Molybdenum Head Denies Big Windfall Claim
Industrialist Arthur H. Bunker told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee that Climax Molybdenum Co. did not gain a windfall from canceling a molybdenum contract for the defense stockpile. Sen. Stuart Symington criticized stockpile practices as mismanaged. Bunker, dealing with personal tragedy after his daughter Daphne was murdered, said Morgan did not advise the government on the cancellation. The GSA accepted a 1.2 million dollar penalty for cancelling the contract instead of 4.5 million.
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Washington
Arthur H. Bunker
Climax
Molybdenum Co
Bunker
Senate Armed Services
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
James P. Morgan
Morgan
Mia
Daphne Bunker Rhodes
Topeka
Kan
General Services Administraion
Climax Molybdenum Co
Stock Market Surges Higher in Kansas City Trading
AP reports cattle prices up with good and choice steers at 23.00 to 25.25, heifers 22.00 to 24.00, cows 15.50 to 17.50, and dealers 24.00 to 27.00. Hogs show strength with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows up to 14.73, ranges 13.50 to 16.? for 270 to 400 lb.
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Kansas City
New York
Am Groth
Bullock
Chemical
Dréyfus
Bat
Gen Invest
Hamil
NEW York (Ap
Stockman
Mass Invest
Mutual Trust
T Nat Sec Ser Inc
Associated ‘ Putnam Geo
Putnam Grth
Dow Jones Art
Teley Elect
Ford
du Pont
Unit Inc
Woolworth
Science
American Telephone
Canada
Value Line Inc
Wellington
Winfield Grth
Soviet Leaders Meet in Moscow to Plan Economic Measures
In Moscow leaders of seven East European states with Mongolia and observers from Red China met to discuss economic problems at home and the rise of the Western Europe Common Market. The meeting focused on agriculture, price shifts in meat and butter, and the market power of the Common Market challenging Soviet bloc and Czechoslovakia trade.
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Moscow
Europe
Mongolia
Red China
Albania
Adriatic
Kremlin
China
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Two Garden Citians Named Elementary Teachers at K State
Two Garden Citians were among 100 Kansas State University graduates who qualified as elementary teachers this year. Fifty graduates will be placed in elementary schools. Deanna Degnan will teach in Jefferson County Colorado and George Lambert will teach in Hoxie.
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Kansas State University
K-State
Deanna Degnan
John Degnan
Jefferson County
Colo
George Lambert
Alford E. Lambert
Theron Place
Hoxie
Ku Commencement Honors Jon Rutherford in French Degree
Jon Rutherford honored at University of Kansas commencement in Lawrence. He graduated with honors in French among 51 seniors from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Jon Rutherford
Jon’ Ronal Rutherford
W. &, Rutherford
N. Main
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Rutherford
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Saffels Urges Equitable Apportionment in Kansas
State Rep Dale Saffels of Garden City, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, urged Tuesday that Republicans have shown little interest in fair apportionment this century. He said voters must elect Democrats to implement equitable apportionment, pending court outlines.
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Dale Saffels
Garden City
Kansas
Saffels
Laffels
Doctor Leopold Reappointed to State Board of Health
Dr W A Leopold of Garden City has been reappointed by Gay John Anderson to the Kansas State Board of Health completing his first term and becoming the first osteopath on the board Kenneth Tolbert formerly of Garden City is called for Army induction June 11 from the local Selective Service but has transferred to St Paul Minnesota for employment and will report later there
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W. A. Leopold
Garden City
Kansas State Board of Health
Gay
John Anderson
Kenneth Tolbert
Army
Selective Service Board
St. Paul, Minn
Scott Citian Retires From KU Alumni Board
A Scott Citian retires from the University of Kansas Alumni Association board after service. Dr. Galen M. Fields leaves the board along with three others. In a recent officer election Stanley Learned of Bartlesville Oklahoma was elected president, succeeding Wendell S. Holmes of Hutchinson.
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Scott Citian
University of Kansas Alumni Assn
Galen M. Fields
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Oklo
Wendell S. Holmes
Hutchinsons
Larry Schrader Among Colorado State Grads
Larry Schrader son of Judge and Mrs. M. C. Schrader will graduate from Colorado State University Fort Collins with a bachelor of science in business administration in commencement exercises Friday evening. They will attend the ceremony and return to Garden City Sunday after the trip.
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Larry Schrader
Colorado State
M. C. Schrader
N. ‘Ith
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colo
Schrader
Garden City
Robert Thorne Accepts Petroleum Position
Robert Joe Thorne accepts an accounting post with Phillips Petroleum Co. in Bartlesville Oklahoma. He is the son of Gerald W Thorne of 218 Conkling and a 1958 Garden City High School graduate with a BS in business from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia earned in May.
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Robert Thorne
Robert Joe Thorne
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Oklo
Thorne
Gerald W. Thorne
Conkling
Garden City High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Victim's Father Says Won't Run
Arthur H. Bunker, grieving father of Daphne Bunker Rhodes, testifies before a Senate Armed Services subcommittee and denies profit in a government stockpile deal. He vows not to run from the tragedy, recalls family summers in New Hampshire, and says he may hire a private investigator though he trusts police. The murder victim was found strangled in a Topeka apartment days earlier. the case remains unsolved. Emporia Products Inc. forms, with Dale A. Spiegel as resident agent and $50,000 authorized capital.
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Washington
Arthur H. Bunker
Daugh
Wallington
Bunker
Afn
Senata Armed Services
Molybdenum Cy
Daphne Bunker Rhodes
Inney Topeka
Kan
Barker
Walpole
N. H
Death notices for Mrs. Kane Stewart and Irene Nolan Stewart
Irene Nolan Stewart 37 former Garden Citian died Tuesday at home in Los Angeles California. She worked eight years in the Atomic research department at USC born March 6 1926 in Garden City lived here until moving to California. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John W Nolan three sisters Mrs Andrew Ott Mrs George W Armnhtrout and Mrs David Graham Funeral arrangements to be announced by Phillips Funeral Home
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Irene Nolan Stewart
John W. Nolan
Gillespie
Andrew Ott
Center
George W. Armahtrout
Theron
David Graham
Los Angeles
Phillips Funeral Home
Governor Proclaims This Week for Grange in Kansas
Governor John Anderson Jr proclaims June 4 to 10 as Grange Week in Kansas. The Grange, a rural group, aims to address rural urban problems. Finney County Grange Deputy is Herbert Boland of S. Star Rt.
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Grange
Kansas
John Anderson, Jr
Grange Is i
Herbert Boland
S. Star Rt
Finney County
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G. E. Ave
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Rte 1
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Legals
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Liberal
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M. D. Wolfkill
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Fairmount Addition
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Flatmounts Addition
Clarence J. Gigot
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Laverne
Okla
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