Side Swipes at Cook Field and Coyotes in Franklin County
Spectators are urged to use the west gate at Cook Field for tonight’s Cyclone game and leave via the north and south. street parking restrictions on 11th from Cedar to Mulberry will resume for crowd safety. In Franklin County, coyotes draw stamps for bounty payments as residents report multiple scalps. Ida May Connell seeks divorce from George Edward Connell after 54 years of marriage. Paul Shryock returns home on leave from Korea, surprising his parents in Louisville.
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Cook Field
Eugene Flaherty
11Th
Cedar
Mulberry
Franklin County
Andy Reed
Reed
RFD
Ottawa
Kenneth Campbell
Kansas City
Kan
Ida May Connell
George Edward Connell
Louisville
L. D. Shryock
Paul
Korea
Shryocks
Five year old Jakie Garcia hurt crossing street in Albuquerque
Five year old Jakie Garcia was struck by a car while crossing near his home in Albuquerque. After getting up twice he ran into a parked car and fell. He is in a hospital recovering from minor cuts and bruises.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jakie Garcia
Jakie
Lamb Insured Payment Plan Adv Weather Forecast
Weather forecast briefs Widely scattered light showers end this afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight. Highs 65 to 70 this afternoon. Lows 45 to 50. Saturday highs again 65 to 70. County forecast.
Algerians Vote Amid New Violence Over Referendum
In Algiers and other cities, voters faced fear as they cast ballots on De Gaulle’s proposed new constitution. Six clashes, bar shooting in Setif, a grenade wound to a French soldier, and an assassination marked the day as rebels urged a boycott while Moslems faced possible repression.
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Algiers
Algeria
de Gaulle
Setif
Tlemcen
Peregaux
Four Escape When Stratojet Burns
Four crew members escaped injury when an RB-47 Stratojet swerved off Forbes Air Base runway, hit a gully and burst into flames after landing. The main front landing gear was sheared, a fuel line broke, and the plane was a total loss. The ship was returning from a training mission and based at Forbes.
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Topeka
Forbes Air Base
Forbes
Traffic Toll in Topeka Kansas Fatalities
AP report lists state accident records for the last 24 hours and year to date with counts for 1958 and 1957. The figures show fatality totals the day prior and overall tallies, reflecting ongoing road death statistics in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
District Republican School and Rally
Courthouse at 7 p.m. on Monday September 29. All interested Republicans invited. Ady at Merchant's Lunch serving soup sandwiches pile coffee. Reno's Yard and Main. Ady.
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Om Ady
Merchant's
Reno
Ady
Hit and Run Walkouts Stir GM Plants Nationwide
DETROIT AP General Motors accused the United Auto Workers of staging a general strike before the Tuesday deadline. Across 20 plants, more than 45,000 workers were idled as walkouts occurred at GM facilities. UAW President Walter Reuther said GM was reaping the effects of prior contract actions. Chrysler and Ford also faced significant idle work forces as talks dragged on.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Louis Seaton
UAW
Walter Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
School Leaders To State Meeting
Franklin County school and district leaders will attend Kansas statewide educational survey kickoff at Lawrence High School Monday. Three counties, Franklin Douglas and Jefferson, will be represented by boards and PTA members from districts with four or more teachers and by named lay leaders from smaller schools. The survey covers eight topics including teacher quality, population shifts, and school financing.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Monnday
Lawrence High School
Franklin
Douglas and
Jefferson
Supt
J. J. Scott
Dan Willford
Harold Simmons
Paul Boyke
Warren Wakeman
Earl Pope
Earl Reed
Martin Brockway
C. D. Haverty
Russell Wray
John Lederer
Ottawa
Henry Parker
A.berglund
Board of Education
Lowell Fouts
Ben Park
Parker
PTA
State Department of Public Instruction
Typhoon Ida Closes In On Tokyo With Flooding
Typhoon Ida blasted along the Japanese coast with 125 mph winds and drenched Tokyo with record rains. Police tallied 16 dead and 66 injured nationwide, while the Tokyo area reported 10 dead and 30 missing as floods swamped streets and rivers rose.
