Admits and Discharges Mark Garden City Hospital Briefs
Daily hospital notices list admits including Mrs Norton 904 Evans and Mrs Le Nevin with $13 records, discharges for R W Hunsberger and Carol J Greves, and births at St Catherine and by Mr and Mrs Cruz and Evans and Rupp. Police briefs record fines for Leland Nevin, bond for Clyde Norton, speeding charge for J C Carnes, plus two minor vehicle accidents on Main and Third streets. County briefs note deeds and an oil and gas lease in local property transactions.
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Carol J. Greves
Santa Cruz
Calif
Ray C. Jones
Philip C. Garcia
Santa Fe
St. Catherine
Antonio Cruz
Route 1
Ray Evans
East Fulton
Frank Rupp
Pearl
Leland Ethelburt Nevin
Frederick Ave
Clyde Monroe Norton
Copeland
J. C. Carnes
Purdy
N. Main
M. W. McFarland
Kansas
Charles Winfield Rosebrook
Third
William Joshua Florea
Pinecrest
Frederick Finnup
Florea
Finnup
Ponder New Federal Highway Across Texas
The route from Ear Smith, Ark, to Amarillo, ex. OKLAHOMA CITY, crosses central Oklahoma and may become a federal highway. The route numbering committee of the American Association of State Highway Officials will discuss the change on June 29 at a Kansas City meeting as Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas petition to renumber it 0. 8, 366.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
American Assn. of State
Kansas City
Ear Smith
Ark
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Bolivian Vice President Siles Zuazo elected president
In Bolivia, Vice President Herman Siles Zuazo leads with a 3-1 margin in a four man race as results come in. Oscar Unzaga de la Vega, the Falangist challenger, gains urban support in La Paz Cochabamba but trails in rural areas.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Herman Siles Zuazo
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Cochabamba
Water drought grips Bethany as aid debated
Bethany Missouri faces severe water shortages with four days of municipal supply left and two creeks offering only two weeks. A September drought survey covers 11 northwest counties as farmers appeal for federal disaster aid. Officials warn of dwindling cattle and disappearing herds while protests over relief processes intensify.
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Bethany
Northwest
Missouri
Raymond K. Wheeler
Bethay
Washington
Jim Whitten
Grundy County
Kern Morgan
Unionville
George Holman
Gentry County
Scott
Outdoor modern dance at Finnup Park courts
Tomorrow night the city recreation commission sponsors an outdoor modern dance at Finnup Park tennis courts. Dancing begins at 9 p.m. with an orchestra featuring Paul Etrick Jack Metcalf Alex Mujica and Rufus Gonzalez and Carolyn Dunnan as vocalist.
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Finnup Park
City Recreation Commission
Herman Beringer
Paul Etrick
Jack Metcalf
Alex Mujica
Rufus Gonzalez
Carolyn Dunnan
The Disease Will Not Occur Again
Dr Becrll B Crohn, discoverer of the illness that struck President Eisenhower, says there should not be any recurrence. He noted the President had a relatively mild attack and that removing obstructions signals healing. About 35 percent of such cases recur after surgery, but the President likely won’t. The remarks were on March of Medicine.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Becrll B. Crohn
Crohn
Dr. Crohn
Former Dean of KU Medical School Dies
Dr. Harry R. Wahl aged 70, longtime KU Medical School dean and pathology head, died after a cancer illness and recent operation. He served 87 years on the KU faculty, 24 years as dean, and 32 years heading pathology, with a lifelong focus on cancer research and teaching.
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Kansas
Teachers Association Building Exempt From Tax Rolls
TOPEKA The Kansas State Teachers Assn new half million dollar building will be removed from Shawnee County tax rolls. The Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation held KSTA property is exempt as property of educational organizations. The agency also ruled the association's personal property is exempt.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Shawnee County
Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation
KSTA
Nevada Senator Will Seek Own Senate Term
RENO Sen. Alan Bible announced he will seek renomination in the September 4 primary. He currently serves the unexpired term of the late Sen. Pat McCarran and had said he might retire unless the party indicated it would draft him.
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Nevada
Senate
Reno
Alan Bible
Bible
Pat McCarran
Film Comedians End Partnership After 10 Years
Hollywood reports Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will formally end their multi million-dollar partnership next month after a Eastern night club tour to celebrate their 10th anniversary and the film Pardners. Hal Wallis approved separate projects ending the duo's collaboration.
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Hollywood
Dean Martin
Bing Crosby
Jerry Lewis
Charlie Chaplin
Hal Wallis
Jerry
Eisenhower Signs Four Bills and Sees Library Grant Plan
President Eisenhower, recovering from surgery, spent much of the day at the White House signing four bills. He approved a rural library grant program and two annual reports, then received a humorous golf instruction booklet featuring his grandson David, written by AP writer Henry Burroughs.
