U S Firing Back At Soviet Cuba In Sharp Exchange
The United States condemned Khrushchev and Castro for bitter attacks on Eisenhower and American policy. Secretary Herter voiced disgust at Khrushchev's remarks, while Havana rejected the U S protest as unfounded and promised a reply in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cuba
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Nikita Khrush‘chev
Eisenhower
Khrush‘chev
Paris
Havana
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Moscow
University of Notre Dame
Ene
Mies
West Point
N.Y
Christian A. Herter
All America
Savonburg Guests Share Weekend in Area Homes
Savonburg residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Don Albert and family from Bartlesville Oklahoma spent time with his parents, Earl and unknown Mrs. Albert, and Joan Oberg with children joined. Numerous other visitors from Kansas City Blue Mound Colony El Dorado Pawnee Station and Valley Center attended meals and gatherings with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Don Albert
Bartlesville
Okla
Earl Albert
Joan Oberg
Albert
Virginia Wolfe
Jane Rankin
Don Wolfe
Kansas City
Gene ‘Wolfe
G. W. Wolfe
Savenburg
Josephine Wolfe
Roy Wolfe
Blue Mound
Eva Lindberg
M. W. Lindberg
Ronnie
Colony
J. W. Parsons
Lavenburg
G. E. Bennett
el Dorado
Bennett
Stark
Bob Dahl
Steven
Hutchinson
Mary Pierce
Maggie Glant
Martin Oberg
Liverpool
Calif
Savong
Don L. Gimmell
Western Kansas
Inflation era may end as money managers see shift
AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports a possible halt to a long inflation era as top money managers signal cautious optimism. Fed rate cuts and a stabilizing budget show trends, though consumer prices may still drift. Inflation’s root causes include production costs and government subsidies, with monetary growth cooling and deficits shrinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve
Washington
Walnut marks events with graduations and births
Sunday dinner at Solon Markham home honored Mrs Elva Markham of Dighton. Eighth grade graduation in Girard May 25 with 46 graduates including Marjorie Faye Puckett who sang In the Garden of Tomorrow. Donald Francis Kanute born May 22. Marilyn Carroll earns a Bachelor of Science in medical technology at Sacred Heart College Wichita. Commencement Mass and address mark graduation day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Markham i
Elvas Markham
Dighton
Ancel Markham
Joe Markham
Richard Nelson
Wayne Yoho
Harold Hazen
Lovey Fitzjohn
Pittsburg
Wilford Markham
Bill Harris
Hepler
N. B. Puckett
Francis Kanute
George Schoenhofer
Wayne
Marilyn Carroll
Gerald Carroll
Walnut
Sacred Heart College
Wichita
Mark K. Carroll
Miss Carroll
Nilus Goggins
C. P
St. Francis Parish
St. Paul
Sulburn Mudd
Fort Scott
Inflation Psychology Shifts Spur Industrial Slowdown
The text notes excess productive capacity across industries and weak pressure to buy as inflation eases. It cites little price movement, few shortages, and changed inventories since year's start, with factories holding minimal stock. This shift toward cautious spending partly explains a small downturn in industrial output while consumer sales remain strong.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Memorial Day social notes bridge Walnut and Pittsburg
Sunday and Memorial Day gatherings filled homes across Walnut and nearby towns. Families including Wixson, Bowman, Clarke, and Van Leeuwen hosted kin from Houston to Wichita, Parsons to Coffeyville, with visits from J. L. Moore, Mary Markley, and others. Guests arrived for dinners, weekends, and strolls, sharing meals and stories.
Memorial Day Family Visits and Local Updates
Mrs. Leroy Fugate and Gregor Redfield and Sadie Fugate and Ricky Seidlitz of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Valgen Arnold visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Arnold on Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. John Standfast and children of Haysville spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Little. Gus Kalbe left for Silverton Texas to join the wheat harvest. Mrs Kalbe, a Mercy Hospital Fort Scott patient, is reported much improved.
