Detectors Hoped to Find Target in Lodge Search
Telegram staffer Doug Ted and Masons backed by city detection gear tried a mine detector to locate a metal box in the Masonic Lodge building but the plan did not work. J O Carter, a Masons member, embraced the idea and the equipment. New Garden National Bank President Leo Van Dittie heads to Denver for the National Open at Cherry Hills Country Club after noting his long service at the club.
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Telegram
Doug Tedrow
Masons
Masonic Lodge
Doug
J.O. Carter
New Garden National Bank
Leo van Dittie
Denver
Cherry Hills Country Club
Cherry Hills Club
Carter
E. W
Jiggs) White
De Gaulle Extends Offer to Algerian Nationalists
Paris reports De Gaulle again urged Algerian nationalist leaders to Paris for ceasefire talks and a self determination referendum. He promised inclusive talks on referendum conditions and electoral oversight, while Tunis exile leaders demanded joint guarantees and reserved timing remains unclear.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Tunis
Local Lad Hurt At Sublette Pool
A 13 year old Garden City youth suffered a concussion after falling from a ten foot diving board at the Sublette pool. Johnny Gatlin is hospitalized and listed in satisfactory condition. He reportedly slipped and fell onto the concrete below.
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Sublette
Garden City
Johnny Gatlin
J.D. Gatlin, Jr
Weather Tonight And Thursday Forecast With Scattered Storms
Tonight showers and thunderstorms with light variable winds near storms, lows in the mid 60s. Thursday partly cloudy with scattered storms, highs near 90, southerly winds 15 to 25 turning northerly later. Sunrise 5 22 Sunset 8 07 Akron Dodge City and other Kansas city readings included with highs and lows.
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Akron
Dodge City
Emporia Odie Ae
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Trace
Riots in Tokyo Cast Doubt on Japanese Police Protecting Ike
In Tokyo riots described as insurrection threats loom over President Eisenhower's safety as Japanese police are portrayed as overwhelmed by thousands of student demonstrators. Premier Kishi convened a cabinet meeting while U.S. security officials monitor the situation ahead of Eisenhower's Tokyo visit. In Manila, Ike meets with Philippine leaders and attends a state dinner wearing a barong tagalog. In Champaign, Illinois, biology professor Leo Koch seeks free speech appeal after termination for unorthodox views on premarital sex. Trustees deny reinstatement and term his contract.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobosuke Kishi
Kishi
Champaign, Ill
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Don Moore
Leo F. Koch
Koch
U.S. Supreme Court
Moore
Champaign
Chicago
U.S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U.S. Marine
Philippine Congress
U.s.japan
Socialist Party
Saburo Eda
Eda
New President Joins Garden National Staff
Leo Van Dittie named president of Garden National Bank succeeding Samuel Gish who becomes chairman of the board. Van Dittie, 44, previously led Central Bank and Trust Co. of Denver and aims to boost community role while relocating his family. L.G. Perry becomes executive vice president and Gene Holloway cashier. Van Dittie also heads Dalton State Bank and Miniature State Bank in Nebraska.
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Garden National Bank
Leo van Dittie
Central Bank and Trust Co
Denver
van Dittie
L.G. Perry
Gene Holloway
Dalton State Bank
Miniature State Bank
Nebraska
National Industrial Basketball League
NIBL
van Ditties
Steven
Kathleen
Eisenhower Urges U S Strength in Philippines Address
President Eisenhower in Manila declares the United States must stay strong and faithful to friends amid Soviet anti American pressure. He praises Filipino nationalism and warns communist tactics threaten independence while pledging patience and equal dignity in U S Philippines relations.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Philippine Congress
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
America
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Carlos P. Garcia
U. S
Asia
Filmpinos
More Moisture Expected Today
Skies cleared in Kansas after a night squall line dropped rain in the north and extreme east. Thunderstorms were forecast again late today in the west and tonight in the east as crop conditions slow. State rainfall totals varied with Junction City recording 1.18 inches and other spots receiving around half an inch. Wheat ripening slowed by rains, with 34 percent turning by June 11 versus 65 percent on average.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Olathe
Wichita
Junction City
Miltonvale
Abilene
Alta Vista
Scandia
Secret metal box sparks hunt at 75th lodge anniversary
A Garden City Masonic Lodge searches for a hidden metal box believed stored since the 1880s. J. O. Carter recalls the building's early history while workers probe the keystone area for the missing container said to hold newspapers coins and possibly the charter. City help yielded no find as remodeling continued.
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Masonic Lodge
Garden City
J. O. Carter
John Stevens
Carter
Kendall
Tear Gas Clashes as Left Wing Riots Shake Tokyo
Police fire tear gas to disperse violent left wing mobs in Tokyo near Parliament amid fatal clashes and widespread property damage. Pro-Red students overran gates, attacked police, and set trucks ablaze while Cabinet convened in emergency session ahead of President Eisenhower’s Tokyo visit.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Eisenhower
Diet
U.s.-Japan
Youthful Convicts Caught at Ottawa
Two armed young convicts aged 19 and 20 surrendered in a south Ottawa playhouse after a five day escape from a Kansas prison. Carl Roy Chase and Jay Lea King had stolen cars and fired at officers during prior chases but said they did not shoot during the Ottawa capture. They faced terms totaling 35 years for assault with intent to kill, resisting arrest, grand larceny, burglary and car theft.
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Ottawa
Kan
Carl Roy Chase
Chase
Jay Lea King
Kansas
H. C. Marrs
King
Kansas City
Missouri
State Reformatory
Senate panel backs U S Japan treaty amid Communist pressure
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged ratification of the new U S Japan security treaty saying it serves Japan and the United States and the non Communist world. The report warns Japan faces strong Communist pressure and military vulnerability to China and the Soviet Union.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Senate
United States
China
Soviet Union
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Douglas Tackett
Leslie Christmas
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Caswell
Jim Becker
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Honolulu
By Jim Becker
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Gas Garden
Washington, D.C
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Shojiro Kawashima
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Richard Hewitt
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