Nixon Plans Iceland Stop During Austrian survey trip
In Salzburg Nixon arrived amid a snowstorm to review the Hungarian refugee issue and prepare for a flight home via Iceland, where a U S air base has been a political issue. He met Austrian officials and chatted with local citizens before planning a short Iceland layover tied to post Hungarian revolt arrangements.
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Salzburg
Austria
Nixon
Iceland
U. S
Vienna
William Burns
Army
Cred
Glenn
Sander
Cole
Burns
Weldon
Ing
Ludvik Josepsson
Hannibal Waldsmarsson
U.S
Atty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Reykjavik
Robert Wilson
R - Calif
Baker Ray Van Ausdall to Lead Owens Bakery Office
Ray Van Ausdall, who has spent 18 years in baking, will assume the managerial duties at Owens bakery on Monday. Owner W. A. Owens will be on a 60 day leave of absence during the transition.
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Ray van Ausdall
Owens Bakery
W. A. Owens
Departure Nears as UK French Forces Finish Business
PORT SAID Egypt British French forces closed unfinished business on Friday by delivering 386 Egyptian POWs to the U N force and handing over 40 British civilians for transport into the buffer zone El Cap. Adm T Durnford Stater said hundreds of the salvage fleet volunteered to continue work under U N protection.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N
el Cap
Adm
T. Durnford
Ter
Market summary from Garden City and Lindh Produce Co
Market notes from Garden City and Lindh Produce Co show mixed prices for eggs roosters hens and cream. Prices listed include eggs at 204 per case and 27q per median, plus creaming at 60c and 55 for four days. nothing definitive on Egyptian government positioning or UN use of ships and equipment.
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Garden City
Farmers Elevator
Lindh Produce Co
Cairo
U.N
Secrecy Over Missile Tests Shrouds Florida Center
Officials keep missile test operations under tight secrecy while Patrick Air Force Base remains publicly visible from the sea. Three months earlier technicians fired a Jupiter IRBM and flew over 600 miles. the Pentagon refuses to confirm this test. The Defense Department also would not allow advance notice of a Viking rocket test, citing security for other test equipment.
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Washington
Florida
Patrick Air Force Base
Armed Forces Unit Test Center
South Atlantic
Pentagon
Defense Department
Six EOKA Members Sentenced in Cyprus Plot Case
Six members of the Greek Cypriot underground group EOKA were sentenced to life imprisonment for conspiring to overthrow the government on the British island of Cyprus. Arrested October 4, they were accused of possessing arms ammunition and EOKA literature in the plot to unite Cyprus with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Movement For Union
Greece
Two Men Rescued After Motor Boat Capsize on Prairie Lake
Kansas City Kansas men D A Owen aged 30 and Floyd Lancaster 23 were saved when their motor boat capsized on Prairie Lake yesterday. They drifted about an hour in icy water before William Hendricks 36 and Everett Nelson 39 arrived in a rowboat to aid them.
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Kansas City
D. A. Owen
Floyd Lancaster
Prairie Lree Lake
Kan
William Hendricks
Everett Nelson
Teacher and wife face jail for avoiding Missouri attendance law
Versailles Mo William Cheney a high school teacher and his wife will serve 10 days in jail after being fined 10 each for refusing to send their 7 year old daughter Stephanie to a rural school they deem dangerous They say they have taught Stephanie at home due to an unsupervised yard and a dangerous cave Judge Claude E Curtis ruled the child lacked social contact The couple plans to leave Missouri after jail term Joyce C Hall Hallmark executive announced a profit sharing plan for long term employees with a 10 percent credit on annual earnings and a possible 5 to 15 percent range The Hallmark plan covers medical and life insurance and a retirement feature at no cost The company operates branches in Thompsonville and several Kansas cities with an estimated annual cost of 2 million
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Versailles
William Cheney
Missouri
Cheney
Stephanie
Claude E. Curtis
Hallmark
Thompsonville
Conn
C and Westwood
Topeka
Leavenworth
Emporia
Parsons
Kansas
Hall
Coup by Army Seizes Central Sumatra Isle
A clique of army officers has seized control of central Sumatra, proclaiming Col. Simbolon head of civilian and military authority in the region. He says the move aims to aid the Indonesian people and will yield to government demands for economic improvements. The central government plans a delegation to Sumatra to negotiate, with no signs of spread to other areas.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Simbolon
Bomb scare at Broadway theater ends as fruit cake
Theater manager Thomas Kilpatrick received an apparently heavy package aimed at Paul Muni of the Broadway play Inherit the Wind. Fire and bomb squad units examined it and, on a hunch, smelled the package and found it to be fruit cake.
