Report on U2 inquiry shows little hope for unanimous panel draft
Washington AP Senators who probed the administrations handling of the U2 spy plane report limited optimism for a unanimous conclusion. Four days of mostly bipartisan hearings ended with next week’s Foreign Relations Committee set to weigh drafting a report in an election year. Secretary Gates testified the U2 flights yielded critical data on missiles and Soviet military posture, but the CIA owned the operation and the Defense Department provided technical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neident
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Defense Department
Purse Theft and Local Conduct Notices Reported
Police filed a report of a wife’s purse theft from a parked car in Finnup Park on Tuesday, while a west Garden City dog owner was warned to control a loose pet. Authorities note suspensions of driving privileges for two Garden City residents, with licenses suspended until age 16 or one year. Fielding Hands reported tool and gasoline theft to Finney County sheriff, with an old motor taken from a pasture in Section 33, Township 23, Range 32, reported by H P Winget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen Nichols
Wellington
Finnup Park
West Garden City
Dana Ralph Leonard
Johnny Raul Acosta
South Star
Finney County
H.P. Winget
Rt. 1
Markets Eggs and Hen Varieties Listed
The list details eggs by size and quality including Extra Large A's, Large A's, Medium A's, Large B's, Medium B's, and C's 1st grade cream 4-day cream. Also mentions Heavy Heng and Light Hens in the poultry section.
Tribune Truck Lines Seeks Extension
Tribune Truck Lines seeks permission from the Kansas Corporation Commission to extend general freight and express service to 16 southwest Kansas towns including Syracus, Johnson, Richfield, Elkhart, Wilburton, Rolla, Feterita, Hugoton, Woods, Liberal, Sublette, Satanta, Ryus, Hickock, Ulysses and La Five. A June 16 hearing will consider the application. The article also notes local thefts and juvenile court actions in nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Intermountain Truck Line, Inc
Tribune
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
KCC
Syracus
Johnson
Richfield
Elkhart
Wilburton
Rolla
Feterita
Hugoton Woods
Liberal
Sublette
Satanta
Ryus
Hickock
Ulysses
K State Grads Get New Dress
Kansas State University honors will feature fourragères for scholastic distinction at Sunday commencement. The braided cords, adapted from a French military decoration, will drape over the left shoulder. The top honor for a woman goes to Fran Schwartz of Manhattan, daughter of Dr and Mrs Willard Schwartz, for a straight A record as she earns a bachelor of science degree.
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Manhattan
Kansastate University
Fran Schwartz
Willard Schwartz
Bulldozer Unearths Over Seventy Thousand in Hidden Cash
An incident on Thursday uncovered more than seventy thousand dollars in currency after a bulldozer disturbed a satchel. A nearby resident reported the money, while investigators noted the sum could exceed seventy thousand though an exact total was not released.
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Avatin
Broadway Shutdown Darkens Theaters In Labor Fight
NEW YORK AP Broadway lights go dark as 41 year first shows canceled after actors union strike. Equity calls it lockout. 22 shows halted while negotiations resume amid pension wage dispute. City mediation proposed by Mayor Wagner rejected. About 1,000 actors and 5,000 technicians unemployed. off Broadway and other venues spared.
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New York
Broadway
Midtown
Alexander J. Cohen
New York, League of Theaters
Actors Equity
Equity
Robert F. Wagner
Vey
City Center Theater
Thérigin
Admissions and dismissals at Garden City hospitals list several names
Today admissions at Garden City Hospitals include Mrs Epi fanio Garcia 2313 N 7th Mrs Elsie Wilson Dighton Mrs J D Adams 1013 N 7th Philip R North Wichita John Mader RFD 2 Jerry D Farr 1308 E Chest ut Steven O Brate Ingalls Beverly SJ Bribieson 2018 8th Terry D Engler Satanta. At Leopold Linda Kortz 1122 N 5th Elton Oman Holly Cole dismissals at St Catherine Mrs Anna Mader 808 Bancroft Mrs Lottie Stits 1001 N 8th Mrs John Krentzel 1816 Summit Mrs William Tasker 905 N 8th Richard Scott Dighton Steven O Brate Ingalls Beverly J Bribiesca 201 S Terry D Engler Satanta At Leopold Mrs W M Brat cher 1105 Pershing.
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St. Catherines
Epifanio Garcia
Elsie Wilson
Dighton
J. D. Adams
Philip R. North
Wichita
John Mader
RFD
Jerry D. Farr
E, Chestut
Steven O'Brate
Ingalls
Beverly SJ
Bribieson
Terry D. Engler
Satanta
Leopold
Linda Kortz
Elton Oman
Holly
Cole
St. Catherine
Anna Mader
Bancroft
Lottie Stits
John Krentzel
Summit
William Tasker
Richard Scott
Beverly J
Bribiesca
Terry D, Engler
Leopold —Mre
W/M
Brat‘cher
Pershing
Anderson Loses Ouster Attempt in Topeka Court
Atty Gen Anderson lost in Shawnee County District Court in Topeka, failing to oust Marion Doss as marshal of the Court of Topeka. The attorney general claimed Doss took or solicited fees from bondsmen for information on arrests, but Ist Judge Beryla R Johnson found no credible evidence to sustain the charges and to overturn the court’s prior judgment.
