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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1960

Page

13

Sullivan Show Marks Twelve Years With Mixed Tier of Acts

The Ed Sullivan Show celebrated 12 years on CBS with a nostalgic look at its early variety roots and present guests. Wayne and Shuster, Victor Borge, a prize fighter and a golf champion appeared as part of a loosened, varied program. Also noted was NBCs Summer Hero a live mystery hour featuring Patty McCormack Zachary Scott and a resolved plot, while a Margaret Bourke White Story on NBC offered Teresa Wright and Eli Wallach in a biographical drama about Parkinsons disease.

New York Ed Sullivan CBS Wayne and Shuster Victor Borge Margaret Bourke White NBC Teresa Wright Eli Wallach

Medical Men in Health Meeting Heads Open in Miami

The AMA hosts its 109th annual convention in Miami with about 14 000 physicians and 209 delegates. E Vincent Askey of Los Angeles to be installed president. health insurance for the aged tops discussion as speakers present competing views. Paul Butler urges action, cites Forand bill, while Thruston Morton touts a voluntary state linked plan and Gov. Barnett calls state responsibility in health care.

American Medical Assn House of Delegates AMA E. Vincent Askey Los Angeles Paul Butler Democratic Party Thruston B. Morton Ross Barnett Mississippi

Stevenson Says He's No Candidate

Adlai E Stevenson declares he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. He sent a wire to Eleanor Roosevelt stating he will serve when called upon, then reiterated his non candidacy at his Libertyville home after Mrs Roosevelt urged him to consider a Stevenson Kennedy ticket.

Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt Libertyville

Europe salutes Ike courage amid Japan visit

Western European newspapers praised President Eisenhower for continuing his trip to Japan while questioning its value. French, West German, and Italian papers offered cautious support, with some critics doubting the trip's impact on U.S. Japanese relations. The London Daily Mirror praised Ike's guts.

London Europe Eisenhower Japan France West Germany Frankfurt Neue Presse Daily Mirror U.S Ike

Liberal Man Heads Kansas 40 and 8 Officers

Hebert Hobble of Liberal was elected head of the Kansas 40 and 8 at its annual meeting Sunday. His brother John M. Hobble, also of Liberal, is chef chemin de fer the top national officer of the veterans organization. New state officers include Louis W. Pencik, grand commissaire intendant. Joe F. Zimmerman, grand chef de train. Dale A. Davis, sous grand chef de train. and D. A. Christ, cheminet national.

Topeka Hebert Hobble Liberal Kansas John M. Hobble The Veterans Organization Louis W. Pencik Kansas City Kas Grand Commissaire Intendant Joe F. Zimmerman Dale A. Davis Hutchinson D. A. Christ Cheminet National

Wild Chase Ends with Charges Against Man

Aurora Missouri reports a young ex con in jail after a violent spree on Sunday. Junior Leroy Theobald 24 faces rape and assault charges as police recount a home invasion rape and car thefts following a county wide pursuit.

Aurora Inteni Jack Appelquist Junior Leroy Taeobald Theobald C. M Crosby

Recovered Bodies of Two Drowned Men Near Colby

Searchers recovered the bodies of Lester H. Forbes a 64 year old Denver tax consultant and L. L. Slaven an Aurora Colorado insurance man after a flash flood swept their car off U S 24 near Colby Kansas. Forbes was found Sunday six miles from the highway and Slaven was found Saturday in backwater near the road. The flood in Prairie Dog Creek was caused by a five inch rain.

Colby, Kas U. S. 24 Colby Lester H. Forbes Denver L. L. Slaven Aurora Colo Prairie Dog Creek

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