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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1960

Page

12

Kennedy Attacks GOP Administration and Policy

Senator John F. Kennedy asserts that if Khrushchev had not wrecked the Paris summit it would have failed due to obsolete U.S. policies. He levels a sharp critique of Eisenhower and Nixon while outlining a overhaul of foreign policy including stronger NATO, aid reforms, and a new approach to the Middle East and Africa.

Washington John F. Kennedy D-Mass Nikita Khrushchev U.S Kennedy Eisenhower Paris Camp David Khrushchev Middle East Israel Africa

Shaw Announces for GOP Congressman in 3rd District Race

Shaw of Galena completed the filing to seek the Republican nomination for the 3rd District seat, joining four other GOP hopefuls. Elmo Mahoney of Dorrance seeks the Democratic secretary of state nomination, while Thomas S. James of Concordia files for the Democratic state senate seat in the 30th District. Senator Ted Sanborn of Belleville files for re nomination as a Republican.

Topeka Jack W. Shaw Galena Monday Elmo Mahoney Dorrance Thomas S. James Concordia Ted Sanborn Belleville

Admissions At St Catherine And Leopold Hospitals

List of patients admitted to St Catherine, Leopold and related facilities. Names include Anna Krit zer, Joan Hrbek, Shirrie Galliart, Rebecca Walters, Leota Lyden, Mrs. Gene Fine, Mrs. Jesus Hernandez, Mrs. Thayne Davis, Mark W. Turrentine, Russell McCart, Mrs. Edwin Knoll, Connie Bird, Mrs. Howard Wells and others with addresses in Deerfield Holcomb Lakin Den and nearby locales.

St. Catherine Anna Kritzer 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 Mark W. Turrentine E. Hackberry Russell McCart Edwin W. Knoll RFD Connie S. Bird Howard Wells Pinecrest R. C. Springstead Den

Births and public notices from Garden City area

In Garden City ver Colo Mrs Eugene R Love City Mrs Kerneth Gillespie 608 N 13th Louis C Munoz 1601 Jones At Leopold R W Blackwood RFD 1 BIRTHS At St Catherine To Mr and Mrs Jesus Hernandez Holcomb a boy at 645 m yesterday weight 4 lbs 14 oz To Mr and Mrs Robert Hill Holcomb a boy at 708 m yesterday weight 9 lbs To Mr and Mrs Gene Fine Deerfield a girl at 1212 p m yesterday weight 8 lbs 2 oz Bonds Posted Dwayne David Gilliam 619 N 10th 20 running red light and speeding Cruz Contreras Perales 2203 A St 15 speeding and no driver's license Bonds Forfeited Jesse Mec Million Jose Vidal Mata Cruz Contreras Perales Linley S S White Paul Etrick

Ver Colo Eugene R. Love Kerneth Gillespie Louis C. Munoz Jones Leopold R. W. Blackwood Rfd St. Catherine Jesus Hernandez Holcomb Robert Hill Gene Fine Deerfield Dwayne David Gilliam Cruz Contreras Perales Jesse Mec-Million Jose Vidal Mata Linley S&s. White Paul Etrick

Traffic Collision at 7th and Laurel

A traffic accident occurred Monday at 11 15 a m at 7th and Laurel involving vehicles driven by Mrs Theron Harmon of 10 Lyle and Harvey A Bailey of 1714 B Street.

7Th and Laurel Theron Harmon Lyle Harvey A. Bailey

Market Leaders Edge Lower as Stocks Slip at Midday

New York traders showed slight declines in a tense session as a broad market pullback reduced gains from the prior week. Major names like U S Steel and Westinghouse slipped while Eastman Kodak led gains among some issue groups. Dow and AP indices fell modestly with rails and utilities mixed.

New York U.S. Steel American Telephone Standard Oil New Jersey General Motors Westinghouse Electric Chrysler American Motors Eastman Kodak de Pont Norfolk & Western Rose Nickel Plate Railroad Dow Jones Associated Press

Fugitives Capture Reported After Ottawa Escape Slip

Two fugitives Carl Roy Chase aged 19 and Jay Lea King aged 20 fled after overpowering a guard en route to Lansing prison. They evaded a roadblock in Ottawa and were believed cornered in the southwest section as law officers intensified the manhunt with patrols and aircraft.

Ottawa Kan Carl Roy Chase Jay Lea King Kansas Lansing U. S. Highway 50 Williamsburg

Garden City Chamber Holds Sidewalk Bazaar Plans and Census Drive

Garden City Chamber of Commerce thanks merchants and residents for the second sidewalk bazaar and notes it may become annual or semi annual. The chamber and local media organize a census effort to identify uncounted residents from 1960, inviting names and households to be reported. The group also seeks student help, lists employment applicants, and outlines July Fourth activities and a Kansas Centennial program for 1961. A KABIE Tour to Garden City is planned with a fried chicken picnic at Finnup Park after tours.

