Ike and Dulles See Reasonable Peace Prospects in Middle East
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, after a two hour review, expressed optimism that peace chances in the Middle East are now reasonably good. They urged unity in the North Atlantic Alliance amid strains from the Middle East crisis and cited Soviet actions in Hungary as proof of the need for strength. Dulles returned to duties after a month of convalescence from intestinal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Gai
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Mideast
Mt Imonth
United States
Great Britain
France
Finish Scout Leader Class Climax in Garden City
Scout leaders from six cities in the Buffalo Range District gathered in Garden City for the year’s training. About 45 adult leaders attended the university of scouting course with troops from Lakin Scott City Holcomb Garden City Syracuse and Scots. Nine scouters joined the training led by Louis Rodwell scout executive. Instructors were Marvin Lawrence Don Baker and Merle Evans by area. Cubbing instruction was given by Floyd Jones and several volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Range
Garden City
University of Scouting
Lakin
Scott City
Holcomb
Syracuse
Scots
Louis Rodwell
Marvin Lawrence
Merle Evans
Don Baker
Scoti
Floyd Jones
Lawrence Wasson
G. A. Rhodes Sr
Marvin Mc Michael
John Mangan
Ernest Proudfit
Fall Through Ice Fatality at Horton Lake
A 9-year-old, David Lee Spence of Horton, plunged through ice on Lake Horton while teaching duck decoys and drowned. His sister Sharon Wilson, 11, attempted a rescue with Veryl, but both went under. firemen recovered Spence's body. John Spence, the boy’s father, serves as a state game protector for Brown, Atchison and Doniphan counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Wilson
Veryl
David
John Spence
Brown
Atchison
Doniphan
Nehru Criticizes Ban on U N Observers Visit
Prime Minister Nehru attacked Hungarian and Soviet authorities for denying U N observers and Dag Hammarskjold access to Budapest. He warned the inference of deportations by the Soviet Union would grow and condemned the reported arrest of former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy as a serious matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dblhl i
Nehru
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapact
Eee
Soviet Union
Parliamennd
Imre Nagy
Use of Kerosene Sets Tragic Fire
Clay Center Kansas reports a kerosene fire trap that killed Mrs Betty Clark 27 and three of her five children Mark Marvin Candy aged 2 and 1 died in the blaze The other two children survived outside as neighbors and firefighters battled flames before discovering the bodies in the living room area Witnesses note a witness Rep Clifford R Hope Sr was to speak at a wheat growers gathering in Sidney with his son and the event shifted to the scene of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Betty Clark
Clay Center
Mark
Marvin
Candy
Little Fame House
Clifford R. Hope
Will
Clark
Nebraska Wheatling
Clothing Growers Association
Tomorrow Afl
Floyd Carlisle
Sidney
Hope
Cliff Jr
Therchildren
Rabbit drive nets 323 rabbits in Tennis area event
A shotgun rabbit drive held yesterday in the Tennis area sponsored by the Happy Hustlers 4-H club gathered 323 rabbits. Fifty adults and club members participated as livestock trades update records show two Highlander calves a red and a blond a deer and a mouffin sheep added to Lee Richardson 1700 stock from Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hustlers
Department of the
Lee Richardson
Nebraska
Death of Erma Mae Martin at 13 in Figney county
Erma Mae Martin 13 daughter of Leah Martin of Figney county died at St. Catherine hospital after a long illness. Born March 9, 1943, she attended Sunrise school. Survived by mother four brothers Ray Jr Herman Virgil Darrell all at home, three sisters Edith Betty at home and Marion Buell of Kingman. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Methodist church with Rev Franklyn Edwards officiating. Burial in Valley View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Mae Martin
Leah Martin
Figney County
St. Catherine Hospital
Sunrise
Ray Jr
Herman
Virgil
Darrell
Edith
Betty
Marion Buell
Kingman
Methodist Church
Franklyn Edwards
Valley View Cemetery
Wheat Growers Plan Meeting Here Thursday
