Compromise Seen On Missile Issue
Washington report says Secretary of Defense McElroy plans to back continued Nike-Hercules and Bomarc missiles at reduced outlays. The move would balance defense against bomber threats with rising concerns over missile attack chances as McElroy reviews Nike Zeus progress. Eisenhower said a full missile field survey should finish within ten days.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower
T McElroy
McElroy
Markets show mixed yields and army air force missile debate
A market report from local produce and farmers elevator notes steady to higher cattle and hog prices in Kansas City with calf, canner, and sow categories detailed. Separate item outlines ongoing Nike Hercules versus Bomarc missile debate, noting ranges 85 miles and about 200 miles with potential 400 miles discussion in military committees.
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Air Force
Wisha
Kansas City
Local notices from The Telegram feature memberships and theft report
Donald Lobmeyer of Star Route is named to junior membership in the American Milking Shorthorn society as announced by secretary W E Dixon. Claude Owens reports a theft of a Black and Decker drill from his shop between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Kenneth Lighty, a freshman at Anderson Indiana College, earns a major letter in track after a 1958 Grant County High School graduation, competing in low and high hurdles and the relay. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Rolly Lighty.
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Donald Lobmeyer
American Milking Shorthorn Society
W. E. Dixon
Claude Owens
Kenneth Lighty
Anderson Indiana College
Lighty
Grant County High School
Rolly Lighty
N. Simpson
Ulysses
House approves defense funding shifts amid Bomarc Nike moves
The House passed a 59.848 billion defense bill reducing Bomarc funds by 162.7 million while preserving 95 million for Nike-Hercules. Senate panel had cut Nike extensions. House added 200 million to Nike Zeus to speed development. Total appropriations ended 399.861 million below Eisenhower’s request, with Navy carrier cut and antisubmarine programs boosted.
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House
Appropriations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Navy
Holcomb Schools Set Annual Meeting Friday
The Holcomb Consolidated schools plan their annual meeting in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday. Key actions include budget approval and election of two board members. Terms of Franklin Oldweiler and Adrian Small expire Friday.
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Holcomb Consolidated Schools
Franklin Oldweil
Adrian Small
Docking Speaks At Boys State in Wichita
Gov George Docking urged Kansas youth to pursue practical government work at Sunflower Boys State in Wichita. About 600 delegates, high school seniors, heard that real governance comes from inside operations, not classroom theory. Boys State governor Gary Zukav named seven supreme court justices, with Bill Isenhour as chief justice and six associates from across Kansas.
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Wichita
George
Docking
Sunflower
Kansay
American Legion
Gary Zukav
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Bill Isenhour
Kansas City
Dick Israel
Hutchinson
Jon Neary
Bob Dolgett
Topeka
Chip Jackson
Bill ‘Heep
Douglas Gates
Merriam
Bitter former informer faces neighbor hostility in Chicago
Joseph Poskonka once labeled a Communist. under Congressional testimony he admitted being an FBI informer. Neighbors recall years of hate and shunning while Poskonka laments ignorance and isolation. His wife and some locals blame personality over the red label.
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Chicago
Joseph Poskonka
FBI
Poskonka
Street names changed to help youngsters at Fort Devens
Fort Devens Mass AP reports three Army post street names were altered to be easier for youngsters to spell Fredericksburg became Pine Chancellorsville became Elm and Detroit street became Walnut an Army officer cited kindness to children as the reason for the change published Wednesday night
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Fort Devens
Mass
Fredericksburg
Pine Street
Chancellorsville
Elm
Gardenia City Hospitals Admits Several Residents and Births
In Gardenia City today admissions include Mrs. A. G. Algrim Mrs. Beatrice Ann Herrera Mrs. H L Dunlap Jr Mrs. Melvin Fry Mrs. Royce McVey Anthony L Beeson Alberta L Beeson Rodney Roy Kirchoff and Mrs. Mary Bessie Duvall Mrs. Paul S Parker Charley A Salmans and Mrs. Angel Carrion plus Arlin Alexander and Leslie Russell. At St Catherine Mr and Mrs Royce McVey welcomed a 6 pound 2 ounce daughter at 2 29 p m and Mr and Mrs Melvin Fry a 10 pound 8 ounce son at 3 12 p m today.
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Admissions
A. G. Algrim
Jones
Beatrice Ann Herrera
Tayor
H. L. Dunlap Jr
Gardenvale
Melvin Fry
Evans
Royce McVey
Hazel
Anthony L. Beeson
Scott City
Alberta L. Beeson
Rodney Roy Kirchoff
RFD
Mary Bessie Duvall
N. ‘Sth
Paul S. Parker
Parkwood
Charley A. Salmans
Angel Carrion
Arlin Alexander
Ulysses
Leslie Russell
Muberry
Lyle B. Wakefield
Onkling
St. Catherine
Lam
Traffic Accidents Across City Report
Yesterday Grace Nettrouer of Imperial Rt collided with a tree on N 13th near 600 block. Norma Collins of Fort Worth Tex and Mary Ann Bloodhart of Burnside Dr involved in a parking lot collision at Ideal Food Store.
