Rockefeller Eisenhower discuss politics at White House breakfast
At the White House breakfast Rockefeller indicated he is not a candidate for vice president and believes Nixon will gain the Republican nomination. He said he prefers governing New York to a Washington standby role and would not accept the No 2 spot. He and Eisenhower discussed world affairs, the U2 spy plane issue, and Eisenhower's Far East trip with Rockefeller supporting the President's planned journey.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Japan
Nixon
Chicago
Far East
Scout Group Holds Final Session Before Fall
Approximately 150 members and guests of the Buffalo Range Boy Scout District met for their last session at the armory. Troop 24, BSA Garden City, sponsored by the G I Forum, presented colors and pledge. Exploring activities by Post 101 Scouts highlighted the program with remarks by district chairman Ray Curtis Jr and a dancing demonstration by Cub Pack 100.
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Buffalo Range
Boy Scout District Committee
Armory
Troop 24
BSA
Garden City
G.I. Forum
Scouts of America
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Jack Curtis, Jr
Radian
Garden
Giveo
Hospital Admissions and Removals Listed for St Catherine Area
Today admissions list includes Marcellyn Small, Clyde Bulkley Jr, James Crowley, Kay Potter, Janice Fife, Lloyd Brown, Virginia Payne, Judy Golay, Larry Smith, Karen Martin, Walter Meyer, Lloyd Herman. Discharges show Richards Bortz, Albert Goss, Virl Rundell, Elmer Richmeier, Richard Carr, Susie Toews, Steven Chapman, Co Smith, and Howard Welker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Marcellyn Small
Clyde Bulkley, Jr
Wesley
James G. Crowley
Kay C. Potter
Dighton
Janice L. Fife
Campbell Lloyd Brown
Virginia E. Payne
Deerfield
Judy G. Golay
Holcomb
Larry D. Smith
Scott City
Karenay Martin
Walter R. Meyer
Ioeckly
Market Mixed in Late Trading
New York AP reports a mixed late trading session as profits take from a rally. Industrials rose modestly while steels and motors eased. rails firmed after a news on a wage increase proposal. Dow Jones hovered at 646.40, AP index flat at 220.80 as bonds fell and governments drifted lower.
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New York
Senate Defense Funds
Degrees Awarded At KU Commencement Night
University of Kansas grants 88th annual degrees to 2057 graduates including Warren Phillips of 412 N 4th with a doctor of medicine and Mary-Lucille Castro of 199 E Laurel with B S in medical technology. Others include Ora Thornburg of Lakin B S chemical engineering Donald Sooby of 1205 N Main B S civil engineering Robert Henderson 711 St John B S mechanical engineering Curtis Steele Scots City B A commercial art Dudyth Henderson 1002 2nd B S elementary education Steven Charles 1901 Chesterfield Dr B A history Shirley Miller 802 N Std B A bacteriology Norleen Zerbe Syracuse B I in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K.U
Southwest Kansas
Warren JG. Phillips
Mary-Lucille Castro
E. Laurel
Betty Ann DekKeyner
Deerfield
Ora Junior Thornburg
Lakin
Donald Glenn Sooby
N.main
Robert Lee Henderson
St John
B.S
Curtis Jack Steele
Scots City
Dudyth Burnside Henderson
Steven Charles
Chesterfield Drive
Bond Posted In Garden City Court Case
In Garden City Courts police report Richard Eugene Heismeyer 213 Wesley posted bail in a case listing a muffler issue. Arrest listed Stanley Edward Prosek of Lakin for intoxication and resisting arrest amid an attempted break in investigation. An accident occurred Tuesday at 11 50 p.m. along the 300 block of E Fulton. Delores Hermocillo 210 Conkling and Mary Ann Waltz 710 Ida were involved in a Fulton Evans street incident around 7 50 p.m. Paul L Spor 1709 N Main and John G Jacobs 119 N 8th were noted in another vehicle incident.
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Richard Eugene Heismeyer
Wesley
Stanley Edward Prosek
Lakin
E. Fulton
Delores
Marie Hermocillo
Conkling
Mary Annn Waltz
Ida
Evans and Fulton
Paul L
Markets Local Produce Market Report
The listing covers eggs by grade and size including Extra Large A large A medium B large B medium and C grades. Also shown are 1st grade cream and 4 day cream with entries for Heavy Hens and Light Hens.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Movements Report
Kansas City market notes cattle 1,600 head calves 50, heifers and yearlings weak to 50 lower, cows steady to 25 higher, vealers 23.00 to 26.00, feedstock steers 25.00 to 26.00, hogs 3,000 head moderately active with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows 25 lower. No 1-3 weight barrows and gilts and sow ranges 13.50 to 14.50 for 300-400 lb. Mock figures reflect moderate activity and price shifts across sections.
