Khrushchev Proposal Spurs Cold War Test Idea
Sen Knowland proposed a test of Russian intent by offering neutralization of Norway in exchange for removing Soviet troops from Hungary. He argued Khrushchev opened the idea on television and urged a world question whether Hungarians would vote for communism if troops withdrew. He noted Hungary’s Kadar government would not last without Soviet support.
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Washington
Sen. Knowl
Khrushchev
Rawal
Knowland
Communist Party
Norway
Hungary
Janos Ka
Dar
Kadar
Russia
Dulles
Pauling pushes world scientists to halt nuclear tests
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling in New York urged thousands of scientists from Russia Britain and France to sign a global appeal to stop nuclear weapons testing. He said he would seek unprecedented unity among scientists of all nations, including Russians, to back the pact.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Pauling
California
Veterans widows eligible for increased payments deadline set
Thousands of veterans widows may qualify for higher payments under a new law effective this year. Eligible are widows of service members who died before Jan 1 1958 or from service connected disability, with increases from 87 to 112 dollars and a share of service pay. Also dependent parents of a killed serviceman may qualify. July 1 is the deadline to apply for increases to take effect this year. Navy fireman Gary R Weiser will join an international naval review at Hampton Roads aboard USS Northampton. He noted 2000 American scientists signed a stop the tests appeal warning that radioactive elements from explosions damage health. Pauling plans France lecture tour and will push world peace in future addresses.
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D. Adams
Kansas
Veterans’ Mission
J. Fice
American Legion
Navy
Gary R. Weiser
William J. Weiser
Hampton Roads
Northampton
Two Hamilton Agents Leave in Shuffle of County Roles
The resignations of two county agents were accepted by the Santa Fe Trail Boy Scout council. An extension council executive board will meet at 7 20 p m Thursday at First Presbyterian church to adopt an activity program for Scouts across 19 counties. Herb Etrick Liberal council president will preside, with recommendations and a calendar of events for next year to be presented and published later.
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Santa Fe Trail Boy Scout Council
Extension Council
First Presbyterian Church
Herb Etrick
Thompson to become Farm Bureau Insurance agent in Betoit
Thompson is to become an agent for Farm Bureau Insurance at Betroit as Mrs Siller plans her future. The change was not announced. Thompson has served as agent for five years. his replacement will be announced later this month. A C Wood, extension board chairman, said the filling of the home economics job is questionable due to a shortage of agents in Kansas.
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Johnson
Clint
Syracuse
Wayne Thomp- Lightnerfield
Lawson
Dorothy Siller
Hemrence Dawson
Ilton County Agriculture
Thompson
Betoit
A. Cy. Wood
Extension Board
Kansas
KU Chancellor Denies Candidacy For Kansas Governor
Lawrence KU chancellor Franklin D. Murphy said he is not a candidate for governor in 1958 and will not become one under any circumstances. He told the Lawrence Journal World that reports of a republican harmony meeting mentioning him are unfounded and his focus remains on strengthening the University of Kansas for the state’s future.
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Murphy
Lawrence Journal-World
Overland Park
University of Kansas
Wheat crop forecast at 970 million bushels in 1956
The Agriculture Department forecasts a 970,583,000 bushel federally controlled wheat crop for the year, down from 997,207,000 last year and well below the 10-year average. Winter wheat 735,720,000 bushels. spring wheat 284,813,000. yields: winter 23.6 bushels per acre. Acreage and state breakdowns for Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Colorado are listed.
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Ture
Goil Bank Land Retirement
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Local Notices
Hospital admits and discharges list local residents and out-of-town names with ages and addresses. Includes accidents, bonds, warrants, marriages, births at St Gathering and other area facilities, plus police briefs on a minor vehicle collision.
Grace I Mae Dannecker Funeral Services Held
Mrs Grace I Mae Dannecker 79 died Friday at St Catherine hospital Garden City resident four years funeral services conducted at Christian church Bucklin by Rev William Ricketts Born Vincennes Indiana June 18 1877 survived by daughter Mrs Ralph Gardiner Garden City sons Fred Dannecker Lubbock Texas John Dannecker Tulsa Texas seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren burial Bucklin cemetery
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Grace Dannecker
Grace
I Mae Dannecker
Christian’ Church
Bucklin
William Ricketts
Dannecker
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Vincennes
Ind
Ralph Gardiner
Fred Dannecker
Lubbock, Tex
John Dannecker
Tulsa, Tex
Bucklin Cemetery
Nixon and Knowland Rival for 1956 GOP Ticket
Washington reports Nixon positions himself as an Eisenhower man while courting conservatism with California senator Knowland. The two are described as rival contenders for No 1 on the next national GOP ticket, with Nixon backing U S aid to Poland and the administration loan package.
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Washington
Nixon
Isenhower
Knowland
Senate
California
Ernor Goodwin J. Knight
East Law
Sing, Mich
U. S
Poland
Local Outfit Masters Wisconsin Camp Training
Army veterans Hope and Saffels report Camp McCoy in Wisconsin shows guardsmen performing well. They describe equipment as newer and the battery’s field operations as the same. Garden City firing battery sights 105mm guns on McCoy range while observers note solid firing during summer training.
