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MS 86-03, KAKE-TV NEWS ARCHIVES Special Collections, Wichita State University Libraries Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 1. Title: Congress / Soil Bank Date: 01/23/56 Duration: 02:00 Farm Congress bill on soil bank. Senator Andrew Schoeppel long range program for government repayment. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 2. Title: Record Flight / New York To Cairo Date: 01/28/56 Duration: 00:47 Judd inspects Wichita built Cessna single engine plane for planned New York to Cairo flight non-stop star of the Red Sea. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 3. Title: Campaign Expenditures / Farm Date: 01/25/56 Duration: 02:36 White editorial critical of Governor Hall of Kansas campaign spending. Support of short term farm price. Support program considered by Congress during Hall’s second term as governor. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 4. Title: Senate / Wheat Price Support Date: 01/25/56 Duration: 02:18 Senator Fulbright on wheat control prices. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 5. Title: Health Center / City - County Date: 02/09/56 Duration: 03:04 City/County officials, Mayor Claude De Vorse, County Commission Chairman John Edwards. City/County Health Director Leon Bauman. Sound on film remarks at ground breaking ceremony for Health Center. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 6. Title: Pancake / Liberal Race Date: 02/14/56 Duration: 01:30 Annual Shrove Tuesday Liberal Pancake Race competes with race at Olney, England and Liberal, Kansas. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 7. Title: New City Manager / Greeted Date: 02/16/56 Duration: 01:06 Frank Backstrom, new Wichita City Manager, arriving at airport met by Wichita Commissioner James Gardner. Backstrom replaces E. N. Smith who resigned. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 8. Title: Israel / War Possible Date: 03/08/56 Duration: 02:40 Sound on film interview with former ambassador from Israel, McDonald. Israel/Arab relations, pressure of possible war. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 9. Title: Wichita City Manager / Family Date: 03/10/56 Duration: 00:39 Frank and Mrs. Backstrom arrive by train at Wichita greeted by City Commissioner Claude De Vorss (silent). Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 10. Title: Bank Robbery / Bandit Captured Date: 03/19/56 Duration: 03:17 The Citizens State Bank of Cheney robbed. Road blocks result in capture near Anthony, Kansas. Captured robber talks (silent) with Sheriff Floyd Schroeder. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 11. Title: Eisenhower / May Run Again Date: 02/29/56 Duration: 04:22 MS 86-03, KAKE-TV NEWS ARCHIVES Special Collections, Wichita State University Libraries President Dwight Eisenhower TV address concerning health; two and one-half years of presidency, possibility to run again. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 12. Title: B47 Crash / Near Wichita Date: 03/28/56 Duration: 04:57 Scenes aftermath B47 crash north of Wichita shows flames, debris. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 13. Title: NPPA Award / Umansky Accepts Date: 04/04/56 Duration: 01:52 Martin Umansky received for KAKE-TV NPPA Award of Merit presented by President NPPA, Arthur Witman of St. Louis Post Dispatch. Handing Witman plaque is Joseph Costa, first NPPA president. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 14. Title: Tornado / Drumright, Oklahoma Date: 04/03/56 Duration: 04:18 Silent daylight scene of Drumright devastation. Also Hopeton, Oklahoma tornado damage. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 15. Title: Debate / Stevenson and Kefauver Date: 05/21/56 Duration: 10:20 Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson in presidential debate; development of atomic energy for welfare of people, Soviet atomic buildup and discrimination. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 16. Title: Water Carnival / North High Date: 05/09/56 Duration: 01:25 Annual Wichita North High School water carnival by school. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 17. Title: Field House / Home Construction Date: 05/28/56 Duration: 01:13 House being built inside Wichita State University Field House. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 18. Title: President / Heart Attack Date: 06/08/56 Duration: 04:52 Press Secretary Haggerty news conference on condition of President Dwight Eisenhower condition. Video of family arriving at hospital. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 19. Title: Senator / Honors 4-H Winner Date: 06/25/66 Duration: 02:18 Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas talks with Barbara Jean David of Winfield, Kansas, “Miss Young America 4-H” for 1956. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 20. Title: Soap Box / Derby Race Date: 07/08/56 Duration: 01:44 Race held on East Kellogg. Annual soap box derby winner not known; good closeup pick winner. Judge Riddell and Chief of Police R. Price judged. Box 1 Tape F001 Segment 21. Title: Jones Murder / Crime Scene Date: 06/27/56 Duration: 02:25 Jones murder in Wichita, Sedgwick County crime scene June 29, 1956, arraignment of suspect in courtroom (women), Common Pleas Court Judge George Ashford, no identification on woman charged. MS 86-03, KAKE-TV NEWS ARCHIVES Special Collections, Wichita State University Libraries Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 22. Title: Train Wreck / Emporia Date: 06/27/86 Duration: 02:07 Santa Fe freight train derailed at Elnora just west of Emporia. