De Gaulle Cuts Algeria Peace Tour Amid Riots
In Algiers and Oran violent clashes halt De Gaulle's Algeria home rule push. Bi- daily toll reaches 79 dead with hundreds wounded as mobile police from France move into Casbah. Rebels denounce the plan and call for UN intervention while right wing Europeans riot.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Oxan
France
Tunis
de Gaulle
Ferhat Abbas
United Nations
Casbah
Belcourt
Oran
Resent
Front For A French Alseria
FAF
National Liberation Front
FLN
Markets show mixed results at local and Kansas City livestock
Local market reports list egg prices and cattle and hog receipts with varied tone. Fat cattle tested market with $22 to $24.50 for average good to low choice. cows and calves demand steady to higher. baby calves strong $20 to $47.50. Kansas City slaughter cattle mostly steady to 25-50 lower. steers 24.00-27.00, cows 14.00-16.80. hogs firm 17.00-18.10 for barrows and gilts. sheep steady to 50 higher with lambs 16.00-17.00 and feeder lambs 34.00-60.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Walter Lee Gordon 74 dies at home after heart attack
Walter Lee Gordon 74 died Sunday afternoon at his Rt 1 home from a heart attack. He lived here over 20 years, born July 4 1886 in Lyons. Survived by wife Florence 1948 widow status, one son Harold Orcutt Calif, two daughters LaVina Mae Pagosa Springs Cole and Lola Elinor Gordon Garden Grove Calif, two brothers and two sisters and 11 grandchildren. Phillips Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Walter Lee Gordon
Rt. 1
Lyons
Florence
Harold
Orcutt
Calif
LaVina Mae
Pagosa Springs
Cole
Lola Elinor Gordon
Garden Grove
Calli
Phillips Funeral Home
Deaths of Bernard Coerber and Andrew Kosar in Kansas
Bernard Coerber of Lakin dies at Kearny County Hospital after a brief admission. He was 45 and a Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co employee and World War I veteran. Garnang Chapel handles arrangements in Glasco. Andrew W. Kosar, 46, a Glasco farmer, is killed when a tractor overturns and pins him. Both incidents reported by AP.
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Bernard Coerber
Lakin
Kearny County Hospital
Coerber
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
Garnang Chapel
Glasco
Kas
Andrew
W. Kosar
Farm Leader Opposes Kennedy Farm Program
Denver AP reports American Farm Bureau Federation President Charles B. Shuman urged Congress to oppose Kennedy farm plans calling for tighter production and marketing controls and higher income guarantees. He said voters rejected such government involvement, noting Midwestern states backed Nixon. The Speech previewed the federation’s push to shape counterproposals, including a land retirement idea tied to price support aid.
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Denver
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Fedeation
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Shuman
Federa
Ion
Eisenhower
Farm Bureau
Four Million Are Now Unemployed
Washington reports November unemployment rose to 4 031 000 with the jobless rate at 6.3 percent. Manufacturing declines and a shorter work week reduced hours to 39.3, while construction fell 160 000 and trade rose 150 000. government employment climbed 75 000 and weekly earnings held at 90.78 dollars.
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Labor Department
Local Land Bank Group Honored
The Federated Land Bank Association of Garden City earned the President's Club for 1960 for new business volume. The Kansas Federation awarded the honor at a Wichita meeting. Attendees included Irving Brownlee and family from Deerfield, Haflich and Foster couples from Garden City, Spitzer of Scott City, Ichroll of Syracuse, and Bruce Losserand of Johnson. Irving Brownlee serves as association president and Wayne Foster as manager.
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Federal Land Bank Association
Garden City
Kansas Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations
Tinney
Haskell
Grant
Scott Counties
Kansas Federation
Wichita
Irving’ Brownlee
Deerfield
Victor W. Haflich
Wayne Foster
Nelva Lea Denbo
J. Spitzer
Scott City
G.r.ichroll
Syracuse
Bruce Losserand
Johnson
Irving Brownlee
Association
Soviet Union's agriculture minister cites weeds on farms
London AP reports Vladimir Matskevich, Soviet agriculture minister, is criticized for neglect of collective farms in Kazakhstan and Siberia where crop rotation is poorly applied and weeds are not effectively controlled. Moscow Radio accuses him of inattention to eastern farmland as weeds overwhelm fields.
