Kennedy Attacks Khrushchev and GOP Policy
Senator John F. Kennedy accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of wrecking diplomacy with obsolescent U.S. politics while blasting President Eisenhower Nixon governance. He argues for stronger military power, revived NATO, revamped aid, and a tougher stance to secure Western interests and world stability. The widespread critique echoes concern over Kennedy’s readiness to negotiate with Khrushchev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Camp David
Khrushchev
Middle East
Israel
U.S
Africa
Republican nominee filings for 3rd District race announced
The article lists candidates filing for party nominations including Jack W. Shaw in Galena for the Republican in the 3rd District Congress race. Also filed are Republican peers Fear Doe Etba Kamae Mahoney and Dorrance Aled as potential contenders. A Democratic nomination path is noted for a secretary position with Concordia’s James filing a candidacy and Belleville’s Senator seeking the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOP Rka
Jack W. Shaw - Galena Monisy
Kamae Mahoney
Dorrance
Aled
We Atare
M &. James
Concordia
Sen
Belleville
Local Notices From St Catherine Anna Kril zer to Leopold
Notices list multiple individuals with addresses across Deerfield Holcomb Lakin and Russell McCart, including dismissals and marriages. Names include Joan Hrbek Shirrie L Galliart Rebecca Walters Leota Lyden Mrs. Hill Jesus Hernandez and others with varied street addresses and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Anna Krilzer
Joan Hrbek
Healy
Shirrie L. Galliart
N. Main
Gene Fine
Deerfield
Gene M. Clark
Rebecca J. Walters
Leota K. Lyden
Robert Hill
Holcomb
Jesus Hernandez
Leopold
Thayne Davis
Lakin
Market Leaders Ease Slightly in faltering stock day
NEW YORK AP some market leaders eased fractions of a point as a faltering market struggled to maintain headway. Gains and losses were fractional, with more declines than advances as trading continued. Dow 30 at 655.56, down 0.29 at noon. 60-stock average down 0.20 at 224.60. rails and steels mixed. Eastman Kodak ahead. Norfolk & Western rose amid merger news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
American Motors
Eastman Kodak
de Pont
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate Railroad
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Births and bonds listed in Garden City ver Colo notice
In Garden City ver, Colo Mrs. Eugene Love City. Mrs. Kennneth Gillespie 603 N 13th Louis C Munoz 1601 Jones Leopold R W Blackwood RFD 1 Births At St Catherine To Mr and Mrs Jesus Hernandez Holcomb a boy at 6:45 m yesterday weighed 4 lbs 14 oz To Mr and Mrs Robert Hill Holcomb a boy at 7:08 m yesterday weighed 9 lbs To Mr and Mrs Gene Fine Deerfield a girl at 12:12 p m yesterday weighed 8 lbs 2 oz Courts Bonds Posted Dwayne David Gilliam 619 N 10th $20 running red light and speeding Cruz Contreras Perales 2203 A & t $15 speeding and no driver's license Bonds Forfeited Jesse Mc Million Jose Vidal Mata Cruz Contreras Perales Linley 5 White Paul Etrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Jesus Hernandez
Holcomb
Robert Hill
Gene Fine
Deerfield
Dwayne David Gilliam
Cruz
Contreras Perales
A &T
Jesse McMillion
Jose Vidal Mata
Cruz Contreras Perales
Linley
White
Paul Etrick
Traffic Crash at 7th and Laurel Involves Two Drivers
A Monday crash occurred at 11:15 a.m. at 7th and Laurel. Vehicles were driven by Mrs. Theron Harmon of 910 Lyle and Harvey A. Bailey of 17144 B St. No injuries or causes are specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th and
Laurel
Theron Harmon
Lyle
Harvey A. Bailey
Two Fugitives Slip Law Again
In Topeka AP bulletin Ottawa police, sheriff and volunteers hunted two young fugitives, Carl Roy Chase aged 19 and Jay Lea King 20, after they overpowered a guard near Lansing stole a car, fled toward Ottawa and slipped through a roadblock before fleeing on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Carl Roy Chase
Jay Lea King
Kansas
Lansing
U. S. Highway 50
Williamsburg
Garden City Chamber Announces Bazaar Census and Help Wanted
Garden City Chamber of Commerce thanks merchants and residents for the second Sidewalk Bazaar and notes the event may become annual. A local census effort with the Telegram Coupon and Chamber contact BR 6 3264 seeks uncounted residents from the 1960 census. Also listing employment applications from area girls and July 4 plans plus a KABIB Tour visit to Garden City with a fried chicken picnic in Finnup Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Dale Fry
Garden City
Chamber
Newa Medias
Garden City Telegram
P.O
Chamber Office
Fairgirls
Kansas
Finnup Park
Ike Speaks to Women's Group
President Eisenhower sent a greeting to the General Federation of Women's Clubs as it opened its 69th annual convention in Washington. Miss Chloe Gifford outlined her two-year term at the opening banquet, where Eleanor Roosevelt was honored for contributions to human relations. Luce could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Far East
Chloe Gifford
Lexington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mental state of patient before surgery discussed
A Marquette University psychiatrist said doctors may delay operations if patients feel they will die. Strong hopeless feelings may trigger nervous system activity linked to sudden death, and addressing these emotions before surgery may aid recovery. Postoperative mood and anxiety can affect healing, with highly anxious patients sometimes showing poorer outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fra
Marquette University
Eugene 8. Turrell
Milwaukee
American Medical Alan
Turrell
Perias
Tyrrell
Furniture Buy Irregularities Denied by State Dept