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Camp McCoy
Larned
Garden
City
Garden City
Dodge City
Ralph Guthrie
Garde
McCoy
Clyde
P. Daniel
Kansas
the. ‘McCoy Range
Guthrie
Saffels
Harris Says Ike Likely Accepts Gas Bill Without Amendments
Representative Harris says President Eisenhower indicated he would back natural gas legislation that lacks two administration proposed amendments. The letter, read at a news conference, suggests Ike would not veto the bill sponsored by Harris and Rep. Joseph P. O’Hara, boosting its chance in Congress. Harris notes the amendments would tighten FPC price controls and alter contract escalation provisions, but Eisenhower reaffirmed the goal of enacting natural gas reform this session. Harris chairs the House Commerce Committee, which just finished hearings on the bill.
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Washington
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Joseph P. O'Hara
R-Minn
Congress
Haris
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Hisenhower
House Commerce Committee
Six Die in Afyon Floods in Turkey
Six people drowned yesterday as flash floods struck Afyon province in west central Turkey. Rescue crews searched for others believed missing, with authorities warning of continuing inclement weather in the region.
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Istanbul
Afyon
Turkey
Market Grain Futures Quotations From Goffe and Carkener
The Kansas City wheat market shows July, September and December futures with fractional gains and losses, while Chicago corn and wheat and soybeans mix in closing figures. Notable locations include Hutchinson, Wichita, Omaha, Amarillo, Enid, Salina, Fort Worth and others reporting wheat receipts and prices.
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Goffe & Carkener
Kansas City
Chicago
Hutchingon
Wichita
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Worth
Markets End Mixed After Initial Losses On Eisenhower News
Wall Street recovered much of a sharp early drop as gains reappeared in American Smelting and Kennecott Copper while losses narrowed in steels after the White House bill appeared more reassuring. Trading volume was around 3.1 million shares with a 44 minute late tape. Kansas City livestock and local farm markets show steady to mixed readings amid slow demand and price moves.
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Eisenhower
Gils and Steels
White House
Wall Street
American
Kennecott Copper
Youngstown Sheet and
Lukens Steel
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City i
USDA
U. S
Grain Rally Boosts Chicago Wheat and Beans Amid Ike Illness
Grain futures rose on news of President Eisenhower’s upset stomach, then retreated on profit taking as traders weighed political risk and weather in Kansas and Oklahoma. Government sales of 400000 bushels of beans to Ohio and Indiana processors supported the market, with July futures and open interest noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Indiana
Fort Hays enrollments rise with local student turnout
Local students at Fort Hays Kansas State College report summer session enrollment at 1 120, up from 970 last year per registrar Standlee V. Dalton. Garden City locals include Wilma Hodgson Corn Paul D. Reid Billie E. Embree and others. area graduates and seniors noted among Kin. A Scott City landmark jail demolition begins after ten years vacant due to a fatal mattress fire. Kansas City grain market reports mixed prices across wheat corn oats barley and other staples.
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Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Standlee V. Dalton
Garden City
Wilma Hodgson Corn
Paul D. Reid
Billie E. Embree
Merle L. Warren
M. Deitchfield
Merein M. Snyder
Elsie ‘A. ‘Kdémp
Kenneth J. Webster
Beth Groom
Minna L. Dow
Sue Corn
Elsie L. York
Lin R. Krentzel
Anth A. Denayer
Donald
D. . Fowler
Kalvesta’ Leland
A. King
Gradurates
da’ Pierceville
Scott City
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Anna Callison
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Kendall
Harley Rector
Deerfield
Juanita Schlegel
Dighton
Wills R. Simpson
Delta Spikes
Earl Crosley
Gardendale
Duane Wolf
Eminence Oute
Myrtle D. Pearce
N. Ith
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Lowell A. Goodwin
Paul and
Connie Schneider
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Alfredo Garcia
Chester Costello
Charles Eiven Barhydt
Cimarron
Herman LaVern Brungardt
Joe Perez Jr
Brownfield
Tex
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E. Hazel
Joe Ramos
Archie B. Locke
Russell
Werner
Safford
Frank
Marion Leonard
Dallas Koehn
Roseburg
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Cleo Vern Beavers
Hutchinson
Meredith Claudette Husband
Pierceville
Johrnny Leo McEachern
Caldwell
Martha Ann Neel
M. W. McElroy
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Carl Baker
Holcomb
Edwin E. Foos
H. C. Woodham
George Bates
N. Main
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Ida
B.C. Munoz
St. Gathering
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Oaeuuags
Duane Worf
Phillip Lee Plumb
Thomas Lynn Gottschalk
Max Avila Rojas
J. C. Weaver
Deal Food Store
Weaver
Hope and
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National Guard
Carden
Ike
Sion
York
Lindhares Co
Seceennes Ste
Grain Rally
Scott County
Uch
Bob Cummings
AYDS
Fankhauser Drug
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Fathers Day
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Garden City, Kansas
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