Soviets Block Nuclear Talks in Geneva Crisis
In Geneva the Soviet Union demands either a three man veto over inspections or merging talks with general disarmament. The United States and Britain reject both options and study the transfer idea, warning they will not accept a patrol veto. Tsarapkin says talks can continue without ultimatum but links progress to the Khrushchev merger proposal. Dean calls the Soviet stance a dictation and a setback for negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Soviet Union
West
United States
Britain
Washington
London
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
Arthur W. Dean
Michael Wright
Stevenson Seeks Independence Tone in Paraguay Stop
Adlai E Stevenson, Kennedy’s special envoy, arrived in Asuncion after a stop in Rio de Janeiro. He met Paraguay’s Stroessner, described as the continent’s remaining dictator, in a brief unannounced discussion. A 1,000-strong crowd welcomed him at the airport with a military guard and band, and Stevenson spoke on Paraguayan independence without mentioning Stroessner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chile
South América
South America
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
Alfredo Stroessher
Stevensott
Americas
Rio de Janeiro
Monay Stevenson
Stevenson
Stroessis
Film on blind children shown at Civic Center
A 42 minute film produced for the American Foundation for the Blind will be shown at 8 p m Thursday in the Civic Center. The Syracuse University Peabody center produced sequences of nine blind children birth through kindergarten in their homes and schools to show basic needs and how problems may seem less difficult with support. Otto Peterson of Garden City will present the film as the Western Kansas home teacher for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Foundation For the Blind
Civic Center
Peaho.vicant Center
Syracuseniversity
Otto Peterson
Garden City
Kansas
GE May Face Breakup Hint From Government
General Electric said the government raised the possibility of court action to break up GE as part of talks about a proposed consent decree to end a price fixing conspiracy case. The company rejected the decree as foolhardy and impossible to fulfill, with officials unsure which properties might be divested. The case involves GE and 28 other electrical equipment makers fined nearly $2 million for price fixing and bid rigging.
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New York
General Electric Co
Ast. Atty
Leo Loevinger
New York Times
Wall Street Journal
Earliey
Wayward Security Clerk Quits Job
William H. Covington, a National Security Agency clerk who had been missing four days, resigned from the agency for personal reasons. He was found Monday at Delaware Park Race Track near Wilmington. no charges were filed, per a Pentagon spokesman.
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Washington
William H. Covington
National Security Agency
Pentagon
Covington
Super Secret
Defense Department
Delaware Park
Wilmington
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Scott Dies at Birth
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ed Scott of 512 N Sth died at birth Monday at St Catherine Hospital. Survived by maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs B L Joheson Independence Kan and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John B R Scott Wichita. Graveside services at 10 a m Wednesday Valley View Cemetery conducted by Rev Henry Greenwald Phillips Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ed Scott
N. Sth
St. Catherine Hospital
BL. Joheson
Heinley Funeral Services for William Heinley
William Nathan Heinley 88 of 212 North 10th died Sunday. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in Garland Chapel with the Rev. Carl Ingersoll officiating. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nathan Heinley
Garland Chapel
Carl Ingersoll
Valley View Cemetery
Death of Pete A LaGesse Of Boise Idaho
John B LaGesse of 512 N 5th receives word of the death of his brother Pete A LaGesse in Boise Idaho Former Garden City resident and Schulman Hardware employee for over 20 years left the area about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. LaGesse
Pete A. LaGesse
Boise
Ida
Mr. LaGesse
Garden City
Schulman Hardware
Idaho
Fire Injures Wichita Family
