Knowland backs test of Soviet withdrawal in Hungary
Senate leader Knowland repeats demand for a Western test if Soviet troops withdraw from Hungary. He cites Khrushchev’s neutralization offer and says the West should require removal of Russian forces before any move toward Romania or other states. He sent a letter to Secretary Dulles but received no reply.
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Knowli
Eurodar
Keebe
Romania
Kadar Gov
Russia
Tess
Khrushchev
Knowland
Twrn
Dulles
Janos Ka
Protest From All World Scientists? 1 Protests Across Nations
New York report states Dr Linus Pauling appeals for a worldwide scientist pact urging agreement among nations on a specific issue. The item notes a global call from scientists seeking unity and cooperation.
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New York
Linus Pialling
Scientists
All Nation
Thousands of veterans widows urged to apply for increased payments
The article notes thousands of veterans widows and dependent parents may be eligible for increased payments under a new law taking effect this year. Widows of men who died in service or with service-connected disability could see their payments rise from 87 to 112 dollars plus a service pay percentage. The deadline to apply is July 1.
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D. Adams
Kansas
Jfice
American Legion
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Discharges Notice
Today in Garden City lists hospital admittances including Mrs Richard Eddington Mrs Bert Malcum Mrs A C Rutledge and others across Kansas towns and routes. Discharges include Mrs Myrtle Pearce Mrs Virgil Maddox Paul and Connie Schneider and more. County briefs note warrants and speeding fines with names and amounts. Births section follows.
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Richard Eddington
Bert Malcum
Satanta
A. C. Rutledge
Anna Callison
Glen Rinehart
Kendall
Harley Rector
Deerfield
Juanita Schlegel
Dighton
Will
R. Simpson
Delta Spikes
Earl Crosley
Gardendale
Duane Wolf
Myrtle D. Pearce
Virgil Maddox
Scott City
Lowell A. Goodwin
Paul
Connie Schneider
Alfredo Garcia
Chester Costello
N. A
Two Hamilton Agents Leave in Kansas Scout Notes
The article records resignations of two county agents in Kansas and notes continuing work by home economics and agriculture staff. It mentions a Santa Fe Trail Boy Scout council meeting to plan an activity calendar for Scouts in 19 counties, with a 7:30 p.m. session at the First Presbyterian church and a council president presiding. Also included are farm yield forecasts for winter wheat and recent births in area families, with details on production, acreage, and state comparisons.
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Ban Johnson
Clint
Syracuse
Wayne Thomp- Lightnerfield
Lawson
Dorothy Siler
Lamrence Dawson
Ihton County Agriculture
Reo.m
Santa Fe Trail Boy Scout Council
Extension Council
First Presbyterian Church
Herbatrick
Beljoh
Kansas
Glen Rinehart
Kendall
Duane Wort
Phillip Lee
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Thompson Named Agent for Farm Bureau Insurance at Beloit
Thompson will become agent for Farm Bureau Insurance in Beloit. Mrs. Siller’s plans were not announced. Thompson has served as the local agent for five years.
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Thompson
Farm Bureou Insurance
Beloit
Siller
Murphy denies candidacy for Kansas governor in 1958
EU Chancellor Murphy told the Lawrence Journal-World he is not a candidate for public office now or under any circumstance. He dismissed reports of a Republican harmony meeting in Overland Park that listed him among 11 possible contenders. He stressed his focus remains building the University of Kansas.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Overland Park
University of Kansas
Nixon May Be Eisenhower’s GOP Pick Amid Senate Rift
The report discusses Richard Nixon backing Eisenhower as the Republican candidate while Knowland and Knight vie for support. It notes Nixon’s strong stance on Poland aid and potential implications for party unity. Grace Dannecker Funeral services were held at Bucklin Christian Church with burial in Bucklin cemetery.
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U.S
Poland
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Knowland
Dannecker
Nixon
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tFol
California
Ralph Gardiner
Garden
Fred Dannecker
Lubbock
Tex
John Dan
Tulsa
Nixon Sloans
Police Briefs Accident Involving Gottschalk And Rojas
Police report notes a minor accident involving drivers Thomas Lynn Gottschalk of 807 North Main and Max Avila Rojas of 310 North Third. No injuries reported and vehicles sustained minor damage.
