Mothers March For Polio Nets $693 For Drive
Side Swipes reports the Mothers March For Polio raised 690.92 with county polio chairman Winton A. Winter announcing the total raised to date at 2,464.44. Mothers led by Mrs. W. F. Kramer canvassed city streets in a porch light effort. Rotary Anns helped with the drive and funds came from Rantoul Pomona and rural schools. Earlier, Police Chief Eugene Flaherty warned of enforcement over No Parking signs at 11th Street during the Franklin County Basketball Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton A. Winter
W. F. Kramer
Rotary Anns
Rotary Club
Winter
Rantoul
Pomona
Eugene Flaherty
Franklin County
Wilson Field House
11Th Street
Slick highways in Kansas after snowstorm advisory
The Kansas High way Department warned drivers that southwest highways are slick in spots after a snowstorm yesterday afternoon and last night. Major routes affected include U S 54 with packed snow to Pratt, U S 156 with snow and ice to Jetmore, K 96 slick east to Dighton, U S 83 with packed snow between Liberal and Scott City, and U S 283 with slick areas near Ashland.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Department
Kansas
Pratt
Jetmore
Dighton
Liberal
Scott City
U. S
Ashland
Kidnaping Charge Filed Against Mother
Marysville Kansas reports a third degree kidnaping charge against Mrs. Bill Morris of Lincoln Nebraska, former wife of Marine Richard Huddleston, for abducting Rita Huddleston from custody of her father and great grandmother Ann Nester. The act follows a prior alleged abduction in November 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kas
Atty
F. F
Blundon
Bill Morris
Lincoln
Neb
Richard Huddleston
Marine Corps
Rita Huddleston
Ann Nester
Morris
Weather Forecast for County
Variable cloudiness this afternoon gives way to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday noon. Warmer conditions arrive midweek with a high in the 30s today, tonight's low in the 20s, and a Wednesday high in the 40s to 45.
Expect Flood Of Visitors From Russian Agreement
Washington reports a large U S Soviet exchanges pact will bring 500 to 2 000 Soviet tourists scientists wrestlers and others to the United States over two years. The accord signed at the State Department by Georgi Zarubin and William S B Lacy aims to thaw cold war tensions. Zarubin called it a major achievement and Eisenhower urged its potential to improve relations and ease international strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Georgi Zarubin
U.S
William S. B. Lacy
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
D-Mont
Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
U. S
Voice of America i
Snowstorm Hits In West
A snowstorm struck extreme southwest Kansas yesterday and last night, leaving up to two inches of snow. Garden City reported two inches, Dodge City one inch, with Goodland and Hill City showing traces. Northeast Kansas remained dusted, and roads were slick in spots as forecaster Richard Garrett warned of continued cold and cloudy skies for the next two days. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 30 to 40 degrees, with overnight lows from 16 to 31 across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Dodge City
Goodland
Hill City
Concordia
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Salina
Olathe
Manhattan
Smorgasbord at New Coffee Shop Wednesday Evening
Smorgasbord offered at the new N.A. Coffee Shop from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday with a price of $1.60. Limited seating noted as the event runs in the evening.
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New, N.A
Predicts Boost In the Budget For Military
Washington reports Sen. Russell of Georgia says Eisenhower's defense budget lacks strength in being and will be increased for Strategic Air Command. He supports funds for more long range bombers despite missiles. He notes SAC as U S power backbone and urges modernization and strengthening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Preparedness
SAC
U. S
Strategic Air Force
Campanella Injured In Car Crash At Glen Cove
Roy Campanella one of baseballs top stars broke his neck in a car crash at Glen Cove New York early today A subsequent operation was successful and expected to halt paralysis that had seized him from the chest down
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
N. Y
Roy Campanella
Calls Military Program Sound Slated McElroy Testimony
Secretary of Defense McElroy told senators our military position is sound and urged speedy approval of more than a billion dollars to boost ballistic missiles and related defenses. He testified as lead witness in a closed Senate Appropriations Committee session on an emergency bill with 1% billion new funds and 150 million in old transfer authority. The measure passed the House unanimously and awaits Senate action, potentially with changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Donald A. Quarles
Department
Quarles
Air Force
United States
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Auto Industry
Lynn Brodrick Remains Critical
Marysville Kansas state highway director Lynn R. Brodrick remained in critical condition after suffering a heart attack Saturday. Hospital attendants said Brodrick did not have a satisfactory night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kas
Lynn R. Brodrick
Brodrick
Labor Union Corruption Investigation Faces Fay Probe
Senate investigators probe labor racketeer Joey Fay on wealth and power in organized labor and politics. The Rackets Committee will name union officials tied to dice and numbers gambling, linking William E. Maloney to Fay’s Philadelphia and Newark locals. Witnesses describe beatings by Fay’s goons and Maloney’s silence as Fay rose to power and later was jailed for a $368000 shakedown on a New York water project. Roy Underwood testifies millions vanished from union funds under Fay, with Maloney blamed for inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Joey Fay
Philadelphia
Operating Engineers Union
Fay
Robert F. Kennedy
Cheff
Wilmington
Del
Union
William IE. Maloney
Newark, N. J
New York City
Roy Underwood
Drexel Hill
Maloney
Board Closes Ottawa Youth Center After Rule Rejection
Ottawa's West 4th Youth Center shuts indefinitely after an adult advisory board meeting. A group of children refused to follow rules, halting all future meetings before March. Center, opened 12 years ago, operated four nights weekly for all youths, with Negro youths frequenting two nonprimary nights. Minor disturbances cited. owners Paine's Bootery note correction for children's cowboy boots at $3.00.
