Labor strikes hit Lockheed and Douglas plants nationwide
Two major unions the IAM and UAW launched nationwide walkouts striking key Lockheed and Douglas missile and satellite facilities. A tentative two year contract was reached for 22 000 Douglas workers in Long Beach and Tulsa. ratification pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lockheed
Douglas
United States
International Assn
Machinists
United Auto Workers
UAW
Long Beach
Calif
Tulsa
A. Bens
Charlotte
N.C
Plant
IAM
Air Force
Convair
Long ‘Beach Memorial Stadium
Army
U.S
Navy
Lockheed Polaris
Samos
Midas
San Diego
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Garden City High Grads Make Marks Through The Years
Wayne M. Campbell chronicles Garden City High School alumni from 1908 to 1917, noting notable graduates and their descendants who stayed in or left Garden City. The piece highlights remaining locals, public figures, and long careers while tracing the town’s ongoing lineage of educated graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City High Grads
Wayne M. Campbell
Garden City
Oliver W. Miner
Oliver
Chester Lee Reeve
Raimon G. Walters
Chet
Finney County
Cooperative Equity Exchange
Raimon
GCHS
Leigh G. Perry
Bess Hopkins
Preston A. Burtis
Frank Schulman
Mabel Rowe
Charles L. Brown
Frances Williams
Mary Trull
Ed Schreiber
Hazel Downs
Laura Blanke
Wm. H. Fant
Irene Finnup
Raimon Walters
Rae Miles
Lloyd M. Finn
Rose Schulman
Mary Belle Stocks-Hope
Lawrence
City
Ruth Stocks
Ruckel
Register of Deeds
Wayne Campbell
Mayme Crocker
Milt Couch
Gladys Finnup
John W. Nolan
Helen Hanna
Frank Reed Jr
Nell Wheeler
Ray Harper
Mabel Adams
Rowena Beckett
Lee Kemper
Topeka
Imogene Bittiker
Mildred Hope
Bessie Huff
Claude A. Baker
Jennie Hughes-Wilson
Geraldine Kiff
Howard Knox
Vera Vincent
Garden Citians
Ray Baird
Windsor
Alonzo E. Finnup
Myrtle Bailey
Wesler Wolfe
Grace Marmon
Amel E. Landgraf
Della Clemon
Vestil V. Hands
Vivian Simonds
Walt Springer
Annh Vincent
Wessie Neal
Ernest J. Graves
Allen M. Williams
Man at Dawn Executed in Cuba Revolt Leaders
Manuel Beaton a former army captain, his brother Cipriano, and Felipe Martinez were executed by firing squad at dawn in Santiago Cuba after a military tribunal found them to have led an abortive revolt against Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Beaton, 30, and his insurgent band had roamed eastern Cuba for over six months and were captured last week. Five other band members received prison terms 5 to 30 years. Seven youths were ordered to reformatories. one was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Manuel Beaton
Enrmy
Cipriano
Felipe Martinez
Fidel Castro
Siera Maestra
Beaton
Lockheed Hit by Union Strikes
The first big walkout of the missile and jet age hits Lockheed with 31,500 union members striking. Pickets appear at Vandenberg base and Point Arguello missile complex while Lockheed says missiles and space ops stay open. IAM prepares to strike Douglas plants in Santa Monica and El Segundo. Union talks have broken off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Lockheed
Navy
Point Arguello
IAM
Douglas’ Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas
el Segundo
Four-H Music Camp delegates from Finney County
Finney County delegates Jim Dougherty Terry Clark Linda DRemus Patty Sughrue Gretchen Lockwood Jane Hammond and Vicki Schroeder attended the 12th annual 4-H Music Camp last week at Rock Springs Ranch State 4-H Center near Junction City Vicki Schroeder served on the camp continuation committee Donovan Lynn Parks will begin a sales position with Mutual of Omaha in Omaha Nebraska after earning a Bachelor of Science in Business from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia in May He is a Garden City High School 1956 graduate and the son of Aubrey and wife from Colorado Springs Colorado He is married with one son Kevin and resides in Garden City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dougherty
Terry Clark
Linda Dremus
Patty Sughrue
Gretchen Lockwood
Jane Hammond
Vicki Schroeder
Finney County
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Donovan Lynn Parks
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Mutual of Omaha
Omaha
Nebraska
Garden City High School
Aubrey Parks
N. Weber
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mr. Parks
Kevin
Garden City
Market Report Cattle Hogs Lambs At Kansas City Auction
Local producers and buyers see cattle steady to weak with steers 23.00 to 26.25, heifers 24.50 to 25.25, cows 15.50 to 17.50, vealers 22.00 to 26.00. Hogs 1-3 185-240 lb 16.50 to 17.00, sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with spring slaughter lambs 22.00 to 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bullock Fd
Eee
Dreyfus Fund
Eat & How
Stk
Fidelity Fd
Finan Ind Fd
Fudamental Iny
Incorp Inc
Incorp
Vandalism reported at Fellowship Baptist Church sign
Vandalism to a neon sign in front of Fellowship Baptist Church was reported to police. All four sections of the sign were broken and the act is believed to have occurred Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Baptist Church
Garden City Hospital admissions dismissals and births list
