China and Soviet Union trade sharp words over test ban pact
Beijing denounces Moscow as imperialist puppets and calls Soviet leaders freaks and monsters while Khrushchev faces accusations of bad faith in the partial nuclear test ban. Albania joins in, labeling concessions to the United States and Britain as capitulation. Soviet Izvestia rebukes Chou Enlai as insincere and opportunistic.
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Yorkyo
Red
China
Moscow
Chen Ka- Ini
Albania
Peking
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
People's Daily
Aire
Oby
Liao Cheng Chih
China Peace Committee
Liao
Chou
B. Leibxon
Izvestia
Kramlin
Chow
Leibzon
Wheat group backs stronger U S grading standards
Otis Tossett of Great Plains Wheat Inc says new Agriculture Department grading standards will boost U S wheat in world markets. He cites clearer product descriptions, improved competitiveness, and potential long term gains for farmers, elevators, and the economy. Former Rep. Clifford Hope notes changes align with group goals.
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Wasitington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Otis Tossett
Lansford
N.D
Great Plains Wheat Inc
Congress
Plains States
Tossett
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kanging
Colorado
Nebraska
Clifford Hope
Bkan
Local Market Prices and Kansas City Livestock Report
Local prices show variations in eggs and cream with large eggs and heavy hens listed. Kansas City livestock report notes cattle 400 with no calves, hogs 1,400 with higher prices for barrows and gilts, sows and heavier hogs noted, sheep market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Barrows
Wills
Barrow
Gills
Stock Market Posts a Gain After Mixed Early Session
The stock market opened mixed but moved higher this afternoon with oils and chemicals leading gains. The 0-stock average at noon rose to 207.7 as industrials and rails advanced, while the Dow Jones 30 edged up fractionally with Du Pont and American Cyanamid among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaed
Dow Jones
Royal Dutel
Standard Oil
Champion Steer Brings $50 CWT At Lane County Fair Sale
The grand champion Angus steer weighing 1 050 pounds sold for $50 per cwt, total $514.50, owned by Vance Ehmke of Amy Agentes, with 2 percent shrink noted. Reserve grand champion shorthorn fetched $41.98 for 2 percent lower weight. Other lots included a Crossbred grand champion lamb at $59 per cwt, and a Yorkshire grand champion porker at $60.77 total. Jury: buyers included Lester Ferguson Insurance, Healy Coop, Jayhawks, and Bayer Dwight Stanley. plus the Poland China reserve at $89.20 per head for Dighton Livestock Market.
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Digiton
Lane County
Vance Ehmke
Amy Agentes
John Robinson
Gary Dol
Aggies
Lester Ferguson Insurance
Dighton
Prand
Healy Coop
Gary Wilson
Jayhawks
Glenn
Locker
Bayer
Dwight Stanley
Sean
Gaifiasti
Mitch Eaton
Auld
Nines Handecker
Grand Champloy
Bom
Poland
Kevin MekKenna
Funeral service for Mrs. Lilian V. Bar ber
Mrs. Lilian V. Bar ber aged 76 died Wednesday at Fort Dodge. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Monday at Garland Chapel with Pastor Jerry Snell of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian V. Barber
Fort Dodge
Garland Chapel
Jerry Snell
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Valley View Cemetery
Car Mows Down 11 Marching Men Near Fort Dix
Twenty one soldiers marching along a road at the Sosquac family military reservation were struck by an automobile. Eleven were mowed down, fifteen admitted to Watson Army Hospital with fractures, six treated and released. Driver Pfe Robert C Keyser, 21, of Toms River, a Reservist, was questioned by military police for failing to yield the right of way.
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FT. DIX
Cap
Watson Army Hospital
Army
Pfe
Robert C. Keyser
Toms River
Neyser
Ams
Stewart Dias
Man Tame Hurricanes? Seeding Clouds to Weaken Storms
U S scientists will test whether seeding clouds with silver iodide can soften hurricane winds in a Storm Fury program running until November 1. Eleven aircraft, seven Navy and four Weather Bureau, will attempt to replicate 1961 results observed during Hurricane Esther, aiming to alter storm dynamics by concentrating seeding near the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Navy
Weather Bay
Seientiats
Weather Bureau
Clouis
Thay Eye
Ulei
Conard Studio Passes 50 Year Era to New Keeper
F D Pop Conard ends a half century at the Conard Studio handing it to David Rinton. The studio’s roots go to 1885 with H L Wolf and a string of owners before Conard. He rode through the dust bowl and a 1930 fire to keep the business alive, even printing 244 million post cards and producing Allard radios.
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Frank Trotman
Main Street
F. D
Conard
David Rinton
H. L. Wolf
N. Main
Wolf
Garden City
Manhattan
Ellis
A. Sehnieder
Sehnieder
H. L. Forbes
Kansas Photography Assn
Allard
Q. B. Allen
KIUL
G. F. Reed
Hel
Doctor James Barnard Joins Garden City Physicians
Garden City's physician roster grows with Dr. James A. Barnard joining Dr. Robert Fenton and Dr. R. J. Maxfield. Barnard, a Parsons native with Baylor and Southwestern Medical training, recently interned at Methodist Hospital Dallas. He and his wife Mary Hicks Barnard reside at 701 E Laurel with son James and daughter Suzanne. Maxfield Fenton Barnard offices are at 118 E Laurel. Edwin S Hooper, CPA, will attend a two week staff training at the University of Wichita starting August 12 to study tax research and related workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
James A. Barnard
Robert Fenton
R. J. Maxfield
Barnard
Mary Sue Hicks
C. C. Hicks
Parsons
Parsons High School
Maxfield, Fenton
FR. Laurel
Edwin S. Hooper
Certified Public Accountant
Edward Lewis
CPA
Kansas Society of Public Accountants
University of Wichita
Finney County Farmers Insure Wheat Crops
Finney County farmers increasingly insure wheat with the Federal Crop Insurance Corp. About 200 farmers will carry roughly $20,000 in FDIC protection on 1031 wheat production costs as the annual period ends. Weather-related losses and payouts exceed $175,000 with only 12 percent of insurable crops covered. 75 policyholders have filed claims.
