U.S. Seeks To Limit Fallout Of Japan Treaty Row
Washington officials said the United States will do all it can to limit damage to U.S.-Japan relations amid Tokyo’s protests over a new security pact and the canceled Eisenhower visit. Parliament may ratify the defense treaty on Sunday Tokyo time. Kishi seeks continued power to finish ratification. If signed, bases rights would shift after 11 years. Senate action was anticipated by Saturday with unknown political repercussions in Japan and questions about alliance effectiveness versus base presence. The two nations remain economically close as Japan remains a major buyer of American goods.
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United States
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
United States Uch
Japan
U.S
U.S. Senate
Central asks CAB for Kansas service expansion
Washington AP Central Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for immediate authority to serve Manhattan Junction City Fort Riley Salina and Hutchinson in Kansas. The carrier notes Continental Airlines provides token service and argues new routes would better serve about 23 000 annual passengers while increasing subsidy needs by over 50 000 yearly.
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Continental
Central
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Manhattan
Junction “City
Fort Riley
Salina
Wichita
Silent Success Spy Keyword Report in Senate Review
A Senate subcommittee led by Henry M. Jackson releases a late report on U S spy plane operations. It emphasizes restraint in public statements, notes no direct criticism or praise of the administration, and discusses the incident's context without detailing U S explanations.
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Washington
Senate
Subcommittee
Pen
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson Group
D Terme
Free World
Soviet Union
Few Movers Active on Today's Stock Market
New York AP reports a mixed but lively early trading session with narrow changes. Small gains in select sectors contrasted by slight losses elsewhere as majors drifted. Dow Jones 30 up 1.26 to 649.53 at noon.
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New York
Radio Prp
Anaconda
Kennecott
Boeing
Ford
du Pont
Kodak
Union Carbide
Baltimore & Ohio
Rails
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market report shows cattle 300 head, calves none, cows steady to firm. hogs 2,200 head with fair activity, barrows and gilts up 25 cents. sows 1 to 3 hundred pounds down to 15.00. Sheep 50 head, too few to establish trend.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
I See To Teach At Rawlings Junior High Cleveland Ohio
John W. Poe son of Samuel and Mrs Poe has won a teaching contract for Rawlings Junior High in Cleveland Ohio for next fall. He recently graduated from Emporia State Teachers College with a social science major after attending Garden City High School and Junior College. The Rev Charles Durham Lewis, named outstanding student minister at Friends Bible College Haviland this year, will speak Saturday night at a Garden City Youth for Christ rally. The event starts at 8 p.m. in Garfield Auditorium with special music by local teenagers and a New Testament gift to the social group member inviting the most participants.
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John W. Poe
Samuel Poe
Rawlings Junior
Cleveland
Ohio
John
Emporia State Teachers College
Garden City
Charles Durham. Lewis
Friends Bible College
Haviland
Youth For Christ
Garfield Auditorium
Pipeline Average 282,710 Barrels Decline and Gain
Wichita AP reports the Conger Watson division estimates weekly pipeline throughput at 282,720 barrels per day for the week ended June 14, up 14,010 from the prior week. The current estimate remains below the curtailment allowance of 299,000 barrels per day.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conger Watson Division
Admissions and births at St Catherine hospital Garden City
In Garden City, St Catherine admissions list Catherine Stogsdilt El Rancho Trailer Park Robert Guillen Bennie Morgan Deane Allison William Bryant Connie Bird in Deerfield. dismissals include Grant Meyers Sam Gravitt and Donald Keller. Births record a boy born to Gary E Stoysdill and wife at 10 30 am weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces at St Catherine.
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Catherine
Gary E. Stogsdilt
Rancho Trailer Park
Woo
Robert Guillen
Bennie J. Morgan
Lette
Robert Wilcox
Conkling
Po Deane Allison
Sam W. Gravitt
Burtis A. Stevenson
Billy C. Turnbow
Evans Donald Keller
Stephen Keller
Larry Allison
St. Catherine
Gary E. Stoysdill
el Rancho Trailer Ct
Traffic Crash at 7th and Walnut Involves Two Drivers
A Thursday night collision occurred around 9 20 pm at the 7th and Walnut intersection. Drivers were Dennis Kleysteuber of 308 Olive and Douglas George Sage of 610 N 4th.
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7Th
Walnut
Dennis Kleysteuber
Olive
Douglas George Sage
Policeman Shot Dead at Lake Mountain Home Ark
A Kansas City policeman, Frank Holtman, 47, was shot four times at a resort cabin on Bull Shoal Lake near Mountain Home Arkansas. A woman who admitted the shooting, Mrs. Naomi Sheen, was detained for investigation but no charges filed. An employee said Holtman and Mrs Sheen arrived at the lake Wednesday. Holtman had been a frequent visitor.