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Kansas City
Hustlers Have Annual Tour Highlights and Trips
Fifty-two club members and parents from the 4H Club joined a tour visiting investors and fund displays at the Ernest Higgs Founders Mat and other stops. Stops included home economics displays and a watermelon feed at the Woods home, with Linda DeRemus delivering the club report.
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NEW York
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus Fund
Rat & How St
Fidelity Fund
Finan Ind Fd
Ernest Higgs
Mat
Gen
Gienna Woods
Doug Vegatone
Gust
Idayllas McClure
Jim
Reenderson
Sharon
Lloyd DeRemus
Puritan
Loriie Hewson
Post- Putnam Geo
Teley - Elect
Brinkmeyer
Woods
Linda DeRemus
Wellington Fd
Bomarc Missile Fire Triggers Radiation Scare
A Bamare missile with an atomic warhead caught fire Tuesday at the McGuire Air Force Base launching pen in Ocean County New Jersey. Fire was fought for 45 minutes and radiation was limited to the damaged pen. Decontamination teams checked the area as investigators from multiple agencies prepared probes. The lone site lies over a mile from nearest homes with a 250 mile range and 1000 mph speed Bomarc missile.
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Russell H. Mullen
Mcguire Air Force Base
N. J
Air Force
Ft. Dix Barrracks
Ft. Dix
Bomarc
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
New Jersey Department of Health
Bomarc Pine
Jackson Township
Ocean County
Fulbright backs ratification of U S Japan security pact
Washington Senate Foreign Relations chairman Fulbright voiced full support for approving the new U S Japanese security treaty before Eisenhower’s Tokyo trip. He said passage could come before June 19, with Herter presenting a persuasive case despite leftist protests in Japan. Ed Fritz buys Fairview High School building in Hopkinsville for sentimental reasons after decades of family ties.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Hopkinsville, Ky
Ed Fritz
Fairview High School
Thief Gives Lift to Owner of Stolen Car
A Ft. Campbell soldier hitchhiked to report his car stolen in Nashville Tennessee when a driver picked him up in the missing vehicle. The soldier Woodrow Fatter son and a Campbell buddy detained the driver Frank Isived Edmondson until police arrived.
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Nashville
Hutchinson Radio Station Manager Killed in Crash
Hutchinson AP reports Vern Minor, manager of KWHK, was killed in an auto crash. Minor was alone in his car which struck a bridge over the Ninnescah River about 18 miles west of Hutchinson on B47.
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Hutchinson
KWHK
Minor
British Hiker Holds Confidence Despite Long Journey
ST LOUIS AP A 64 year old British hiker Dr Barbara Moore from near Venteville Missouri says she can outdo any man half her age and plans to keep walking toward St Louis She visited a baseball game between the St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies and joked she might live to 600 years old and nothing natural can kill her, though she cautions against getting run down on the road.
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ST. Louis
Barbara Moore
Venteville
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Japanese Conservatives Plan Welcome for Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Kishi and Liberal Democratic leaders form the National Welcome Committee to mobilize 600000 Japanese supporters for a warm reception when President Eisenhower lands June 18. Leftist groups threaten demonstrations and a sit down strike at Tokyo International Airport to impede his arrival amid debate over the new security treaty.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal-Democratic Party
Eisen
Hower
Kishi
Aiichito Fujiyama
Japan
U.S
Offerle Woman Dies in Crash on US156
Mrs. Mary E. Erickson, 48, of Offerle, died after a collision with a Larned State Hospital vehicle on US156, a mile northeast of Garfield. Her husband Russell, 51, and Myrle C. Corbet, 52, were injured. Erickson died at St Joseph Hospital in Larned within an hour. The couple were well known in Garden City. Pawnee County’s third highway fatality of 1960.
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Mary E. Erickson
Offerle
Larned State Hospital
Garfield
Russell
Myrle C. Corbet
Kinsley
Ericksons
Garden City
J.C. Carter
Pawnee County
Duckwalls Plan Remodeling Job
Remodeling crews will move into the Duckwall variety store in a few weeks for a complete remodel. Assistant manager Frank Golden says the project includes a glass front with separate entrances to ease checkout congestion and inside upgrades such as new lighting, tile floors, counters, repainted walls and ceiling, and refrigeration air conditioning. Officials expect completion by summer’s end.
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Duckwall
Frank Golden
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Larry Key
Charles Key
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Edsel King
Bamare
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Russell B Long
D-La
Venezuela
Falcon
America
Toon
Gale, Ihe
Motor Trend Magazine
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