Anti-U.S. Blast Opens New Talks
In Geneva Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin opens a new round of East-West disarmament talks with a blistering attack on aggressive circles in the United States. He accuses Washington of sabotaging the Faris summit and trying to thwart peaceful coexistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Valerian Zorin
United States
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Zorin
David Ormsby-Gore
Khrushchev
Eaton
U. S
Purnell Heads Red Cross Board in Finney County
George Purnell was elected chairman of the Finney County Red Cross board at a regular meeting. Fred Stoeckley remains vice-chairman, Mrs. Bob Cobb becomes secretary, and Lew Lyman is treasurer. The board allocated 200 to Chilean disaster relief and noted small charity responses. Junior First Aid certificates were issued to 192 students at the junior high and 十二 ninth graders earned Standard First Aid. twelve junior college students earned advanced certificates. The group approved a June 22 Wichita trip for Miss Hope to attend a regional blood program meeting.
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George Purnell
Finney County, Red Cross Board of Directors
Bob Wright
Fred Stoeckley
Bob Cobb
Bob Wells
Lew Lyman
Purnell
Mildred Hope
Miss Hope
Wichita
Stocks Break Through Resistance in Late Trade Rally
New York AP reports heavy trading as the Dow tops a formidable 636 638 zone with gains in motors rails chemicals and oils. Industrials rise with Jones & Laughlin Chrysler Ford Du Pont Eastman Kodak and Allied Chemical advancing while investors eye a summer rally on strong auto retail sales and lower steel inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Ford
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical, Air Reduction
American Cyana- Texaco
Aid Aes al
Dow Jones
Garden City Obituary Forum Elects Amorisen on Phone House
The Garden City forum elected Amorisen to a position at the home of the Amorisen family on the phone line, with local officials noting a community focus and pending duties.
Balloon Nears Journey's End Over Biloxi Flight
A 500 foot diameter balloon, billed as the world's largest, nears completion of a three day stratosphere flight to collect cosmic ray data. It is due to drop a parachute with nuclear emulsion films at 3:30 p.m. for analysis by scientists from 13 nations. The craft was over Biloxi Mississippi Monday night, moving west at 10 mph at about 114000 feet after launching from Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick last Sunday.
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Brunswick, Ga
Biloxi
Miss
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Alabama judge bars federal access to voting records
Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued a sweeping injunction ordering the Justice Department to refrain from reviewing Alabama voter registration files across all 67 counties. The temporary restraining order, sought by Attorney General MacDonald Gallion, delays federal access as the state challenges the Civil Rights Act. Federal prosecutors may argue for a permanent injunction by July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
Circuit
Walter B. Jones
MacDonald Gallier
Gallion
Jones
U.S. Atty
William P Rogery
Wilcox
Sumter
Committee meeting moved to new armory in Buffalo Range District
Tonight's Buffalo Range District committee meeting is rescheduled from Finnup Park to the new armory building at the same 8 p.m. time. The change affects attendees and venue but not the meeting's purpose or schedule.
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Buffalo Range
Finnup Park
Perry to Run For Treasurer in Topeka
Walter H. Peery of Topeka announced Monday he will run for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. The only other candidate so far is incumbent George Hart, a Democrat who paid his filing fee soon before Peery's entry. Also noted, Spencer A. Gard filed for renomination for a 7th District judge, and Harrison Brookover entered the race for the 22nd District state senate as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter H. Peery
George Hart
Peery
U.S
Spencer A. Gard
Iola
Harrison Brookover
Eureka
Baptists Elect Negro To Top Level Position
Ruth McKinney of Cleveland named second vice president of the American Baptist convention marking the first time a Black person has held a top level post. C Stanton Gallup of Plainfield Conn. chosen president and Rev Roger Frederickson of Broux Falls named first vice president. Officers elected without opposition amid debate on Catholic issues.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Convention
Ruth McKinney
Clevedans
C. Stanton Gallup
Plainfield
Israel Confirms Eichmann Capture in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES AP The Israeli government says a group of Jewish volunteers tracked Adolf Eichmann through Europe the Middle East to Latin America and captured him in Buenos Aires. Eichmann agreed to travel to Israel to stand trial noting his true identity and claiming he acted of his own free will. The note conceded sovereignty concerns but defended the pursuit as necessary to bring Eichmann to justice for Nazi crimes.