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Joe Lowe
Cora Haworth
Edd Mix
Fort Scott
Olive Hinkley
O. D. Lantz
Kansas City
Corwin Hinkley
Pawnee Station
Hazle Scott
Edgar Lander
Marie Olson
Eileen Logan
Karan
Kevin
E. A Swanson
Swanson
Leslie Norton
John
Lloyd Swanson
Jerry
Tommie
Iola
Teresa Stephan
Kenneth Jordan
Tulsa
Otto Schultz
Pryor
Oklo
Harold Jones
Donald
Raymond McCormick
Hugh McCormick
Annabel McCormick
Joe Wellington
Chris Elsenraat
John Lee
Parsons
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Berkley
Calif
L. A. Fox
Oscar Masquelier Sr
Pittsburg
Oscar Masquelier Jr
Bert Reeves
Ken Locke
Wichita
Otto Keller
Loren Viets
Joe Dent
Rural Walnut
Martin Mehrle
Merton Kennedy
Clathe
Len Herod
Rural
Walnut
John Wikle
Anna
Florine Granneman
Hugh Harvey
Merle Lane
Wikle
Lane
Ray Sweet
Eleanor Moore
Loren Endicott
Kay Thiesing
Ed Thiesing
Forrest Dowling
Leroy Fugate
Gregor ‘Redfield
Sadie Fugate
Ricky Seidlitz
Valgen Arnold
Ag John Arnold
Memorial Ay
John Standfast
Haysville
Raymond Little
Gus Kalbe
Silverton
Tex
Kalbe
Mercy Hospital
Greenewalt Urges Utmost Use of Talents at KSU
Crawford H. Greenewalt president of DuPont urged 882 Kansas State University graduates Sunday to use to the utmost the talents with which they have been endowed to ensure success. He addressed the 97th commencement ceremonies in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State University
Crawford H. Greenewalt
T. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Greenewalt
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 6 1960
Chanute Tribune item from June 6 1960 notes brief local notices and events on page 10, including community updates and upcoming meetings. Limited readable details emphasize civic activity and neighborhood announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
K State honors Greenewalt Dunlap with honorary degrees
The university awarded honorary doctorates of laws to Greenewalt and Jack W. Dunlap of Old Greenwich Conn. Whitley Austin and Sen Frank Carlson delivered greetings to the graduates. The class increased total degrees this year to 1,582, with 314 earned last August and 386 in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencement
K-State
Greenewalt
Jack W. Dunlap
Old Greenwich
Conn
Whitley Austin
Salina
Board of Regents
Frank Carlson
Gift From Dr Myers Funds Ottawa U Award in Memory
Ottawa University received a $25,000 gift from Dr George E Myers designated to fund an annual senior award at Concordia Missouri in memory of his late wife Harriet Myers an 1898 graduate. The income will be used each year for the prize.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
George E. Myers
Concordia
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J. L. Moore
Man Butler
Land
Fred R. Wixson
Houston
Robert Willingham
Robbin
James and
Jenifer
Worland
Wyo
Joe Johnson
Mary Markley
Independence
Ed Bowman
Sharon
Eric
Walter Bowman
Phoebe Bowman
Garland
J. R. Smith
Boonville
August Johnson
Earl Cochlran
George Wilcox
Neal Long
John Taylor
Bessie Yoho
Virgil
Don Houdashelt
Mark
Lincoln
Neb
Floyd Houdashelt
Jerry van Leeuwen
Gene Hill
Frank Hill
Bernard Vitt
Debra Ann
Joliet, Ill
Larry Fox
David Rice
Clell McClung
Lynn Hixon
Caldo Ph
Vell & Sen
S. Santa Fe
Jamison Pipe & Tool CO
A.P.I
Agamemnon
R. Botmueller
A. R
Mr. Botmueller
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Notwortha Dam
Pakistan
Lamb Chop Hill
Congress
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Sibyll
Botmueller
Caldwell
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