Spy Case Seen As Classic US Espionage Affair
Washington AP report says Irvin Scarbeck a 41 year old Foreign Service officer based in Warsaw is charged with passing secret U.S. material to Polish agents. A blond Polish spy allegedly lured him into betrayal, with bond set at 50000 dollars. He faces up to 10 years, a 10000 dollar fine, or both if convicted. Scarbeck had served 20 years at the Warsaw embassy and was suspended after returning from leave.
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U.S
Poland
Irvin Chambera Searbeck
Erhuggsy
Warsaw
Scragbeck
PBS
Washington Street
Tice Department
Sam Wertle
Scarbeck
United States
State Department
San Francisco
Sen
J. William
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Justice Department
Lincoln White
Qués
U.S. Security
Naples
Italy
Dusseldorf
Germany
Foreign Service
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Kansas City market reports cattle calves and hogs with price ranges and directional moves. Cattle quantities include 17 800 cattle 50 calves with steers 20 50 to 22 75 good to choice heifers 20 50 to 22 00 utility cows 15 50 to 17 00 vealers 24 00 to 27 00. hogs barrows and gilts 16 25 to 17 25 with sows 14 00 to 15 00. sheep lambs 1 000 with lambs steady and ewes weak to steady.
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Kansas City
Truman Offers Orchestra Aid Rebound in Kansas City
Former President Harry S Truman offered to lead the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra again to help raise funds after the Missouri Legislature refused to fund children’s concerts. Truman donated a gift twice his last year’s amount, and urged bringing back comedian Jack Benny for a fundraising reunion.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Missouri
St. Louis
Philharmonic
Truman
Earnest A. Dick
Jack Benny
Benny
Hope
Souvanna Seeks Laos Neutral Path On Independence
In Geneva Prince Souvanna na Fhouma says Laos would deny foreign troops or bases if fully independent. He arrives with half-brother Prince Souphanhouvong, a Pathet Lao ally, and plans to meet Saturday with Prince Boun Oum, royal Laotian premier. Harriman drafts reply to Gromyko amid stalled East West talks.
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Souvanna Fhouma
Leos
Laotian Conference
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Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Laos
Zurich
Prince Boun Cayo
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Harri Man
Driverless Car Kills Owner in Greenwood Highways
In Greenwood Missouri a driverless car sped in reverse, killing owner John L. Briummett, 50, as he warned traffic. Witnesses saw about a dozen circles before soldier Arthur Janklow, 19, from Pleasant Hill Nike base, stopped the vehicle with the switch after attempting to brake and discovering a pillow jammed on the accelerator.
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Greenwood
John L. Briummett
Missouri
Pfe
Arthur
W"' Janklow
Pleasant Hill
Moi
Janklow
Power Failure Shuts Midtown Manhattan in June Heat
A massive NYSE blackout struck five square miles of midtown Manhattan on a scorching June day, trapping riders in elevators and subways for hours. Emergency generators ran, traffic lights failed, and business districts froze as power partially returned from the East Side to the West Side by night.
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Manhattan
Stresta
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Times Square
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Amsterdam
West End Avenues
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Long Island City
East River
Midtown Manhattan
42Nd
77Th Streets
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Fungus Affects Sycamore Trees
Sycamore trees suffer from anthracnose, a moisture sensitive fungus affecting leaves and twigs. Kansas State University expert Harold Gallaher notes control is hard on large trees. recommended is three sprays timed before buds, after opening, and mid growth. Bordeaux mixture is the preferred spray, with 16 pounds per 100 gallons and calcium carbonate aid for adherence. London plane tree increasingly used as a resistant substitute.
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Harold Gallaher
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Gallaher
K-State Forester
London
Sycamore
Oriental Planetree
Freedom Riders Head South Toward Florida
The first of three Freedom Riders groups, totaling 32 white and Negro riders, reached Myrtle Beach, D.C., for a brief stop after leaving Wilmington N.C. They will proceed to Charleston and then to Florida, with other groups traveling via Raleigh and Sumter on a planned route through South Carolina and Georgia. The riders aim to test interracial use of interstate facilities under Supreme Court rulings.
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Associated Press
Myrtle Beach
D.C
Wilmington
N.C
Washington
Greyhound
Charleston
Florida
South
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Petersburg
Alabama
Mississippi
Ters
Raleigh
Sumter
S.C
Tallahassee
Tla
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Supreme Court
Gordon D. Negen
Ralph Giamond
South Carolina
Diamond
Virginia
Record corn price support loans near 1960 peak in Kansas
Kansas farmers put 18 153 605 bushels of 1960 crop corn under price support loans and purchase agreements through April led by Gilbert W. Egbert Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee. The May 31 deadline and July 31 loan maturity apply nationwide. Through April 1960 the 1960 crop total exceeded but 1948 remains higher. Of 545 million bushels under 1960 plan, 491 million farm stored 34 million warehouse stored and nearly 20 million under purchase agreements.