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Buenos Aires
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Gestapo
Israel
Teers
Eichmann
Blechmann
Arturo Frondizi
Arie Levavi
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Holcomb School District Elects New Board Member
Holcomb residents at the annual school meeting elected Tom Linville to a three year term on the Holcomb School Board replacing Wilber Ulrich who had served. Donna Brown was re elected as treasurer for three years. John Riggs Sr said one more teacher is needed for next fall. Larry Hendricks resigned to teach in Alaska. A part time French teacher was hired with Garden City Schools. Gareth Ruggies will teach half a day at Hutchinson High and Garden City in a joint project replacing Marbeth Emschler who resigned.
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Holcomb
Tom Linville
Linville
Wilber
Ulrich
Donna Brown
Lupt. of
John Riggs
Larry J. Hendricks
Alaska
Witnesses to Take Training in Garden City Circuit
Jehovah's Witnesses supervisor Calvin Hargis visits the Garden City congregation for an advanced training week starting today. Carl F. Lorenzen says the events begin at 7 30 tonight with door to door ministry practice and a Saturday 8 p.m. session titled New Things Learned. A Sunday public talk at 3 p.m. on What Does it Mean to be a Christian will conclude the week.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Calvin Hargis
Garden City
Carl F. Lorenzen
Hargis
Satante Youth Nominated For Boys State Treasurer
Satanta high school junior Jim Garner has been named as a candidate for the Sunflower Boys State state treasurer in the primary elections held Monday in Wichita. Garner is among over 300 attendees at this year’s Boys State, where delegates simulate government, drafting bills and performing state duties as general elections approach. The two main parties, Nationalists and Federalists, compete for control as elections unfold.
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Jim Garner
Satanta
Sunflower Boys
Wichita
Garner
Nationaliste
Federalists
Market Letter Reports Mixed Livestock Prices and New York Quotes
Cattle and hog markets show declines and steady trends across classes with steers 24.50 to 26.00 and hogs 16.00 to 17.00 for barrows and gilts. New York investment quotes list numerous funds and banking names as the School Affairs Committee plans a June 15 tour of Garden City, Keystone Cyst Yard, and Wind Wellington Hotel, hosted by Dora Long and colleagues.
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Kansas City
New York
Chemical
Dreyfus Fund
Eat & How Bat
Eat & How
Dora Long
Fidelity
Ing
Fundamental Invest
Incorp Investors
Keystone Cyst Se
Brookover
Keystone Cyst Sr
Gen Ee
Nup
Mutual
Finnup Park
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Teley
Wil Unit Science
Toric Mezziane
Wind Wellington
Beth Porter
D.R. Bowling
George Voth
Sarah la Carter
Lucille Castro
L.E. Fairbairns
Crawford Blake
Break-In Reported at Mike's Tavern on 8th Street
Police investigate a night break in at 408 N 8th claiming entry via broken glass and unlocked door. About $30 taken from cigarette and music machines while the Chamber schedules a second Practical Politics course session inviting interested participants to contact the Chamber office.
