U.S. Returns Red Criticisms Amid Summit Tensions
The United States denounces Khrushchev and Castro for personal attacks on President Eisenhower and U.S. policy. Secretary Herter and Eisenhower condemn ill tempered remarks as harming international relations ahead of the Paris summit. Havana promises a reply while the United States files protests over Caracas and Moscow rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Moscow
University of Notre Dame
West Point
N.Y
Christian A. Herter
All America
Herter
Havana
U.S
Castro
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Garden City Livestock Market Report Summary
Garden City market reports steady to lower fats with cattle and hogs. Fat cattle range 21 to 25 while feeders and calves show 24 to 35 for select steer calves. Holstein consignments, cows, and bull prices noted. Hog prices steady top near 16 with lighter weights 12.50 to 15.70 and sows 11 to 14 per cwt. Continuous buyer demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Steels Lead Broad Market Rise In Midday Trade
NEW YORK AP Steels and motors drove an afternoon stock market upturn with steel shares gaining 1 to 3 points and major builders like U.S. Steel Bethlehem and Republic climbing. Chrysler Ford and Lukens posted gains as Dow reached 631.93 noon. The Associated Press index rose to 217.20 with industrials up and rails up. Corporate bonds advanced while governments held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels and Motors
Motors
Wall Street
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens
Jones & Taughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
Ford Rouse
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Associated Press
Teacher to Fight Ouster in Milwaukee Court
Milwaukee teacher Edwin Wasilewski faces possible firing after two pupils reported class discussions of premarital relations prostitution abortion and homo sexuality. Superintendent Harold Vincent suspended him May 9 and urged the School Board to fire him. Wasilewski plans to challenge the ouster in court with the Milwaukee Teachers Union providing legal representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Vincent
Edwin M. Wasilewski
Boys’ Technical High School
Vincent
Wasilewski
Milwaukee Teachers Union
Jews Recall Hitler at Worcester Dinner in 1950s Tone
Worcester businessman Harry A Rosenthal hosted about 250 guests at a synagogue dinner to honor American liberators of Nazi camps. Six veterans who helped liberate Dachau and Bergen-Belsen attended along with twenty Jewish families who survived the camps and Rosenthal’s circle of Worcester friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Harry A Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Germany
Dachau
Bergen-Belsen
Kansas Legion Auxiliary Elects New President
Wichita AP Mrs. Florence Batten of Manhattan was elected president of the Kansas American Legion Auxiliary. Other officers named include Mrs. Henry Hayden Sedgwick national executive committeewoman, Mrs. Walter Arthur Topeka historian, Mrs. George Wilson McPherson chaplain, and Mrs. Hollis Dunham Eric vice president. District officers listed as First Mrs. Ruth Berridge Holton Second Pat Hurley Garnett Third Mrs. John Chambers Arkansas City Fourth Mrs. Albert Sims Osage Clare. Keith Goines Wichita Sixth Mrs. Rhinehart Bird City Seventh Mrs. Adam Spahn Offerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Florence Batten
Manhattan
Kansas American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Hayden
Sedgwick
National Executive
Walter Arthur
Topeka
George Wilson
McPherson
Hollis Dunham
Eric
Ruth Berridge
Holton
Pat Hurley
Friend Student Receives Honors At Kansas State University
Lowell Navy, a member of the graduating veterinary class of 1960, was named senior leader and outstanding member of the Student Union Governing Board at Kansas State University. He earned a lifetime representative title with the Kansas State Endowment Association, received a $50 American Veterinary Medical Auxiliary award, and won an expense paid trip to Boston for the National Delta Tau Delta convention for enhancing the navy college prestige on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Navy
Kansas State University
Kansas State Endowmen Assn
Boston
Delta Tau Delta
American Veterinary Medical Auxiliary
Peach
Cal'des
Navy College
I See. by The Telegram graduates and initiations noted
Donna Louise Sooby of Garden City receives an M A in education at Washington University St Louis today. George Tate joins Phi Gamma Delta at the University of Kansas. Several area students will participate in graduation exercises at Pittsburg Kansas State College tonight including Donald Platner Norman Reynolds Ruby Cough Liggett Patrick Caldwell and Gerald Cheek. Jim Simmon Garden City High School junior is chosen among forty juniors for Oklahoma State University Summer High School Institute June 13 to July 1 among 2350 applicants studying engineering and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Louise Sooby
RFD
Garden City
Washington University
St. Louis
George Sooby
Garden City High School
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Donald Platner
Norman Reynolds
Ruby Cough Liggett
Syracuse
Patrick HE. Caldwell
Ulysses
Gerald Cheek
Jim Simmon
Oklahoma State University
Former President Regains Ecuador Seat
Former President Jose M. Velasco Ibarra won the Ecuador presidency as an independent, defeating three rivals to give the traditional Liberal and Conservative parties a setback and striking a blow to leftist factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Quito
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Hospital Admissions Listings Across Kansas Towns
A ledger of hospital admissions in St. Catherine Leopold and surrounding areas lists many patients by name and address. Names include Velma R. Joseph Tanya Burgett Tommy Rose Earl Rexford Charles Zirkle Epifanio Garcia Apolonio Mercado and Jerome Matza along with numerous others in Holcomb Meade Deerfield Pierceville Sublette Hugo Hill and Hugoton indicating a broad regional intake.