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Topeka (Ap
Anderson
Shawnee County
Marion Doss
Court of Topeka
Doss
Men’s Bowling Group To Elect Officers At Meeting
Officers are to be elected tonight for the 1960 61 men’s bowling season during the annual Garden City Men’s Bowling Act meeting at Garden Bowl. Bob Mathews serves as president with Bob Rickman as vice president and Harold Nussette io continues as secretary treasurer. Prize money will be distributed at tonight’s session.
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Garden City Men's Bowling Act
Garden Bowl
Bob Mathews
Securate
Bob Rickman
Harold Nussette Io
Damage suit seeks 1185 in district court
Herman Roger Martin, a minor, by mother Eunice K. Martin, files for $1185 damages after an January accident at Washington and Chestnut. Defendant Russell Oliver, also a minor, allegedly drove another car that struck Smith, causing Martin to suffer cuts bruises and a compression fracture of a vertebra. Dennis Smith was the driver of the other vehicle.
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Herman Roger Martin
N. Main
Eunice K. Martin
Russell Oliver
Young Martin
Dennis Smith
Washington and
Chestnut
Young Oliver
Syracuse Leases City Property
City officials plan leasing about 120 acres of cemetery, airport, and water works land to Superior Quarry Co. at 62.00 per acre to gain potential revenue from nearby oil wells while no drilling will occur on city property. Leases target land near Medway field and Arkansas River bottom near Gyre Cage with council pushing final approval.
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Syracuse
Medway Gee
Robert Gale
Arkannes River
Gyrecage
Byraghes Faly
Byraeuse
Superior QU Co
Stocks Advance On Easy Credit
NEW YORK AP traders sent steels rails motors and several oils higher on news of easier credit from the Fed. Early gains faded as the session wore on with some profits taking on electronics and other science issues. Dow rose 2.15 to 630.06 at noon. AP 60-issue average up 0.70 to 216.60. Bond market and corporates advanced broadly.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Associated Press
U.S
Bulbs Taken At Head Gates
Loyd Mangan, superintendent of the Finney County Water Users Assn, reports bulbs stolen from flood lights at the head gates of the irrigation ditch on the Arkansas River. Theft occurred Tuesday afternoon during a routine check of the face slides. Access gates will be forked in the future. head gates lie on the Pine River near the Finney Kearny County line where several people were fishing.
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Mangan
Pine River
Finney Kearny
Probe of Murder Becomes Tangled in Independence Case
Kansas City AP reports a murder probe in Independence Missouri grows tangled. Sharon Kinne 20 faces first degree murder charges linked to the shooting that killed Walter T. Jones. Patricia Jones and the Kinne couple’s spouses are central, with disputes over evidence handling and autopsy steps. Exhumation and a June 16 preliminary hearing loom as details remain contested.
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Kansas City
Severn Lane
Suburbeh Independence
Sharon Kinne
Independence
Patricia Jones
Man Injures Law Officers In Wansas City
In Wansas City a prisoner named James H. Dykes using a loosened handcuff as a weapon injured two police officers, Sgt. William Vick and Patrolman James Samples, before they restrained him. Samples was cut on the chin and Vick received a facial cut. Dykes had no plate in his head as feared.
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Wansas City
William Vick
Patroman James Sattples
James H. Dykes
Swuyg
Vick
Funeral for William J Weiser 81 at Phillips Chapel
William J Weiser 81 of 1002 N 4th died Wednesday. Funeral at 3 p m Saturday at Phillips Chapel. Survived by widow three daughters Mrs Spanier Garden City Mrs Cargon Scott City and Mrs Montgomery Wichita two sons Dee and Gary two brothers Ed Dodge City Frank Norton and Ray LaCrosse two sisters Mrs Henry Calihan Colorado and Mrs Mary Weiss Wichita.
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William J. Weiser
Phillips Chapel
Nick Spanier
Garden City
Bill Cargon
Scott City
Richard Montgomery
Wichita
Dee
Gary
la Crosse
Dodge City
Frank
Norton
Ray
LaCrosse
Albert Henry
Calihan
Colo
Mary Weiss
Four Drown in Texas Stream Victims from Waco area in YMCA camp incident
In Valley Mills Texas four youths aged 15 to 18 drowned at a Bosque River site near an YMCA camp while exploring a possible August reunion location. Kenneth Spoonts 18 Juanita Spoonts 17 Joyce Spoonts 16 and Lee Spradley 15 were pulled into the river current after slipping near a waterfall. A eyewitness account from Mrs. R C Spoonts describes the tragedy as others attempted rescue. Bodies recovered hours later downstream about 100 yards from the fall.
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R. C. Spoonts
Waco
Sheffield Leader Criticizes Orient Food Shortages
Leslie Sheffield, head of Great Plains Wheat Market Development, told Kiwanis members he is appalled by Orient nations facing near starvation and basic food shortages. He recounted a 46 day around the globe trip ending April 15, with slides showing grain mills and elevators, and noted Canada’s lower interior freight rates aid shipments while Western froentiers face hard winters and strong competition from Manitoba. He urged local effort to expand markets abroad and promote hard winter wheat as superior.
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Leslie Sheffield
Great Plains
Kiwanis Club
Orient
India
Japan
Manitoba
Canada
Sheffield
Globe
Equator
San Francisco
Ay States
Fragmented OCR item on public notice or short report
Dismounted feminine name appears in the fragment with unclear context and dates. The readable bits reference a summer period and a POLQ plates note, but the source text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions, places, or entities to form a full event card.
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