Nehru Predicts U S China Easing Wide Policy Shift
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said he shared discussions with President Eisenhower that the United States may move toward Communist China. He noted U S and Soviet aims on disarmament differ mainly by lack of trust and urged confidence-building measures. He also commented on post Stalin policy and democracy forms. He mentioned Americans still held in China and declined details.
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Washington
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Eisenhower
United States
China
U.S
Russia
National Press Club
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
India
Oklahoma Officials Oppose Freight Boost in OKLAHOMA CITY
West of Oklahoma grain dealers will gain backing from Gay, Raymond Gary and the State Corporation Commission to oppose a proposed 22 percent freight rate increase. After a meeting with Enid Board of Trade representatives, Gary announced two attorneys will be named to defend state interests before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Chile Shakes caused earthquakes in ANTOFAGASTA and northern cities with material damage but no casualties reported.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Gay
Raymond Gary
State Corporation Commission
Gary
Commission
Enid Board of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Chile
Antofagasta
Syracuse to Install School Bus Radios
Syracuse will install two way radios on district buses pending FCC approval. The plan mirrors a system used in Ulysses schools and will be deployed as soon as permission is granted, though winter weather may delay benefits this term. Also notes Kansas traffic fatalities by state accident records.
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Syracuse
Ulysses
FCC
Washington
Topeka
Kansas
Market snapshot shows grain futures and produce prices
Local market report lists Kansas City wheat and Chicago oats and soybeans with bid, ask, and close values. Includes prices for eggs, cream, and rye with receipts and regional station data for Hutchinson, Wichita, Omaha and other markets. It references Courtey Farmers Elevator and Courtney Lindh Produce Co. and notes historical contextual remarks about a renowned musician.
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Garden City
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Courtney Lindh Produce Co
Wenwynnee
Chicago
New Orleans
Orleans
Mar
Toya
May
Hutchinson
Ita
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Worth
Armstrong thrills Royal Festival Hall with encore triumph
Louis Armstrong blew for Hungarian relief with the 100 piece Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2. The crowd in evening dress shouted for Satchmo, who returned for five encores as Royal Festival Hall hosted Duke of Kent, Earl and Countess of Harwood, Hon. Gerald Lascelles and hundreds applauding.
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London
Louis Armstrong
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Liszt
Royal Festival Hall
Satchmo
Duke of Kent
Earl
Harwood
Gerald Lascelles
Yal
Fatal avalanches hit Niigata. five dead in snowstorm
In Niigata prefecture about 135 miles northwest of Tokyo, five people were killed yesterday as heavy snowstorms triggered avalanches sweeping the region. casualties included workers and travelers as rescue crews searched through the day.
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Nagoya
Japan
Avaanches
Niigata Prefecture
Tokyo
Big Power Plant Planned Near Tulsa
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma announces a 20 million dollar electric power station near the proposed Cologan Dam about 25 miles north of Tulsa on the Verdigris River. President D J Tucker says capacity will reach 500000 kilowatts making it the largest of its kind in the Southwest. Construction to begin in 1858 with operation planned for spring 1980.
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Tulsa
The
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma
Cologan Dam
Verdigris River
D.J. Tuecker
Southwest
Gunfire Downs Two More British Soldiers
In NICOSIA Cyprus a fusillade of more than 50 shots felled two British soldiers as they collected newspapers urging a sympathetic reception for Britain’s new Cyprus constitutional proposals. One soldier was seriously injured. It marks the first direct attack on Britons in 10 days.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Admittances Discharges Births in Garden City Area
Today in Garden City hospital listings show admittees Mrs Albert Mesa, Mrs John Pfeiff, Dick Garrett, David Burgardt, Mrs Reta Brungardt, Jimmy Nesbitt, Mrs R P Jones, Mrs William Mullins. discharges include Mrs Edna Nelson and Eugene Fine, Mrs Virgil Brown, James Cones, Joe Tullock, Mrs William Ulrich, plus a birth at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Albert Moss. County briefs note deeds, sheriff’s deed, quit claim, county court trucking log, district court petition. Police briefs report a minor accident at Sth and Chestnut involving Ruth Perry and Patricia Enslow.
