Garden lodge search uses mine detector by local staffer
Garden Telegram staffer Doug Ted, now an Elk, hoped a mine detector would locate the target in the Masonic Lodge case. J C Carter, a Mason, embraced the device plan as city detection gear failed to pan out. Also noted is Leo Van Dittie, New Garden National Bank president, traveling to Denver for the National Open at Cherry Hills.
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Telegram
Doug Tedrow
Masons
Masonic Lodge
Doug
J.C. Carter
New Garden National Bank
Leo van Dittie
Denver
Cherry Hills Country Club
Cherry Hills Club
Garden National Bank
De Gaulle Offers Algerians Fresh Path to Self Rule
Paris AP report says President De Gaulle proposed renewed talks with Algerian nationalist leaders. He reaffirmed self determination after fighting ends and urged leaders to come to Paris to discuss a cease fire and terms for a referendum. Nationalist leaders gave cautious initial approval. Timing remained unclear.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Tomas
Tunis
Local Lad Hurt At Sublette Pool
A 13 year old Garden City youth suffered a concussion at the Sublette pool Tuesday afternoon after slipping from a ten foot diving board onto the concrete. Johnny Gatlin son of J D Gatlin Jr 2111 A St is hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Subletie
Garden City
Johnny Gatlin
J.D. Gatlin, Jr
Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast Summary
Scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with light variable winds near storms. Lows around 65. Thursday partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, high near 75, winds northeast 15 to 25 mph shifting to north late afternoon. Sunrise 5:00, sunset 8:07. Precipitation trace.
Concern Grows for Ike Safety in Tokyo Riots
Tokyo riots threaten Eisenhower security as Japanese police struggle to contain thousands of leftist students storming parliament. Ki shi calls cabinet session amid fears of insurrection. U S and Manila security assess risk for President Eisenhower during a forthcoming Tokyo visit. In Champaign, a biology professor fights termination after a premarital sex views row, planning an appeal. in Chicago, former AP man Herschel Holt MacDonald dies at 83.
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Manila
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobosuke Kishi
Kishi
Champaign, Ill
University of Illinois Board of Trustees
Don Moore
Leo F. Koch
Moore
Koch
U.S. Supreme Court
Champaign
Chicago
U.S
Hisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U.S. Marine
Philippine Congress
Herschel Holt MacDonald
Associated Press
San Francisco
Diet
Socialist Party
Saburo Eda
Eda
Kosaku Shinoda
Liberal Democratic Party
Stold
Hisenhuwer
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal-Democrats
New President Joins Garden National Staff
Leo Van Dittie named the new president of Garden National Bank succeeding Samuel Gish who becomes board chair but does not run daily operations. Van Dittie, 44, previously led Central Bank and Trust Co. in Denver and also heads Dalton State Bank and Miniature State Bank in Nebraska. He aims to boost the bank’s community role while relocating his family from Denver.
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Garden National
Leo van, Duke
Central Bank and Trust Co
Denver
van Dittie
Garden National Bank
LG. Perry
Hag
Gene Holloway
Dalton State Bank
Miniature State Bank
Nebraska
National Industrial Basketball League
NIBL
van Ditties
Steven
Kathleen
Eisenhower urges strong united front against communism in Philippines
President Eisenhower in Manila declares the United States must stay strong and loyal to friends as he denounces international communism. In a joint session he warns propaganda, force, and subversion threaten world peace and champions Filipino nationalism while outlining a 10 day tour of Asia.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Philippine Congress
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
America
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Republic of He
Mystery sealed box hidden in Masonic lodge marked by 70th anniversary
Garden City Masonic Lodge marks its 70th anniversary as members search for a secret metal box said to hold lodge memorabilia. An 1880s building, early history, and a 1931 reconstruction are noted while investigators probe a keystone area and brick column, but the box remains elusive. Local officials tried magnet probing but found nothing before tonight's celebration.
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Masonica Lodge
Garden City
J. O. Carter
John Stevens
Carter
Kendall
Roy Caswell
Leslie Christmas
Keystone
Caswell
More Moisture Expected Today
TOPEKA AP Skies cleared in Kansas after an overnight squall line dropped rain in the north and extreme east sections. Temperatures rose toward late spring norms with Goodland at 99 and Olathe at 79. Overnight lows ranged 55 to 66. Thunderstorms were forecast for the west and east tonight. Rain totals included Junction City 1 inch Miltonvale .90 Abilene .48 Alta Vista .60 Scandia .65. Crop reporters said statewide rains slowed wheat ripening. combine activity expected by week’s end. By June 11 about 34 percent of wheat was turning, below the 65 percent usual. last year 13 percent was ready and 7 percent had turned.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Olathe
Wichita
Junction City
Miltonvale
Abilene
Alta Vista
Scandia
Police Fire Tear Gas to Break Left-Wing Protests in Tokyo
In Tokyo police deployed tear gas to disperse left wing mobs opposing Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi after violent protests. Thousands of students stormed Parliament grounds, overpowering police and occupying buildings in the bloodiest outbreak yet. One person reported dead.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Money, Missiles Expected in Manila Coverage
AP correspondent Jim Becker notes high Eisenhower support in the Philippines but says Filipinos want direct talk on defense and more U S aid. They fear U S backing if communists advance and press for nuclear weapons presence. In Tokyo, Ki shi Cabinet fights riots as anti U S protests threaten Eisenhower’s visit. Police clash with students and Socialist groups, tear gas deployed, casualties rise, underscoring tense U S Japan relations during the tour.
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Jim Becker
Manila
Eisenhower
Philippines
Philippine Congress
U. S
United States
Red China
Garden Sass Gas Garden Plans D C Trip
Garden Sass Gas Garden plans a visit to Washington, D C to explore where taxpay ers’ shirts are kept, hinting at a curious or satirical journey. The note mentions a destination in the capital and a focus on fiscal or wardrobe storage semantics.
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Gas Garden
Washington, D.C
Youthful convicts captured after Ottawa chase
Two young convicts aged 19 and 20, Carl Roy Chase and Jay Lea King, hid in a south Ottawa playhouse after escaping a Kansas prison transfer. They said they did not intend to shoot, though they fired at officers earlier and stole a car before the final surrender as a large police search closed in.
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Ottawa
Kan
Tulsa
Carl Roy Chase
Chase
Jay Lea King
Kansas
H. C. Marrs
King
Kansas City
Missouri
State Reformatory
Areethe
Riots Major Red Offensive Against U S Japan Treaty
Washington AP reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges ratification of the U S Japanese security treaty. It says Communist forces oppose the pact and threaten Japan’s free institutions, noting Japan faces pressure from China and the Soviet Union and a noisy Communist minority at home.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Japan
Senate
United States
China
Soviet Union
Dial Pan
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My Republic
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Douglas Tackett
ER. W
Jiggs) White
Latourt Lotl Til
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Honolulu
Carlos P. Garcia
Asia
U.s.-Japan
Richard Hewitt
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