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Tokyo
Meteorological Board
Japan
Hurricane Helen Threatens Carolina Coastline Evacuations Ordered
The Weather Bureau issued hurricane warnings from Cape Fear North Carolina to Savannah Georgia as Helen moves northwestward toward Charleston. Tides and high seas may reach 4 to 6 feet above normal with even higher levels in some areas. Destructive winds expected by evening with max winds near the center 75 to 100 mph around midnight. Evacuations urged for coastal residents to avoid rising water blocking escape.
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Miami, Fla
Weather Bureau
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Savannah
Georgia
Charleston
S.C
Bureau
Beaufort
Wilmington
N.C
Court Hearst Railroad Case in Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court hears consolidated railroad tax cases involving Missouri Pacific and Kansas City Southern. Both lines paid over 1.6 million dollars in taxes under protest, arguing state assessments at 60 percent of true value violated uniform and equal basis compared with other properties assessed around 20 percent in Cherokee County. The appeal challenges a lower court ruling upholding the assessments.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Cherokee County
Kansas Coneaten
Scrivner and Col Laurion Set Flood Groundbreaking
Rep. Scrivner and Col. L. E. Laurion will headline a flood control ground breaking in Ottawa, starting 4 p.m. near the Main Street bridge. The ceremony, picnic, and program in Forest Park feature Ottawa leaders, Gov. Docking representative, and local mayors, with band music, pie eating, free pic shows, balloons, and supplies provided by the committee and families.
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L. E. Laurion
Kansas City
Corps of Engineers
Ottawa
the Herald
Col. Laurion
Main Street Bridge
Forest Park
Armory
West 17Th Street
Park
Rep
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas
Lamar Phillips
George Lister
Scrivner
George Docking
Kansas Cities
Missouri Basin
Tally and Plaza
Ottawa University
Ottawa Familiexy
Salina Firm Selected By School Board
A Salina architectural firm, Shaver, was chosen to plan Ottawa’s proposed senior high school after a special school board meeting. If satisfactory, a contract will be drawn at the Oct. 6 meeting. Shaver is licensed in five states and currently builds in Salina, McPherson, Riley, and Nebraska.
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Salina
Ottawa
Henry Parker
Charles W
John A. Shaiver
Parker
Shaver
McPherson and
Riley
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Leavenworth
Coops, Wrong Box In Detroit Mailbox Incident
Frank Grentz, 70, struggled to post a letter at a Detroit mailbox when firefighters arrived and advised that the correct mailbox was across the street from the fire alarm box. The scene ended without injury or further incident.
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Detroit
Frank Grentz
Car Wash Saturday at Fisher Champlin Station
Fisher Champlin operates a Saturday car wash offering pickup and delivery services from 8 to 1. Complete service available. Boy Scout Troop No. 72 promotes the event with advance notice.
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Fisher Champlin Station
Fisher Champlin
Boy Scout
12-Year-Old In Divorce Action
Donna Sue Turner seeks divorce from Charles William Turner Jr in Boone County Circuit Court claiming desertion and failure to provide support for herself and their child born June 4. Turner, 20, married Turner on June 8, 1957 after presenting a 16 age form for the bride in Mexico Missouri. The case cites state law prohibiting under 15 marriages and notes an Audrain County investigation with no prosecution.
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Columbia, Mo
Donna Sue Turner
Boone County
Turner
Charles William Turner Jr
Mexico, Mo
Audrain County
Audrain
Boone
Rummage Sale At Cheney's Bakery This Saturday
Job's Daughters sponsor a rummage sale at Cheney's Bakery located at 320 S Main on Saturday. Proceeds support community activities and youth projects.
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Cheney's Bakery
S. Main
Job's Daughters
Rally Courthouse Meeting for Republicans
A gathering is planned at the courthouse at 7 pm on Monday September 29. All interested Republicans are invited to attend and participate in the rally.
Weather satellite blasts off from Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports a Vanguard weather probe launched into space with preliminary readings showing all three rocket engines operated normally.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Vanguard satellite launch awaits orbit confirmation from NAS
Government scientists reported at 2:20 p.m. CST that they could not yet confirm whether the Vanguard rocket launched from Cape Canaveral had reached orbit. The 72-foot missile carried a 20-inch satellite designed to study cloud cover and storms, with observers noting elapsed burn times and expected orbital parameters as officials awaited NAS word.
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Washington
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
National Academy of Science
Twohours
Florida
Space
Earth
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