West Berlin Stand Will Remain Firm
Paris AP Kennedy and De Gaulle wrap three day talks with a joint statement affirming Western duties toward West Berlin. Kennedy says discussions boost confidence for Vienna Khrushchev meeting and aims to prevent miscalculation that could trigger war. He praises De Gaulle and says the free world must unite to combat misery in the southern hemisphere.
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Paris
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Berlin
Vienna
United States
Khrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
Laos
Soviet Union
Korea
U.S
France
de Gaule
Britain
Free World
Khrushchev Arrives in Vienna for Kennedy Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Vienna to hold weekend conferences with President Kennedy. The two leaders plan to exchange views on U S Soviet relations as Austrian and Soviet officials greeted Khrushchev at the frontier. The talks begin Saturday and continue Sunday amid guarded optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Tron
Khrushchev
Austria
Kennedy
Viet Union
United States of America
Adolf Schaeer
Alfons Gorbach
Vyacheslav M .Molotov
Marchegg
Adolf Schaerf
Victor I
Area Students Write Articles on Western Folklore
Fort Hays State College students polish Western Folklore issue featuring Signs of Death From Western Kansas with items such as a dog howling, falling star, cow mooing after midnight, and missing a row in corn. Student collectors include Esther Thompson and Lola Carter among others. informants listed from Garden City to Oakley. Dr. S. J. Sackett writes two book reviews and directed the collecting project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fort. Hays State College
Western
Esther Thompson
Minneola
Phil Webber
Bucklinj
Lola Carter
Dodge City
Sheila Bizek Furguson
la Crosse
Barbara Kenyon
Bogue
Ista Lou Riley
Clare Staab
Hays
Ruth
Knowles
Satanta
Doris Loeppka
Lakin
Cherel Ballard
Haviland
Norma Boyd
Fago City
Carol Hudson
Fredis Aust
Garden City
Mary C. Heiland
Bucktin
Lydia Adams
Benjamin Morris
Quintet
Emma Fiscker
Bogie
Leroy Zimmerman
Haggard
Art Thomas
Cimarron
Mayme Day
Margaret H. Raser
Jetmore
Oscar Jackman
C. R. Coover
Nelle Spain
Roscoe Boyd
Page City
Katie Russell
Oakley
S. J. Sackett
Fort Hays State
Deaths of Clara E Tomlinson Former Garden City Resident
Clara Eichhorn Tomlinson 77 longtime Garden City resident died at her Larned home after a long illness. She moved to Larned four years ago, lived with sister Mrs. C H Ewing, husband George died in 1958. Funeral at 9 a.m. Saturday at Larned Episcopal Church. Burial in Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Eichhorn Tomlinson
Garden City
Larned
Valley View
C. H. Ewing
George
Larned Episcopal
Clothing Stolen From Cars In Downtown Area
Clothing was taken from three vehicles parked in the downtown business district overnight. Each car was owned by nonresidents, with a window broken to gain entry. Losses were reported by Myron S. Engel of Wichita Virgil H. Hawood of Topeka and William C. Morris of Muskogee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
S. Engel
Wichita
Virgil H. Hawood
Topeka
William C. Morris
Muskogee
Okla
Deerfield Church Plans Week of Services
Deerfield Church of Christ will hold a gospel meeting from Sunday through June 11 with services at 10 a.m. Sundays and 7 p.m. each evening MST. Speaker is John Moreland of Portales New Mexico. Included program Christianity in the 20th Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfeld
Church of Christ
John Moreland
Portales
N.M
Gardiner elected to All Star Dairy Board in Cincinnati
Ralph T. Gardiner of Gardiner All Star Dairy and former Garden City mayor was elected to the All Star Dairy Assn board of directors at the Cincinnati convention and retired as president. He has held multiple local and state leadership roles including mayor, Kiwanis, Elks, school board, and Kansas Dairy Institute posts. Bob Townsend attends Wichita training seminar for Union Central Life agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Gardiner
Gardiner All Star Dairy
Garden City
All Star Dairy Assn
Cincinnati
Gardiner
Garden City Kiwanis Club
Garden City Elks Lodge
Garden City Board of Education
Bob Townsend
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Wichita
Kansas
Degrees Awarded to 355 at Fort Hays commencement
Garden City and Southwest Kansas students among 355 candidates who received degrees at Fort Hays Kansas State Teachers College on Monday. The list includes James H. Murdock, Evelyn Teeter Chapman, Paul Hernandez, Kenneth Siebert, Edith King, Caroly Herron, William A. Bercy, Jacquarie Woodson, Mildred Lindsey, Kenneth Bobbitt, Carl Waechter, Clarena Leonard Reed, Donald Ware, Gerald Riley, Donald R. Schmalzried, Billy Pfenninger, Robert Koch, and Marilyn Patton among others, plus a note that home accidents are nearly 15 times as common as those in industrial settings.