Wheat Growers plan a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Clay County Hospital building Riley Kansas with Kearnbyage restrictions surplus national wheat grow legislation and soil bank programs discussed by Paterson of Oxford and association leaders. Parity prices financing and methods will be addressed during the program and a discussion period follows. The session, organized by the Kansas Wheat Growers Association, aims to gather researchers and farmers to exchange views on wheat production and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Gilemis
National County Association of Wheat Grow
R.j
I Patterson
Oxford
Clark
Kansas
Clay County
Lakin Memorial Building
Patterson
Jaycees Hit Member Quota in Garden City
The Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce surpassed its membership drive target over the weekend, reaching 993 members. New signees include Roy Herdt, Bob McVane, Wayne West, Art Wilson Jr., John Lambert, Dave Kupka, Milton A. Garyardt, Don Linenberger, Dean Hamel, Paul Parker, Bill Brooks and James Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce
Signap
Bob Gardiner
Jaycee
Roy’ Herdt
Bob McVane
Wayne West
Art Wilson Jr
John Lambert
Dave Kupka
Milton A. Garyardt
Don Linenberger
Dean Hamel
Paul Parker
Bill Brooks
James Owens
College Boys Sling Supper Protest at Michigan Dorms
In Ann Arbor Michigan hundreds of University of Michigan students staged a food throwing and dish smashing protest in dormitory dining halls shouting We want good food. The unrest led to the relocation of a Hungarian refugee bride-to-be for tuberculosis evaluation and the scene prompted university officials to promise food reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Ohio
Walfster
Gilbert P. Lutz
Ness
University Regidence Halls
French Plane Missing With 10 Men Aboard
A French four engine rescue plane carrying 10 crew members has been missing since early yesterday over the western Mediterranean. Maritime officials linked the loss to cover missions for a freighter out of control in heavy seas, following a smashed rudder off Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
Mediterranean
Spain
Patients From Ten Counties Admitted At St Catherine
Almost 200 persons were admitted to St Catherine hospital in November representing ten Kansas counties and two other states. The 197 admissions equaled 11,355 patient days with an average stay of 6.9 days. There were 31 births. Garden City residents contributed 121 admissions, Finney county 31 more, with Late and Scott counties also represented. State representation included Oklahoma and Colorado. Staff breakdown lists Finney leading with 152 admissions, followed by Kearny 5, Haskell 4, Lane 12, Scott 11, Meade 2, Wichita 4, McPherson 1, Sedgwick 2, Gray 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Hospital
Kansas
Catherine
Finney County
Finney
Late County
Scott County
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kearny
Haskell
Lane
Scott
Meade
Wichita
McPherson
Sedgwick
Gray
Turkey Sends Force to Iraq Allegedly
London dispatch cites Russian agency quote alleging Turkey has sent two battalions of troops into Iraq at the request of Premier Nuri Said. The described tense situation follows Iraq’s Baghdad Pact alignment with Britain, Iran, and Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admittances Discharges Births and Police Briefs in Garden City
Hospital notices list numerous admissions and discharges including Mrs Leonard Heter and Mrs Ernest Davlaon. births reported at St Catherine for Davison and Heter families. police briefs note arrests for disturbing the peace and a bond posted. county briefs cover deeds licenses and a drunken disturbance ruling. births include babies to Davison Heter and Kiewer families with times and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Heter
Ernest Davlaon
Gardenale
Ronnie Kliewer
Ith
Jimmie Morris
Ernest Elliott
Sublette
Karen Sue Hamel
Stephen Hamel
Truman Dye
Lucille Fairchild
Ellsworth Holmes
Pa Rood
Amanda Jones
Iain
Bob Linenberger
John Novack
Deerfield
Elaine Duncan
Jack W. Keith
Hugoton
J. C. Tincher
David Cookson
E. Santa Hospital
Don Thompson
Lattin
Larry Jones
Keith Hansen
Michael Clark
Ath
Jeffery Boone
Center
Dolores Eaton
St. Catherine
Ernest Davison
Gardendale
Ronnie Kiewer
Williard C.rete Jt
Clifford L. “Wright
W. Kan
Hood, Rail, &T
Cuban Rebels Launch Amphibious Assault on Cuba