Chamber Retail Committee Chamber Garden City Garden City Telegram P.O Tone Fairs Rds Kansas Finnup Park

Eisenhower Sends Message to 69th Annual Women’s Club Convention

President Eisenhower, then in the Far East, sent a greeting to the General Federation of Women's Clubs as the 69th annual convention opened. Miss Chloe Gifford outlined her two year term at the opening banquet. Eleanor Roosevelt led a tribute to six outstanding women amid questions about America and minorities. Clare Booth Luce could not attend.

Washington Eisenhower General Federation of Women's Clubs Far East Chloe Gifford Lexington Eleanor Roosevelt

Mental State Of Patient Before Surgery

A Marquette University psychiatrist told the American Medical Association meeting that a patient who believes he will die before surgery may influence outcomes. Strong hopelessness may trigger fatal nervous-system reactions, and addressing these feelings prior to operation could aid recovery and healing.

Miami Beach Fia Marquette University Eugene S. Turrell Milwaukee American Medical Assn Turrell

State Dept counter to Proxmire on embassy furniture purchases

The State Department pledged a detailed refutation of Senate charges that it awarded nine furniture contracts totaling 89 400 without competitive bidding. Proxmire criticized over 69 000 in Caracas purchases and plane shipment adding 30 000, disputing the longshoremen strike justification.

Washington State Department William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Senate Frederick H. Mueller U.S Caracas Venezuela

Texas Democrats Unite Behind Johnson Amid Convention Strife

In Austin the Texas Democratic split over Lyndon B. Johnson's presidential bid surfaced as dissidents consider a rump delegation to claim Texas 61 votes. Johnson, Gov. Price Daniel and Sam Rayburn urged unity, while labor factions debated loyalty pledges to support the nominee at the Los Angeles convention.

Austin Tex Texas Lyndon B Johnson Los Angeles R. D. Randolph Price Daniel House Sam Rayburn

Lakin Youth Assigned To Artillery Outfit

Army private Manuel Ochoa of Lakin has been assigned to the 67th Artillery in San Rafael California. He joined in December 1959 and trained at Fort Carson Colorado. Other notes mention RFC 1 Donald Holmes completing basic training at Fort Hood Texas and Larry C Davis finishing a field exercise at Holhenfels Germany. Edward W Rotruck USN of 505 N 8th is slated for promotion to radarman third class aboard USS Gyatt with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.

Army Manuel Ochoa Candelario A. Ochoa Lakin 67Th Artillery San Rafael Calif Ochoa Fort Cerson Colo Donald Holmes John Holmes RFC 1 Sublette Fort Hood Larry C. Davis Ruth M. Davis Hattie Hohenfels Germany Edward W. Rotruck USN 505 N. 8Th Gyatt U.S. Sixth Fleet Mediterranean

Death Notice for Lloyd Chandler DeFreese 48

Lloyd Chandler DeFreese 48 was found dead behind his home at 905 5th Street Monday afternoon from a heart attack. Born January 21, 1912 in Turon, he had lived in the area 15 years, moving from Haskell County. Survivors include his mother Ida and sister Lola at home, another sister Mrs. Gilbert Yount Sublette, and two brothers Ralph Flagler Cole and Harold Garden City. Phillips Funeral Home making arrangements.

Lloyd Chandler DeFreese 5Th Street Turon Haskell County Ida Lola Gilbert Yount Sublette Ralph Flagler Cole Harold Garden City Phillips Funeral Home

Wheat Needs More Sunshine on Kansas Wheat

GREAT BEND AP sunshine is needed before cutting can begin on ripened wheat along the southern Kansas border. Wet fields slow harvest. weather permitting some grain may be cut in Anthony and Wellington areas Wednesday. R B Gilkison reports area wheat ripening rapidly with limited combines available in Caldwell Wellington Anthony and Kiowa. More machines will be needed when cutting starts.

Great Bend Kansas State Harvest Labor Control Office Anthony Wellington R. B. Gilkison Wichita Newton Hutchinson Elkhart Caldwell Kiowa

Federal board surveys Kansas City river sewage issue

A six member federal board headed by Chester S. Wilson tours Kansas City's river fronts to observe raw sewage and hears testimony on river pollution. The panel, after viewing 28 color slides, will report findings to Secretary Flemming. Sewers serve 712,800 people but sewage equals 1,578,300 in population equivalents.

Kansas City Chester S. Wilson Stillwater, Mann 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. E. W. Weiss, from Offerle, joins Drs. M. P. Reeve and L. E. Fairbairn as staff veterinarian. He graduated earlier this month from Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Weiss is married with five children and resides at 801 N. Ist.

E. W. Weiss Offerle M. P. Reeve L. E. Fairbairn Weiss Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine Ist

Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Cattle 4 600 head with slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 higher while cows rise up to 25. Good to choice slaughter steers 23.50 26.75. good to choice heifers 23.00 26.50. Hogs 4 500 head barrows and gilts 25 50 lower. sows down 25. Weigh 190 240 lbs barrows and gilts 16.50 17.00. Sheep 5 000 head slow with spring lambs about 50 lower. good to prime slaughter lambs 20.50 22.50.

Kansas City

Man Shot at Objects in Backyard Triggers Warning

Police received a Monday evening report of a man firing at objects in his backyard. He was warned against discharging firearms within the city limits.

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