Harmony Prevails Over Red Problems at Conference
MOSCOW AP The communist cum muit conference ended with a final communique claiming harmony among parties from 81 nations though no major manifesto on aims and tactics was announced. Western observers noted little progress on coexistence while China led by Liu Shao Chi professed unity yet reportedly challenged Khrushchev on the parade of peaceful coexistence and the inevitability of war while capitalism endures.
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Moscow
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Peiping
Liu Shao-Chi
Paiping
Khrishachev
Red Chinese
Missing Names in Local Admissions List At St Catherine
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals including Mrs LW Olmstead Larry Gene Savolt Scott City Mrs William H Kuehn 110 Conkling Woodford B Miller and several others with partial addresses in Scott City and nearby areas. The text appears to be a hospital admissions or patient listing.
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Larry Gene Savolt
Scott City
William H. Kuehn
Conkling Woodford B. Miller
Seminar Set At Dodge City
A two day industrial management seminar will be held in Dodge City on December 7 and 14. Sponsored by Kansas State University Division of Engineering and Industrial Services, the course focuses on Production Control with work analysis forecasting scheduling and linear programming. Speakers include E G Elias Max Carson and Morris Schneider. Twenty dollars covers the full day sessions at the Lorallocke hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kansas State University Division of Engineering and Industrial Bervices
Kansas
John P. Clifton
K-State Industrial Enginneered
Clifton
E.G. Elias
Max Carson
Morris Schneider
K-State Department of Engineering
Lora Locke Hotel
Dismissals List From Garden City Area Names
A reader-bright list cites individuals in Garden City and surrounding towns including Mrs. Roland Robinson, Mrs. Harry Wilcox, Mrs. LeRoy Rupp, Mrs. Ida Near, Clifford Schwindt, DISMISSALS Peter James Coyne and others. The item mentions multiple names with partial addresses and locations such as Holcomb Leopold Deerfield Marienthal Scott City Lakin Santa Fe and Route 1.
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St. Catherine Peter James. Coyne
Lakin
Mark T. Schinnerer
Scott City
Zeke Ledesma
Baby
Ist
Myron Moler
Summit
Vivian M. Kent
Santa
Optimists Hear District Head in Garden City
Optimists in Kansas district 37 heard Governor Bill Kenney of Wichita speak on Optimism aims. Kenneth Blodgett lieutenant governor Harold George district treasurer Ed Barker secretary Hal Davis boys work chairman Bob Shulke district club building chair attended. Lakin Club reps John Henderson Bert McCua Don Bloyd joined discussions on Christmas tree sales from 6th and Laurel lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Bill Kenney
Wichita
Kansas
Kenneth Blodgett
Hutchinson
Harold George
Ed Barker
Hal Davis
Boy's Works
Bob Shulke
New Club
Kenney
Missionaries Hacked To Passing In Congo
Elisabethville Congo AP two evangelical missionaries a Briton and a New Zealander were hacked to passing by Baluba tribesmen in north Katanga last week. They were Elton George Behrent Knaus 50 of New Plymouth New Zealand and Edmund Hodgson 62 of Blackpool England. Victims believed to have been cannibalized. U N soldiers had searched since their disappearance but not found their bodies.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Elisabethville
Elton George Behrent Knaus
New Plymouth
New Zealand
Edmund Hodgson
Blackpool
England
U.N
Rockefeller Says No Power Struggle in GOP
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller meets with Vice President Richard Nixon in Washington to affirm cooperation and a positive role for the party. He reiterates Nixon as titular leader but says national chairman Morton is the actual head, avoiding commitment on replacing him. Attendees discuss unity, party strategy, and future plans ahead of 1964 ambitions.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Rockefeller
America
Nixon
Thruston 5
Morton
GOP
National Committee
Orly
Capitol
Eisenhower
Il Ug
White House
Cuban Protest on Stray Missile May Be Planned
Havana reports bitter anti American tone in government media as Cuba moves to protest stray U S space rocket fragments landed on Cuban soil. Castro government says U N General Assembly debate may rise. pieces of rocket taken to Palma Soriano for examination near Holguin after launch from Cape Canaveral.
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Havana
Cuba
U. S
United Nations
Fidel Castro
United States
World Organization
U. N. General Assembly
Triente Province
Palma Soriano
Holguin
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Devel
Mr Force
Washington
Grounded freighter captain weighs rescue options
In Michigan waters the battered Francisco Morazan sits on a rock ledge near South Manitou Island as Captain Eduardo Trivigas and 12 crew members stay aboard. His wife Anastasia, nine months pregnant, was evacuated with help from the Coast Guard cutter Mackinaw after a storm. Initial belated attempts to refloat the ship were planned for today amid concerns for the cargo and crew. Also noted is a Soroptimists rummage sale at the old Renick building with specific Friday and Saturday times.
