Local Briefs and University Honors In Kansas
Minor hand injury after a car door accident was treated and dismissed for C Downing of 105 N 10th. Davenport hosted a Osteopathic Academy convention May 31 to June 2. Garden City students Ann Conard and Shirley Caldwell made KU education honor roll with straight A grades and top art education honors. A 16 year old girl reported missing was found near Dodge City and Myrna Sanders held by police there. M F Cooley recovering after minor surgery at St Catherine hospital earlier this week.
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C. ©. Downing
N. 10Th
Claude F. Wright
Downing
V. A. Leopold
Ann Conard
Shirley Caldwell
Garden City
University of Kansas School of Education
Anna
Shirley
John C. Sanders
N. Sheventh
Dodge City
Myrna Sanders
M. F. Cooley
North Fifth
St. Catherine Hospital
Funeral rites for Adjor Henry Marcotte scheduled
Funeral rites for Adjor Henry Marcotte, 54, will be at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Church with a rosary at 9 p.m. Sunday at Phillips' Chapel. He died Thursday at St. Catherine Hospital. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery.
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Adjor
Henry Marcotte
St. Mary's Church
Phillips’ Chapel
Mr. Marcotte
St. Catherine Hospital
Valley View Cemetery
Two Tigers Escape and Terrify Roman Crowd at Circus
Two tigers escaped their cage near the church of St. John Lateran in Rome, terrifying crowds of women and children and frightening circus horses. The animals roared and loped through the grounds, with one tiger slashing a circus donkey before riot police arrived in three truckloads to recapture them.
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Rome
Church of St. John Lateran
Two American priests freed after three years in Chinese jail
Peiping radio announced the release of American missionaries Father John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips who completed three-year terms. They were arrested in Shanghai three years ago on espionage charges. U.S. officials awaited at Hong Kong border, unsure when they would reach the colony. Potentially linked to broader moves to free other imprisoned Americans and reboot stalled Geneva talks. The two priests’ next of kin are Mrs Evelyn Harrington of Altadena and Mrs Anne Clifford of San Francisco.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
California
John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
U.S
China
Reds
Geneva
Peiping
Shanghai
Father Phillips
Kings
Evelyn Harrington
Altadena
Calif
Clifford
Anne G. Clifford
San Francisco
Newport News Kiwanis Club meeting cut short by blackout
In Newport News Virginia last night the Kiwanis Club was about to adjourn when the lights failed. W. W. Waldrop, general manager for Virginia Electric and Power Co in the area, had just spoken on a topic titled My most embarrassing moment, ending a slightly red faced moment for him. Telegram Want Ads are suggested for buying or selling.
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Newport
News
Newport News
Argentina Repatriates Rebels Amid Diplomatic Row
Argentina's provisional government returned rebel Gen Raul Tanco and six fugitives to the Haitian embassy after abductors delivered them to the army. President Aramburu ordered their return amid protests from Haitian Ambassador Jean Brierre, who said the seven are safe and will likely depart the country later.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Raul Tanco
Pedro Aramburu
Arambura
Brierre
Juan D. Peron
Demos of Four States Meet at Oklahoma City
A four stateYoung Democratic Club meeting is set in Oklahoma City on June 23 and 24. Governor Raymond Gary of Oklahoma will be the keynote speaker at the gathering bringing together members from Kansas Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Demos of
Oklahoma City
Washington
Democratic Club
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Raymond Gary
Guest Artists From Southwestern College To Perform Recital
Two Southwestern College artists Ross Williams violin Grace Sellers piano to perform with Loren Crawford at Winfield Little Theater tonight at 8. The trio, under Garden City schools music department auspices, includes Williams a Michigan graduate and Southwestern professor, Sellers a piano professor, and Crawford a high school violin instructor. Program features Vivaldi Bach Grieg works. No charge for the public.
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Southwestern College
Winfield
Little Theater
Garden City Public Schools Music Department
Ross
Williams
Grace Sellers
Vivaldi
Bach
Grieg
Crawford
Senator Douglas unveils aid plan for area redevelopment
Senator Douglas introduces a new bill with Senators Neely and Kennedy to create the Area Redevelopment Administration. The plan seeks up to 10 million dollars in long term industrial loans and 50 million for rural redevelopment as part of a 150 million dollar program to aid regions hit by unemployment.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Mi
Sens
Neely
D-Wva
Kennedy
D-Mass
Area Redevelopment Administration
Garden City hospital admits births and discharges
Today in Garden City notes hospital admits Terry Rixon Ingalls Donna Falke and others, with several births recorded: a 5 lb 5 oz girl at 4 13 a.m., a 7 lb 1 oz girl at 2 16 p.m., an 8 lb 5 oz girl at 11 41 p.m., and a pound girl born at 12 40 a.m. at Leopold hospital. County briefs itemizes deeds, quitclaims, and an assault charge.