An eight year old boy was burned critically and his parents and four siblings were injured when a northwest Wichita home burned. Richard A. Weaver suffered burns over 98 percent of his body. Father, 34, had severe cuts and facial and hand burns. mother burned on hands and arms. Montye 13, back arms chest. Alfred 12, back. B. Duane 2 escaped unharmed, pushed to safety by his mother. Sherman Jones, rookie with the San Francisco Giants, won all 10 decisions as a reliever with Tacoma last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Richard A. Weaver
Alfred L. Weaver
Montye Weaver
Alfred
B. Duane
Judge Signals Warning on Freedom Rides Ban
A federal judge in Montgomery warns he may reinstate the ban on sponsored Freedom Rides into Alabama if needed. The Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker said rides will continue this week despite the ruling, and a July hearing was postponed due to notice issues. Justice Dept. opposed the restraining order while CORE sought to dismiss the case.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S
Frank M. ‘Johnson Jr
Atlanta
Wyatt Tee Walker
The
Rides Coordinating Committee
Alabama Capital
Johnson
Tne
Congress of Racefal Equality
CORE
Freedom
Justice Department
Thurgood Marshal
Washington
Freedom Riders
Calvin Whitesell
Local Produce Market Prices and Egg Listings
The market shows eggs by size and grade with numbers indicating stock levels and prices. Listings include Extra Large A s Large and Medium eggs, Bs Large and Medium, Egat O s £ 20, 1st Grade Creamer, 4-Day Cream, and counts for Heavy Hens and Light Hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egat O
Magazine Editor Named at KAMU in McPherson Sentinel
The McPherson Sentinel appoints a long-time NEWS staffer as magazine editor to begin July 10. A former president of the Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association and member of the AP Managing Editors Association, he succeeds a yet unnamed successor on the Sentinel staff. In Kansas City livestock market results, cattle and calves hold steady while hogs rise. beef and veal prices range with steers at 21.00 to 22.75 and hogs 19.00 to 18.35 respectively. lambs show strength with prime at 18.50 and ewes at 2.00 to 4.00.
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Eueye
Imciuce UL Ut
The
McPherson Sentinel
Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association
AP Managing Editors Association
Sentinel
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Pratt (Ap
Linzie Williams
NEW York
Kansas Associa Investing
Askection
Mark Affiliated
Anson
McPherson
Ing
Midwest Municipal
Bullock Fd
Chemical
KAMU
Dreyfus Fund
Willams
Pratt
Bat & How
Fidelity Fd
Kas
Finan Ind
Williams
A. D. Fund Invest
McGuire
Gen Investor
Hamil FD
Ste Dee
Kansas
Incorp Inc
Missouri
Incorp Invest
Guire
Ancan & Mambhnaw
Mass Invest
Ser-Inc
Ser-Stk
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Inc
Science
Val Line Inc
Wellington
Births and admissions listed from Garden City Hospitals
The day’s record shows admissions at St. Catherine with many named patients from Alvares to Deerfield and Leopold, plus births for James Woodrow of Ulysses a boy at 1:58 p.m. Monday weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces and Leo Noll at 701 Bancroft a girl at 9:15 a.m. Monday weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces.
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Clarence Wheeler
Taylor
Robert Buerkle
Holcomb
Anta Brenhaman
Alma Greiner
Scott City
Joe Scott
N. Sth
Leo Noll
Bancroft
Chester Costello
Curtis Lee
William Young
Jenny
Evelyn McNellis
Deerfield
Ete Siroky
Leopold
A. J. Ross
Dodge City
James Woodrow
Ulysses
Bonds and notices fromCourts and police list
Court and police notices list bond postings fines suspensions and forfeit actions. Edwin Witzke Robert Virgil Rivenburg fined for meter violation and disturbing the peace. Various defendants pleads include speeding and license issues. Bonds forfeited and drivers licenses suspended with court actions and two divorces filed noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Witzke
Robert Virgil Rivenburg
N. Main
Lanny Forrest Pauley
Lane D
Juan Nevarez
Karen Diane Leonard
Lilian G. Joseph
Delbert Larry Cox
Russell E. Farnsworth
George H. Griffith
Jerry Wayne Anderson
Legal Deeds and Oil Leases Recorded
Warranty deeds transfer parcels in Stevens and Inge additions to Midwest Investment Co and Moler households. Bedelia Jukkola transfers land to Fellowship Baptist Church. Oil and gas lease grants to National Cooperative Refinery Association cover sections 21 and 29 in 160 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Joyce
