Spring election filings spark photo chase for school board
Garden city filing activity rises as March 1 deadline nears for primary candidates. The Telegram highlights a photo constraint with Mrs. Helen Dale, plus a safety alert about a recent theft at an explosive powder and cap storage north of Smokey River. A Breeding telegram links to federal farm policy debate, and Kansas traffic fatalities are reported for the past 48 hours.
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Andy Erhart
Helen Dale
Mrs. Dale
Smokey
Oakley
Scott
Logan Countiry
Garden City
Ted Luewig
Peehles
Snow Veterans Seek Two Missing Doctors
Berlin New Hampshire AP a group of snow veterans searched the Littleton area for doctors Dr Ralph E Miller 60 and Dr Robert E Quinn 32 missing since a 70 mile mercy flight from Berlin to Lebanon. The Dartmouth Outing Club led crews and about 40 aircraft joined the search after reports of a small plane heard Saturday.
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Berlin
N.H
Littleton
Lebanon
Dartmouth Outing Club
Ralph E. Miller
Robert E. Quinn
Dartmouth Medical College
iReds Ready to Sail First Atomic Ship
The Soviet Union says the Lenin, the world’s first atomic surface ship, is nearing sea trials in Leningrad after dockside tests. The 16,000 ton icebreaker is powered by three atomic reactors with 44 000 horsepower.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lenin
Leningrad
Space Capsule Return Test Plans From NASA
NASA outlines tests using dummy capsules and missiles from Redstone Jupiter and Atlas to ensure safe Earth return for the first American spaceman. Trials include balloon and high altitude drops, with a tracking network expansion in Texas to cover inland landings. McDonnell Aircraft to design 12 Mercury-like capsules for high altitude flights from Cape Canaveral.
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Washington
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Texas
Army
Air Force
McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
R Witee Limes
Anenawin Saranyang
T. Keith
Glennan
Senate Space Int. Space
Family survives three days on tiny Gulf beacon
Leslie Schmidt 23 and his wife Sarah 22 with children Leslie Jr 3 Linda Lee 2 and Cheryl 10 months tell of surviving after their 28 foot cruiser broke up in heavy seas. They clung to a Gulf beacon seven miles from Corpus Christi as an oil crew boat passed by unseen. Carroll Ann shrimp boat crew rescued them securing line to beacon and lifting Linda Lee to safety. The family credits prayer and God for their escape from the wreck.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Leslie Schmidt
Gulf of Mexico
Leslie
Schmidts
Corpus Christi Bay
Schmidt
Port Aransas
Port Mansfield
Macmillan and Khrushchev Meet in Kremlin Talks
MOSCOW AP Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Khrushchev held two and a half hours of formal Kremlin talks after a weekend in the country. They discussed disarmament deadlock, West Berlin, and German unity with key aides present. Pravda emphasized the Red Army’s anniversary while noting only brief mention of the parley.
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Moscow
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Con O’neill
Selwyn Lloyd
Patrick Reilly
Andene
Communist Party
Pravda
Red Army
Joe Moscow
West Berlin
Une
Five seek re election to Garden City school board
Erhart and Mrs. Dale filed for re election this morning joining two other incumbents Dr John Riggs Jr and Lloyd Haag who had already filed for regular terms Mrs Jim Stoner also filed for an unexpired term Haag and Stoner currently serve on the board in unexpired terms ahead of the forthcoming city elections
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Garden City School Board
J. E. Dale
A. B. Erhart
Charles Peebles
John Riggs Jr
Lloyd Haag
Jim Stoner
Haag
Hutchinson Man Injured In Garden City Crash
Hutchinson man Gerald K. Betts, sales manager of Betts Baking Co., suffered severe facial lacerations and leg injuries when his 1959 Ford collided with a Garden City Laundry truck on Fulton Street at Ballinger. Police say Betts swerved into the eastbound truck after apparently dozing off. Damages were estimated at 2000 for the car and 1500 for the truck. Charges of improper driving are being filed. The mishap occurred about 730 am. Also mentioned are local election filings for April 7 and upcoming school board candidates.
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Macmillan
Ste An Es
Hutchinson Bakion
S. R. Rashidov
Garden
Jolly
Garden City
Wayne Fix
Betts
Fulton
Hutchinson
Ford
Ballinger
E. Fulton
Alabama Seeks Defendant Role in Voting Rights Case
Federal lawyers ask Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. to name the State of Alabama a defendant in the Macon County voting rights suit. The move aims to avoid disqualification risk if two resigned registration board members cannot be party to the case.
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Montgomery
Ala
U. S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
State of
Alabama
Macon County
Enurt
Maton County
U S Force Adequate For Berlin Says Taylor
Army chief of staff Maxwell D. Taylor tells Congress that the United States can deter Berlin with enough mobilization. He warns that full strength is needed and likens it to having many blue chips in poker. Testimony to the Senate Disarmament subcommittee covers mobilization timing.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Army
Congress
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Dulles Discusses World Affairs From Hospital
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles undergoes his third X-ray treatment for cancer at Walter Reed amid brief talks on world affairs with Vice President Nixon and Allen Dulles. Senators debate whether he can run the State Department from a hospital while aides describe his condition as stable and treatments to continue six days weekly with weekly rests.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Richard M. Nixon
Allen W. Dulles
Nixon
Walsler Reed
Army Medical Center
Berlin
al- Jen
Central
Intelligence
Queen Pat Reigns at Ark City Garden City game
19 year old Pat Hathlieb a Garden City Junior College sophomore was crowned homecoming queen at the Ark City Garden City basketball game. She was selected from five candidates.
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Pat Hathlieb
Garden City
Ark City
Greeks Celebrate Freed Prisoners In Cyprus Amnesty
In Nicosia Greek Cypriots hailed the release of more than 900 political detainees as emergency rules end. Detention camps Mammaria and Kokkinotrimithia opened gates after 3 PM Sunday with crowds waving Greek flags and EOKA banners.
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Nicosia
EOKA
London
Cyprus
Mammaria
Kokiinotrimithia
Makarios
Grain Sorghum Price Protest Brings Action
The Garden City Chamber of Commerce urged reconsideration of the grain sorghum price support set at 1.52 per hundred weight for the 1959 crop. Rep. J. Floyd Breeding cabled Secretary Benson protesting the level, arguing sorghums have 95 percent of corn’s feed value and asking for at least 1.90 per hundred. The chamber resolution was sent to Eisenhower, Benson, senators Carlson and Schoeppel, and Kansas legislators.
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U.S
J. Floyd Breeding
Rolla
Benson
Breeding
Conemsmans
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Ezra Taft Benson
State
Kansas
Breeting
Chamber
Eisenhower
Frank Carlson
Andréw Schoeppel
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Clifford Hope Auditorium
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Stork
Pittsburgh
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White Mountains
Lesbie Jr
Khruschev
Fréenten Anastas I
Mikoyan
Andrei’ Gromyko
Jacob Malik
Britain
Sir ‘Patrick Reilly
Dale
Erhart
Jim Sloan
Everett Miller
Greg Shaw
Chester Cleaver
Miller
Shaw
Poe
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
State Department
Hubert
Humphrey
D- Minn
Symington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Homer Capchart
R-Ind
John Sparkman
D-Ala
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Dodge City Hyat
den City Headland
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Russell Eee
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