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Terry Lee Rixon
Ingalls
Donna
Falke
Wesley
Forrest’ Robinson
Robert’ Malone
Sublette
Waldon
Houghton
Dighton
Herman
Hoemes
Imperial Route
Jerry Bevan
Garden City
Robert Craig
Topeka
Charles Lancaster
North
JuHa Neely
Clifford Fort
Ulysses
Terry Rixon
Pee
St. Catherine
Harold Smith
Holcomb
Robert Malone
Forrest Robinson
B Street
Leopold Hospital
John Skipton
Deerfield
Optimist Club
City of
Quitelaim
Nellie Handy
Ecorner
Charles J. Gossman
Emma Mae Gossman
Et Ux
Roland Dee Culbertson
John Huston
Skelly Oil Co
Czech No to Student Demand Sparks Unrest Warning
Prague radio reported Vice Premier Vaclav Kopecky rejected student calls for academic freedom and removal of Marxist-Leninist lectures. Observers in Vienna expect continued student protests. The movement seeks freer press, foreign literature, and end to Western broadcast jamming.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Prague Radio
Vaclav Kopecky
Communist Party
Kopecky
Different Firm To Run Federal Aircraft Plant
Washington reports the 13 million dollar aircraft parts plant near Neosho Missouri will be operated by North American Aviation instead of Aerojet General Corp. The Air Force announced the change and said the facility, to open later this year, is earmarked for production of large rocket engines for guided missiles.
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Federal Aircraft
Washington
Neosho
North American. Aviation
Aerojet General Corp
Air Force
Kansas City Grain Markets and Livestock Summary
Kansas City grain prices edged lower for wheat corn and oats with bids across No 2 and No 3 grades in the 1 60 to 2 42 per bushel range for wheat and 1 61 to 1 70 for corn While soybeans and other feeds show narrow spreads cattle receipts at Kansas City were larger than the prior Friday with price ranges for canner and cutter cows 10 00 to 11 50 bulls 14 75 down good and choice vealers 16 00 to 19 00 hogs 1 400 head very active on light and heavy classes with No 1 to 3 weights 190 to 230 lbs fetching 16 75 to 17 00 higher weights 17 25 and 16 00 to 16 50 for larger lots sheep slaughter lambs steady with good spring slaughter lambs 18 50 to 22 00 ewes 3 00 to 4 00.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Kansas
City Um
USDA
U.S
New York
Lindh
Egga
Ch Sancti
Chalsata Egos Am
Airlin
Advarie
T&t
Anac
Atchison Annes
Atlag
Avco
Beech Aircnee
Beth Steel
Garden City
Boeing Air
Bran Airw
du Pont
B.C. Klatoptia & Co
Ford Mot
Goodyear
Gulf ‘Oil
Chicago Corn
Jones & L
G & EL
Chicago
P &L
Minn M&m
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio
TrYe- Penney, JC
St Jos
Sears Roek
Hutchinson
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Grain prices slip on rumors and anticipated cash receipts
Wheat eased with a cautious tone as traders eyed large cash receipts expected Monday at Southwestern terminals. July soybeans dropped 10 cents, hitting the daily limit on heavy liquidation spurred by rumors of reduced crushings at processing plants. Corn declined modestly amid slow trade.
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Board of Trade
Four-H Delegates Tour Capitol in Washington Today
About 200 delegates to the 26th national 4-H Club camp visited Washington D C. They filled Senate and House Agriculture Committee rooms for an explanation of how legislation is enacted before touring the Capitol.
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Washington
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Capitol
Wheat futures report with mixed oats and soybeans data
July oats unchanged to lower while July prices show 667-67 range. Soybeans fall 4-94 cents with July at 3.05 to 3.06. Wheat futures purchases for session 13,196,000 with week 8,702,000 and year 13,309,000. Open interest prior session 62,406,000 bushels.
Eisenhower makes progress as hospital work resumes
President Eisenhower, after surgery for an intestinal blockage, reportedly handled a substantial White House workload at Walter Reed. He signed 21 documents and held brief conference with Nixon and Dulles in his room. Hagerty said no hint about reentry into the presidential race. nine bills passed, a resignation accepted, a drought region designated for aid, and two diplomatic documents signed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
James C.hagerty
Hagerty
Nixon
Dulles
Sherman Adams
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Congress
Samuel L. Brownell
Office of Education
Washington County
Utah
Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey
Acheson Sees Too Much Time for Investigations
In New Haven Connecticut Dean Acheson former Secretary of State says congressional committees take up too much of a secretary of state's time and limit flexibility in foreign affairs. He notes hearings and prep consumed about one sixth of his Washington working days not counting international conference time.
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New Haven
Conn
Dean Acheson
Hig
Acheson
Truman
The
Yale Review
Washington
Italian Police Threaten Cameramen Over Beatrix Visit
In Rome Italian police warned photographers they would confiscate cameras if they attempted shots of Crown Princess Beatrix on the streets. Dutch officials described the 18 year old princess as on a strictly private vacation, likening it to a schoolgirl’s holiday after exams, with no link to reports about a faith healer or Queen Juliana.
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Rome
Beatrix
Netherlands
Juliana
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