Nixon Halleck Loom Over School Aid Bill Split
Vice President Nixon and House Republican Leader Halleck appear divided over a school construction aid bill. Nixon urged a compromise to remove the issue from the presidential campaign while Halleck aims to block the measure. Congress split on a four year 1.3 billion and a two year 1.8 billion package with Senate and House wrangling for a compromise. Eisenhower's original 2.2 billion plan faced rejection in the House.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Associates
Nixon
Halleck
Chicago
Congressional
Eisenhower
Senate
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Death of Olive Ann Huelskamp at 50 in Garden City
Olive Ann Huelskamp 50 died Saturday night at St. Catherine Hospital living at 602 East Kansas She was born December 14 1909 in Newton and moved to Garden City in 1922 She married W T Huelskamp on October 12 1931 and was a member of St Marys Church Survivors include her husband four sons Paul of Great Bend Donald of Woodward Cecil of Washington DC Sylvester of Garden City three brothers Ellman Dilts Ara phaho Wyo Euvyl and Phorest Sedgwick Kan and seven grandchildren Funeral is Wednesday at 930 am at St Marys Church Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery Rosary by Knights of Columbus at 830 pm Tuesday at Phillips Funeral Home
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Olive Ann Huelskamp
St. Catherine Hospital
East
Kansas
Newton
Huelskamp
Garden City
W. T. Huelskamp
St. Mary’s Church
Paul
Great Bend
Donald
Woodward
Okla
Cecil
Washington, D.C
Sylvester Garden City
Ellman Dilts
Arapaho
Wyo
Euvyl
Phorest
Sedgwick
Kan
Reverend Simpson Clark 79 Dies at Veterans Hospital Wichita
The Rev. Simpson Clark aged 79 of 712 Elm died 11:59 p.m. Saturday at Veterans Hospital Wichita Born May 11 1881 in Harrison County Indiana he served churches in Illinois Kansas Missouri and held Masonic and VFW memberships He was Chaplain of the Royal Arch Masons of Kansas in 1958 and High Priest of New Albany Indiana Survivors include widow Julia and son Andrew Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Christian Church with Rev Arthur Fleming officiating Burial with Masonic and military guard at Valley View Phillips Funeral Home in charge
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Simpson Clark
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Harrison County
Ind
Mr. Simpson
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Masonic Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Royal Arch Masons of
New Albany
Julia
Andrew
Magnolia
Christian Church
Arthur Fleming
Masonic
Military Guard
Valley View
Phillips Funeral Home
Hollywood Writers End 22-Week Strike With New Deal
The Writers Guild of America West votes to approve a 42 month contract offering a 10 percent raise for the first two years and a health fund funded by producers. Benefits cover about 500 screenwriters with additional 5 percent of salary contributions up to 100000 per film and two percent of television exhibitors receipts. TV writers seek profit participation from foreign sales and meet with independent TV producers today.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
West
Guild
Alliance of Independent Television Producers
House Cuts 790 Million From Foreign Aid in Proceeding
The House Appropriations Committee reduced Eisenhower’s foreign aid request by 790 million, with 400 million from military assistance. If sustained, the program would have 3.3845 billion of the 4.175 billion requested for the fiscal year starting July 1, plus about 400 million in unobligated prior funds.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Senate
Otto E. Passman
D-La
May Building Permits Show Gain in Number
May building permits rose to 25 from 17 in April while total value fell from 287 635 to 189 450. Major single permits in April included St Catherine Hospital addition 171000 and Presbyterian Church annex 59000. May had no such large permits.
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Taoat
St. Catherine Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Holcomb man earns BA in philosophy at Sewanee
Leonard Wayne Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Johnson of Holcomb received a Bachelor of Arts degree last week from the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee He completed his major in philosophy and was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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Leonard Wayne Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Holcomb
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Beta Theta Pi
Train Collision Near Naples Injures Twenty
Two suburban electric trains collided head on in a tunnel 10 miles north of Naples injuring 20 people. Motormen on both trains and six passengers were reported in grave condition.
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Naples
Italy
North Carolina State Dairy Expert to Visit Gardiner Plant
Dr. Willie M. Roberts head of NC State University dairy department will tour Gardiner Dairy and Ice Cream Co. in Raleigh area Thursday to survey control work plant efficiency and procedures. James Walker Reynolds Manhattan Mutual Life Insurance special agent received a sales and service award at the firm’s Manhattan conference. Dodge City Social Security office representative will attend District Courtroom tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Willie M. Roberts
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
N.C
Gardiner Dairy and Ice Cream Co
U.S
Gardiner
James Walker Reynolds
The
Manhattan Mutual Life Insurance Co
Manhattan
Dodge City Social Security Office
Ole Miss Honors 43 Graduates with Straight A Average
Neville Dean Dunnan and 42 other University of Mississippi undergraduates are named to the spring honor roll for achieving a perfect A average. Dunnan is listed as the son of Mr and Mrs N L Dunnan of 701 N Second.
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Neville Dean Dunnan
N. L. Dunnan
N. Second
University of Mississippi
Tulsa honors dean's list member Virginia Tuttle
Virginia Tuttle of Kalvesta daughter of Mr and Mrs H Russell Tuttle is named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the University of Tulsa spring semester.