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London
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow Radio
Vladimir Matskevich
Kazakhstan
Siberia
Change Planned in Mental Health Program in Kansas
TOPEKA AP A plan to reorganize the state mental health system would divide each of Kansas 12 hospital sections into specific county groups or a single county for dense areas. Expected benefits include better treatment, reduced daily census, expanded community psychiatric services, and closer ties with courts welfare agencies and other groups. The plan envisions clinics and pre admission follow up to extend hospital services into the community and emphasizes staff continuity across care stages.
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Topeka
George W. Jackson
Jackson
Frank V. Smith
Sach
Game
Ceylon Pushes Congo Peace Plan at U N Council
Ceylonese delegate Sir Claude Corea works to craft a compromise Congo peace plan for the United Nations Security Council. He aims to empower Hammarskjold, disarm private armies, call Belgian withdrawal, seek releases of political leaders, and convene a roundtable with a new Parliament session.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
Ceylon
Congo
UN Security Council
Corea
Patrice Lumumba
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Council
Hammarskjold
U.N
Hospital admissions and births list at St Catherine area
Hospital notices show admissions for Juana Rodriguez Everett Taylor William Tiemeyer Edward Darrell Nolen Deer field Fred Foreman and others. Dismissals include Arlen Ross Holcomb Henry Dunlap Sr Romaldo Munoz Tamara Hubbard and more. Births report three new babies at St Catherine and Raynesford Clinic with weights from 5 pounds 13 ounces to 6 pounds 7 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Juana Rodriguez
West Fulton
Everett L. Taylor
William C. Tiemeyer
Edward Darrell
Nolen
Deerfield
Fred
Foreman
Harold Hartley
Louis Havel
Raymond Palmer
Chesterfield Drive
Albert Bayer
Gerald E. Taylor
Evans
Howald G. Wages
Liberty
Arlen Ross
Holcomb
William Streeter, Jr
Vernon Schlegel
Alamota
Sulia
Ann Blackburn
Henry Dunlap, Sr
Gardendale Mra
Romaldo Munoz
Tamara Hubbard
Joseph J. Tennessen
St, Cathering
M. Std
Del
Loyd George
Subletto
Gerald & Taylor
Raynesford Clinic
Harold Benl
Births and Traffic Notes From Garden City Telegram
December 12 1960 report from Garden City lists a birth weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces for Scott City at 9 23 a.m. Saturday. Police bond posted for John Lester Jeter 110 for driving while intoxicated and running a blinking red light. Ronald Philbrick cited for meter violations. Accidents reported Thursday around 4 15 p.m. in the 300 block of N 6th involving Mrs Ralph McCullogh and Cleveland J Spencer. Additional details include several Saturday incidents in the 800 block of E Fulton 8th and Kansas 8th and St John intersections among drivers from Syracuse Holcomb and others. Names listed include Kathleen Ann Heinemann Ado Duane Lindsey Robert Marion Smith James Wesley Overby David Lewis McDaniel Don Ray LaGesse Walter John Breit and Eldon Eugene Newberry.
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John Lester Jeter
Ronald Philbrick
Hackberry
N. 6Th
Ralph McCullogh
E. Maple
Cleveland J. Spencer
Olive
E. Fulton
Kathleen Ann Heinemann
Davis
Ado Duane Lindsey
Syracuse
8Th
Kansas
Robert Marion Smith
James Wesley Overby
Inge
St. John
David Lewis McDaniel
Holcomb
Pat Don Ray LaGesse
12Th
Chestnut
Walter John Breit
N. 13Th
Eldon Eugene Newberry
Bancroft
Syracuse Man Guilty Of Postal Theft
Lloyd E. Schroll, 49, pleaded guilty in Wichita U S District Court to stealing postal funds and embezzling mail while a substitute clerk at the Syracuse Post Office. He admitted thefts from May 1948 to last August totaling about $250, received a suspended sentence and three years probation, and was ordered to make restitution on traceable claims.
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Syracuse
Lloyd E. Schroll
Schroll
U.S. District Court
Wichita
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Collo
Philippeville
L’aure
Bougie
D’ain- Arnat
Setif
Oran Sunday
Two Buttes Reservoir
Harry Oswalt, Jr
Theron
Harold Ensley
Cap Burtis
Smoky" Ensley
Harry O
Darrel Morrow
Statt
Wart
Lester McCoy
Raymond Morris
Ray Denchfield
Ensley
Washington
Local Land Bank Group
Kansas State
Aiso
Claude Corea
United States
Britain
Italy
Argentina
Red Cross
Dag Hammarskjold
Weeny
Karen Wehkamp
Ingalls
Ted E. Crist
Leopold
Garden City Telegram
Nett
Broncs
LAMAR
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