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Mountain Home
Ark
Kansas City
Bull Shoala Lake
Harrison
Here
Naomia Sheen
Frank Holtman
Angel City
John Earl
Holtmen
Eas
Holtman
British Hikers Complete Transcontinental Walk to NYC
Two British sergeants Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans finished a cross country trek in 67 days, entering Manhattan through the Lincoln Tunnel at 9:58 am after leaving San Francisco on April 12. They guided a 442 mile per hour pace along the way, spoke of rough conditions, and noted a prior barber cut after Newark lodging. A parallel trekker, Dr Barbara Moore, started the same day but is behind in Indiana.
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New York
United States
Patrick Moloney
Mervyn Evans
Lincoln Tunnel
Manhattan
New Jersey
Hudson River
Newark
Newark Airport
Wyoming
Larry Pesciardo
Scotch Plains
Evans
San Francisco
Barbara Moore
Henry Moore
Indiana
Royal Air Force
Funeral for Mrs Harvey Coen in Garden City
Mrs Harvey Coen 38 died Wednesday in a Wichita hospital after two years illness. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 a m at St Marys Church. Born January 13 1922. Rosary tonight at 8 p m at Garland Chapel Father Clement Goubeaux to officiate burial at Valley View Cemetery Garden City.
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Harvey Coen
Wichita
St. Mary's Church
Coen
Garland Chapel
Clement Goubeaux
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Oil Firms Lower Kansas Crude Prices Amid Slump
Derby Refining Co announces a 20 cent drop in its Kansas crude price to 2.85 per barrel amid a market downturn. Producers lodge complaints with the Corporation Commission over field shutdowns and pipeline carrier status while Derby asserts price-cut authority and criticizes regulatory efforts.
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Wichita
Derby Refining Co
Kansas
H. D. Moore
Derby
W. C. Norman
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
Denver
Corporation Commission
Avery Officially Candidate for Fourth Term in Congress
AP report from Topeka states Republican Wilam H. Avery is officially a candidate for a fourth term in the 1st District. Four more filed Thursday for Kansas Senate races. Sam Charlson of Manhattan and Ralph R. Ricker of Great Bend seek renomination for Republicans. John W. Nelson of McPherson Gilad seeks Democratic nomination in the 6th District. Ross E. Ferguson of Kennington runs for the Democratic nomination in the 40th District.
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Topeka
Wilam H. Avery
Distrie
Kansas Senate
Sam Charlson
Manhattan
Ralph R. Ricker
Great ‘Bond
John W. Nelson
McPherson Gilad
Ross E. Ferguson
Kennington
Nazarenes Attain Goals At General Missionary Convention
The Nazarenes Foreign Missionary Society reports reaching four year goals in Kansas City. Budget up to almost 3 million dollars, world wide membership at 192 538, and 20 000 children enlisted for fulltime service. Mrs Louise R Chapman re elected to a fourth term as general president and about 12 000 delegates and guests expected for the quadrennial assembly.
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Kansas City
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
Mré
Louise R. Chapman
Church of the Nazarene
Chapman
Donna Bradford
Jam ‘Olling
M. Concannon
Pheney Grace Ta
Tipe Mty Dechant
Robert M. Fenton
M.D. Ware
Vivian Gayle
Ralph Haflieh
Mickey Tlawkina
Vortie Hawkins
Louise Sluffmaster
Jewel
Hummer
F. Meier
Fouls Mendoza
Tin Rose Murras
Beth Pinkley
Mae Purdy
Edne Richardson
Earl Robinson
Ruth
Ruckel
Grazthn
L. Schrader
Schrader
Standlay Oia
Arthur Stone
Bherry Stone
Towle
Vera Tucker
Duane EB. West
John J. Wilkin
Bonnie Zirke
Jane Zirkel
Seth Barntet
Clarence
Atnsty
Vine Irmney Atkinson
Atkinson
Remi Brungardt
Flarnest Davis Rm
Harold B. Downer
Frederick
Ferris
W. B. Hallmark
Charles R. Hands
John Harbin
Jack Herrelt
Key Alten G
Holloway Bos Ty
Johnson
van Rhine
Tess C
Munn
Clemeng
Peitz
Virgil Peitz Everett Reeve
Garden City
Clyde P
Ie’ Tan Navrat
Supfer
TPAS
Salina Beth Earnest
Marchant Soleqlators Amm
Duane Re
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Duane EL West
Midway Cafe
Fleming
Harrison Smith
Gain City Telegram
Atherton Stallsworth Agency
Vai Blerry Tractor & Equip
Buttery Mills Supply
Burtis Oter Co
Christensen Grain Inc
City of Santen
City
Dd AO Fansier Tires Inc
M.D. Golay Tractor Co
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Len City Iron