The State Department promised a detailed refutation of charges by Sen. Proxmire that it awarded $99,400 in embassy furniture contracts without competitive bidding. He faulted $69,000 in Caracas purchases and costly air shipment, while the department cited a loneshoremen strike and occupancy timing to justify decisions and avoid extra rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate
Frederick H. Mueller
U.S
Caracas
Venezuela
Texas Demos Back Johnson for Presidential Nomination
Texas Democrats convened to present a united front for Sen Lyndon B Johnsons campaign for the presidential nomination. A rump convention by labor liberal dissenters could send a rival Texas delegation to the national convention in Los Angeles. Johnson forces showed signs of weakening opposition as labor members debated loyalty oaths and a possible rump session. Johnson urged unity at a preconvention rally, while House Speaker Sam Rayburn warned dissenters against going to Los Angeles to oppose the former war hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Lyndon B
Johnson
Los Angeles
R. D. Randolph
Price Daniel
House
Sam Rayburn
Nixon
Republican Party
Rayburn
Lakin Youth Assigned To Artillery Outfit
Army Pvt. Manuel Ochoa of Lakin is assigned to the 67th Artillery in San Rafael California. He entered the Army in December 1959 and trained at Fort Carson Colorado. Donald Holmes of Sublette completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Hood Texas and will report to Fort Sill Oklahoma for heavy artillery school. Army Pvt. Larry C. Davis of 1805 Hattie completed field training at Hoенfels Training Area in Germany after enlistment. Edward W. Rotruck USN of 305 N 8th is to be promoted to radarman third class aboard USS Gyatt with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Manuel Ochoa
Candelario A. Ochoa
Lakin
67Th Artillery
San Rafael
Calif
Ochoa
Fort Crrnon
Colo
Donald Holmes
John Holmes
RFD 1
Fort Hood
Texas
Fort Sill
Oklo
Heavy Artillery
Larry C. Davis
Ruth M. Davis
Hattie
Hohenfels
Germany
Edward W. Rotruck
USN
N. 8Th
Gyatt
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Death of Lloyd Chandler Defreese at 905th Street
Lloyd Chandler Defreese 48 was found dead behind his home Monday afternoon from a heart attack. Born January 21, 1912 in Turon, he had lived in the area 15 years after moving from Has Kell County. Survived by mother Ida, sister Lola, sister Mrs. Gilbert Yount of Sublette, brothers Ralph of Flagler Cole of Garden City, and Harold of Garden City. Phillips Funeral Home arranging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Chandler Defreese
Sunshine Needed Before Wheat Harvest Reaches Ripened Area
GREAT BEND AP The harvest office reports wet soils after a cool damp week slow cutting in southern Kansas. Some on high ground fields may be harvested if weather allows, with Anthony and Wellington areas eyed for Wednesday. Wheat around Wichita Newton Hutchinson and Elkhart ripens quickly as limited combines are available in Caldwell Wellington Anthony and Kiowa. More units will be needed to start cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kansas
State Harvest Labor Control Office
Anthony
Wellington
R. B. Gilkison
Wichita
Newton
Hutchinson
Elkhart
Caldwell
Kiowa
Board Tour Sees Kansas City River Sewage Problems
A six member federal board headed by Chester S. Wilson planned to tour Kansas City's river fronts to witness raw sewage discharge as part of a week long river pollution hearing. They would report findings to Secretary Flemming. The group viewed 28 slides showing sewage flow into the Kansas Missouri and Blue rivers. The sewers served 712 800 people but carried sewage equivalent to 1 578 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chester S. Wilson
Stillwater
Minn
Flemming
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Kansas, Missouri
Blue Rivers
Herbert
C. Clare
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterinarian Joins Reeve and Fairbairn Staff
Dr. EB W Weiss of Offerle joins Drs M P Reeve and L E Fairbairn as staff veterinarian. Weiss graduated earlier this month from Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine. He is married with five children and resides at 801 N Ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Weiss
Offerle
M. P. Reeve
L. E. Fairbairn
Weiss
Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine
Ist
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle 4,600 head with calves 100, slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 higher, cows strong to 25 higher. vealers, stockers and feeders steady. Hogs 4,500 priced with barrows and gilts 25.50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. Sheep 5,000 slow with spring lambs around 50 lower. good to prime slaughter lambs 20.50-22.50 and ewes 3.00-5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Back Yard Shooting Prompted City Gun Warning
Police report that on Monday evening a person fired a shot at objects in a backyard. The incident involved a warning about discharging firearms within the city limits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Kheushchev
Tuta
Zee
Eisenhowrer
Richard’ M. Nixon
GOP
Demoarte Aspiranta
Khrush- Kennedy
Paria
Xkrush
Alliéa
Smirace
P Kennedy
Khrush
Khrushonev
America
United States
NATO
Mark W. Turrentine
E. Hackberry
Russell McCart
Mra
Edwin W. Knoll
RFD
Connie S. Bird
Bride Howard Wells
Pinecrest
R. Cc. Springstead
Den
Topeka
WREN
Aff
Alame
Abilens
Wadar
Hickok
Itterei van Bugoning
Judy Maddy
Rake
Ly Maran
Pat Stroda
Phota
Ike
Holmes
Lloyd C. DeFreese
Board Studies
Reeve, Fairbairn
Roduce
Ane
Chemical
Dreyfus Fund
Eat & How Bal Dae
Eat & How
Fidelity Fd Accese
Finan Ind Fanannn
Keystone
Putnam Geo
Werm
SEARS
Malneebr
Anne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!