Preventive Prescriptions Aim to Fight Inflation Policy
President Eisenhower urged doctors to curb inflation in medical fees and keep health care a private doctor patient matter. He told the American Medical Association that fiscal responsibility supports a robust economy and a stable dollar, warning against government takeover. He spoke to over 5,000 at Convention Hall in Atlantic City.
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Garden City notices list speeding fines and suspensions
A scanned Garden City notices section shows multiple individuals fined for speeding and related citations with details such as suspended licenses for 90 days, bond forfeitures, and addresses. Separate entries record warranty deeds, oil and gas leases, and property transfers including names like Jarrell Dee, Giles Warren Browne, and Frank F. Suchy Jr., with property blocks and lot numbers.
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Hal Hartwick
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Adolph A. Rome
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Davis
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Albert
Terrence Joseph Kraus
York Ave
Margaret Hoinstrom
John C. Garison, Jr
William H. Kuean
Jones
Walker
M. P. Molz
J. R. Carroll
Holmes
Oil
G&s
Frank F. Suchy, Jr
Pan American Petroleum Corp
GEV
Taking Nature Into Hand
Stockholm AP reports Swedish geneticist Prof. Per Eric Lindahl predicts parents may choose offspring sex within ten years. He notes several methods exist but none fully reliable yet. He describes splitting sperm to separate male and female X chromosomes and using artificial insemination to deliver the chosen sex.
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Uppsala
Arrest of Harry Thomas Wilcox in Trailer Court case
Harry Thomas Wilcox arrested at McDonald Trailer Court on an insufficient funds check charge. He was released to the sheriff's office for custody and processing.
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Courts Release Sauer and Erickson Driving Case Notes
Courts released Donald F. Sauer after an insufficient check case and ordered revocation of costs with a debate on the check. Russell Dwight Erickson faced a driving related action, with license suspension pending.
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Kansas City Produce and Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market data show cattle and calves steady to mixed, hogs active with barrows and gilts up, sows down, and sheep trends mixed. Notable weights include good and choice fed steers 25.00-27.50, vealers 28.00-31.00, spring lambs 23.50-25.00, and 108 lb shorn yearlings at 17.00, reflecting varied demand across cattle hogs and sheep segments.
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Kansas City
County Leaders Finish Clinic at Finney County Fairgrounds
Finney County home demonstration unit and 4-H clothing leaders wrapped up a two day sewing machine care and adjustment clinic at the county fairgrounds. The event, sponsored by the county extension office, featured Kathryn Sughrue, Christine Wiggins, Harold Stover, and Floy Reece from Kansas State University. About 425 HDU members and 4-H clothing class members in Finney County will receive the guidance on efficient care and use of sewing machines.
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Finney County
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Christine Wiggins
Harold Stover
Floy Reece
Kansas State University
Garden City Crash Injures Man and Nephew
A Garden City man Grover Craig and his 16 year old nephew James Richard Craig were injured in a one-truck crash near Deerfield. The driver suffered possible left arm injuries and a box of bread slipped, causing Craig to lose control as the truck left US 50 and rolled into a ditch.
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Marx Bakery
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Topeka
Martin Craig
Kearny County
George Hamm
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Stay Granted For Starkweather Mass Killer
Justice Charles Evans Whittaker granted a stay of execution to Charles Starkweather Weather a 20 year old mass killer from Nebraska. He had been scheduled to die in the Nebraska electric chair on Friday morning. He will have until June 17 to file a petition with the full Supreme Court for a review of his case.
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Supreme Court
Funeral for Mrs. Ruby Mercer in Here Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby Mercer 63 former Garden City resident will be held 10:30 a.m. Thursday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Leonard Cowan officiating. Burial will be in Valley View cemetery under Phillips Funeral Home guidance. Mrs. Mercer born July 8 1895 in Sumner County moved to this city in 1929 from Conway Springs. She was a Methodist member. Survivors include widower Walter, Phoenix daughter Mrs. Margaret Hokanson Denver and three sisters Mrs. Frank Miles Cunningham Mrs. Stella Gimbel Dodger City and Mrs. Jewell Dugston McComb II. one son Richard preceded her in death.
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Margaret Hokanson
Denver
Frank Miles
Cunningham
Stella Gimbel
Dodger City
Jewell Dugston
McComb
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Dean Elland Urges Interest in Summer Psychology Courses
The Telegram reports Dean Elland at the junior college urges anyone interested in the psychology courses offered this summer to contact Abe Hubert, principal at the Junior High School, before June 29.
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Abe Hubert
Youngsters Seek Spelling Title at National Bee
Washington AP report notes seventy contestants reach two days of finals in a national spelling championship. Seventy hopefuls ages 15 and under advance from regional contests. champion to be crowned after rounds eliminating all but one. Youngest is John Nelson nine from Houston. Gerardo Aguirre fifteen from Tampico Mexico is oldest and first Mexican finalist.
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John Nelson
Houston
Tex
Gerardo Aguirre
Tambaulipas
Mexico
Gerardo
Rio Grande
Laredo
Weather Mix With Sun In Kansas Statewide
A clouded to sunny day prevailed across Kansas with warm highs. Eastern areas stayed cloudy while western regions stayed brighter. The Weather Bureau anticipated possible sprinkles and isolated thunderstorms in the west later, with measurable rainfall reported in Pittsburg Chanute and Manhattan.
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Hearings Set in July on Southwestern Bell Rates
TOPEKA AP Hearings will open in July on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co s petition for new rates totaling about 5.8 million dollars annually KC Corp Commission chairman Marion Beatty said the company will present its case and then hearings will be continued to allow staff to cross examine and present evidence. The proposed increases would generally add 75 to 85 cents monthly for each individual residence line.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Marion Beatty
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200 Million to Surplus Huge Wheat Crop Forecast
Washington report says the House began debate on a new wheat program to curb production and support prices. Officials estimate this year’s crop could add to a surplus already near 1.46 billion bushels, with winter wheat at about 956.6 million bushels and spring wheat not yet estimated. The plan comes as government and Congress argue over farm policy to meet domestic needs.
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France Draws Away From NATO Allies In Europe
WASHINGTON AP The Senate leader's worksheet outlines priorities with Civil Rights action and other measures. Dirksen notes Johnson wants cautious passage of bills while France under de Gaulle presses for equal standing within NATO and broader policy deals with Eisenhower and Macmillan. Indonesia remains neutral on China's Tibet support.
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Tornadic Storm Strikes Fargo North Dakota
A tornado with winds up to 115 mph ripped through Fargo injuring none and leaving about 75 homeless. The storm damaged 25 trailer homes west of Fargo and disrupted telephone service. One death was reported in western North Dakota and a separate twister hit Bagley Minnesota. Belica Alonso, 18, of Nuevo Laredo Mexico, was killed by lightning east of Ardoch.
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