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Travers City
Mich
Lake Michigan
Anastisia Trivizas
Athan Greece
Francisco Moraz
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
South Manitou Island
Upper Lake Michigan
Ayip
Eduardo Trivigag
Tha Morazan
Chicago
Rotterdam
Local Agen To Participate In Farm Short Course On TV
Garden City area hosts a two week television Farm Short Course starting Monday at 8 am on Channel 6. Milton Thomas of Fidelity State Bank discusses Farming Is a Business at 8 am Thursday, with Andy Erhart on Sheep Project at 9 23 am. Dale Edelblute of Kansas State University speaks on More from an Acre on Monday December 12. Kansas State University extension staff and Soil Conservation Service reps will participate, with Garsi and Thomas on hybrids and fertilizers and a Pfizer rep on feed additives.
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Channel 6
Milton Thomas
Fidelity State Bank
Andy Erhart
Garden City
Wil
Dale ‘Edelblute
Kansas State University
Kanags State University
Soil Conservation Service
Garsi and
Thomas
Pfizer
Garden City names earn travel book recognition and local scholars
Three Garden City eateries and lodging places will be featured in 1961 Duncan Hines travel guides. Downing's Cafe and Warren Hotel Trailroom appear in Eating Places. Wheat Lands Motel is listed in Lodging for a Night. Local students join university events and training programs this week, including Stengel at Arkansas debate, Harkness at Northrop Institute in In stewart Calif, Crotty in Wichita Christmas Carol event, and Blanchard attending a Kansas State University architect workshop.
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Garden City
Duncan Hines
Downing’s Cafe
Warren Hotel Trailroom
Wheat Lands Motel
Ron Crotty
Douging Crotty Jr
University of Wichita
Wichita
Ron
Howard Blanchard
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Deaths Theresa Kueker in Deerfield district
Theresa Kueker 69 of Deerfield died at Kearny County Hospital in Lakin after residence in Deerfield. Born February 1801 in Maria Illinois she was a Lutheran Church member. Survivors include widower W C Rucker son Pete Deerfield two daughters Mrs Clarence Meyer Lakin Mrs John Koch Garden City eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Garnands announced later.
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Theresa Kueker
Deerfield
Kearny County
Lakin
Belgium protests Nasser seizures of Belgian firms
Belgium recalls its Cairo envoy after a Cabinet meeting as Brussels prepares to seek international redress for the UAR seizure of two Belgian entities the International Bank in Egypt and Cairo Electric Railways. The value of the properties is placed at about 10 million dollars.
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Brussels
Belgium
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Paul Meyers
The
Hague
U.A.R
Congo
Belgian International Bank
Egypt
Cairo Electric Railways & Heliopolis Oasis Co
Bentley Youth Captures Grand Championship in Wichita Show
Bentley 4-H member Dick Vogt of Bentley won top honors at the Wichita Junior Deferred Beef and Carcass Show with a pen of three Hereford steers. The grand champion was raised under the deferred feeding plan promoted by Kansas State University. The reserve championship went to Shirley Dahleton of Marquette with a pen of three shorthorns.
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Bentley
Wichita Wichita
Dick Vogt
Wichita
Kansas State University
Shirley Dahleton
Marquette
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
AP notes cattle 600, calves 100. hogs 2,200, fairly active. barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. Prices range 195-235 lb 17.25-17.50, 235-270 lb 17.25-17.40, 240-270 lb mostly 17.16-17.50. Sows 300-400 lb 15.00-16.00, 400-600 lb 14.75. Sheep 75, about steady. prime 95 lb 17.00, good to choice 16.00-16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
No Injuries Reported In Northeast Finney Trailer Crash
A Monday crash in northeast Finney County near the Garden City line left no injuries. William Franklin Brown of Farmington NM drove a westbound tractor cab with a 15 foot trailer. a gust toppled the trailer into a ditch while the truck remained upright, damaging a highway marker and causing moderate trailer damage.
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Finney County
Sheriff's Office
Hare
Garden City
Flaney-Hodgeman
William Franklin Brown
Farmington
N.M
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Finnup Park
Don Lopez
Felix Hermogillo
Darrell Marrow—Volexrant
Communist Parties
Common Arma
St. Catherine Mrs
Olmstead
Roland Robinson
Pearl
Harry Wilcox
Laur
Samuel Fairchild
Leth
Gilbert Pacheco
Leopold Albert A. Allen
Rocky
Renick
Nolen Motor Co
Bob Schrelbgr
Corvalron
Purrell Morrow
Braft
Local
Agen
Darlene Bauer
Martin Bauer
John Deera Co
Darlene
G.4. Stengel
Dick Stengel
University of Arkansas
Texas A and M
Errol W. Harkness
Claude Harkness
Northrop Institute of Technology
Instewaad
Calif
Garden City Loan and Investment CO
Hlemom Te
Adi Interested
Sys
Kansas City Livestock
NEW Cork (Ap
ASRED
Am Bus
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus Fund
Cat & How Bat
Eat & How
Fidelity
Finan Ind
Fund
Incorp Inc
Putnam Geo
Inc
Science
Line Inc
Welton
Wee
Gombele
Lage
N. Main
Magnus Diamond
ARK
Laughlin Electric
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