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Grace Nettrouer
Imperial Rt
N. 13Th
Norma Collins
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mary Ann Bloodhart
Burnside Dr
Ideal Food Store
Docking Says No Buyer Admits Fight With Beatty
TOPEKA AP Gov George Docking said he has had no important differences with Marion Beatty Kansas Corporation Commission chairman He suggested rotating the chair but left the decision to the commission Meanwhile reports have cited friction between Docking and Beatty. LAS ANGELES AP One of the key witnesses in a California probe of underworld influence in boxing was severely beaten in Northridge Leonard promoter at Hollywood Legion Stadium suffered a severe head wound police say a gallon chlorine jug was used Leonard’s wife said a hammer was also present in the garage Leonard testified Frank Carbo and Blinky Palermo pressured him for a cut of the manager’s share of welterweight champion Don Jordan He had police guard after the hearing.
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Topeka
George Docking
Marion Beatty
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Docking Los Angeles
Beatty
Underworld
California
Jackie Leonard
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Northridge
Los Angeles
Leonard
Mhany
California Athletic Commission
Frank Carbo
New York
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Carbo
Don Jordan
Jeanne
Range Disputes Stir Ranchers In Idaho Lands Policy Clash
Western ranchers clash with federal agencies over grazing allotments on Boise National Forest and BLM lands. A rancher recounts cutting his 18,000 acre sheep operation to 1,050 acres, highlighting pressure from grazing cuts and land-use policies affecting cattle and sheep industries in the region.
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Boise, Idaho
Dave Little
Idaho
Boise National Forest
Forest Service
Emmett
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Howard E. Ahlskog
Mrs Duvall 77 Died After Stroke at St Catherine Hospital
Mrs Mary Duvall 77 of Garden City died late Wednesday at St Catherine Hospital after a stroke suffered hours earlier She was born July 19 1881 in Smithsville Mo and came from Waverly in 1918 She was married Nov 25 1908 Her husband died Nov 1 1952 Survivors include two daughters two sons two sisters nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral is 2 pm Saturday at Phillips Chapel with Rev Leonard Cowan officiating Burial at Valley View Cemetery Rebekah lodge in charge of graveside rites West Virginia bird census notes total species over 250 across United States and Canada
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Mary Bessie Duvall
St. Catherine Hospital
Smithsville
Waverly
Muu
Raymond Huffmaster
Lois Riggs
Garden’ City
Lester
Santa Ana
Calif
Iva
Castro Valley
Cailif
Catherine Th' Thomasen
Ida McGeehee
California
Phillips Chapel
Leonard Cowan
Valley View
Rebekah Lodge
Riots and Martial Law Shake Guayaquil Ecuador
Gunfire tore through Guayaquil as troops chased looters during a two night riot linked to funeral services for civilians killed in clashes. A curfew was imposed and martial law declared amid Communist appeals for unity against a perceived dictatorship.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Camilo Ponce
Communist Party
Great Front of Popular and Democratic Unity
Death notice for Sidney F Cornelius former Garden City resident
Sidney F Cornelius born October 20 1897 died at Fort Stanton New Mexico. He lived in Garden City from 1945 to 1957 then moved to New Mexico. Survived by widow Vella stepson Robert Petters Air Force two sons Ferris OKC Dearrell Buena Park CA two daughters Jean Franklin Amherst TX Jewell Baker Houston TX two sisters Faye Rogers Ropesville TX Nell Johnson Dothan AL two brothers S A Wichita Falls TX Ross Tucson AZ nine grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Saturday Gordon Naylor officiating burial Valley View Cemetery.
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Sidney F. Cornelius
Garden City
Fort Stanton
N.M
May Pearl
Tex
Church of Christ
New Mexico
Vella
Robert Petters
Air Force
Ferris
Houston
Faye Rogers
Ropesville
Nell Johnson
Queen Candidate Loses Clothes In Pratt Pageant
Carolyn Bizar, a Miss Kansas contender from Kansas State College Pittsburg, had her wardrobe stolen in Wichita before a wardrobe change. Half the 13 contestants perform talent tonight, the rest in beauty attire. Gov. Docking to crown Miss Kansas with a $1,000 scholarship. Miss America bid in Atlantic City September. Sharon Whitacre of Mission participates. Parades and banquets mark the pageant buildup.
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Kas
Carolyn Bizar
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Wichita
George Docking
Sharon Whitacre
Mission
Atlantic City
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J. O. Swearingen
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JS Cake Time
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