Eisenhower trip to Philippines still on schedule
President Eisenhower leaves Anchorage on a three day trip to the Philippines with a refueling stop at Wake Island and arrival near Manila at 3 45 p.m. local time. Reports note potential dangers from left wing mobs in Tokyo seeking to disrupt the visit.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hisen
Hower
Philippines
Japan
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Wake Island
Clark Field
Manila
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Rainy days test city sports program and more
City recreation director Herman Beringer battled soggy fields at Finnup Park as Knothole League games were kept on, while six tons of sand were dumped to firm the Little League diamond. In other news, the Waldorf family sustained serious injuries in a Colorado wreck, a church dog was locked in a local church, and Garden City began Clean Up Pick Up Week with routes from Main to city limits. President Eisenhower arrived in Anchorage after a 3700 mile flight, vowing to continue to Tokyo, with security plans being beefed in Tokyo for the visit. About 30,020 spectators lined streets of Garden City to greet him.
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Herman Beringer
Finnup Park
Beringer
LaVerne Billinger
Roscoe Waldorfs
Colorado
Waldorf
Roslyn
Rocky Ford
Bill
Garden City
Main
Kansas Avenue
The
Garden Club
Woman’s Division
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Anchorage
49Th State
Washington
Tokyo
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Jim
Hagerty
Emperor Hirohito
United States
Japan
Philippines
St. Paul
Manila Bay
Formosa
Okinawa
Korea
America
Hawaii
Alaska
Communists threaten violence over Eisenhower visit Tokyo
Leftist groups show restraint ahead of Eisenhower arrival in Tokyo while hard line Communist leadership warns of possible disruption. Security tightens with 25 000 police, 13 escort trucks, 52 motorcycles and extensive road police as Socialists join government in welcoming the president.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Redtinged
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Studnt Federation
White House
James C. Hagerty
Socialist Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Zoxgakuren
Democratic Socialist Party
U.S
Japan
Second Swim Session Planned
The Red Cross plans a second swimming session if enough interest and qualified instructors are found. Executive secretary Mildred Hope noted enrollment near 700 for the session opening Wednesday, close to pool capacity, due to many parents missing free lessons before May 25 enrollment closed.
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Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Red Cross Board
West-Pocket Revolt in Argentina Collapses Quickly
Buenos Aires AP reports that President Arturo Frondizi said a west pocket revolt in western Argentina collapsed within about six hours after starting. Loyal forces rallied to his side and captured General Mauricio Gomez, with rebels fleeing San Luis after briefly seizing sites including a radio station.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
San Luis
Europe
Interior Ministry
Mauricio Gomez
Rodolfo Larcher
Larcher
Rainy weekend totals boost Kansas area rainfall
The region recorded varied rainfall with Kan sas State Agricultural Experiment Station NE of town collecting 4.87 inches for the weekend, Garden City airport station logging .49 inches, and Scott City reaching 9.80 inches for the year. A funnel cloud was sighted NE of Ulysses but did not touch ground as Dodge City issued an alert. The Arkansas River receded slightly south of town with readings near 2.65 feet at 11:40 a.m. today.
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Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural Experiment Station
Town
Garden City
Ulysses
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Arkansas River
Roy Jenkins
Satuday
KABIE Tour Set to Visit Garden City Wednesday
The Kansas Agriculture Business Industry Education tour arrives in Garden City at 4 30 p m Wednesday touring Brookover feed yards Masonry Products Finnup Park and Windsor Hotel. A fried chicken picnic with local officials follows before the group spends the night and departs Thursday morning.
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Garden City
Kansas-Agriculture
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporis
Brookover
Masonry
Finnup Park
Chamber of Commerce
KABIE
Windsor Hotel
Emporia
Chamber of Commerce School Affairs Committee
Local Men Hurt In Fatal Crash Near Ulysses
Four Garden City residents were hospitalized with injuries from a Saturday car pickup crash east of Ulysses in which one man, George Coffey 25, of Ulysses, died. In stable condition are Paul Schwisher El Rancho Trailer Court John Smith 802 Summit Leonard Black 208 N 1st and Charles Hall 619 N 9th. Denver Harrington also hospitalized as pickup passenger, reported improved.
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Ulysses
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Paul Schwisher
el Rancao
John Smith
Summit
Leonard Black
Charles Hall
George Coffey
Ulysses Bulk Oil
Schwisher
Here
Denver Harrington
Harrington On
Friends Honor Dr. Miner For His Years of Service
Devoted patients and colleagues celebrate Dr. Oliver Miner marking decades of care in Finney County. A color TV and silver service were given by more than 250 families on a June birthday date tied to his and Mrs. Miner’s lifetimes.
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Friends
Dr. Miner
Oliver W. Miner
Ruth
Miner
American College of Surgeons
American Railway Surgeons
Santa Fe
Kansas
Loring V. Miner
Sublette
Finney County
Prairies
Mrs. Miner
Mary Caroline
Joe Kaufman
Lite Rock
Ark
Hilda Leah
Don) Flynn
Alaska
Katherine
Dean) Hart
Evans
Rocky Adlai Still Shine in Political Circle
The Associated Press reports Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller deny presidential candidacy but remain potential drafts. Stevenson declines to seek the Democratic nomination, while Rockefeller asserts Nixon would win the nomination and signals support if drafted, urging stronger defense and foreign policy clarity.
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Rocky, Adlai
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
John ¥. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Libertyville
Rockefeller
NBC
Meet the Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Three 50-Year Pins to Masons in Garden City
Garden City Masonic Lodge will award three 50 year membership pins at a Wednesday ceremony inside the lodge hall. part of this year's 75 year anniversary observances the pins go to Chester McAllister Louis M McCoy and Leonard Dale Williamson. Other evening events include an open lodge a talk on Masonry by J C Carter and a business session to update lodge records.
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Garden City
Masonic Lodge
Garden City Lodge
Chester McAllister
Louis M. McCoy
Leonard Dale Williamson
J.C. Carter
1960 Concert Series Listed for Garden City
Charles Larson of the Garden City Community Concert Association announces the 1960 61 season at Hope Auditorium featuring Robert Merrill Met Opera baritone on Oct 8 soprano Saramae Endich on Nov 14 and Feb 8 Myra Kinch and Co dancers Accent ing Comedy and Tipton's Music for Tonight small symphony closes on Apr 4 Conductor autist Tipton leads works This season's membership drive wrapped in March with cards mailed late summer.
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Charles Larson
Garden City Community Concert Association Board
Robert Merrill
Metropolitan Opera Company
Hope Auditorium
Saramae Endich
Myra Kinch
Tipton
Autist
Association
Larson
Garden Sass.
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Scott City
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Kal'vesta
Imperial Weather Station
Lane County
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Northern Natural Station
Holcomb
Garden
City Goodland
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Hi City
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North Seventh
Miss Mable
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Mayo Clinic
K.U. Medical Center
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Oliver Miner
Ingalls
University of
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Vermont
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Greensburg
Harvard
Seattle
Wash
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