Space craft launch delayed by bad weather at Cape Canaveral
Weather delays U S moon mission with launch postponed as high winds hinder Atlas Able rocket countdown. If not launched by Tuesday the flight will wait for next favorable lunar window in 28 days. In San Antonio judge returns an innocent verdict after Jesse Garcia claims car parked near business district curb with a digged sidewalk and a parking meter incident.
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San Antonio
Tex
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Jesse Garcia
Garcia
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Ottawa University fans attend Nixon rally in Kansas City
Ottawa University representatives joined a 35 member band at a Nixon rally in Kansas City Kansas. Eighty Young Republican Club members traveled in 12 cars and two buses. The group met Nixon at the airport and many shook hands, five girls received roses from Mrs Nixon, and Prof Wayne Angell and his wife accompanied the party.
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Ottawa University
Kansas City
Kas
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Young Republican Club
Wayne Angell
Weather County Forecast Opens With Cloudy Skies
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers or thundershowers ending this afternoon. Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the 70s. Lows tonight in the 55 to 65 range and Sunday highs near 80.
Nixon Draws Cheers In Brief Stop In KC
Vice President Richard Nixon drew enthusiastic crowds in Kansas City Kansas and at Fairfax Airport on a brief campaign swing. Thousands cheered and waved as he urged voters to support GOP candidates from top to bottom and noted Missouri Senate hopeful Lew Hocker. A hotel reception drew 700 to 800 well wishers as Nixon quipped about friendly locals.
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Kan
API
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas
Fairfay
Sioux Falls
S. 1
Nixon
Memorial Hall
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Lew Hocker
St. Louis
U.S. Senate
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Hocker
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Schoeppel
Tocker
John Anderson Jr
Fairfax
Nixons
Troubadour Of Gloom Khrushchev Dashes Peace Hopes
United Nations observers describe Khrushchev as a gloomy troubadour who shattered hopes for easing world tension during his General Assembly speech. He rejected UN action against Soviet plans, mocked Hammarskjold, and offered disarmament proposals seen as empty rhetoric. He framed colonial status to favor Soviet influence, arguing Russians and non-Russian peoples under control love each other.
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U.N
General Assembly
U. N
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Soviet Union
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Dag Hammarskjold
Khrush
Puerto Rico
United States
Europe
Central Asia
Kennedy heads to Chicago amid campaign tour and debate plans
Senator John F Kennedy flies toward Chicago to rest and resume campaigning with a 19 day 14 state tour. He praises Mormon religious liberty and prepares for a Monday TV debate with Nixon after a rallying speech in Salt Lake City. He will visit Eunice Shriver in Chicago before fly to Cleveland.
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Utah
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Cleveland
Nixon
Jury Still Out In Damage Case
A verdict has not yet been reached in the damage suit Thomas L. Whitaker vs Marvin John Gentner filed after a collision on US 59 two miles south of Ottawa on March 19, 1957. The jury began deliberations yesterday after 11 a.m with Gentner’s cross petition requiring only liability determination. Also, two new state court cases were filed and one dismissed, including Robert E. Abney vs Lily Kathleen Abney for divorce and James Oscar Rutledge and Frances B. Rutledge vs Henry Sherman and fathers for quiet title in Franklin County.
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Thomas L. Whitaker
Marvin John Gentner
Ottawa
Gentner
Robert E. Abney
Lily Kathleen Abney
James Oscar Rutledge
Frances B. Rutledge
Henry Sherman
Jathers
Franklin County
Frank L. Morgan
Arthur Hopkins
Centropolis
Braves Open Home Stand vs Bethel at Cook Field
Ottawa University Braves host Bethel tonight at 7 30 p m on Cook Field. Officials urge fans to enter through the West gate and exit via the North or South gates.
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Ottawa University Braves
Bethel
Cook Field
University
London Slips Toward Naughtier Image Says AP
London grows famed for nightly striptease clubs with over 1000 dancers. Law changes loosen street bans, boosting private venues in Stephney where 32 clubs operate. Pages claim clubs host millionaires and MPs, while gambling reforms may expand baccarat and roulette. Churches warn of social unrest and rising desperation.