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Mike
Chamber
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals At St Catherine
Admissions list includes Steven R. Chapman Gardendale Mrs Ben A Neill Dighton Judith F Miller Oakland Elmer F Johnson Shields Mrs John Heile Mulberry Jimmy Dean Bilis Imperial Mre Bill Young 1907 Ltd Russell McCatt Holcomb Benito Cruz 300 N 13th Virginia E Payne Deerfield Richard W Carr 916 Jenting Dismissals include George A Wigner 1301 Coward Mrs Albert Chopp 709 N 4th Robert Schull Friend Mrs Howard Wells 1219 Pine Forest Mrs Harold Nelson 1702 E Fulton
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St. Catherine
Steven R. Chapman
Gardendale
Ben A. Neill
Dighton
Judith F. Miller
Oakland
Calif
Elmer F. Johnson
Shields
John Heile
Mulberry
Jimmy Dean Bilis
Imperial
Mre
Bill Young, 1907
Russell McCatt
Holcomb
Benito Cruz
Virginia E. Payne
Deerfield
Richard W. Carr
Jenting
George A. Wigner
Coward
Albert Chopp
Robert Schull
Howard Wells
Pineforest
Harold Nelson
E. Fulton
Retail Committee Sidewalk Bazaar Opens Tomorrow
Garden City Chamber of Commerce President announces the Retail Committee Sidewalk Bazaar, running 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with over 40 merchants offering savings on quality merchandise along the storefront. The Chamber has coordinated local tours for more than forty area schools during the year.
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Dale Fry
Garden City
Local Notices From Garden City Telegram
Tuesday June 7 1960 Garden City Telegram lists John Mader RFD 1 Standley Dianda 411 N Main and Velma R Joseph 405 Jones in a brief public notice section.
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John Mader
Standley Dianda
N. Main
Velma R. Joseph
Jones
Courts Fined and Sentenced In District and County Actions
District court fined and sentenced several individuals including Gilbert Milton Earley for intoxication and resisting arrest, Ivan Lee Gohaffer for speeding, Ralph Clifton Fuqua for improper driving, and multiple others with bonds forfeited. Billy Bert Range of Garden City sentenced to 0 to 10 years on two forgery counts, to run concurrently. Earnest McElhaney of Topeka pleaded guilty to misdemeanor checks and was jailed 60 days. Traffic accidents reported on Monday evenings in various blocks, involving Crossland, Stubblefield, Beasley, Noel, Frazier, Dearden, Tucker, and Fuqua among others.
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Gilbert Milton Earley
Ivan Lee Gohaffer
N. 13Th
Ralph Clifton Fuqua
Caney
Ivan Lee Schaffer
Richard Duane Scott
Richard Joseph Smith
Harry Edward Ehoragh
Charles Carroll
Victor Daniel Breit
Lyman Anthony Walck
Billy Bert Range
Garden City
Kansas State
Earnest McElhaney
Topeka
Taylor
Robert Dale Crossland
Safford
Elizabeth Stubblefield
Wheatland Motel
Stevens
Ro Ibe Eugene Beasley
Imperial Rt
Allen B. Noel
Kansas
Darrell James Frazier
E. Maple
Robert Raymond Dearden
Scott City
E. Fulton
James Miller Tucker
Wichita
Ralph Clifton Fuqual
Sunday wreck injures three cars near town
Two people sustained minor injuries in a three car accident on US 50, fourteen miles west of town Sunday at about 3 35 p m. Undersheriff Wendle Meier reported the mishap occurred as Eugene M Maurer turned left in front of William P Bryant Jr Bryant did not see Maurer and hit his rear. Moore of Deerfield traveling east then struck Bryant from behind, causing Bryant to suffer a slight nose laceration and Moore to bump her nose.
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Here
Wendle Meier
Eugene M. Maurer
Rt. 1
William P. Bryant, Jr
Washington
Bryant
Maurer
Davis L. Moore
Deerfield
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Nikita Khrushchev
France
Security Council
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Evans
Howard E. Kennel
Cleve A. Hancock
Gil. Forum
Tha Amorisen
Bob Kreutzer
John Tatro
Ith
Lawrence Wasson
Kreutzer
Christian Church of
Tohnzon Photo
Perry
Baptists
Satante
Kansas City Livestock
Garden City Telegram
Touet
SEARS
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Whitewall
Revere
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