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Ottawa
West 4Th
Nation
Harmony
School Fund Bill Is Vetoed By Governor Docking
LOS ANGELES—A veteran expert cautions that dating too early harms a unwed woman's marriage prospects. Dr. Richard H. Klemer, 39, says early steady dating stunts intellectual and social growth and that after the early 20s, casual flings may signal difficulty forming deep emotional bonds essential for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Docking
Los Angeles
Richard H. Klemer
The
American Institute
Klemer
Institute
Army May Launch Its Earth Satellite Within Two Days
Cape Canaveral awaits a Jupiter-C launch aimed at placing a 30 pound American satellite in orbit. The Army, after Vanguard failures, races toward a possible first American moon mission, with weather favorable and optimism high around the launch pad. Major General Medaris noted prior Army capability revealed after Sputnik 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Wernher von Brown
Baker Here Tonight Braves Meet rival in ECAC clash
Ottawa University hosts long time rival Baker University in an ECAC basketball game at Wilson Field House. An A B team doubleheader starts at 6 p.m. with the main game at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University Braves
Baker University
Wilson Field House
Ottawa University
1985 Navy gains rights in satellite field launch
The text notes a 1985 development where the Navy secured exclusive operating rights in the satellite field. It mentions the Jupiter-C satellite weighing 29.7 pounds, about nine times the Vanguard's small aluminum sphere.
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Navy
Vanguard
Rossellini Seeks Annulment of Bergman Marriage
Roberto Rossellini asked a Rome court to annul his marriage to Ingrid Bergman on grounds of fraud claiming she was still technically married to Dr. Peter Lindstrom when she wed him by proxy in Mexico on May 24, 1950. Bergman conceding suit and says she will accept court findings.
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NOME
Roberto Rossellini
Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Mexico
Italy
Dr. Lindstrom
Ercole Graziadei
President To KC For Funeral
President Eisenhower will fly to Kansas City for the funeral of his eldest brother Arthur, a banker who died of a heart attack at 71. The service is set for 1 p.m. at Sline and McClure Chapel with more rites in New York. Arthur Eisenhower lived in KC for 50 years before retiring in 1956.
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Kansas City
Wisenhower
Arthur
James C. Hagerty
White House
Washington
Sline and McClure Chapel
New York
Arthur Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Earl Eisenhower
la Grange
Ill
Edgar Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
KU English Professor Dies Of Heart Attack
Lawrence KU English professor Dr. James L. Wortham, 46, died of a heart attack Sunday while on a ski trip with KU students at Winter Park Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
James L. Wortham
University of Kansas
Winter Park
Colo
Governor Vetoes School Aid Bill Over Deficiency Funds
Gov George Docking vetoed Senate Bill No 2 a $2 85 million deficiency appropriation for elementary schools arguing it drains the general revenue fund and could jeopardize payrolls. He urged funding transfer from the sales tax fund or a combined fund approach while Republicans push for sales tax increases and delaying distributions to local units. House Democrats back the veto and expect to sustain it with support from Govs allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekaum
George Docking
Docking
House
GOP
Ieven
General Revenue Fund
John Adams
Osborne
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Kansan Killed in Bomber Crash on Molokai Island
Honolulu Hawaii Lt. Bion J Swords 25 of Wamego Kansas was killed yesterday when his Skyraider attack bomber crashed after a bombing run on Molokai The Marine pilot's wife and two young daughters reside in Hawaii authorities said The crash occurred as he spun down near Molokai after completing the mission
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Honolulu
Bion J
Swords
Wamego
Kas
Hawaii
Molokai
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Heart Fund Committee
Commission
Heart Fund
Margaret Tredwell
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Opal Howell
Certy
Jay J. Scott
Warwick
Edwin Caldwell Jr
Caldwells
Ken Leatherman
Marionville
Delaine Heckman
Williamsburg
Kay Still
Davenport
Iowa
Robert Bundy
Alaine Plummer
Chuck Langdon
Zarubin
Moscow
Lamb
Campanella
Lynn Brodrick
Paine’s
N.c
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Don Jones
Mike Garcia
N. Cedar
Baker
Kansan
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