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 23. Title: Bomber / B52 Date: 06/25/56 Duration: 01:44 First Wichita built B52 bomber roll south at Wichita plant shows crew, aircraft and takeoff at McConnell Air Force Base. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 24. Title: Boeing Strike / City Commission Date: 07/20/56 Duration: 04:15 Wichita City Commissioner A. E. Howse assigned by commission to work with IAM #70 and Boeing officials in effort to settle dispute. Howse is sound on film and a Mr. Howley District 70 is sound on film, Mayor H. D. Lester. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 25. Title: Boeing Employees / Strike Meeting Date: 07/21/56 Duration: 03:30 Boeing employees take strike vote at Wichita State University Field House. Reporter is KAKE reporter Scott McCullough. Sound on film union speaker not identified also sound on film. Film to end meeting. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 26. Title: Cessna Plans / News Plant Date: 08/24/56 Duration: 03:26 President of Cessna, Dwane Wallace, describes proposed plant at Wichita Municipal Airport, sound on film. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 27. Title: Miss Kansas ‘56 / Returns From Atlantic Date: 09/11/56 Duration: 01:46 Greg Gamer sound on film interview with Miss Kansas 1956 as she returns from Atlantic City Contest. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 28. Title: Motorcycles / Race Down Ark River Date: 09/24/56 Duration: 04:39 Wichita motorcyclists race down Big Arkansas River West Wichita during drought. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 29. Title: Turnpike / New Toll Road Inspected Date: 10/12/56 Duration: 03:44 Gail Moss, Turnpike director, flies (he's a pilot) inspection; tour of turnpike expected to open later in month; aerial and ground scenes showing last minute touches. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 30. Title: Turnpike Opens / Ribbon Cutting Date: 10/25/56 Duration: 05:20 Turnpike opening with ribbon cutting. Sound on film with former Governor Ed Arn and Governor Fred Hall of Kansas. Arn speaks, Hall speaks, Governor of Oklahoma speaking. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 31. Title: Wichita Water / Filtration Plant Date: 10/20/56 Duration: 01:00 Wichita City Water Filtration Plant showing Robert Hess of company and Wichita City Official Terry Scanlon. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 32. Title: Paraballoon / Westinghouse Date: 10/28/56 Duration: 01:04 MS 86-03, KAKE-TV NEWS ARCHIVES Special Collections, Wichita State University Libraries Westinghouse produced film of paraballoon experiment space exploration. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 33. Title: Forrestall / Naval Awards Date: 10/30/56 Duration: 02:22 Admiral James Forrestall interviewed by KAKE-TV Greg Gamer. Presents awards to Wichita Naval Reserve who placed second and third National Reserve Competition. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 34. Title: President Ike / Speaks Date: 10/31/56 Duration: 03:13 President Dwight Eisenhower speaks to nation regarding fighting in Israel. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 35. Title: Russians / Visit Wichita Date: 11/01/56 Duration: 01:25 Russians arriving at Wichita Municipal Airport greeted by Chamber and City officials. Plans to visit include farm area. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 36. Title: Homecoming / University of Wichita Date: 11/03/56 Duration: 05:04 Scenes of fraternity and sorority house showing decorations, half time ceremonies, sound on film in formation, homecoming queen driven on field (silent). Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 37. Title: Turnpike / First Bus Service on New Road Date: 11/08/56 Duration: 01:16 Continental Trail Ways makes first scheduled service on pike. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 38. Title: Governor Hall / News Conference Date: 11/21/56 Duration: 02:00 Governor Fred Hall of Kansas at news conference, optical sound on film talks on Republicans and his plans in office. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 39. Title: Crime Commission / Head Speaks Date: 11/27/56 Duration: 04:35 G. Lawrence Keller of Wichita Crime Commission interviewed by Greg Gamer. Comments on misconduct of wire taps, parking permits raised by City Commissioner A. E. Howse. Box 1 Tape F002 Segment 40. Title: Oil Wells / In City of Wichita Date: 12/10/56 Duration: 02:00 Oil wells permitted to be drilled in City of Wichita. First of a number of such wells (silent). Box 1 Tape F003 Segment 41. Title: Oil Well In City At 21st and Cleveland Date: 12/27/56 Duration: 00:48 Producing oil well in city limits of Wichita, 21st and Cleveland. Box 1 Tape F003 Segment 42. Title: 1957 License Tag Renewal Line For #1 Date: 12/31/56 Duration: 02:57 Lines form at tag office for small numbered tags, Greg Gamer interviews number one tag holder “who waited all night.” Box 1 Tape F003 Segment 43.
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