Khrushchev warns Chinese on world communism split
AP Special Correspondent Brin reports Moscow and Peking face a widening rift as Khrushchev denounces China’s terms for talks. Castro aligns with the Chinese line, urging revolt in Latin America. Khrushchev rejects public name calling and warns against war to spread communism. Frank White elected president of Garden City County Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta
Ryan
Brin
World Commiunist Movement
East Berlin
Peking
Moscow
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Castro
Latin America
Soviet Union
Red
Frank White
Phillips. White Funeral Home
Garden City County Club
L. J. Heinemann
Bob Wells
Roy Fankhauser
Bob Benedict
George Purnell
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle around 1800 head with calves about steady. Cattle values: choice steers 27.25, cows 12.00. hogs 3200 head, barrows and gilts steady to 190-240 lb at 15.75, sows 13.75-? 400 lb 13.75-50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock Market Rises After Early Loss on Mixed Gains
In New York the stock market recovered from an early setback as trading stayed lively. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon gained to 251.3, with the Dow up 1.26 to 670.26 as industrials, utilities, and chemicals led a cautious advance amid mixed prices and bond movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
Motors
General Motors
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Strangler Identified in Roxbury Slaying Case
Boston AP announces a 15-year-old boy identified as the strangler of 16-year-old Daniella Saunders found in an Roxbury alley January 5. The suspect denied involvement. the case marks the ninth such slaying in Greater Boston in seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edmund L. McNamara
Roxbury
McNamara
Daniella Saunders
Greater Bogton
Miss Saunders
Munich
Germany
Garden Citians On Program At Southwest Kan Irrigation Meet
Garden City speakers include Carl Henderson area engineer Andy Erhart extension service and Dale Kolleblute extension area agriculturalist. Other speakers: Carl Nurman Anson Horning Prof Drayfford Richardson Robert Stallman. Meeting at Ulysses High School Saturday 9 15 a.m. Free lunch at noon. Stallman to present an Antilog demonstration on underground water flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangag
Ulysses High School
Garden City
Carl Henderson
Andy Erhart
Dale Kolleblute
Carl E. Nurman
Board of Water Resources
Topeka
Anson Horning
Kansas Wheat Growera Amn
Larned
Prof
Drayfford Richardson
KSU
Manhattan
Robert Stallman
U. S. Geodetic Survey
Denver
Colo
Stallman
ABA Annual Meeting Planned
Finney County Artificial Breeding Association schedules its annual meeting for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Plymell Community Building with a free meal from area co-ops. Reports by officers and technicians, a board member election, and talks by L. E. Wortf and others are slated. reservations via local ARA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Finney County Artificial Breeding Assn
Plymell
L. E. Wortf
Warren Howland
Kabsj Fieldman
Rasph Bonewita
Extension Dairymen
ARA
New York Press Strike Enters Fourth Day in Dispute
The New York newspaper strike stretches into its fourth day as printers and publishers clash over wages and benefits. A joint meeting collapsed when both sides left, with mediators to arrange new talks. About 20,000 workers are affected across the city dailies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amory H. Bradford
The
New York Times
Publishers Association of
New York City
Publishers Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International
Stephen J. Schlossberg
Cleveland
Afl-Cio
Guild
Independent Teamsters Union
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Commercial Department
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for St Catherine and area
A list of hospital admissions at St. Catherine includes Queta Noll and numerous patients with addresses on St. John N 12th Pearl and other streets. Dismissals also occur at St. Catherine for several named patients including Earl Bondy Michael Benton and John Marlow with their respective addresses and post office routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Queta Noll
St. John
Wilma Kidwell
N. 12Th
Virgil Sharp
Healy
Mary Ruth Foster
Anderson
Lois Riggs
Howard Jester
Pearl
Jauan Moreno
S Star
Judith Brecheisen
Laurel
Rober
Krokerske
Kalvesta
George Rees
Jerry Mounts
Hudson
Carolyn Birkholz
Leah Anderson
Penn
Maria Short
Robert Holmes
Parkwood
Toby Schultz
Ingalls
Earl Bondy
Summit
Albert Rohlman
Conkling
Michael Benton
A. Pom
John Marlow
Property transfers and fines listed in county legal notices
Warrant deeds record transfers to Christensen Grain Garden City Co Operative Equity Exchange and others with specific lot and block descriptions. Court abatement for Paul Marconett and multiple speeding fines including Frank Elder David Low Richard Whittaker and Charlie Base are noted with penalties and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogeds
R. G. Morris
Et Ux
Christensen Grain, Inc
Holmes
Dale W. Mead
Melvin Mead
First Methodist Church
Garden City
Esther E. Mae
George Reif
John Pelnar
Holcomb
McAllister and Sons, Inc
Victor C. Willson
Et al
McAllister
Courts County
Paul A. Marconett
Leati
Frank Elder
David Low
Jetmore
Richard Whittaker
Clearwater
Charlie Base
Salina
Naturalization Petitions and City Court Docket Summary
Garden City resident James Gish faces license issues with $5 and $5 costs. Kalvesta resident Gerald Smith charged for improper turn with $15 and $5 costs. Bert Boswell cited for license in possession with $15 and $5 costs. District 1 petition for naturalization includes Claus Peter Thomas from Dighton and Fred Del Rio Martinez from Mexico. Theressia Thomas and Mary Ann Waldren noted as natives Austria and Ireland respectively. Police bonds posted for Dave Johnson and Mrs. John Collins. Collins cited for dog at large. Jack Leon Jacobs charged with disturbing the peace and assault. bond $25 refunded. Diana R. Leonard fined for failure to maintain proper lookout. John Ray Niquette cited for improper starting with $5 bond forfeited. multiple bond forfeitures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gish