Garden City Laundry
Paul Hoffman
Jamper
Kerr OI Cane Co
McAllister Fligeraid
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Agfa Motor Co
ART Es Natural Gas
Orter Lumber
Ae Fathers Machine Shop
Royal Tire Service
Schulman Pardwere Co
Security Oil
Atherton Bialleworth Agency
Vice & Supplies Southwestern Telephone
City of Garden City
Ao Miliott Printers
Carter Akenes
Tien Hoyt
Nev
Irene Hoyt
Garden City Theurancesand Ag
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Whel Lear
GROBI
Berniece Bruegel
Fue Coufal
Etha Vi Kuns
Joan BR
Mitschter
Tess
Ann Uve M
Vendors & Supplies Dictaphone Co
Hayat
Pey Amo
Bernice
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Arp
Bernices
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Brunel
Wiliams
Elivery
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Agent Aw Ewe
Ad. Aadm
Hindee Niyvalog
Newsprint Ink Tax Ruled On Newspaper Sales In Kansas
Shawnee District Court ruled sales of newspapers to the public are subject to sales tax while sales of newsprint and ink used to manufacture newspapers remain tax exempt. Judge David Prager said newspapers are tangible personal property and that taxation on the sale to the final purchaser applies, with wholesale ink and newsprint purchases remaining non taxable. The decision could raise about 500000 dollars yearly in state revenue.
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Revenue Department
Clarence Malone
Malone
Kansas
Iin
J. “. ““Rchner
George Docking
Kirchner
Atty
John Anderson
David Prager
Prager
Fidel Castro To See Moscow Visit Confirmed
Moscow reports Fidel Castro will visit the Soviet Union to reciprocate Nikita Khrushchev's Cuba visit. The exact date will be set later. Antonio Nunez Jimenez disclosed Castro's acceptance at a Moscow news conference, praising the Cuban economic mission here and Soviet peace efforts.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tass
Premer Nikita Khrushchev
Castro
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Nunez Jimenez
Auto Bumps Boy on Bike in Kansas Street Collision
Marlin John Jones of 1703 North 6th reported to police that his car collided with a bicycle ridden by a small boy in the 109 block of West Kansas Street at about 5:15 p.m. The boy rode away on his bike before Jones could turn his vehicle around and his injuries are unknown.
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Marlin John Jones
Kansas
Jones
Mansfield Man Admits Theft In Local Cafe
A Mansfield Ohio man admitted taking money from a purse in a local cafe. He made restitution and agreed to leave the city with no complaint signed against him.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ulysses Youth Named As Scholarship Winner
Clyde Harper Leighty of Ulysses, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan H Leighty, is among five 1960 Kansas high school graduates awarded a General Electric Corporate Alumni Fund scholarship. He will study civil engineering at Kansas State University, Manhattan, and holds the Sullivan Inc scholarship in addition to a $400 GE stipend.
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Clyde Harper Leighty
Ivan H. Leighty
Ulysses
Kansas
General Electric
Leighty
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Grant County
Sullivan, Inc
Holcomb High Honors List Final Six Weeks
Eighteen Holcomb High School students earn honors for the final six weeks with three students achieving straight A averages Nancy Ewart Rosanna Joseph and Janice Hoffman. The roster includes freshmen Richard Bennett Connie Grant Melva Turner sophomores Mary Bergman James Barlow Lorine Hewson Tom Earle junior Evelyn Base and seniors Howard Braun Kay Ewalt Virginia Foreman Kathy Karle Jane Schreibvogel Jackie Ulrich Darrell Mowry. Twenty one students named to the second semester A honor roll includes Nancy Ewart Rosanna Joseph Janice Hoffman and Kathy Earle. B honor roll lists freshmen Richard Bennett Connie Grant Carolyn Jones Melva Turner sophomores Mary Bergman James Barlow Lorine Hewson juniors Evelyn Base Marsha Pendergraft and seniors Marie Bauer Howard Braun Kay Ewalt Virginia Foreman Jane Schreibvogel Jackie Ulrich Darrell Mowry.
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Holcomb High School
Nancy Evwalt
Rosanna Joseph
Janice Hoffman
Richard Bennett
Connie Grant
Melva Turner
Mary Bergman
James Barlow
Loriie Hewson
Tom Earle
Evelyn Base
Howard Braun
Kay Ewalt
Virginia Foreman
Kathy Karle
Jane Schreibvo
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