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New York
Thomas Kilpatrick
Paul Muni
Inherit the Wind
Muni
Kilpatrick
National Theater
Coroner Reports Wichita Death of Boy Sam Smith
Sedgwick County Coroner says Sam Smith aged 15 died at his home yesterday of a heart attack. He served in the coroner’s office for the last six years in Wichita.
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Wichita
Sam Smith
Sedgwick
Hallmark To Share Profits On Nixon Tour
Nepszabadsag accused Vice President Nixon of a theatrically staged visit to Austria to urge refugees to flee Hungary. The paper charged Austria violated neutrality by allowing Nixon into refugee camps while denying same access to Hungarian officials. Budapest buzzed with Christmas shoppers as crowds clogged public transport.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Nixon
Austria
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Open Mind on Pro Grid Union
Augusta resident W M Burris 88 died unexpectedly Friday in Wichita. The report notes related NFL and labor tidbits, including easing liquor restrictions for club owners and Hungarian rights in New York. Funeral services set for Augusta, Duns Hungarians and church mass plans described amid curfew.
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Duns
Kadar
Kansas City man dies after car crash at intersection
James Ellis, 57, of Kansas City, Kansas, died in a hospital after a street intersection collision. The incident occurred during a meeting where plans were discussed. Rosenbloom stated the event was discussed with players and involved an open-minded approach.
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Ham
Bill
Kansas City
Kas
Strick ‘Allington
James Ellis
Kansas
City
Conditions Bad on Plains Reds Complain
An informed source said a statement would form the basis for talks with non Communist politicians. Pravda quoted in London that Russian settlers farming virgin lands could form some kind of coalition to govern. The remark suggested cooperation until at least the holidays.
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London
Pravda
Russia
Virgin Lands
Moscow radio plan blamed for losses in USSR workforce
A Kansas City report notes 4000 Moscow radio broadcast workers were promised profit sharing and political benefits while criticizing living conditions for workers. Harold Parten, 22, of Beaver, was killed when his car overturned near Beaver while returning from a selective service exam. He left Beaver with his parents Carl and Mrs Parten.
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Kansas City
Moscow
Communist Party
Fri J
Great Bend U
Hallmark Cards Inc
Beaver
Harold Parten
Vated Plaing
Central Asia
Carl Parten
Siberia
Crash Kills Five in Marseille Airfield Accident
Five people died when a French military plane crashed near Marseille after Parten, a local deputy sheriff, said the other vehicle likely struck the plane due to Parten’s car collision. The scene involved a partial wreck and confusion over the exact cause as police hunted the driver.
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Ernest Farmer
Barton County
Parten
Marseille
France
Railroads Seek Immediate 5 Percent Passenger Fare Hike
Eight Eastern railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for an emergency 5 percent rise in basic passenger fares including pullman and coach, with six carriers also seeking a 45 percent increase in first class pullman and parlor car fares. Lehigh Valley and Reading sought only a 5 percent coach rise. An ICC examiner recommended a 5 percent coach increase and a 15 percent first class hike, rejecting the 45 percent proposal as excessive.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
130 Students on Honor Roll Highlight Senior Averages
High School lists total honor roll students at 130 for second six weeks. Seniors lead with 24 on the A average, followed by 18 Juniors, and 16 Sophomores on A rolls. B rolls include 18 Seniors, 23 Juniors, and 31 Sophomores. Names of students on A and B rolls are detailed for each class.