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London
Europe
Stephney
Churches’ Council
Gam
Kling
Skeleton Found May Be 1939 Remains Near Augusta
Butler County Sheriff Ercel Reed said lab reports indicate the skeleton, found a week earlier by Willard Van Wey while fishing on Four Mile Creek near Augusta, could be the remains of a man buried as recently as 1939. University of Kansas doctor Irwin Beard identified the bones as male, 35 to 43 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and stocky. Reed planned to confer with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Ercel Reed
Willard van Wey
Wichita
Four Mile Creek
Irwin ‘Beard
University of Kansas
Beard
Reed
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Herter Hopes Khrushchev Seeks U N Showdown
New York reports Christian Herter expects Nikita Khrushchev to press for a showdown over UN revamping plans. He warned a real defeat for Khrushchev if he campaigns to abolish or restructure the United Nations. Western Big Three ministers, Lord Home and Maurice Couve de Murville, met in a long private dinner at the Waldorf Astoria to discuss the issue.
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Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Herter
Lord ‘Home
Britain
Maurice ‘Couve de Murville
France
Waldorf Astoria
Couve de Murville
Khrushchev
Seceretary-General
Ity
Ievision
Castro And Khrushchev Share Dinner Talks Of Peace
In New York Khrushchev and Castro dined for five hours amid talk of peace. Khrushchev, to stay on Long Island at Glen Cove, will guard by 70 Nassau officers plus 38 police. Nasser arrived for the UN session, greeted by diplomats and a small protest group.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Little Glen Cove
Nassau County
Khrushchev
Allah
Nasser
Long Island
Park Avenue
U. N
Khr
Tavern Owner Held In Death Of Waitress
A tavern owner in Kansas City Kansas was arrested on a murder charge after waitress Patricia Ruth Schieber 30 died from a head injury. Witnesses said Schieber threw a tray at Willard A. McGinnis 41, who jumped the bar. a scuffle followed.
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Patricia Ruth Schieber
Willard A. McGinnis
Publican Party In Agriculture
Johnson
Democratic Party
Promises Help For Farmers In Garden City Speech
In Garden City Kansas Senator Lyndon B Johnson accused Republicans of failing to sit with farmers to thresh out agricultural problems. The Friday night remarks criticized party approaches to farming policy.
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Garden City
Kan
Lyndon B. Jonson
Lawrence man dies in Topeka area crash
F C Kirk of Lawrence was killed Friday night when two cars collided on a rural road southeast of Topeka. Three others were injured: Patricia Lahey 16 Topeka, Robert E Gower, and James A Osborne 18, a third class airman at Forbes Air Force Base.
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Topeka
F. C. Kirk
Lawrence
Patricia Lahey
Robert E. Gower
James A. Osborne
Forbes Air Force Base
Traffic Toll Topena AP Kansas Death Log Update
Traffic toll report from Topena AP Kansas covers 24 hours to 9 am for the 186Q-337 Comparable 19359 period 433. The log records fatalities and trends during the latest 24 hour window.
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Topena AP
Kansas
Battle For Farm Vote Appears To Be A Draw
Nixon and Kennedy both spoke at the National Plowing Contest in Sioux Falls with a six point farm program and little buzz from the crowds. The campaigners, lackluster amid mud and farm life, failed to energize attendees around farm issues or mention Ezra Benson, challenging voters’ connection to agriculture.
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Ezra Atvery
Kennedy
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Guard
Ezra Taft Benson
Air Line Crash Suits Resolved
In US 8 District Court in Kansas City a case from the Grand Canyon airliner crash was settled. A jury awarded survivors Jack Gandy’s estate 64000 and the Ritner estate 45000. All 123 aboard died. The suits named United Air Lines and lasted nine days before Judge Albert A. Ridge. The widows of both pilots left and decid.
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Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Jack
Gandy
Trans World Airlines
James H. Ritner
Ritner
United Air
Mother Not Son Mad At Paddling In Erin Tenn
A mother says her 10 year old son Kenneth Settle won’t return to the Erin Elementary School paddling room while teacher Pauline Hunt remains. Principal Sam Smith says the boy returned to school and is said to be untroubled. Kenneth says he was paddled for not doing homework and did not cry.
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Erin, Tenn
John Settle
Kenneth
Pauline Hunt
Sam Smith
Erin Elementary
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