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Thomas Lynn Gottschalk
N. Main
Max Avila Rojas
Ike to Sign Bill Could Depend on Gas Legislation
Rep Harris of Arkansas says President Eisenhower would accept new natural gas legislation without two administration amendments. Harris cites a letter from Eisenhower noting support for freeing producers from utility-style regulation while amendments are not fixed conclusions. Harris, chair of the House Commerce Committee, notes hearings on natural gas bills are underway and emphasizes the political stakes.
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Harris D-Ark
Eisenhower
Harris
Haren Artis
Federal Power Commission
Jon
FPC
G Hattis
House ‘Commerce
Market Wheat and Corn Futures Across Markets
The Kansas City wheat futures show July at 205 and Sept near 208 with steady closes, while Chicago corn and wheat display mixed July and Sept figures. Soybeans and oats trading lines list varied July to Dec contracts, with eggs and rye also quoted, and local market receipts from Hutchinson to Fort Worth included.
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Chicago
Hutchinson
Wich
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Worth
Grain Rally Sparks on Eisenhower Health News
Grain futures rallied on the Chicago Board of Trade as news spread that President Eisenhower had been stricken with an upset stomach. Traders reacted to the brief report, pushing prices higher amid uncertainty and market jitters.
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Chigagu
Board of Trade Today
Eisenhower
Stocks Slump as Profit Taking Follows Early Gains
Stocks retreated after minor advances as investors took profits amid mixed signals. Traders cited President Eisenhower's candidacy and Democratic control potential as factors, while oil and steel sectors endured losses before late buying trimmed declines. Kansas City livestock totals and market quotes for calves, hogs, and sheep accompany the report.
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Kennecott Copper
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens Steel
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Army Vets Observe Camp McCoy Training for Guardsmen
Kansas guardsmen from Garden City and Larned join Battery A of Pratt and Liberal for summer exercises at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Lt Guthrie leads a 105mm howitzer firing drill while Lt Ralph Guthrie observes. The Garden City unit trains on MTB2 attached 105s with 11 enlisted, as CAP Fleet departs Friday.
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McCoy
Clyde
Clifford R
Garden City
P. Daniel
Hope
Dale Sattels
Kansas
McCoy Range
Camp McCoy
Wis
Pratt
Liberal
Lerye
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Larned
Garden
City
Dodge City
Ralph Guthrie
Helleris Brun
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Turkish Floods Drown Six Pets in Afyon Floods
Flash floods hit Afyon province in west central Turkey drowning six pets. Local authorities reported sudden rainfall caused rapid water rise, trapping animals near urban areas. Emergency responders conducted rescue operations but could not save the pets.
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Istanbul
Afyon
Turkey
Local Students At Fort Hays Enrolment Details
Fort Hays Kansan State college reports summer session enrolment at 1120 students, up from 970 the previous year. Local and area students from Garden City and surrounding towns are listed among graduates seniors juniors and freshmen including Donald D Fowler Kalvesta Leland A King Friend and Dale L Snodge Pierceville.
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Kansan
Ars
Elie A. Kate
Fey
Minna L. Dow
Jen Sue Corn
Elsie L. Yorlin
R. Krentzel
Judith A. Denayer
Donald D. Fowler
Kalvesta
Leland A. King
Friend Grads Rates
Dale L Snodge Piercevile
Wheat and grain futures end higher on July rounds
Old style wheat closed up and July futures at 2.03 percent higher. Dew style wheat rose 4 points to July 12.02 percent. Corn advanced 1 percent with July at 1.21 dollars. Oats gained modestly. Session volume reached 14.856 million, week 8.95 million, year 12.992 million. Open interest in wheat futures stood at 78.64 million bushels.
Scott City Razes Idle County Jail Landmark
Workmen began razing the long idle Scott City county jail on the southwest corner of the courthouse block. The jail has been vacant for about 10 years since a prisoner riot and mattress fire, with completion expected soon. In Kansas City markets Wheat gains cited with several grain and bean price ranges listed.
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