Williamson Coal Operator to Appear on TV Show
Chuck Williamson of Williamson Coal and Junk Co. will be a guest on Harold Ensley's The Sportsmen's Friend on Channel at 10 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Williamson. The Ottawans will display hunting trophies. Also noted is Howard Deputy posting a rare two stroke hole out at Ottawa Country Club, while a golf dinner match concludes with Fredeen 34, Sneldonis 29, Barr 27. Navy Chief Lewey Kittle promotes a September recruit training at San Diego. A Santa Fe donated church bell was installed at Grace Episcopal Church by the Angletons.
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Williamson Coal and Junk Co
Harold Ensley
Mrs. Williamson
Ottawa
Ottawa Country Club
Howard Deputy
Deputy
Barrett Parks
Lyman Corlis
No. 5
Paul Fredeen
John Sneldonis
J. F. Barr
Navy
Lewey Kittle
California
Naval Training Center
San Deigo
Calif
Kittle
Grace Episcopal Church
Santa Fe Railway
Claude Angleton
Argentine
5Th and Locust
Harvey Croan
Ed. Curby
Angletons
Reuther Urges Inflation Study in Auto Price Cut Plan
Walter Reuther urges a White House study of the UAW price cut proposal and seeks an immediate answer. In Washington, James Hagerly releases a letter from Gabriel Hauge on behalf of President Eisenhower thanking Reuther for the Aug. 16 letter introducing the plan. The President will not comment on the specific proposals to the three automakers.
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
White House
Reuther
Washington
James C. Hagerly
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
Fair blues and livestock judged at Franklin County Fair
The Franklin County Fair opened with 4-H beef judging and livestock entries drawing a strong crowd. Winners included top blue ribbons for Acorn Rustlers and Junior Judgers, with champions in Shorthorn and Hereford classes and notable prizes in the clothing division.
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Berea Boosters
Jayhawk
Acorn Rustlers
Elm Leaf
Full O'Pep
Princeton Jolly Workers
Clover Leaf
Pottawatomie Valley
Shining Star
Body Of Dictator Given To Widow
The Italian government today turned the body of Benito Mussolini over to his widow at St. Cassiano cemetery in Predappia. The body was brought from its long secret burial site for transfer to the Mussolini family vault at Predappia, the dictator's birthplace. A small cemetery crowd witnessed the widow Rachele Mussolini receive the remains. Predappia lies in the Appennine foothills. Mussolini's family graves are nearby. The interior ministry said the body was consigned to Mrs. Mussolini shortly after noon. Mussolini died in 1945 after fleeing to Germany. his mistress Claire Petacci was executed earlier.
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Benito Mussolini
St. Cassiano
Predappia
Mussolini
Rachele
Ischa
Appenine
Emilia
Bologna
Bruno
Interior Ministry
Germany
Europe
Claretta Petacci
Milan
Miss Petacci
New Reports of Russian Missile Progress Heard
Washington sources say Russia fired at least four long range missiles since June and tested many shorter range ones over time. Moscow delayed announcing a claimed successful intercontinental test until recently, with officials doubting a ready production model of a 5,000 mile missile. Information was gathered by U.S. military intelligence before review.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Aerial Atomic Blast Fires Over Nevada Desert
Scientists detonated an atomic device 750 feet above the Nevada desert in a pure scientific test. The half dozen second flare lit the sky at 5 40 am as the balloon anchored device released an orange pink fireball. The AEC called the blast subnominal, equating to about 20 kilotons of TNT, and it followed a postponement of the larger Smoky test with military maneuvers planned.
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Nevada Desert
Yucca Fiat Test Center
AEC
Weather County Forecast Fair to partly cloudy and warm
Fair to partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Saturday with continued warmth. Highs in the 92 to 95 degree range are forecast for today and Saturday.
Labor Day Holiday Traffic Fatalities Projected
The National Safety Council estimates 420 people will die in traffic accidents during the 78 hour Labor Day weekend from 6 p m today to midnight Monday. Last year’s three day period had 435 traffic deaths, with 89 drownings and 72 other deaths for a total of 596.
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National Safety Council
Bulk Of Ike's Program Either Dead Or Dormant
The 85th Congress adjourned leaving most of President Eisenhower's program dead or dormant. A toned down civil rights bill passed, while pay raises for postal workers and civil service staff were approved. Congress did not enact major items like school aid, health insurance expansion, or Alaska and Hawaii statehood, and White House backing was questioned by some Republicans.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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Stassen Arrives in Washington for Quick Dulles Talks
Harald F. Stassen, chief U S disarmament negotiator, rushed to Washington from London for urgent talks with Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower. He aims to salvage the five month old Western Russia disarmament exchanges and plans to return to London for UN subcommittee discussions. Zorin dismissed the Western package, while Stassen said delegates are closer together than in years.
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London
Russia
Stassen
Dulles
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
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Canada
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Zorin
Inquest Planned After Fatality Near Lynden
An autopsy and inquest will hear details in the death of Mrs. Lillie E. Johnson 28 found near Lynden tied to a hit and run. Undersheriff Paul Reed said the body showed drag marks and a fractured skull with broken ribs. The coroner and Kansas Bureau of Investigation staff are investigating. Johnson lived in Quenemo with husband Eldon D. Johnson and two young sons. funeral set for Sunday in Quenemo Federated Church.
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Lillie E. Johnson
Osage County
Niles M. Stout
Paul Reed
Reed
Nomination of Jones In Air At Senate Hearing
The Senate Public Works Committee mourns toward Arnold R. Jones for TVA director after hearings with one more witness to go. Gore waits to question Jones further while Republicans press for a committee vote and final action before January. Frank Clement flies in to urge caution amid TVA ties.
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Senate Public Works Committee
Arnold R. Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congress
Francis Case
Cotton
Ruckel
Calif
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Florida
Kansas Non-Farm Employment Is Up
TOPEKA Kansas non farm employment rose to 564700 in mid July, a gain of more than 300 over June. Unemployment was down to an estimated 24500. The Kansas Employment Security Division reported rising employment mainly in construction and in transportation equipment manufacturing. Factory employment totaled 131600, the highest since April 1955, and nearly 8000 above July 1956. Total non farm employment in July 1986 was 555000.
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Topeka
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Kansas Department of Labor
Workers In Crawford County To Miss Pay
Crawford County officials face a late payday as funds are not yet available. A Topeka hearing is set Wednesday on a county application to issue munshine warrants to cover the remaining 12 months. County employees hired will be paid as usual once funds are approved.
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Girard
Crawford County
Topeka
Flu Outbreaks Reported Across Five States
Washington reports new influenza outbreaks last week in New York Mississippi Florida California and Virginia though few confirmed by labs. Since June 1 influenza in sporadic form and localized epidemics have been lab confirmed in 22 states and Hawaii with other areas showing clinical resemblance.
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Public Health Service Today
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Mississippi
Florida
California
Virginia
Hawaii
Ning
Alaska
Preston Couple Killed In Crash
Arlington Kansas reported the deaths of Ed H Helmke and his wife in a car truck collision three miles northeast of Arlington. The truck driver Nick Kosevich of Parkville Minnesota said the car struck the rear of a house trailer he was pulling while he attempted to change a flat tire. Kosevich was uninjured.
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Kas
Preston
Ed H. Helmke
Nick
Kosevich
Parkville
Minn
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