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Finney County
Harald Cackler
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
US Dept. of Agriculture
Cackler
FCLC
W. Pine
Charles E Chalmers to Attend Beltone Seminar in Chicago
Charles E Chalmers district manager of the Garden City Beltone district will attend an advanced training seminar in Chicago the week of August 12 to 17 Each year Beltone selects consultants from across the firm to attend this course Chalmers has been with Beltone seven years serving the Garden City district
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Charles E. Chalmers
Garden City
Beltone
Chicago
Belton
Chalmer
Troop 61 Plans Camp in Colorado
Boy Scout Troop 61 sponsored by St Mary’s Knights of Columbus will depart Sunday morning for Camp Alexander near Lake George, 30 miles from Colorado Springs. Thirty-one boys will take part in the annual trek expected to draw 250 scouts from the Santa Fe Council. Adults along include Albert Knoll, Thi? Hancroft, scoutmaster, Francis Carroll, and Ray Bondy assistant scoutmasters.
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St. Mary's Knights of Columbus
Camp Alexander
Lake George
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe Council
Aduls
Albert Knoll
Tiu Hancroft
Francis Carroll
Pinecrest
Ray Bondy
Summit
Admissions and births dimly listed at St Catherine area
Hospitals admissions and dismissals listed by patient name and address across St Catherine and surrounding towns. Births include twins to Edwin Gutentag and other new arrivals with dates in August. Legal notices mention a marriage license for Archie Westeman and Jeanette Herman and a county court entry for Earl Estes.
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Archie L. Westeman
Jeanette Herman
Garden City
Courts
Earl V. Estes
Garden City Court Docket Summaries and Citations
Garden City cases include Harold Krause fined for checks and failures to reduce spool, Ronald Liby cited for speeding, Willam Newell Jr. cited for overweight, Garden City Co op for license tag violation, Fred Switzer and Donald L. French for overweight, plus district filings J. D. Bryvin ys Joann Colleen Erwin. Latverna Gross involved in a custody matter with Constance Joan Gross. Sixto Penn posted bond. one no license citation for Latverna Gross. City accident report notes hit and run on Friday at 1 10 a.m. in the 300 block of Janes Parked car owned by James Johnson and unidentified vehicle involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
Harold D. Krause
Garden City
Ronald E. Liby
Willam
Newell Jr
Janes
James Johnson
N. 9Th
Thirteen Scouts Earn First Class Ranks in Court of Honor
Thirteen Boy Scouts of Troop 61 were promoted to First Class at a Court of Honor held Monday night in Scoutmaster Albert Knoll’s backyard at 710 Bancroft. Recipients include Bernard Hahn Kenneth Hahn Michael Knoll George McCarthy Leroy Peters John McCarthy Steve Schnurr Pat Schiffelbein Mike Burgardt Abundio Munoz Jorge Munoz Anthony Wittman James Franz. Leon Salmans received his Tenderfoot badge and Chries Hahn his Second Class rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Knoll
Bancroft
Bernard Hahn
Kenneth Hahn
Michael Knoll
George McCarthy
Leroy Peters
John McCarthy
Steve Schnurr
Pat Schiffelbein
Mike Burgardt
Abundio Munoz
Jorge Munoz
Anthony Wittman
James Franz
Leon Salmans
Chries Hahn
Calf Born Hairless On Goodland Farm
Linda Owens discovered a hairless calf on the Goodland farm of L E Rudy Owens south of Edson Kansas. The sunburned calf was treated with olive oil and lotion and is growing normally though lacking hair. Veterinarians note rare hairless births, possibly due to heredity or nutrition, with some calves remaining hairless or developing hair later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland Farm
Beverly Fortmever
Goodland Daily News
Goodland, Kan
Linda Owens
L.E
Rudy Owens
Edson
Kan
Miss Owens
Owenses
Richard Whitmore
Goodland
Owens
Berth
Manhattan
Keith Huston
Huston
Iowa
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Peking People's Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
Great Plains Wheat, Inc. Views Market
Closing Investments New York
Closing Investing Co
Am Mutual
Inv
Amn
Interconti
Winfield Grth
Mrs. Lilian Barber
Hhe Navy
Caribbean
Allantic
7Th and Chestnut
Telegram
Pop
Forbes
J. Harold Keller
Keller-Leopold Insurance Agency
Rintoul
James Barnard
Edwin Hooper
Little Links
Finnup Park
Sun
Charles Chalmers
Northwestern Mutual Mortgage Way
Northwestern Mutual
St. Catherine
Vernon Westwood
Rhonda Sue Heili
Fred Walker
E. Spruce
Norbert Kilmer
Pierceville
H. Dale Meadors
Robert Gonzales
Larry Dean Brooks
Pearl
Joseph Gonzales
W. Kan- Sas
Randal Schaffer
N. 13Th
Woodrow J. Murphy
Juan Moreno
Star
Diane Meyer
Sublette
Blane J. Tripp
Wallace
Edwin Heinz
Safford
Dale Pjorklin
N. Ord
Ronald Poster
Stockton
Calif
Edwin Gutentag
Old Manor
Leotold
Ervin Henry
W. Walnut
A. BE. Anderton
Leofi
Catherine Thomas Kanive
Lindsey
Oklo
Verdon Westwood
Garden City Telegram
Milton Cycle CO
Honda
BSA
Triumph
Sal
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