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St. Catherine
Velma R. Joseph
Jones Tanya L. Burgett
Pierceville
Tommy D. Rose
Wesley Albert Klaus
Holcomb
Jerome A. Matza
St. John
Elmer Richmeier
RFD
R.W. Ellsaesger
Sublette
Burdett Patton
Scott City
Willard Simpson
Chestnut
Virl Rundell
Bancroft
Nancy la Pacheco
Burnside Drive
Howard Wells
Pine
Katherine L. Scafereth
Barbara L. Couch
Leopold
Mark Renfro
Hugoton
Charles Zirkle
AK. Boxter
Earl L. Rexford
Meade
George Buell
William W. Herman
Holcomb Yam Throckmorton
Earl J. Neely
Chris A. Kitch
Epifanio Garcia
Ith
G.B. Mayo
John B. Goforth
Laurel Albert Klaus
Robert Quint
Martin Nusser
S. Star
Hugo Hill
Hubcap thefts lead Police Beat weekend report
Several hubcap thefts were reported to police over the weekend. Virl J. Rundell of 910 Banroft said four hubcaps were taken from his vehicle Saturday night. Ted Park Crist of 520 N. 10th also lost four hubs. Lorrin Colby of 140 B. Si. reported two hubcaps stolen from his car parked near 520 N. 11th. A washing machine fire at 508 Penn prompted police to respond with no fire truck needed. A three year old stood in the street and his mother was found working in a tavern. three other children were home alone and the mother was told to go home. A purse was stolen from a car in Finnup Park belonging to Charlott Walker of 105 N. 9th.
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Virl J. Rundell
Banroft
Ted Park Crist
N. 10Th
Lorrin Phillip Colby
B. Si
Godfrey F. Dresling
Penn
Mitch Geisler
Leslie Enslow
Greg Shaw
Births at St Catherine Mrs Richmeier welcome a girl
In Gordon City births section a girl was born at 1:13 a.m. to Mr and Mrs Elmer Richmeier of RFD 1 weighing 7 lbs 15 oz. Police bonds posted for several individuals including Mrs Charles Eugene Carroll and Richard Joseph Smith for traffic and license violations. Arrests include Joseph Lemuel Hill and Gilbert Milton Early. Traffic accident in the 600 block of Main involved Mrs Charles Finke and a parked car belonging to Carl S Warner.
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St. Catherine
Elmer Richmeier
Charles Eugene Carroll
Wesley
Richard Joseph Smith
Lyman Anthony Walck
Old Manor
Harry Edward Ebaugh
Hattie
Joseph Lemuel Hill
Santa Maria
Calif
Gilbert Milton Early
N. 10Th
Main
Charles Finke
Tonio
Carl S. Warner
Kalvesta
General Warranty Deeds and Property Transfers Listed
A sequence of legals shows multiple General Warranty Deeds and transfers in Garden City and vicinity. Names include Lil lian BWilliams Mary Jo Williams William A Smith T W Gatlin O W Nanninga Mid west Investment Co Mary M Wood Ida J Griffin Safeway Stores Inc South west Bell Telephone Co Claude W Robinson Fellowship Baptist Church Garden City Maude Slawson Tietlebaum's addition Garden City Mary Wood Ida Griffin W M Renick Dewey S Gaston Earnest Utt J M Mata Leonard E Tusing Alma Stofer Leone Gatlin Burl Schaberg Ralph Bell Rigrish Young J J Thomas Marvin Shafer J Thomas Waiver Quitclaim Deed Wilma Nik Kel Earle Dirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian B. Williams
Mary Jo Williams
William A. Smith
T. W. Gatlin
Riverside
O. W. Nanninga
Et Ux
Midwest Investment Co
Nanninga
Menke
Horde
Garden City
Mary M. Wood
Ida J. Griffin
Jones
Safeway Stores, Inc
Southwest Bell Telephone Co
Claude W. Robinson
Fellowship Baptist Church of
Goff and Dunn
Maude Slawson
Tietlebaum
Mary Wood
W. M.renick
Dewey S. Gaston
Edward Kope
Earnest E. Utt
Fankhauser
Rigrish and Young
Joe M. Mata
Wiliam A. Smith
Leonard E. Tusing
Marvin Shafer
Wilma Nikkel
Earle Dirks
Bolivia selects Estenssoro for renewed presidency
Victor Paz Estenssoro, 52, led the nationalist MNR to a landslide win in Bolivia's election amid protests by two rivals. Guevara Arze and Gutierrez disputed results as partial returns showed Estenssoro with broad support from miners and Indian peasantry. about 1.2 million voters were registered.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Fay
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Walter Guevara Arze
AMNR
Mario Gutierrez
Bolivian Socialist Falange
FSB
Hugo Gonzalez Moscosco
Trotskyite
Communist Revolutionary Workers Party
Paz Estenssore
Juan Lechin
Paz Estenssoro
Guevara Arte
Gutierrez
Communists
Revolutionary Workers’ Party
Rockefeller signals possible Nixon backing at convention
New York AP report says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller weighs backing Richard Nixon at the Republican National Convention opening July 25 in Chicago. Rockefeller, citing loyalty to the party, keeps open the chance the convention may draft him as presidential candidate if Nixon isn’t chosen. He praises Nixon’s skill and courage and says he would campaign for Nixon or any Republican nominee.
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New York
Nel
Son A. Rockefeller
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
John B. Davis
World's Largest Balloon Soars for Cosmic Ray Study
A 500-foot diameter balloon, claimed to be the world's largest, lifted from Glynco Naval Air Station and flew westward at 114000 feet. The 800-pound film payload will be parachuted to Earth near Texas and analyzed by 13 nations over two years, marking a major Office of Naval Research and NSF project. The launch was praised as the most perfect yet for Project Glynco.
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Brunswick, Ga
United States
Texas
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Office of Naval Research
Glynco
National Science Foundation
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Hans Jo
Hitler
Kansas Legion Auxiliary
George Tate
Roland Tate
Phi Gamma Delta
University of Kansas
Finnup Park
Charlott Walker
Gordon City
Legals
Anthony's
ACME
Rogers Paint Products
Our
Estenssoro
Rocky
Taipei
Formosa
Tha
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