Eisenhower Foreign Aid Bill Passes Senate Narrowly
The Senate sent President Eisenhower's 3.637 billion foreign aid bill to the House by a 57 to 25 vote after a marathon session. Supporters argued it protects national security and allies, while opponents blasted waste and extravagance. Johnson and Knowland led Democratic and Republican lines, with 26 Democrats and 31 Republicans for the measure.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Knowland W
Greed
Diri
Senate Foreign Relattons Committee
Two South Carolina students join plan to let army pay trip
Myron A Gilbert of Walterboro and Warren William Hair of North Augusta, both 20, were ordered home after crossing into Communist Hungary. In Vienna they said they would join the U S Army in Europe and have their passage paid, hoping to complete basic training abroad. They were held 12 days in a Budapest jail, and their passports were validated only for trips other than back to the United States.
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Vienna
South Carolina
Hungary
U.S. Army
Paris
Myron A
Mike) Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren William Hair
Augusta
U.S. State Department
United States
Budapest
U.S
Hair
Gilbert
Europe
States
Far East
Something's Gotta Give and Wheat Policy Shifts
In Azusa California nine year old Manhattan Kasay Britt Poland fell ill and drawing questions about safety surfaced as a tiny crystal found near a school area was examined. Berger, administrator of the Kansas wheat field program and executive VP of the Commodity Stabilization Service, warned of shifts in price supports and flexible planning to avoid surpluses that burden the government while not aiding farmers. Belgium reduced conscription from 18 to 15 months while promising compensating measures to maintain NATO strength.
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Azusa
Calif
Manhattan
Kasay
Poland
Walter
Berger
Agriculture
Britt
Servier
Commodity Credit Corpora
Brussels
Belgium
NATO
Local Market Report for Garden City and Area
Market notes from Lindh Produce Co show eggs and other produce in varied grades. Current receipts indicate 4 day cream and grain trends with area farmers tracking price changes and supply at the local market.
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Lindh Produce Co
Rape Co
Advancement Abe
Garden City Grain
Ares Farmers
Asics
Police Briefs and Local Notices From Garden City
Garden City briefs report a minor auto accident near lat and Chestnut involving Mrs William H Kuelin and Tommy Clinkingberd. A parking violation and a running stop sign led to fines. Newcomers Me and Mrs Charles Littlefield and daughters Kathie and Sherrie moved to 308 Hudson. Hospital ad- mittances list Mrs Hold Davis and Mrs David Drake. discharges include Mrs Zeg Ledesma and several others. A Kansas State College student, Rene Garcia, was elected to student government roles. A warrant out for William H Danforth linked to auto theft, and a hitchhiking suspect was held for questioning.
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William H. Kuelin
RFD
Tommy Clinkingberrd
Apts
Lat
Chestnut
Bend -Post
Earnest Lu¢On
Julius Dean Huyzlett
Charles Littlefield
Kathie
Sherrie
Hudsen
Wellington
IGA
Hold Davis
Holcomb
David Drake
Scott City
George Deslongchamp
Bancroft
Walter Keith Wildey
Edmund
Tokla
Low
Priend
Dent
Kansas State College
Rene G. Garcia
E. Sanlakeen
Mary Marjorie Jones
Wilwood
N. J
Philadelphia
M. P. Reeve
DVM
den City
Watermelon feast for Old Timers clubs at Civic Center
Fifteen members of the Old Timers club near Pierceville held a watermelon feast at the Civic Center yesterday afternoon. Tables were covered with red and white cloths and decorated with candle place settings. Meanwhile Hollywood producer Mack Sennett, famed for the Keystone Cops and Sennett bathing beauties, is seriously ill in Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital after major surgery. The Civic Center hosts a weekly event for high school and junior college students. Director Herman Bettinger has also been ill for about a month.
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Old ‘Timers Club
Civic Center
Hollywood If
Mack Sennett
Hollywood Presbyterian
Hello
Herman Bettinger
Dulles Marks Golden Anniversary in Diplomacy
Secretary of State Dulles observed the Bath anniversary of his start in diplomacy dating to June 15, 1907 at the Hague peace conference. The 89 year old veteran, honored for decades of service under Republican and Democratic presidents, plans a domestic disarmament speech and continues to manage a heavy schedule with ongoing nuclear test ban talks and international conferences.
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Washington
Dulles
Bath
Hague
London
Ion
Aids
Dulle
Jon
San Francis
RS Congressional Committee
Neetin
John W. Foster
China
Soviet Union floats moratorium on tests with inspection
AP reports Zorin proposed ending nuclear tests by a simple agreement among the H-bomb powers Britain Russia and the United States with Western inspectors. Western officials called it an important advance but warned the proposal requires careful judgment and would not ensure hydrogen bomb production ends. Stassen pressed Zorin for clarification on any shift in Soviet thinking about halting production of fissionable materials.
