Side Swipes and a Day on Route 5 Headlines
A Kansas State senior Ilse Reiling will observe teaching techniques this week as she prepares to begin school in the fall, working with Miss Lila Bergman's art classes. In New Hartford, Arthur Markle defends slow driving on Route 5 to avoid accidents, receiving a fine from a state trooper. Ottawa blotter items include found keys and a red bicycle, along with a lost blue billfold. El Dorado reports Fred Smith seeking six escaped dogs with help suspected from a child.
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K-State College
Manhattan
Ilse Reiling
Lila Bergman
Miss Reiling
Germany
United States
Carl B. Rosa
Wichita
Ottawa
Europe
New Hartford
N.Y
Arthur Markle
Markle
Frankfoin
Scott’s
Brown's Hardware Store
Terrill's
Laredo Sink
Eisenhowers Arrive in Newport for Extended Vacation
President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrive in Newport Rhode Island for an extended visit as guests of the Navy. They ride in an open car past historic sites, visiting old Colony House and Washington Square. The couple plans to stay several days weather permitting, with the President noting the welcome from the area and planning a future Washington visit.
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Newport
R. I
Presi Jin
Eisenhower
Navy
Ton
Quanthis
Narrowsset
Frewis
Bain Eisenhower
Washington, Square
Mia Gahee
Eisening
Hower
Henry Cromellin
Toj
Mid- West
Washington
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Robbers invade Lenexa home in bold break-in
In Lenexa Kansas last night three masked men broke into the home of Mr and Mrs Edward L Williams tying the family with stockings and neckties. They looted a mink store and costume jewelry and fled in the couple’s station wagon after ripping out four telephones. Local authorities were alerted by Mrs Williams who freed herself in a nearby summer house. The Williamses were married two years ago in an airplane over Iowa.
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Lenexa
Kas. U
Edward L
Doe
Williams
Tan H
New Jed
Valerian
Anj
Zorin
Washington
Sign Contracts For Building National Guard Halt School Integration
Ottawa school board confirms hiring four teachers as five garages behind the home of Donald Baeshore are bulldozed by a state police driver after a night of drinking. The action begun Tuesday aimed at removing an eyesore, with teachers from Lincoln and other schools cited by officials. Bulldozer tracks and dirt bury the garages into a ravine.
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Media
Ottawa School Board
Concord
Henry Parker
Donald Baeshore
Ottawa
Elvise Sellers
State Police Pvt
Earl Glasser
E. V. Meyers
Baeshore
Lincoln
Ithem
Mary Louise Risdon
Robert
Charles Bennett
Hay
Charles Per Glasser
Bennett
Towers
Boy Scouts
Brownies
Cub Scouts
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Governor Denies Action Defies Federal Courts
LITTLE ROCK guardsmen under Gov. Orval Faubus prevented school integration at Central High while Faubus claimed he was not defying a federal court order. The event followed a tense confrontation with nine soldiers turning back protesters and involved claims and counter claims over the legality of the action.
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Little Rock
Ack
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Faubus
Russian jet heads for U S first civilian trip in 20 years
London reports a Soviet TU104 airliner departed for the United States stopping in Iceland and Newfoundland after leaving Moscow. The 5,570 mile Moscow to McGuire flight was slated to take about 18 hours with 60 passengers per Moscow radio but other reports cited 19 passengers and a crew of 12.
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London W
London
United States
Yarst
Moscow
Andi
Kellavik
Iceland
Keflavik
Gander
Nfld
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Transport Ministry
Faubus defends use of guards as integration clash grows
The Arkansas governor backed National Guard actions to block Negro students from entering central high, asserting peace preservation. Federal Judge Davies ordered the Little Rock school board to proceed with gradual desegregation amid ongoing protests and freedom of movement disputes.
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National Guard
Little Rock
Faubus
Ronald Davies
Davies
U. S
Osro Cobb
Beal Kidd
Elizabeth Edford
Africa
Terrance Roberts
Ronald N. Davley
Richmond Man Hurt By Tractor
Reported in Houston Texas a Richmond man was severely injured when a tractor collided with a pajama clad group near Hunting Bayou. The accident occurred as the two brothers Raymond and Noah Hutchison, aged 4 and 7, were accompanying their uncle in a family outing before dawn.
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U. S. Disarmament Commission
Zorin
Houston
Tex
Cor
Nelius Bilamowicz
Noah Hutchison
Near
Rich'mont
Thej
Raymond
Mond
Russia
Tractor overturns on farm silo work near Richmond
At the Dan Lickteig farm two miles east of Richmond a tractor overturning while pushing silage pinned Hutchison, one of several workers, who was freed by Chop Wolf and Glen Wharton. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa with internal injuries and a leg fracture.