In Garden City hospitals today admissions include Patricia Steele Leon Orvial Landblade and others at St Catherine and Leopold. Dismissals feature Mrs Max Schmitz Mrs Harold Faulconer and several others. Births at St Catherine report three newborns with weights and times. Police report youths warned after playing with fire in an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Patricia Steele
Leon Orvial Landblade
Holcomb
Mitchel F. Geisler
Chesterfield
Romey Yuille
Eminence
Grant Meyers
Deerfield
Jessie Stallard
Michael Knoll
Bancroft
Della Winderlin
Scott City
Olive Smith
Clarence Wedel
Washington
Lloyd Moffett
Taylor
Leopold
Donald Stout
Ulysses
Max Schmitz
Davis
Harold Faulconer
Satan
Nome
Courts Posting Bond for Amarillo Man on Intoxication Charge
Morris Lee Cannon of Amarillo Texas is released on bond after being charged with intoxication and vagrancy in a police court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Lee Cannon
Amarillo, Tex
Traffic crash at 6th and Pine involving Kennedy and Schmidt
A Tuesday 12:40 p.m. collision at 6th and Pine reports drivers Charley A. Kennedy of Garden City and Alfred Schmidt of 1003 N. 2nd. In court Harold D. King pled guilty to obtaining money by false pretenses. sentence deferred. Earnest C. Williams and Emery E. Sullivan Jr. had checks abated. Divorce filings include Ethel L. Eichena uer versus Casey Eichena uer and Jean McGuire granted divorce from Bruce McGuire for extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th and
Pine
Charley A. Kennedy
Garden City
Alfred Schmidt
2Nd
Harold D. King
Earnest C. Williams
Emery E. Sullivan, Jr
Ethel L. Eichenauer
Casey Eichenauer
Jean MccGuire
Bruce McGuire
Elks Initiate 40 New Members In Garden City Lodge
Forty local and area men were initiated into the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the new Garden City building on Flag Day. It was the largest initiation since 1921 and followed a banquet for members and initiates. State President Gerald Murray attended and is a member of Garden City Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumigation Safety
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Southwest Kansas
Dale Unruh
Wolfe Elevator
Charles Holdren
Jackson Grain Co
Syracuse
George B. Wagner
Pillsbury, Co
Ellis K. Cave
Dodge City
Sherman Holland
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Fairgrounds
the Elks
Garden City
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Lodge
Gerald Murray
Garden City Lodge
County Savings Bonds Drive Shows April Purchases
Finney County residents bought 54 684 dollars in Series E and H Savings Bonds in April bringing year to date sales to 233 748 dollars. State wide April purchases lifted Kansas total toward a 29 746 112 dollar 1960 sum while nationwide sales reached 1 592 000 000. Americans purchased 13.5 million daily in April and now own 42 664 000 000 in these bonds with 50 dollar notes most popular at 1 871 000 units in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
United States Savings
S.F. Gish
County Savings Bonds
Two Kansas Supreme Court Justices Plan to Run Again in November
Chief Justice Jay S. Parker and Justice Clair E. Robb said they intend to seek another term on the Kansas Supreme Court. The two justices, whose terms expire this year, face no primary and will file declarations to appear on the November general election ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Jay S. Parker
Clair E. Robb
Kansas Supreme Court
Parker
Robb
Supreme Court
Parker and
Plane Crash Kills All Fourteen On Pacific Northern Flight
An airliner from Cordova to Anchorage crashed near Mt Gilbert, killing all 14 aboard. Among the dead were two children and the wife of a wealthy Alaskan. A search plane found wreckage about 700 feet from the mountain summit, and an Air Force team confirmed no survivors. The crash ended 29 years of PNA service in Alaska without a passenger fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage, Alaska
Mt. Gilbert
Pacific Northern Airlines
Constellation
Cordova
Seattle
Wash
Anchorage
Here
Air Force
PNA
Alaska
Funeral for Lloyd C. DeFreese
Funeral services for Lloyd C. DeFreese who died Monday near his home at 905 5th Street will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Phillips Chapel. Burial is planned in Valley View Cemetery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. DeFreese
5Th Street
Phillips Chapel
Valley View Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Miner
Doc
Chet Reeve
Senator Walters
Fred L. Brown
Lenora Conn
Clifford R. Hope
Darrell Morrow
Curtis Studio
New York
Kansas City Livestock
James Leiker
Larry Stimatze
Jimmy Ellis
Imperial
Ben A. Neill
Dighton
Shirrie Galliart
Rebecca Walters
Elsie Wilson
James Crowley
Charles Winderlin
Clarence Wetdel
Mitchel Geisler
Elks
Jeast Highway 156
John Anderson
Edward Beahm
Amos Biondi
Charles Burch
George J. Clausen
Robert E. Collins
Lowell Craig
Perry Davis
John Degnan
Martin J. Delohery
Paul Emrie
Coy Farrell
Robert Fenton
Harley Foulks
M. Duane Garner
W.R. Garvin
Robert D. Gordon
Albert M. Goss
Dean A. Hammond
Leo Hanneman
Norman D. Hearn
Darrell Hobson
Vern L. Holmes
Jim Koch
Edward Lewis
Wendle Meier
Virgil Meyer
Bob Minter
Charles E. Nelson
John Oswalt
Robert C. Peat
Howard Phifer
C.D. Pore
David W. Schneider
W.G. Schroeder
Douglas Tedrow
Robert E. Tompkin
Danny D. Trayer
Norman T. Wessler
Donald D. Zielke
Kansas
Garden City, Kansas
Charlie
Doan
McClung - Payne
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