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Virginia Tuttle
H. Russell Tuttle, Kalvesta
University of Tulsa
Jay Stewart Chosen Kansas VFW Commander
Jay Stewart of Hays was elected commander of the Kansas Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual convention. Other officers named include J. R. Mathias Topeka senior vice commander Bud Hess Lawrence junior vice commander Francis Stone Topeka quarter master John Stang Lacrosse judge advocate Valerian Burgundy Hays chaplain Merl Jordan Great Bend inspector general and Dr Farris Evans Wichita department surgeon.
Kansas City Market Report Receipts and Livestock Prices
Friday's market receipts include 848 cattle and 401 hogs. Fat cattle steady to 50c lower, heifers and steers 23 to 24.50, cows steady to strong with bid ding by five packers. Hog market up to 50c, cattle and calves mixed with feeders in short supply and prices mostly in the 23 to 28 range. yearling feeders 24 to 25.50. cows and calves 185 to 215 per pair.
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Kansas City
Granddaughter Fatally Crushed by Tombstone in Cemetery
In COMDIDIER Switzerland Marie Claude Grossrieder aged 9 and her younger sister visited a cemetery to place flowers on their grandfather s grave when a tombstone toppled onto Marie Claude killing her. The accident occurred Sunday in a local cemetery.
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Comdidier
Switzerland
Marie-Claude Grossrieder
Marie-Claude
Local Admittances Dismissals Births and Licenses List
Interwoven local notices list admissions and discharges at St Catherine Leopold and other facilities. It also records births at St Catherine Raynesford Clinic Garden City and notices on bonds accidents and a county marriage license for Ronald Snyder and Carolyn Heismeyer.
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Ronald Chris Snyder
Carolyn Heismeyer
Garden City
Former Army Captain Faces Cuban Court
In Havana a former army captain, Manuel Beaton, faces trial by a Cuban military court authorized to issue the death penalty for his role in attempting a revolt against Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Beaton was flushed from a hiding place in western Cuba, the last of 16 insurgents sought for months in the rugged mountains where Castro aimed to topple President Fulgencio Batista.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Manuel Beaton
Cuba
Beaton
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Norfolk and Western to merge with Nickel Plate railroad
The Norfolk and Western and Nickel Plate announce a merger to form a system with about 5 024 miles of track from Virginia through Illinois to New York. Exchange ratio set at 45 Nickel Plate shares per 1 N and W share giving Nickel Plate roughly 20 percent of the merged entity, contingent on a 111 mile Pennsylvan ia Railroad linkage between Columbus and Sandusky.
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Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Nickel Plate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Illinois
New York State
Norfolk and Western Common
N&w
Stuart T. Saunders
F. S. Hales
Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky
Pennsylvania
Schonberner elected Kansas F O E president in Salina
Robert S. Schonberner of Junction City was elected Kansas president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the state convention in Salina. Other officers named include Vice President Robert Lathrop of Great Bend, Secretary John L. Shelton of Prairie Village, Treasurer John Blackwell of Clathe, and Ritual Conductor C. C. Bain of Emporia. The women’s auxiliary chose Mrs. May Hoover of Manhattan as president, succeeding Mrs. Pearl Marsh of Fort Scott as junior past president.
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Salina
Robert S. Schonberner
Junction City
Kansas
Order of Eagles
Robert Lathrop
Great Bend
John L. Shelton
Prairie Village
John Blackwell
Clathe
C. C. Bain
Emporia
May Hoover
Manhattan
Pearl Marsh
Fort Scott
Market Opens Higher on Substantial Space Age Gains
Stocks advanced modestly in moderate trading as space age issues led the lift. The Dow rose 1.76 to 656.64 while the AP 60 average gained 0.50 to 225.00 with gains concentrated in industrials rails and utilities.
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New York
Transitron
Texas Instruments
Varian
Ford
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Nickel Plate
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Texaco
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Associated Press
U.S
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Valley View Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Rev. Simpson Clark
United Nations Program
Committee
Bethel
Jay Stewart
V.F.W
Karen McGraw
Harvey Johnson
Lani Green
Sharon Dickenson
Janice Grady
Merlene Rintoul
Rocky Mountain National Park
Johnson
Johnson Studio
Tre
Garden City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Ivy League
Ummer
Rya
Ryan Clothing
J. O. James
N. Main
James
Tombstone
St. Catherine
R.C. Springstead
Denver
Colo
Max Schmitz
Davis
James W. Baxter
Albert Bayer
Connie S. Bird
Deerfield
Richard E. Scott
Dighton
Harold Faulconer
Satan
Aaron W. Zacharias
Tulsa
Oklo
Lottie O. Shults
Mark W. Turrentine
E. Hackberry
Burtis A. Stevenson
Kenneth Gibson
Leopold
Clarence Rixon
St. John
Paul Slocum
Hugoton
Lloyd Gene Herman
W. Abe Musselman
Scott City
Lloyd Brown
Eugene R. Hund
Katherine Schlereth
Shirrie L. Galliart
Marcellyn Knoll
Michael Merrill
RFC
Charles A. Krug
Jennie Bailey
James Baxter
Clifford Hemel
John Heile
Mulberry
J.D. Adams
Richard Mason
Copeland John Ballew
Arkansas City
Clyde Bulkley, Jr
Wesley
Kay C. Potter
Satanta
Burtis Stevenson
Raynesford Clinic
Jack Koehn
Copeland
Jose Vidal Mata
Paul Etrick
Dodge City
Stephen Mike McCormick
Lakin
Gilbert Leon Elliott
Darrell James Frazier
Maple
Loren Kay Apps
Leon
Garden City Telegram
Norfolk and Western
Virginian Railway Co
Schonberner
Garden City, Kansas
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