State Agency To Set Deadline Soon ending Ark River pollution
A state board likely will set pollution abatement deadlines for the lower Arkansas River basin at its October 21 meeting. Executive Director Dr. Thomas R. Hood said cities and industries will submit estimates for 2 to 3 year compliance proposals, rejecting long delays. Wichita and Hutchinson were cited as major pollution sources, with several area plants lacking full treatment.
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Wichita
State Board Ofearth
Aransas River
Thomas R. Hood
Grecretor
Hutchinson
Arkansas
Newton
Hood
Hutch
Inson
Gordon May
Board
May
Kenneth Speir
Power balance shifts as Khrushchev seen challenged by Bulganin
Western diplomats question Khrushchev’s dominance in the Soviet leadership after September Moscow talks with Konrad Adenauer and Heinrich von Brentano. Bulganin emerged as the tougher, more influential negotiator in contrast to expectations of Khrushchev leading the bargaining. Yugoslav negotiators earlier in the summer reported a different dynamic between the two Soviet leaders.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenbauer
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
United States
New
York
State Department
Bulgania
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Bulganin
Belgrade
Wind Up Probe Of Plane Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board completed a two day hearing into the Aug. 4 crash of an American Airlines Convair at Ft. Leonard Wood that killed 30 people. CAB safety chief William K. Andrews said a report is expected in about six weeks. An investigator testified a defective cylinder was on the engine.
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Springfield
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
William K. Andrews
CAB Direcor
CAB
Convair
Ft. Leonyard Wood
Osawatomie Salesman Loses Leg in Major Surgery
Bob Day, 1042 Brown, Osawatomie salesman, underwent a Tuesday operation in which his right leg was amputated above the knee. Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City reported yesterday morning that he was making a good recovery.
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Osawatomie
Bob Day
Brown
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Three-car collision claims two lives in Kansas
In Pittsburg Kansas a three-car crash yesterday fatally injured George W Schneider of Liberal Missouri and his wife Ailsie Schneider. The collision occurred September 25 and the couple died from their injuries.
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Pittsburg
Kas
George W. Schneider
Ailsie Schneider
All Legs And Feet
Katherine Legg filed a $10,000 damage suit against A and P Food Stores after claiming her little toe was broken on June 3 when a jar of pigs feet fell.
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Louisville
Katherine Legg
A & P Food Stores
Electronic Brain For Jet Pilots
Culver City Calif A new electronic brain dubbed automatic Marksman is unveiled by the Air Force and Howard Hughes It aims to handle interception targeting rocket or missile firing and homeward flight allowing pilots to focus on takeoff and landing The system is designed to compensate for slow human reactions in fast jet combat
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Culver City
Calif
Air Force
Howard Hughes
Hughes
United States
Canada
Congress and DOJ Move to Protect Jury Room Sanctity
Senators and the Justice Department moved to shield jury deliberations from recording after it was revealed that Wichita Kansas jurors were recorded in a 1954 case as part of a Kalven study. Atty Gen Brownell condemned such eavesdropping and urged congressional action.
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Washington
Congress
Justice Department
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Wichitta
Kan
Harry Kalven
University of Chicago
Kalven
Atty
Brownell
Department
Internal Security
Orie Phillips
Denver
10Th Circuit
Wichita
Delmas C. Hill
Kalyen
University of Chicago Law School
Peron Labor Chiefs Resign Shakeup Rocks CGT in Argentina
In Buenos Aires the CGT leaders resigned as the provisional government ordered new union elections within four months supervised by the Labor Ministry. Hector Hugo di Pietro, a Peron ally, quit amid a rift with opponents and the Catholic Church. A one day strike by 15,000 meat packers spurred the shakeup, later settled as Presta was reinstated until fresh elections.
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Buenos Aires
CGT
la Prensa
Argentina
Peron
Rosario
la Plata
Peronistas
Raul Santagostino
Jose Presta
Presta
Safe Robbers Take Cash From Florida Feed Store
Burglars who stole a safe from the Standard Feed Store carefully wrapped checks and inventory ledgers so they stayed dry in the weather. They took $400 in cash from the safe.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Fall treatment beats spring for tobacco beds
Fall is typically more successful for treating tobacco plant beds than spring. The timing affects pest control effectiveness and plant health as cooler soils allow better root recovery and targeted applications.
Death Toll Rises In Tampico Flood Disaster
Tampico flood death toll unofficially reaches 326 as Panuco River remains high. U.S. forces lead relief with Saipan aircraft carrier, Siboney and Oglethorpe aids, delivering food clothing and medicine to Tampico and surrounding areas amid ongoing rains and potential further rises.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Panuco
Mexico
U.S
Yucatan Peninsula
Saipan
U.S. Army
Air Force
Marines
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Siboney
Norfolk
Rebel Tribesmen Call It Quits in Morocco
Rebel tribesmen in French Morocco hoisted white flags signaling surrender ending ongoing hostilities. Initial reports indicate authorities secured key positions and began securing areas once under tribal control amid negotiations.
Rebels near end in Atlas region as French hope fades
Small villages in the mid-Atlas Mountains and along the Spanish Moroccan frontier show some rebel tribesmen ready to quit. French officers on the spot were not optimistic that all trouble was ending. Fighting still continued at Tizi Ouzli near the frontier. The military situation appeared to improve slightly while the political situation worsened in Morocco and France.
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mid-Atlas Mountains
Tizi Ouzli
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