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Hanor Roll
Benior
Baker
Bryce
Davis
Jim
Edwards
Robert
Hace
Jada
Jans
Hubert
Carolyn
Hudspeth
Mariled
Jewell
Jack
Krebs
Judy
Pabiy
Helen
Drussel
Phylis
Fortune
Cedric
Wraizer
Karen
Gardiner
Barbara
Harning
Carol
Johnson
Mitchler
Jo Jean
Newell
Martha
Robinson
Theresa
Schmidt
Norma
Sheehy
Merilyn
Tasker
Thorne
Turner
Terry
Ware
Jean Ann
Walddn
Mary Lee
Daniela
Dater
Déchant
Joyce
Dickenson
Drager
Sharon
Dunkelberg
Doyne
Ellis
Jhamy
Haslow
Millard
Garton Gall
Koch
Leatherman
Nancy
Maglaras
Mangén Dean
Moler
Larry
Patricia
Owens
Janice
Porter
Edwin
Renlel
Virginia
Dean
Halgar
Ray
Scott
Cynthia
Shank
Phyllis
Smith
Richard J
Tate
George
Gayla
Tuttle
Welr
Nevaday
Woolman
Pat
Be Vigilant Russia Tells Its Military
The Soviet Fleet editorial urges heightened vigilance among the armed forces amid tensions with the United States and allied states. It cites alleged U S strategic overflights near Vladivostok and Hungary and accuses Western intelligence of subversive activity to foment war while defending Soviet airspace and national security.
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Russia
Moscow
Vladivostok
U.S.S.R
Essary
Det. 16
Japan
U.S
Hungary
Death of Finney County resident Rolland Greathouse
Rolland Austin Greathouse longtime Finney county resident died at his home 911 North 5th Garden City after ill health since 1952. Born September 22 1886 he homesteaded then moved to Garden City in 1946. Survived by Maude wife two daughters six sons one stepson seven grandchildren four great grandchildren one brother and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending Phillips Funeral Home in charge.
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Rolland Austin Greathouse
Finney County
Garden’ City
Garden City
Maude
Lake Strong
Los Angeles
Calif
Isabel Erplin
Montana
Rolland A. Greathouse
Kansas City
F. M. Greathouse
J. K. Greathouse
Lawrence Clark
Washington State
R. G. Greathouse
Mabel Lindster
Helen Craig
Olive Bretz
Colorado Springs
Cola
Phillips Funeral Home
Fumigant fumes claim life of farm worker in tank
Kansas City dispatch reports 22 year old W Richard Russell suffocated by fumigant fumes in a 5000 gallon tank used for farm buildings and grain elevators. He entered to recover a lid gasket that had fallen inside and his body was recovered by firefighters twenty minutes later.
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Kansas City, Kas
Richard Russell
Russell
Hospital Admittances and Birth in Garden City
Daily hospital notices list admissions for Mrs Eugene Adams and Roberta Horton, with discharges for Mrs Tim Knoll and Mrs R M Johnson. A birth at St Catherine Hospital reports a 5 lb 3 oz girl to Mr and Mrs Eugene Adams yesterday. Police briefs recap three accidents at city intersections, with minor injuries reported.
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Eugene Adams
Holcomb
E. W. Allman
Roberta Horton
Tim Knoll
E. Price
R. M. Johnson
Gerald Sperry
RFD
Rhonda L. Kelley
Bancroft
Albert Hoeme
Myrtle
Scott City
Rita Brungardt
Nath
Kay Auten
Jimmy Nesbitt
Estle Deaver
Parkwood
St. Catherine
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