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AP Metta
Zorin
Soviet Union
Britain
Russia
United States
Jules Moch
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Second Concert Liked by Garden City Band in Stevens Park
The Garden City municipal band directed by Don Threlkeld performed its second concert of the season in Stevens Park. A brass choir played Home on the Range and a Glenn Miller medley featured Sighting of Pearls American Patrol Little Brown Jug and Tuxedo Junction. Numbers were announced by Joe Tennessen. Free concerts begin at 8 p.m. each Friday.
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Rai
Garden City
Don Threlkeld
Stevens Park
Judy Mai
Alton
Foster
Nancy Smithe
Bob Montgomery
Larry Ellington
Betty Mai
al Gibson
Glenn’ Miller
Ameri Ban. Patrol
Joe
Tennessen
Stevens
Park
Nancy Clutter Tops County 4-H Judging
Nancy Clutter won the county 4-H judging contest with 462 of 500 points at the fairgrounds 4-H building. Twenty five contestants judged foods clothing and home improvement displays. Darlene Goss of Happy Hustlers was second with 452 and Kathleen Sugh rue placed third with 446.
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Nancy Clutter
Fairgrounds
Sherlock Strivers Club
Darlene’'Goss
Happy Hustlers Club
Kathleen Sughrue
Up and Atom
Panic buying spreads in Soviet Union reports
Western diplomats and Communist papers say fears of money devaluation trigger panic buying across the Soviet bloc. Moscow’s Pirav a denial of a ruble devaluation was published last weekend, and citizens rushed to stores like frightened rabbits to rid themselves of money.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Moscow
Piravda
Budapest decree creates people's courts nationwide
Budapest Hungary ordered today the creation of people's courts to fight counterrevolution. A decree bars some lawyers from acting as defense in cases involving state secrets. The Justice Ministry will appoint specialists. courts consist of a professional judge and four laymen. The move appears to stiffen sentences imposed by higher courts for offenses during the revolt.
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Budapest
Hungary
Justice Ministry
Said
People’s Courts
Joiwer Courts
4-H Clubs Tour Led by Local Agents
Two 4-H clubs, Friend Flyers and Happy Hustlers, were toured today by a team of county and home economics staff. Kathryn Sughrue, Don Bern beck, Oscar Norby, and Herman Santala accompanied the groups on their visits.
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Kathryn Sughrue
Don Bernbeck
Friend Flyers
Oscar Norby
Herman Santala
Happy Hustlers
Ibbotson Sets Four Minute Mile Again After News
British runner Derek Ibbotson became a father today in Glasgow and immediately ran a mile in 3 minutes 56.4 seconds. It was his second four minute mile, with his first coming on August 6, 1956 in London. His time today was four tenths of a second off the world record of 3:58 set by John Landy on June 21, 1964.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Derek Tbbotson
Ibbotson
Raistance
London
Australia
John Landy
Directory of Garden City Churches Bethel A.M. & Jonan Tohnady pastor
Directory listing many Garden City churches with pastors and contact details. Includes Bethel A.M. E, Bred Kitchen Baptist, Church of Christ, Church of God, Nazarene, Community Congregational, Faith Tabernacle, First Baptist, First Christian, St James Lutheran, St Marys Catholic, and other denominations. Provides service times such as Sunday School and worship, plus midweek meetings and youth groups. Most entries include street addresses, phone numbers, and weekly schedules.
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Cauron
THE
Beethren
Ae Gnegy
North Saunas
Friendship Brave
Church OF God
W. Smith
Church OF God IN Christ
Sanders
South Star
Sondavnday School
Community Congregational Church
Mat R. Davis
Assembly of God Church
Richard W. Dortch
6Th
Kansas
Christ'a
Whursday
Rime
Churcr Kranklyn L. Edwards
Virgil R. Koehn
New York
Pierceille Federated
Lloyd Holt
Thoyraday
Pilgrim Grapes
John Ravenstein
James Lutharan Bent Lohnes
Phona
Women of Church
Young Married Couples Club
Luther League
Junior Mission Band
Holy Communion
Turaday
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Trail Council
George Collier
Galveston
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Hugoton
Zekg Ledesma
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Yolanda
Gloria Jean
Lucinda
Jo Mesa
Jones
Juanita Sciegel
Albert G. Redinger
Ulysses
Cletus Uhrich
Stoeck
Mary -Katherine’ Vanderree
Pierceville
Wieu
Dukes
iPanic
Reds
Southwest Kansas Power, Inc
Marmaduke
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Garden City Churches
Brethren
Friend
Lawrence Lehman
Weet
Church OF Christ
Spirst
Southern ‘Baptist Church
C Fe
Ete Gaskin
Waat Ampbell
Ae Sunday School
Ms Plrst Training Union
Pam
Breniz
Edweont Ee
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Onvach
Foursquare Gospel Church
Puapence Ratslaté
Ogstor
Holyome
Evans
Lina
Ami
Terovar
Witnesses
Kariga
Péarl
Walentows
Mary's
Clement Goubeaux
Daly
Ai Thomas Episcopal
Walnut
Susie
Tharchey
Econ Baptist
Baum
Neoenearany Babbath School
Trinity Luthrean
H. W. Kifert
Ang Peoples
Walther League
Aid
PENTE
Pupara Av
Jose Hstrada
Anday
Sveilig
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