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Sherman Adams
Congress
Eisenhower
National Advisory Council
International Monetary
Adams
David
White House
Senator predicts hike in foreign aid budget
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota predicted that a majority of Senate Democrats would back at least 2.4 billion dollars for foreign military assistance when needed. The figure sits between the House approved 2.0 billion and the Senate committee's 4.502 billion foreign aid bill. Humphrey sits on the Foreign Relations Committee which endorsed the larger package 14 to 2. The committee's total exceeds the House by 703 million dollars.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Democrats
Wll
House
Senate Foreign Relations
Doctor Challenges Smokers to Pike's Peak Race
Colorado Springs Colorado August challenge from 56 year old Dr Arne Suominen of Delray Beach Florida to any two cigarette smokers to race Pike's Peak. He will give 15 minute rests and change at the halfway point.
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Colorado Springs
Colo. 1
Arne Suominen
Delray Beath
Fla
Pike’s Peak
Suominen
Chamber of Commerce
Nazarene General Assembly Sets Four Year Expansion Goals
About 4,000 delegates in Kansas City heard five general superintendents push ambitious targets for the Church of the Nazarene. They aim for 1,000 new churches, 150,000 new members, a total Sunday school enrollment of 625,000, plus 280,000 in home missions and 40,000 abroad. World missions and evangelism target is 14 million dollars, with past four year totals exceeding by 500,000. Dr Gideon B Williamson urged daily prayer and intercession as a means to reach these goals.
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Kangas City
General Assembly
The
Church of the Nazarene
Municipal Auditorium
Gideon B. Williamson
Kansas City
Roof Repair Bid at KU Exceeds Available Funds
TOPEKA IN B. A. Green Construction Co of Lawrence submitted a low bid of 37895 for roof repairs on the engineering building at the University of Kansas. The amount is about 8000 over the budget but state architects say portions may be deleted or negotiated to allow a contract.
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Topeka IM
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Safe Driving Campaign Delayed To Next Year
Washington advisory council recommends postponing the national safe driving campaign until spring next year. It notes December campaigns miss readers and suggests timing for Driving Day to reach the maximum audience with traffic safety messages.
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Washington
The
President’s Committee For Traffic Safety
Fitness conference weighs youth fitness crisis in America
At Annapolis the President's Conference on Fitness of American Youth debated if youths are in danger of physical decline and what to do. Leaders urged a national program, stressing a council to encourage fitness, more graded PE, and supervised recreation amid limited gymnasiums and recreation leadership. Nixon signaled a start, citing low PE participation and scarce resources across schools.
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Annapolis
Sesson
Naval Academy
National Council
Presiden Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
New Train to Serve Washington Sheraton Park Hotel
A $20,000 two car passenger and freight train will circulate around the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington on 16 acres to shuttle guests and luggage. Powered by an automobile engine under a mock diesel hood, the vehicle carries 27 people and travels up to 13 miles per hour along sidewalks and roads between the hotel, swimming pool, tennis courts, parking lot, and garage.
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Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Movements Report
Kansas City USDA cattle hogs and sheep market update shows cattle at 5,500 head with calves 500 and slaughter steers and heifers slow to weak, cows mostly steady to 50 lower, bulls steady to weak. Hogs 2,800 head with sow barrows and gilts 25-50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. Sheep 4,000 head with slaughter spring lambs largely 50 lower. Details include price ranges for fed steers and heifers, cows, bulls, stockers, feeders, hogs, and lamb categories by weight and quality.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
USDA
Kansas City
Demand High Wheat Exports Boost Grain on the Board
CHICAGO demand for private exports spurred a strong buying surge in the bread grain market. Wheat rose more than 3 cents intraday while other cereals followed the trend. Government stocks largely supply exports, with July futures showing gains and strong weekly and yearly purchase totals.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Demos File List for Precinct Posts
Thirty eight Democratic candidates filed today in Finney County for precinct committeeman and committeewoman positions. Names include Terry-Louis Daniel Holcomb and Irena Betts with multiple precincts across Garfield Kalvesta Garden City and others. Also reports Kansas City grain quotes for wheat corn kafir milo and barley prices.
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Finney County
Democratic Political Party
Miiand
Terry
Louis Mi ‘Daniel
Holcomb
Irena Betts
Sherlock
Tresthon Miller
Margaret W. Holmstrom
Pleasant Valley
Lawrence Joyce
Imperial Star
Impérial Star
Piercevilla
FF. C. Egbert
Ire
Pierceville
H. Mears Hutton
Ivanhoe
Clinton Co. Crouse
Helen » Buhler
South Star
Garfield
Don R. Brown
J.M. Concannon
Kalvesta
William D. Daniels
Maxine Norton Heery
Mack
Garden City
Urban Gerber
Molly Wieland
Burnside Drive
Haffman
Charles P. Oleman, Jr
Louis Wagner
George J. Clausen, Jr
B Street
Ben Crook
Olive Street
Logan N. Green
Hast Kannas
Tydfil Throckmorton
North Main’ Street
Clarence R. Brack
Bugshe Place
Orrin Dick
Stoeckley’. Place
Third Ward
Louis Kamspechroeder
North 10Th St
Alton R. Foster
N. 11Th St
Little Boy Wins Doll Parade at Bunker Hill Celebration
Boston reports a doll carriage parade marking the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary. Twenty girls and one boy entered. Curtis Weidel, aged 3, won as the sole male participant in the contest.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Curtis Weidel
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