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Albert Mesa
Conklic
John Pfeiff
Holcomb
Dick Garrett
York
Oran Line
South Star
David Burgardt
Reta Brungardt
Jimmy Nesbitt
R. P. Jones
William Mullins
Deerfield Hospital
Edna Nelson
Eugene Fine
Main
Virgil Brown
Emmer
James Cones
Jacksonville
Joe Tullock
Scott City
William Ulrich
Holton Allen Hole
St. Catherine
Albert Moss
Conkling
Dora Scheu
Jack L. Abbey
Bowman Acres
Leonard
Grand-O-Lac Co
Omaha
Neb
Duane Cooper
Hutchinson Hatchery
Ruth E. Perry
N. 9Th
Patricia Ann Enslow
RFD
Sth and
Chestnut
Christmas Tide 1956 Song Festival At Lakin High
More than 100 musicians from Lakin high school presented the annual Christmas tide program led by John Sample. The 8th consecutive Yuletide concert at the high school auditorium drew over 500 attendees and featured soloists JoAnn Burns and Gerald Henderson.
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Lakin High
Lakin
Lakin High School
John Sample
Sampla
JoAnn Burns
Gerald Henderson
Germans prepare American turkey for Christmas feast
In Bonn Germany housewives can cook an American turkey for Christmas for the first time. Officials report imports from the United States worth over one million dollars include turkeys chickens and ducks. This marks the first instance of such imports.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
50 New Arrests in Cuban Plot Clearup
HAVANA Cuba about 50 people police say were plotting an attack on an army barracks were arrested yesterday in Camaguey 320 miles southeast of Havana Col Alberto Triana Camaguey police chief said the group many of them minors were followers of exiled student leader Fidel Castro accused of waging an unsuccessful rebellion early this month.
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Havana
Cuba
Camiaguey
Alberto Triana
Camaguey
Fi‘Idel Castro
Nsuccessful
Mile Awards Jan 28 Lead Off a Busy Year
Garden City chamber of commerce outlines a 1957 calendar starting with the annual 100 bushel milo club banquet on Jan 28 at Downing's, honoring top milo producers. The year adds 4-H FIA banquet Feb 11, agriculture congress Feb 20-21, and the 7th annual Farmers Grange state convention in October, with numerous fairs and livestock markets noted for spring. The milo producer Gerald Finley and Son is mentioned from last year.
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Committee
Finney County Extension
Downing’s
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Cognition
Barrows and Chamber Ag Committee
U.S
Hope Hall
Garden City
Farmers Grange
Kansas Plans Its Part in Presidential Inauguration
Kansas Republican officials outline plans for Ike second inauguration with Henry Jameson as general chairman of the Kansas Inaugural Committee. A Kansas train to Washington and bands from Abilene and Columbus are proposed. event details include parade, ceremony, and ball in mid January.
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Kansas
Abilene
Eisenhower
Harry Darby
Henry B. Jameson
Jameson
Washington
Wilbur Leonard
Republican State Committee
Matrice Paget
GOP
Fager
Leonard
James V. Pratt
Colby
Warren W. Shaw
Darby
Fred Hall
George Docking
Leon
Theiersi
Topeka
Abilene Cowboy
Columbus
Kansas City
Inn
Grains See Mixed Moves on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat ends mixed with declines and gains across contracts as corn and soybeans show modest moves. Dec prices range around 241 1/2 to 2 1/4, with soybeans near 2462 1/2. Wheat futures trading volume and open interest are noted, reflecting active activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock prices drift in quiet late trading in New York
Volume for the day was about 2.1 million shares, down from 2.37 million yesterday. Steels and aircrafts showed small early gains as the market moved irregularly with losses of fractions to around a point on pivotal stocks, while a scattering of small gains remained.
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New York
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E. J. Klage
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J. D. Adams
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Vow
Veterans Administration Hospital
S. Kellogg
Wichita
Salem Valley
Melvin Frazier
Harold Hoskinson
Charleston
Copeland
March of Dimes
Bert Vance
Optimist Club
Jeanne Thorpe
Richard Rohleder
Bill Welch
John Frazsler
Lions Club
Rhoda Mites
Phyllis Eves
Dick Leffingwell
Jim Hull
Don Henderson
Bud Meisel
Nancy Anschutz
Wilma Kelley
Rhoda Miles
Roger Paint Prod., Inc
Gerald Finley and Son
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