Nine Die on Highways In State Over Weekend
Nine people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend, raising the year total to 180. Victims included Mrs. Leroy Long and two others in a one car crash on US 56 near Ensign, two Wichita residents killed by a Rock Island freight near Marion, the Rev. Gerald Walter fatally injured near Lakin, airmen Marvin Mininger and an unnamed companion in separate crashes, Ernestino Chavez fatally injured near Plains, Dr. J. B. Satterfield injured, and 8-year-old George Mansperger who died after a Baldwin Junction crash. Continuous highway dangers marked by multiple one car and two car crashes across the state.
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George Mansperger
Lawrence
Baldwin Junction
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Coroner's Jury Rules On Airplane Mishap
A coroner's jury in Ulysses ruled the death of 20 year old farm worker Eldon Hunter an accident from being struck by a wheel of a light aircraft piloted by his cousin James McDaniels. Witnesses said Hunter stood between a tractor and grain drill. the plane crash landed after the collision, injuring others on board. The panel found no criminal negligence.
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Rain Promises Wet Pattern for Garden City and Region
Forecaster Eli Allman predicts continued moisture through early July after a wet spell begins with last Thursday’s moon change. Rain delays summer baseball and softball openings at Finnup Park while farmers consider planting milo amid forecasts of further showers June 22 to 24. A California clipping linked low polio vaccination to crippled Easter Seal Kids in Santa Barbara County, cousins of Rex H. Vincent.
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Couple observes 55th wedding anniversary with open house
Claude Wright and his wife celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary yesterday with an open house. He commented that the last five years were the easiest.
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Mee Purdy Seeks Fifth Term as Finney County Clerk
Miss Mae Purdy filed for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the Finney County District Court. She plans a fifth two year term and has roots in Garden City since 1920. Purdy served as deputy clerk, was appointed by Judge Fred J. Evans to a vacancy, and later reelected after her appointment. She also worked as social editor of the Garden City Telegram and in the statehouse in Topeka.
Reds Report Another Earthquake Near Chile
The Central Seismic Station of the Soviet Academy of Sciences reported another strong earthquake today along Chile's south coast according to Tass news agency. A stray note mentions Gus Garden's wedding anniversary with a contemporary card joke inside.
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Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast Update
Tonight remains partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms and mid 50s. Tuesday warms to the upper 60s to 70s with southeast winds around 15 mph and a chance of late afternoon storms. Sunrise and sunset times listed for Dodge City, Garden City, Goodland and other area cities.
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Fire damages Satanta depot in blaze at Santa Fe ruin
A smoldering fire at the Santa Fe depot in Satanta Sunday night heavily damaged the 48 year old building. Fire Chief Lyle Ross said most damage was in a bunk room with the blaze starting midsection. No one was inside. Officials expect a Santa Fe investigator to determine origin. Damage exceeds 1,000 dollars. Fire spread to the roof after smoldering. Rail traffic remains uninterrupted.
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Mulvane Youth Wins State Driving Contest
Ron ald Pittman 18 of Mulvane won the Kansas State Junior Chamber of Commerce Teenage Road-eo in Garden City, earning a $250 scholarship from Century Refining. Ice second and third places went to Janice Nusser 16 of Garden City and Rodney Eisenbise 17 of Garden City, both Garden City Jaycee entrants. Police Chief Mitch Geisler spoke at the Warren Hotel banquet urging safe driving habits.
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Eisenhower Returns to West Point for Class Reunion
President Eisenhower, a 1915 West Point alumnus, attended a full day of events including a march with his class, a cadet corps review, and an alumni luncheon after a Notre Dame visit. He had earlier blasted Khrushchev in remarks at Notre Dame and a Republican banquet near West Point.
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General Rain Drenches Southwest Kansas Areas
A weekend storm drenched Finney and neighboring counties with heavy rain. Gusty thunder and vivid lightning accompanied the widespread moisture. Totals varied from 0.05 inches in Scott City to 2.88 inches in nearby areas, with Sublette and Lakin districts recording around 1.9 and 1.57 inches respectively. Arkansas River readings near Garden City showed a rising river gauge as farmers report delayed planting.
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Mass resignation move aims to block Kishi and Eisenhower visit
In Tokyo the Socialist bloc in Parliament approved a mass resignation to pressure Kishi to dissolve Parliament before the U S Japan security pact takes effect on June 19, as Eisenhower’s visit looms. Sohyo plans protests, strikes, and demonstrations nationwide including June 10 at the U S Embassy and June 17 mass marches.
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