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Hutchison
Dan Lickteig
Richmond
Chop Wolf
Glen Wharton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
X- Augusta
Maine
Tyre
Kansastrail
Edmund S. Mus
Reau
Robert Marks Montezuma
Aig
Muskie
Canada
Newmarket
Ont
Marks
Toronton
Philaran
Pulitzer Dies In Paris At American Hospital
Herbert Pulitzer, the last surviving son of publisher Joseph Pulitzer, died today in Paris at the American Hospital. He had been ill for weeks and was treated by local doctors before his death. The family remains a leading name in American journalism with the St. Louis and New York papers.
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HKLM
State House
Muskie
Paris
Herbert Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
American Hospital
Wheat Seeding Begins In State
TOPEKA Wheat seeding began in parts of western Kansas as rains provided surface moisture for planting. Agricultural agencies in their weekly crop report said late growing crops and pastures were helped by rains that covered most of the northern two thirds of the state. Much late planted dry land sorghum in extreme southwestern counties is beyond recovery due to dry weather. Lamb Ingured Payment Plan.
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Topeka
Kansas
Syrian shift alarms U S security thinkers
Washington reports Loy Henderson returned from the Middle East with warnings that Syrian developments may affect global security. He told reporters at Nationally Airport he has several recommendations to counter Syria's move toward the Soviet orbit and handed papers to Assistant Secretary William Rountree. He refused to discuss neighbors' alarm or U S membership in the Baghdad Alliance.
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Washington
Loy ‘Henderson
State Department
Middle East
Free World
Nationally
Dulles
Syria
Henderson
Asst
William Rountree
United States
Helt
Weather Forecast For The County
Partly cloudy Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms to night. No clear temperature trend. Highs mostly in the 80s, tonight around 60. Thursday highs expected in the upper 80s to 90s with lingering showers possible. Local forecasters urge precautions for brief storms.
Farm Index In State Declines
The Kansas State Federal Crop Reporting Service notes declines in farm index figures with several price shifts across crops and livestock. Prices for wheat corn barley sorghum beef cattle chickens fell while hay calves sheep lambs milk and eggs rose, offsetting some losses.
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Kansas State Federal Crops Reporting Service
Indictment In 46 In Depe Ring Case Across Nations
Washington Justice Department announced the indictment of 46 defendants from New York and multiple states for conspiring to import narcotics from France and distribute them nationwide. The case ties Stromberg alias Nig Rosen to payments totaling 115,600 to be traced through a New York bar and associates in several cities. First arrests and a nationwide narcotics ring probe followed the sealed July 28 indictment.
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Washington
Justicelington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Stromberg
Nathan Behrman
New York City
Anthony Velluai
New York
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Justice Department
Hill criticizes Harriman on closed committee talk
Herbert Hill told reporters after a closed committee meeting that he believed Governor Averell Harriman had been ill advised about the camps. Hill described the camps as a 20th century slave rank.
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Herbert Hill
Averell Harriman
Hill
Power And Light Strike Continues in Kansas City
Kansas City Power and Light and its three International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers locals remained far from agreement on wage contract terms. Negotiators met four hours yesterday and resumed talks today while Lt. Gov. Edward V. Long urged a prompt settlement. The state seized the utility and 2,000 strikers returned to work over the weekend under heavy penalties.
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Kansas City
Kansas City’ Power & Light
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Edward V. Long
Plate Glass Panel Explodes In Nursery
A large plate glass panel exploded shattering into pieces and showered the nursery at St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital in Fredonia Kas. Four newborns, protected by plastic hoods over their cribs, were unhurt. The 50 bed hospital is run by the Sisters of Mercy a Catholic group.
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Fredonia
Kas
St. Margaret’s ‘Mercy Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Two Jets Collide Over Delaware Bay
Dover Delaware two twin engine .89 Scorpion jet fighters collided about a mile off Pickering Beach in Delaware Bay. The Air Force reports one pilot missing while three parachuted to safety. Capt James Bouchard Dover Air Force Base said both planes carried a pilot and radar observer from the 98th Fighter Interceptor Squadron 4728th Air Defense Wing at Dover.
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Dover
Del
Delaware Bay
Air Force
James Bouchard
Dover Air Force Base
Pickering Beach
98Th
4728Th Air Defense Wing
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Dick Peers
Braves
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Caney, Kas
Roger McLoud
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Herald
Lamar Phillips
Glasser
Said
A. Randall Mathues
Proving Whaley
Concord Foods, Inc
Parker
Floyd Indall
Bonnie Hughson
Charles Hawley
P. R. Jamison
Jamison
Elva Mae Hoag
Harry Brown
Marowitz Builders
Emporia
Carey Plumbing and Heating
Wiggins Electric
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Kenneth Hammond
George Scott
Howard Pepe
Bill Shanes
Vincent Skidm
Budge's Hardware
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Dillon Boys Kroger Stores
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Kroger
Dillon and Sons Stores’ Co., Inc
Hutchinson
Ray E. Dillon
Joseph B
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Syracuse
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Junction
Yin City
Wellington
Sherman T. Clinger
Learfy
Winfield
Arkansas
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NAACP
Hannibal
Oswego County
Weather Bureau
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Depe
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Jane Brown
Burr Oak
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