Et Ux
Midwest Investment Co., Inc
Stevens
Richard K. Strayer
Myrone, Moler
Inge
Vinzant
Bedelia Pyle Jukkola
Fellowship Baptist Church
Holmes
Walter Richter
Et al
National Cooperative Refinery Association
Floor Fight Expected Housing Measure Through Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate cleared the 6.14 billion housing bill 64 to 25 amid looming House floor action. Senate sponsor Sparkman says passage could end yearly housing bills. House manager Rains predicts a clash over public housing and Treasury financing methods as the measure moves to debate.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
House Rules Committee
Democrats
John Sparkman
D-Ale
Congress
Sparkman
Albert Rains
House Banking Committee
Rains
Treasury
All-State Music Camp honors for Becky Rogers and Kathy Smith
Becky Rogers and Kathy Smith earned first-chair roles at the All-State Music Camp at Kansas State University. Becky is first-chair violin in the orchestra while Kathy is first-chair bass clarinet in one band and contra-bass in another. The camp began Sunday and runs through the week with about 200 high school musicians attending. A Finney County Young Democrats meeting is set for 8:30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Rogers
Roland P. Rogers
Kathy A. Smith
Dick Smith
Kansas State University
Becky
Kathy
Carp
Finney County
Young Democrats
Chamber of Commerce
Flood Control Funds Urged by Missouri and Kansas Delegation
A Missouri and Kansas delegation pressed Congress to approve 52 million dollars for flood control work in their states for the year starting July 1, and asked for funding across multiple projects. Leaders named include Willia G. Calvert Lew Paramore Robert Anderson Tilghman Cloud and Gov. John Anderson Jr. and Gov. John M. Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Congressional
Missouri-Arkansas Flood Control Association
Mississippi Valley Association
Willia G. Calvert
Richmond
Missouri-Arkan- 888
Lew Paramore
Kansas City
Kan
Mississippi Valley
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
John Anderson Jr
Tilghman Cloud
Jefferson City
John M. Dalton
Kansas River Basin
Hays
Wilson
Milford
Turtle Creek
Manhattan
Frankfort
Topeka
Perry
Lawrence
Merriam
Kansas Citys
Arkansas River
Walnut River Basin
Great Bend
Cow Creek
Hutchinson
Elk City
Cedar Paint
Council Grove
John Redmond
Rathbun
Iowa
Illinois Men Held On Check Scheme
Two Illinois men are jailed in Missouri on charges of defrauding owners at a New Cambria sale barn. Victor Bellefeuille and Kenneth Wick admitted operating a bad check scheme across Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Illinois, buying calves with bad checks and selling for 50 to 75 percent profit. They said money funded women and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Illinois
Missouri
Macon County
New Cambria
Gus. Ward
Victor Ronald Bellefeuille
Lake Bluff
Ill
Kenneth George Wick
Highland Park
Mll
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ward
Bellefeuille
Atchison
Dynamite Attacks Knock Out South Tyrol Power Lines
Two new blasts topple electric pylons in Bolzano area cutting power to the region. No injuries reported but deputy state attorney Leonardo D Alessandra died of a heart attack after inspecting wreckage. Over 300 pylons felled in pre dawn explosions blamed on pro Austrian elements.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Leonardo D'Alessandro
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Dean
Stevenson Cenfer
Wayward Security
Colorado Springs
First Methodist Church
Laft
Cindy Hagaman
Satanta
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Bertie Jefferies
Gaye Buzbee
Colorado
Darrel Morrow
Infant Scott
Wichita Family
Sherman
Jones
San Francisco Giants
Tacoma
Oregon
Dale McBee
Springfield
Ore
Duane West
Duane
Bill Browo
Garden City Telegram
St. Catherine
James Woodrow, Alvares
Veronica Sterling
Jerald Wray
Darrel Hallbick
Dighton
Ricky Hagen
Ingalls
Peter Bludnick
Valentine Haler
John Holmes
E. Fulton
Lariy Underwood
Donald Ray Wilson
Bart Ray Humphries
Cities Service Gas Co
State Corporation Commission
Fred Foreman
Elva Opal Foreman
Legals
Dart Bros
Allied van Lines
P.O. Box
Liberal
Mansmooth
Batiste Oxford Blake
Batiste Oxford
Neamesa
Blake
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