Gerald Smith
Kalvesta
Bert. Boswell
Claus Peter Thomas
Dighton
Austria
Fred del Rio Martinez
Garden City
Mexico
Theresia Thomas Dighton
Mary Ann Josephine Waldren
Tribune
Ireland
Dave Johnson
W. Maple
Jack Leon Jacobs
Washington
Diana R. Leonard
John Ray Niquette
Dave Hugh Johnson
John Collins
Traffic Accidents Reported on Wednesday in City Block Details
Police log lists accidents Wednesday at 3 09 p m in the 500 block N 4th involving Ramond Guillen Meza 52 of 106 N 5th and John Ray Niquette 73 of 802 N 6th with extensive damage, and at 2 30 p m at 6th and Fulton involving Dana R Leonard 16 of 1611 B and Marion L Allen 37 of Rt 1 with heavy and moderate damage respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramond Guillen Meza
John Ray Niquette
Fulton
Dana R. Leonard
Marion L. Allen
Rt. 1
Finish Degree Requirements for Fort Hays State Students
Several area residents and Fort Hays State College students have completed degree requirements. Recipients include Wayne D. Unruh Montezuma B.S. in education Virginia L. Mathews Tribune A.B. in English Russell D. Oliver Satanta B.S. in industrial arts Oren E Ashby Dighton B.S. in art Carl E. Lomax Modoc B.S. in business and Jerry R. Hoyer Leon B.S. in industrial arts. Since no mid year commencement is held these candidates will take part in May commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hays State College
Wayne D. Unruh
Montezuma
Virginia L. Mathews
Tribune
Russell D. Oliver
Satanta
Oren E Ashby
Dighton
Carl E. Lomax
Modoc
Jerry R. Hoyer
Leon
B.S
Kennedy Appointed Board Sits Over Dock Strike Crisis
President Kennedy named an emergency board of labor experts to mediate the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike. The 60,000 longshoremen have halted 550 ships, costing millions daily and threatening national welfare. Morse Healy and Kheel lead talks as ILA seeks 50 cents hourly package over two years. industry offers 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Free
Congress
Morse
War Labor Board
ILA
Dean's list students named from George Peabody College
Henry Bentrup and 47 other students earned dean's list honors for the fall quarter at George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee. Students required a 2.7 average or higher to qualify. Beatrixp a chemistry freshman achieved a straight A average. A 3 hour credit general psychology class begins Saturday Feb 2 at 8:30 am at the junior high school with 12 sessions totaling 3 hours 20 minutes and cost 8 per hour or 24 for the course plus books. Abe Hubert will instruct. Minimum 16 enrollment needed. John Clark Lakin appears in Kismet cast presented March 22 and 28 by Fort Hays State College Concert Choir with Connie Cramer Healy in a leading role. The show benefits a scholarship. Dighton High School announces a new second semester teacher Gary Kraisinger January Fort Hays graduate, teaching mathematics and social sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bentrup
Henry D. Bentrup
George Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Beatrixp
University of Kansas’ Center
Garden City
Abe Hubert
John Clark
Lakin
Dighton High School
Gary Kraisinger
Fort Hays State College
Man Convicted of Negligent Homicide in Kansas
Richard Greenlee, 25, was convicted of negligent homicide after testimony showed he drove 70 mph while being chased by a police officer and struck another car. He faces up to one year in jail and a $500 fine, remains free on bond. Vanita Powell, 16, died in the June 10, 1961 crash. Greenlee testified he was driving fast but did not know a patrolman pursued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansas City
Kan
Richard Greenlee
Greenlee
Vanita Powell
Profits Going Out of State Prompts Kansas Holding Plan
The Greater Kansas Corp. the first of its type chartered in eight decades, aims to keep profits in Kansas. About 60 attendees heard Ted Van De Koolwyk outline stock plan with five million shares, two million public, two million reserve, one million to directors. Shares sell for $2 and residents of Kansas only may purchase. The holding company will invest in leasing, research, marketing, banking and finance with offices moving to western Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Kansas Corp
Kansas
Pulc
Warren Hotel
Ted van de Koolwyk
GKC
Topeka Savings and Loan Assr
van de Koolwyk
Savings and Loan
Earl Brookover
Garden City
GCK
Tehe Corporation
Kansas Traffic Log Tracks 1963 and 1982 Deaths
AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Thursday in January lists 15 fatalities in 1963 and 19 in 1982, comparing the two periods. Data covers For. entries and shows shifts in yearly fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopeka
Kansas
Local Interest Program Features Ben Davis Band Member
Steven Hughes, grandson of Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Indianapolis, a junior at Ben Davis High School, plays tuba in the band that performed in the Rose Bowl Parade. He was interviewed in California by Art Linkletter and will appear on House Party on January 30 or 31. He appeared in The Indianapolis Star and presented a plaque to Lt Governor Richard Ristine. The band also participated in the inaugural parade in Washington, D. C. two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Hughes
John Hughes
Steven
William Hughes
Indianapolis
Ind
Ben Davis High
California
Art Linkletter
Art
Ben Davis
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Gover
Richard Ristine
Washington, D.C
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Mao Tze-tung
United States
U.S.S.R
White
Strangler
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas Wesleyan University Philharmonic
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Robert Raynesford
J.D. Raynesford
Pinecrest
John &. Sample
Garden Citian
Leonard Cowan
Ulysses Methodist Church
Lakin Methodist Church
Syracuse Methodist Church
ABA
Leonard Albert
Dennis Foz
Kendall
Frank
Curtis Cook
Charles Hisey
N. Sth
Vernon
McPhail
N. Main
Dale Williams
James Palmer
Chesterfield Drive
Coats
Parnells
Martin
Texas
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Tren! Ae
Thomas Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Alexander Chopin
Indus
Gary
Assam
India
Telegram
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