a separate incident involved minor damage at 100 block Main/Hickory.
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George W. Cooper
King
Ottawal
Parr
al Hashagen Oftrol
Ruth Lee Newton
Osawatomiea
Cooper
C. I. Burlingham
Red
Main
Hickory
Burlingham
Raymond Mora
Barbara Ann Dahlstrom
17Th
Traffic collision at 3rd and Main injures no one
Richard Eugene White 49 of 125 S Willow was cited for following too closely after a two car crash at 3rd and Main at 4 11 p m Sunday. Richard W Williams 22 of 103 N Locust stopped for a light. White failed to stop and struck Williams from the rear. Damages were minor.
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S. Willow
3Rd and Main
Richard W. Williams
N. Locust
Main
White
Williams
TWA Constellation Lands Safely in Wichita After Gear Trouble
A Trans World Airlines Constellation experienced landing gear trouble and circled Wichita's airport for about an hour before touch down safely. The four engine airliner carried fourteen passengers and five crew members on a Kansas City to Wichita flight with no injuries reported.
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TWA
Wichita
Kan
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
Two Twenty One Year Olds Named in Burlington Ottawa Link
Gary Keith Taylor age 21 of Burlington and Dorothy Los Banker age 21 of Ottawa are involved in a case with connections between the two cities. No further details are provided.
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Gary Keith Taylor
Burlington
Dorothy Los Banker
Ottawa
League Of Women Voters To Convention
More than 160 delegates and out of town visitors have made reservations for the Kansas League of Women Voters seventh annual convention in Leavenworth. A panel on constitutional revision procedures will be led by Dr. Ethan Allen of the University of Kansas, with editors Ernie Johnson of the Chanute Tribune and Angelo Scott of the Lola Register on the panel.
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Kansas League of Free Veters
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University of Kansas
Jernie Johnson
The
Chanute Tribune
Angelo Scott
Lola Register
B Vitamin May Prevent Lung Cancer
In San Francisco researchers at a American Cancer Society event report tests of S-acetyl pyridine or 3-AP to induce a lung cancer type in mice. They also test niacin to prevent or counteract any cancerous process from 3-AP. No proof yet that 3-AP causes cancer, but circumstantial evidence raises suspicion.
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San Francisco
American Cancer Society
Benjamin F. Preedlander
Frederic A. French
Freedlander
Mrs Loren A Robinson 89 dies at Franklin County
Mrs Loren A Robinson 89 of 609 S Poplar died yesterday at 10 30 am in KU Medical Center She was born January 26 1869 in Indiana and moved to Franklin County in 1921 from Great Bend She was twice married first to Mack Hood who died 1936 and then to C O Robinson who died 1950 Surviving are daughter Vida Adams a foster daughter Mrs EB A Jackson Kansas City 20 grandchildren four great grandchildren and sister Mrs Audrey Martin New ton One son deceased Funeral services at Towner Chapel Wednesday at 10 am Rev William Weber will officiate Pallbearers L O C D Melvin Donald Fabert David Jackson Robert Cook Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Great Bond
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Ada Robinson
S. Poplar
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C. O. Robinson
Calvary Baptist Church
Vida Adams
Rif'd
A. Jackson
Kansas City
Audrey Martin
Newton
Towner’s Chapel
William, Weber
L. 0
C. D
Melvin
Donald Fabert
David Jackson
Robert Cook
Lawrence Ott
Woodlawn Cemetery
Great Bond
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Featured
Hospital notes list admissions including Bradley Cordle 902 W 5th William Shaffer Pomona Sidney Pope East Dormitory D U Jeff Hopkins 313 S Sycamore Saturday Donald Cook 1400 N Sycamore Mrs Lester Hey Baldwin Mrs Howard R McCurdy 313 Willow Mrs Ivan Kelley 803 S Main Sunday Mrs Carrie Moyle 610 S Sycamore Mrs James J Clayton W Martin Princeton today Dismissals include William Davidson Quenemo Jessie Morgan Charlton Cottage Saturday A E Wards Pomona Mrs Lawrence Yohe 411 S Oak Mrs Donald Smith and baby daughter 416 E 3rd Mrs Charles Weber and baby son Pomona Bradley Cordle 2 W 5th Mrs David McCade 117 W Sth Sunday
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Main
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S. Sycamore
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Princeton
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Lana Turner's Tumultuous Love Life Sparks Hollywood Gossip
Hollywood buzz swirls around Lana Turner after the slaying of Johnny Stompanato by her daughter Cheryl, with questions about Turner’s dating history and the town’s obsession with glamorous star power. The piece notes Turner’s four marriages and lists other Hollywood hopes and heartbreaks among famous beauties.
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Hollywood
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Cheryl
Stompanato case tied to underworld and murder
Los Angeles police intelligence names Lana Turner ex-husband killer figure, noting Stompanato’s pattern of pursuing wealthy women and loan default. The article links a March 1968 stabbing to a jealous confrontation in Santa Monica. Cheryl Crane, Lana Turner’s daughter, involved in the related court proceedings as a juvenile.
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Los Angeles
Stompanato
McPherson Teachers Earn Across the Salary Schedule
McPherson city schools grant salary increases for next year averaging about 250 dollars per teacher. Non degree staff receive little or nothing while administrative personnel gain up to 350 dollars annually. Superintendent Joe Ostenberg says the revised schedule incentivizes pursuing degrees from non degree to masters level.
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Mcpherson
McPherson City
Joe Ostenberg
Ostenberg
Navy Vessel Searches For Six Missing Seaplane Crew
Navy vessels continued a search today for six missing men from a U S seaplane that crashed three miles offshore near Iwakuni Japan. A Japanese cargo boat recovered two bodies and three of the eleven crew members soon after the crash. The PSM Martin twin engine seaplane from the 48th Seaplane Antisubmarine Squadron based at San Diego Calif crashed shortly after take off at the Iwakuni Marine Corps seadrome.
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Iwakuni
Japan
U. S
48Th
San Diego
Calif
Iwakuni Marine Corps
Tulsa Jaycees Change Rules After Easter Egg Hunt
Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce members staged an Easter egg hunt in a city park drawing an estimated 10,000 attendees. A whistle blast sparked a scramble as 5,500 eggs were hidden and the hunt ended at 3 p.m. Officials vow a police siren will start next year’s event.
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Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma Highway H Patrol
Jaycee
Traffic Toll rises in Kansas fatalities report
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 8 in the past 48 hours, 103 to date in 1959, and 136 for the same period in 1957. The figures reflect Topeka area counts and provide a comparative view of yearly trends.
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Topeka
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