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Kansas
Gilbert W. Egbert
Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Stevenson Trip Protested in Santiago Chile
A small group of leftists disrupted Adlai Stevenson’s visit as Kennedy’s envoy in Santiago, smashing USIA windows and shouting Go home Stevenson. Police arrested one demonstrator. Stevenson's reception remained largely warm with crowds at the airport and hotel. He plans talks on the Punta del Este council meeting and leaves for Bolivia Thursday.
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Santiago
Chile
U.S. Information Agency
Adlai S. Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
USIA
U.S
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Punta del Este
Jorge Alessandri
Bolivia
Leading Indian physicist Dr Krishnan Dies at 62
New Delhi AP reports Dr K. 8. Krishnan a prominent Indian physicist died at age 62 from a heart attack. The obituary notes his stature in science and his international influence.
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New Delhi
India
K. 8. Krishnan
Admissions and notices from Garden City area hospitals
Admissions list from St Catherine and nearby locales names many patients with addresses in Eminence Holcomb Deerfield and Scott City. Dismissals include Daisy Herriott Evelyn McNellis Alma Greiner. Birth: Noble and Mrs Siroky welcomed a girl at 3 32 a m weighing 7 3. County notices show fines overload insufficient funds checks and bonds plus district court actions. Traffic accident reported Tuesday 6 p m at 8th and St John involving Joyce Nev in and C Mora.
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St. Catherine
Daisy Herriott
Evelyn McNellis
Deerfield
Daniel L'Ecuyer
Wheatland
Alma Greiner
Scott City
Noble Siroky
SLICE
Benny R. Lopez
Joyce Marie Nevin
Freddie Gerald McPhail
Norman S. Knight
Ed Collie
Carl Lougene Gilliam
Earl Ray Humphries
Larry Noel
Underwood
Donald Ray Wilson
Judith Sutton
James Phillip Sutton
Earl
Curry
Viola L. Cur
Lamb fries dinner set by Garden City Shine Club at Country Club
The Telegram notes the Shine Club will stage a lamb fries dinner at the Country Club Friday night with a hospitality hour from 6 to 7 p.m. A film shown by Kansas Services for the Blind at the Civic Center follows at & p.m. Thursday. The 42 minute film from Syracuse University’s Audio-Visual Center accompanies the Kansas Agriculture-1 Business-Industry-Education tour expected today with 36 Kansas teachers arriving, staying overnight, and departing tomorrow morning.
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Garden City Shine Club
Country Club
Kansas Services For the Blind
Civic Center At & P.m
Audio-Visual Center
Syracuse University
Kansas
Cub Leaders Program Set
An eight week training school for Cub Scout Leaders opens tomorrow at the KU extension office 107 W Fulton. Harold Roberts Cubmaster Pack 95 leads sessions with help from his wife and Mrs Frank Pennig. Sessions run Thursdays at 8 pm through August 8 covering basic training den meetings and pack administration. Cards of participation issued after completing three seasons of basic training and for each extra session.
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K.U
W. Fulton
Harold Roberts
Frank Pennigon
Topeka Man Charged In Stabbing Of Wife
Topeka roadie Trebbe, 22, faces assault with intent to kill charges in the stabbing of his wife Marsha Trebbe, 19, at a light club east of Topeka early Tuesday. She was in fair condition at St Francis Hospital. The knife penetrated the heart sac, and she signed the complaint against him.
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Topeka
Trebbe
Marsha
St. Francis Hospital
Mansfield Seeks Free Berlin City Status Proposal
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana proposes a measure to grant Berlin city status with free city provisions. The plan aims to remove restrictions on Berlin and promote autonomous governance within the federal framework.
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Free City of
Berlin
Nixon’s Future debated as 1962 California race looms
AAP report outlines William Miller and Barry Goldwater pressing Nixon to run for governor against Pat Brown, while Nixon weighs keeping a national profile for a 1984 bid. Mansfield warns Berlin remains a global flashpoint and urges firm U S commitment amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
California
Miller
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
Goldwater
National Press Club
Brown
Nebraska Woman Dies After Wichita Wreck
A 67 year old Cozad Nebraska woman Helen Long died several hours after a collision between a car and a truck at a southwest Wichita intersection. Her husband Eliis Long, 70, was in critical condition. A B Grim 64 of Wichita was hospitalized in good condition. The truck driver was unharmed.
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Wichita
Helen Long
Cozad
Neb
Eliis
A. B. Grim
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