Echo timetable and Pittsburg hotel bill mix in AP snippet
Washington timetable notes several times and directions for Saturday with angles and elevations. Pittsburg reports two Martini sons as reptile‑house souvenir seekers then a hotel bill dispute with the Soviet Embassy over Khrushchev visit charges at the Carlton House, unresolved after a promised payment.
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Sovie
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Demo Backing By Union Chiefs
The AFL CIO Executive Council endorsed the Democratic ticket and urged the federation to back it. Only 18 of 29 council members were present for the vote, with A Philip Randolph dissenting. Curran criticized both Kennedy and Nixon, leaning away from enthusiasm.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Curran
Nixon
Rodeo and carnival extend two more nights
The rodeo and carnival will remain in town for two additional evenings, Friday and Saturday, with advance tickets available.
Partly Cloudy County Forecast For The Weekend
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies this afternoon and tonight with a few thunderstorms likely Saturday. Warmer conditions prevail with highs in the middle 80s and overnight lows around 60s. Saturday’s high near 85.
Eisenhower says foreign aid bill too small for security
President Eisenhower told Congress the 3.722 billion foreign aid bill is too small and would jeopardize national security. He asked lawmakers to reject the negotiated Senate House report and insisted the full 4.086 billion is vitally needed. The letter to leaders paused adjournment plans as Congress eyed final action on several measures before recess.
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Eisenhower
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Senate House
White House
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Rained Out County Fair Delayed to Saturday Night
The Franklin County Fair rodeo and midway events were postponed to Saturday due to about two inches of rain. Rodeo starts 8 p.m. today with final performance tomorrow. midway activities begin 6:30 p.m. Exhibits were moved up and the pony barrel races were uncertain. 4-H winners include Sandra Herring and others. livestock judging led by Jim Milliken with 173 points and team honors to Berea Boosters, Far and Near, and Silver Leaf won the team event.
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Franklin County
Martin Dickinson
Fair Board
Dickinson
Berea Boosters
Kennedy Urges Beefing Up Of U S Defenses
Democratic candidate John F Kennedy urged a beefed up defense program at the VFW national convention in Detroit saying security and leadership are slipping and that the balance of world power is shifting to the Soviet Chinese bloc. He contrasted Nixon’s rosy assurances with a call for duty over complacency.
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Mich
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Veterans For Foreign Wars
Kennedy
VFW
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Traffic Toll in Topeka Rises for 1960 Nine Hours
AP reports Kansas traffic deaths increased to 24 hours ending 9 am, marking a rise from the 1959 comparable period. The toll for 1960 through that window shows 391 deaths versus 294 in the prior year, highlighting a surge in fatal incidents.
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M.m
M. Ae
Topeka
Kansas
Two Rob Store At Hoisington
Two masked men robbed a Hoisington general merchandise store about 2700 dollars early today after abducting owner Ray Dutsch from his home to open the safe. They first visited Ike Walters home, then forced Dutsch and Mrs. Walters to the store. The bandits fled in Dutsch's car, later recovered nearby.
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Ike Walters
Dutsch
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Walters
Hoisington
Turbulence Injures Four Aboard Trans World Airliner
An unscheduled Tulsa landing followed severe turbulence over Kansas on a San Francisco to New York flight. Forty eight passengers and five crew members were aboard. four were injured, including Myrtle Smith of Phoenix with fractures. Remaining Wichita passengers stayed overnight as the aircraft was grounded for damage checks.
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Trans World Airlines
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St. John's Hospital
New York
Wichita
Kan
Chanute
Myrtle Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary A. Mellor
Jewel O'Connor
Amarillo
Tex
B. Braswell
Los Angeles
Miss Braswell
Kansas City
United States Breaks Relations With Dominican Republic
The United States announces it is breaking diplomatic relations with the Dominican Republic and withdrawing the U S diplomatic mission from Ciudad Trujillo. The action follows decisions at a meeting in San Jose and aligns with Western Hemisphere sanctions over Cuban influence, with support from Argentina Chile Brazil Nicaragua Guatemala Uruguay Paraguay and Colombia.
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Split on Demand To Pinpoint Cuba By Stanford
The Organization of American... Bradshaw reports from San Jose Costa Rica as the AP covers tensions and policy moves aimed at pinpointing Cuban activity.
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Bradshaw San Jose
Costa Rica
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Kohler Ordered to Rehire Union Workers in Long Strike
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that Kohler Co must reinstate workers up to about 2,000 in a long running strike begun April 5, 1954, finding the firm prolonged the walkout through unfair practices while the union engaged in illegal mass picketing. the decision calls for reinstatement with seniority and requires disclosure of incentive pay data, with court appeals filed by Kohler.
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Kohler
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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David Rabinovitz
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Sub Crew Plays Ball At North Pole
AP reports the USS Sea Dragon crew played the first baseball at the pole after surfacing near an ice floe. Cmdr George P Steele II said the crew would trounce the juniors. Temperatures were twenty eight degrees, with sailors in their warmest clothes awaiting reunions in Hawaii.
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Arctic
Northwest Passage
Pentagon
Steele
Portsmouth
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Navy
Washington, D.C
Hawaii
Deluge Triggers Wide Flooding Across Kansas
A storm system drenched east central and south central Kansas with up to seven inches of rain causing flash floods. Ottawa saw 1.75 inches while Lyndon and Reading reported heavy totals. Quenemo and the Marais des Cygnes valley filled lowlands. One death occurred near Hesston from a lightning strike. power and telephony outages disrupted several areas.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Franklin County
Marais Des Cygnes River
Lyn
Mulberry
Rockwood Acres
Cedar
Nixon Will Speak In State In Presidential Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon has accepted an invitation to speak in Kansas for his presidential campaign. The date and venue are to be determined, with reports he will address a Republican rally in the Kansas City area around September 22 or 23. Anderson and Pearson joined Nixon’s office visit, accompanied by Sen. Schoeppel and hosted by Sen. Carlson.
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Richard M. Nixon
Kansas
John Anderson
James Pearson
Fairway
Anderson
Nixon
Kansas City
Kan
Eisenhower
Pearson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Rkan
Frank Carlson
Capitol
Kansas Republcan
Congress
Former Announcer Is Found Shot
Kansas City AP reports Tom Jacobson, 32, former WHB staff member and Nite Beat moderator, was found dead Thursday in his apartment with a bullet wound above the right ear and a .25 caliber pistol beside him. The door was locked from inside. His wife Jean M. Jacobson had a newborn son that morning in St Paul, but police say there was no indication he knew of the birth.
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Kansas City
Tom Jacobson
WHB
Jacobson
Jean M. Jacobson
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Tastemark Cottage Cheese Ad Price Linked to Buy
Correction notes that the 10¢ price on Tastemark Cottage Cheese 12 es. carton in Safeway Thursday ad applies only when purchasing Tastemark bonul 1% gallon.
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Safeway
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