Cuban army reports rebel troops landed on the south coast and government forces moved in. Planes strafed an enemy band while the navy intercepted a yacht found to carry baggage tied to Fidel Castro. The piece mentions confusion over Castro’s fate and notes a former engineer officer’s death, with references to the Ledo Road and Pick-Sloan plan.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro Ruz
Mexico
Kington
Friday
Santiago de Cuba
Lewis A. Pick
Castro
Army Engineer Corps
Batista Goy
Mexico City
Ledo Road
India
Miami Herald
U. S
China
Manzanillo
Nicaro
Engineer Corps
Missouri
Pick-Sloans
Pittsburg
Kasu
Miston
Moundridge
South Valley
Walter’ Reedburg
De-Army Hospital
Newton
Ft. Benning
Ruth Nichol
Brucie Lyon
Washington High of
Bethel
Auburn
Ala
Coffeyville
Henkle Named President Elect Of Kansas Water Drillers
E. W. Henkle owner of Henkle and Co. Garden City was elected president elect and vice president of the Kansas Water Well Drillers Association at its 9th annual meeting in Manhattan. W. L. Hendee was named president and Jim Strader of Holton re elected secretary treasurer. The group noted drought has lowered western Kansas water tables by 100 to 200 feet and river levels have fallen to record lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Henkle
Henkle and Co
Garden City
Kansas Water Well Drillers Association
Henkle
Association
Manhattan
W.L. Hendee
Jim Strader
Holton
Kansas
Wv. C. Fisher
Lawrence
U.S. Geological Survey
Gas Thieves Drain Tank Truck In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky gas thieves siphoned 600 gallons valued at 192 dollars from a parked Kentucky Consumers Oil tanker. A company mechanic Ira Kolter found truck tracks and a hose near the site and suspected the gasoline was hauled away in drums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Consumers Oil
Ira Kolter
Market GRAIN FUTURES and Kansas City cattle data
Grain futures quotes from Gotfe & Warkener Inc show mixed activity in Chicago and Kansas City markets with wheat and corn moving in narrow ranges. Kansas City livestock notes record cattle and hog bids, plus steady to higher feeder prices, amid wholesale market optimism and oil sector gains in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotfe & Warkener, Inc
Kansas City
Chicago
Hutchinson
Wichita
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Ft. Worth
Kansas City Livestock
USDA
U. S
New York i
Dulles
Middle East
Gulf Oil
Royal Dutch
Panhandle Eastern
Chrysler
Douglas’ Airscraft
Kennecott Copper
Interfactional Nickel
Union Carbide
International Paper
Johns Manville
Man Dies at Mountain View Cemetery in Pasadena
A Pasadena man identified as Darry E. Mellvein, 41, was found dead yesterday in Mountain View Cemetery where he went to place flowers on his mother's grave. Authorities believe a heart attack caused his death. The Hanford brothers Ira and Carl, former jockeys, currently own and train thoroughbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Darry E. Mellvein
Mountain View Cemetery
Hanford Brothers
Ira
Carl
Wide Losses in Grains As Selling Hits Markets
Persistent selling pressed grains lower in Chicago trade as buyers stepped back amid eased international tensions. Old crop wheat and corn futures slipped while rye and oats showed mixed gains, and soybeans fell. Open interest and cash movement figures adjust market pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Announced
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Results include real shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, offered as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form with money back guarantee.
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York, N. 3
Speaisi
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Ike
Europe
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Austria
Fis
United Nation
Johnson
Marvin Lawery
Lawmine
Curtis Studio
Henry Giesaking
St Catherine Hospital
American Junior Red Cross
Darlene Goss
Bernadine Sitts
Giesaking
Sawanna Reedy
Marcille Brown
Donna McMichael
Presbyterian
Riley
Ki‘owa
Mack Clark Sr
Bala
Martha Edwards
Jaycees
College Boys
Turkey
Walter Grigaby
Taylor
Tom Norris
Harold Stesle
Jimmy Morris
Alfonso “Garcia
Apie
County Briefs Corporation
Shurtz- Meeker Beverages Inc
Val G. Baier
Riverside
Distelet Ceu
C.K. Ahn Jess Smith
Smith Land Co
Ault
Teland Bay
Danial
Barbara Ella Ellis
I County
Eldon M. Undersgreed
IE. W. Henkle
Few
Lindh Produce Co
Farmers Elevator
Rence
Paine Sheinke
Howerhode
Federal
Dodge City
Unite States
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Walnut
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