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Cimarron
William A. Bercy
Jacquarie Woodson
Copeland
Mildred Lindsey
Syracuse
Kenneth Bobbitt
Sublette
Carl Waechter
Clarena Leonard Reed
Lakin
Donald Ware
Gerald Riley
Donald R. Schmalzried
Dighton
Billy Pfenninger
Robert Koch
Marilyn Y. Patton
Eichmann Trial Uses Goebbels Message to Question Orders
Israeli prosecutors tied Goebbels public statement to Eichmanns case arguing that Nazi officials condemned murder of civilians and could not justify killings as soldiers orders. The prose cution presented Himmler 1943 speech and Haj Amin el Husseini links, framing a broader Nazi plan to exterminate Jews as evidence in the trial.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Joseph Goebbels
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Moshe Landau
Goebbels
Voelkischer Beobachter
Europe
Haj Amin el Husseini
Palestine
Bulgaria
Heinrich Himmler
Posen
Garden City Hospital Admissions and City Notices
Garden City hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Charlie Gooden, Mrs. Don Nugen, Alan LaShier, Mrs. Robert Johnson, William Floyd, Leanna Grippin, Mrs. Burilla Near, Mrs. Frank Lopez, Ralph Greathouse. Dismissals include Clark Crowell and several Garden City residents. Police report bonds posted for Ronald Gene Goodman. Traffic accidents reported in main area. multiple drivers involved. County fines for speeding. district suits filed. divorces granted. real estate and corporate deeds recorded. marriage licenses issued.
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St. Catherine
Charlie Gooden
Washington
Don Nugen
Anderson Alan LaShier
Robert Johnson
Scott City
William Floyd
Taylor Leanna Grippin
Shallow Wat
Ronald Gene Goodman
Evans
John Jacob Hoffman
Rt. 1
Ted Twmney
Vlyages
Clark Music Co
Elson B. Clark
Conkling
National Biscuit Co
6Th
Laurel
John Brown
Maple
Delores M. Hermocillo
Larry J. Burke
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
State Corporation Commission
Veronica Schreiber
Veronica Louise Baar
Robert F. Kells
Edith Kells
Tayals
Margaret Sughrue Wins 4-H Promotional Trip
Margaret Sughrue daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sughrue formerly of 1010 N Std now of Manhattan was named winner of a five day trip to Iowa and Illinois for 4-H promotional activity The Kansas 4 H foundation awards program sponsors the trip including visits to the Iowa State 4 H camp near Ames and the Illinois state camp near Urbana.
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Margaret Sughrue
Herbert Sughrue
1010
N. Std
Manhattan
Iowa
Illinois
Iowa State
Ames
Ilinois
Urbana
Pogo Garden City Telegram Friday June 2 1961
Pogo item appears in Garden City Telegram dated Friday June 2 1961 listing brief notes from the local page. Contains small items about residents and events for the date with concise local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogo Garden City Telegram
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
AP dispatch shows cattle 200 head with insufficient calves for tests, sheep 50 head also under test, hogs 2 500 with barrows and gilts slow then steady to 25 higher, sows active steady. Barrows and gilts 190-250 lb 14.50-17.25, 270-400 lb sows 14.25-15.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Jay Bauch Heads UCP Southwest Kansas Presidency
Jay Bauch Baugh of Johnson elected president of United Cerebral Palsy of Southwest Kansas. A native of Kearny County he has served with Red Cross and Polio Foundation chapters in Ford and Stanton counties and led Stanton County UCP for three years. Former Johnson Pioneer publisher now edits for Ulysses News, succeeding Arthur Nevins Jr. of Dodge City as president.
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Jay Baugh
Johnson
United Cerebral Palsy
Southwest
Kansas
Baugh
Kearny County
Red Cross and
Polio Foundation
Ford
Stanton Counties
Stanton County
UCP
Johnson Pioneer
Ulysses News
Arthur Nevins, Jr
Dodge City
Pro-West Laos Leader Agrees To Meet Reds
In Geneva the pro-Western premier Prince Boun Oum agreed to meet fellow princes Prince Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souphanouvong. The talks could occur in Geneva or Nice as negotiations stall over first topics. US envoy Harriman flew to Paris to join Kennedy for talks with Khrushchev in Vienna.
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Laos
Reds
Geneva
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Sous Vanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
International Truce Commission
Taos
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Logan Receives B.S. in Education at Phillips University
Robert A. Logan son of Mr and Mrs Burr Logan 712 North Fourth Enid Oklahoma earned a bachelor of science degree in education during Wednesday commencement exercises at Phillips University Logan a Garden City High School graduate in 1957
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Robert A. Logan
Burr Logan
N. 4Th
Phillips University
Enid
Oklo
Logan
Garden City High School
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Nikita
Clara E. Tomlinson
Deerfield Church
Bill Brown
Telegram
Lee and Woolman Construction Co
McDonald
Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Dairy Board
Fort Hays
Gideon Hausner
Burilla Near
Mulberry
Frank Lopez
W. Fulton
Ralph Greathouse
Lyle
Evelyn
McClain
John A. Gies
Et Ux
Seymor Replat
Holmes
McAllister and Sons, Inc
Steve Hezmall
Rosemary Hezmall
Newberry Subdivision
W.E. , Rutherford
Gladys Wren
Finney County
Michael Rennie
Bradford Dillman
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Shirley Maclaine
Gamegal
Edgarren
NEW York
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus Fd Ve
Bat & How Balse
Bat & How
Stk Fidelity Fd Wes
Finan Ind
Hamil
Keystone
Putnam Geo
Anne
Val Line Inc
Wellington
Jay Bauch
Pat Thiele
Fort Hays State College
Miss Thiele
William Holden
Kim Novak
Yum Girl
Willa “Tuden Re
Uzie Wong Randy
Sylva Sms Hachael Wilding and
Fics
Neni Gane Peoriricolga
Vane
Sarge
Mom & Pop
Walcome Too
Wolf
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