Eisenhower to Philippines Japan trip on schedule despite unrest
President Eisenhower departed Anchorage for a three day trip to the Philippines and on to riot plagued Japan with refueling stops and added police security. He dismissed advice to delay the Tokyo visit and said the trip aims to improve international understanding despite anti government demonstrations.
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Philippines
Japan
Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Wake Island
Clark Field
Manila
Philippine
49Th State
Washington
Tokyo
James C. Hagerty
Jim
Hagerty
St. Paul
Manila Bay
Formosa
Okinawa
Korea
America
Hawaii
Second Swim Session Planned
Mildred Hope announced a second Red Cross swimming session if enough interest and qualified instructors are found. The board approved the series due to many unable to enroll children before May 25 and the program growing too large for six weeks. Enrollment for the upcoming session opening Wednesday nears 700, near pool capacity.
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Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Red Cross Board
Communists threaten violence as Eisenhower arrives in Tokyo
Tokyo AP dispatch says hard line Communist leadership still threats violence despite leftist groups backing away from airport protests. Police mobilize 25 000 to guard Eisenhower’s June 19 visit. security includes 13 trucks 600 officers and multiple patrol units along the 11 mile route to the palace. Democratic Socialist party joins government welcome effort.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Redtinged
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Studnt Federation
White House
James C. Hagerty
Emperor Hirohito
U.S
Socialist Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Zagakuren
Democratic Socialist Party
Japan
West Pocket Revolt in Argentina Collapses Quickly
Buenos Aires reports Frondizi's government says a west-pocket revolt in western Argentina collapsed within about six hours after it began. Loyal forces quickly captured General Mauricio Gomez and forced rebels to abandon San Luis sites including the radio station.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
San Luis
Europe
Interior Ministry
Mauricio Gomez
Rodolfo Larcher
Larcher
Rainfall totals and near term forecast for Southwest Kansas
Rain cooled down the region with most gauges showing no new moisture after weekend totals. Kan sas State station NE of town recorded 4.87 inches for the weekend bringing year to date over 11 inches. Garden City airport station logged .49 inches to Sunday midnight. A funnel cloud was sighted 6 miles northeast of Ulysses but did not touch ground and a Dodge City weather alert followed. Arkansas River levels receded slightly with 2.65 feet at 11:30 a.m. today after Sunday’s high of 2.85 feet.
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Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural Experiment Station
Town
Garden City
Alvin Lillibridge
Kalvesta
Imperial Weather Station
Lane County
Lawe Elevator
Peterson
Northern Natural Station
Holcomb
Ulysses
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Arkansas
Roy Jenkins
Sauuday
Miner
Haskell
Grant
Oliver Miner
Ingalls
Santa Fe
University of
Navy
Rutland
Vermont
Garden City hosts KABIE tour through Southwest Kansas
A 40 member Kansas State Teachers College group arrives in Garden City at 4 30 pm Wednesday for a feed yard tour at Brookover and a stop at Masonry Products. They view Finnup Park dine on fried chicken with Chamber officials, tour Windsor Hotel, stay overnight and depart Thursday morning 7 45. The tour began Sunday and ends in Emporia June 25.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Emporis
Brookover
Finnup Park
Chamber of Commerce
Windsor Hotel
Garden City
Emporia
Local Men Hurt In Fatal Crash Near Ulysses
Four Garden City residents were hospitalized with injuries from a Saturday car pickup crash near Ulysses that killed George Coffey, 25, bulk oil dealer and pickup driver. Paul Schwisher, El Bancho Trailer Court. John Smith, 802 Summit. Leonard Black, 208 N 1st. Charles Hall, 619 N 9th, were listed in satisfactory condition at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. Denver Harrington, also of Ulysses, was a pickup passenger and listed as improved.
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Ulysses
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Paul Schwisher
el Bancho
John Smith
Summit
Leonard Black
Charles Hall
George Coffey
Ulysses Bulk Oil
Schwisher
Denver Harrington
Harrington
Friends Honor Dr. Miner For His Years of Service
Dignitaries and more than 250 families honor Dr. Oliver Miner on his retirement decade with a color TV and silver service. The longtime physician known for whole person care and skillful surgery served Finney County communities for over 40 years and trained with regional medical leaders.
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Friends
Dr. Miner
Oliver W. Miner
Ruth
Miner
Clean Up Week Starts In Garden City
Garden City begins Clean Up Week with curbside trash and litter pickup from Main to east city limits and along nearby Kansas Avenue and railroad bounds. The Garden Club and Woman’s Division of the Chamber sponsor the effort, running through Thursday with area routes set for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Residents should place boxed trash out by 10 a.m. with items two-man teams can handle.
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Garden City
Main
Kansas Avenue
The
Garden Club
Woman’s Division
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Rocky Adlai Still Shine in Political Circle
The Associated Press reports that Adlai Stevenson and Nelson Rockefeller emphasize they are not candidates for the presidential nomination. Stevenson says he will serve when called, while Rockefeller backs Nixon if nominated but warns of policy disclosures.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Libertyville
Rockefeller
NBC
Meet the Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Three 50 Year Pins Awarded At Garden City Masons
During a Wednesday ceremony at the Garden City Masonic Lodge hall three members will receive 50 year pins as part of the lodge 75th anniversary observances. Recipients are Chester McAllister Louis M McCoy and Leonard Dale Williamson. The event includes open lodge a Masonry talk by J O 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.O. Carter
Covert Series Listed for Garden City Concert Season
Charles Larson, president of the Garden City Community Concert Association Board, announced the 1960 61 season at Hope Auditorium. Robert Merrill opens October 8, Saramae Endich performs November 14 and February 8, Myra Kinch and Co. present dance, and Tipton's Music for Tonight closes April 4 with a mixed program. Membership cards to be mailed after a March drive.
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Charles Larson
Garden City Community Concert Association Board
Robert Merrill
Metropolitan Opera Company
Hope Auditorium
Saramae Endich
Myra Kinch
Tipton
Association
Larson
Garden Sess ons Garden Notes A Poker Player Burst
A reported poker tale recounts a player who discarded a strong hand after a mistaken belief, illustrating nerves and misreading in a casual garden gathering.
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Ons Garden
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