End of Bethlehem Shipyard Strike Nears Settlement
The long Baltimore Sun reported tentative agreements reached in Washington after overnight bargaining. Union members must approve. The strike of 17,800 at Bethlehem shipyards paused eight East Coast facilities including Quincy and Boston. Wages and work rules under negotiation.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Company
Industry Union of Maritime and Shipbuilding Workers
Cummy of
Vic
Bethlehem
Quine
Mass
Cruiter
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Quincy
Baltimore
Boston
Hoboken
N.J
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Thieves Steal Quarter Million From West Virginia Vaults
In Charleston an estimated 250000 dollars in cash and checks was stolen from the State Motor Vehicles Department vaults. The loss was discovered about 54 hours later. the main safe, holding more than 250000 dollars, was not entered. Insurance covers 300000 on the vault and 300000 on the safe, with higher coverage during the annual license rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Motor Vehicles Department
J. Marshall Holcomb
James M. Altman
State Insurance Board
Census Reveals Big City Population Shifts 1960 vs 1950
Census Bureau figures show 1960 populations for major metros with breaks for city and outside central city areas. Kansas City Missouri Kansas and St Louis Missouri Illinois, Topeka, Springfield and Wichita appear with 1960 and 1950 counts and percentage changes, highlighting growth and declines.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kansas City
Missouri-Kansas
Central City
St. Joseph
Missouri
St. Louis
Illinois
Springfield
Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Rockefeller to Tour Nation for Republican Candidates
Gov Nelson Rockefeller announced plans for a nationwide tour to back Republican national, senatorial, and congressional candidates in the November election. He did not set a tour date and said he was not yet invited by the GOP National Committee but expects they will view the plan as acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Rockefeller
GOP National Committee
NCAA Baseball Tourney Continues Tonight
In Omaha Minnesota plays Southern California as the NCAA Baseball World Series resumes. The double elimination format persists with recent results showing Minnesota and USC both posting wins and losses, keeping teams in contention.
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NCAA
Omaha
Minnesota
Southern Calfornia
Southern
Cal
Adonesota
Plubs
Southern Cal
Army Chaplain Chief Monsignor Tiernan Dies at 75
Monsignor L Curtis Tiernan, 75, former chief of Army chaplains in Europe in World War II, died at St Marys hospital after a heart ailment. A friend of former President Truman, Tiernan served in two world wars, helped organize St Louis parish, and retired after leading chaplains at Fort Leavenworth.
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Kansas City
L. Curtis Tiernan
Army
Europe
St. Mary’s Hospital
Monsignor Tiernan
Harry S. Truman
129Th Field Artillery
Truman
St. Louis Parish
Philippines
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
State Treasurer's Wife Dies of Complications
Mrs. Alla Hart, 62, wife of State Treasurer George Hart, died in a Wichita hospital after being admitted June 8 for a broken hip. Officials said death likely resulted from complications of the injury, possibly a blood clot to the lung. A post mortem was planned to determine the cause. Survivors include her husband, a son Charles Killion of Wichita, and a stepdaughter Dorothy Boeske of Elmhurst, Illinois. funeral arrangements were not yet complete.
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Wichita
Alla Hart
George Hart
Hart
Charles Killion
Dorothy Boeske
Elmhurst
Hospital dismissals and admissions listing individuals
Today at St Catherine hospital admissions include Mrs James VanCampen and Mr John A Smith. Dismissals show Audrey Pendergraft Orvil Lundblade and Mrs Clarence Wedel among others. Police posted bond for John Daniel 35 dollars for disturbing the peace after a car accident involving Henry Depper Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
James Y. VanCampen
Dighton
John A. Smith
Ernest L. Lattimore
Donald K. Petty
Sandra Downer
Safford
Gordon B. Thompson
Baldwin
Larry Allison
Audrey Pendergraft
Holcomb
Orvial R. Lundblade
Clarence Wedel
John Daniel
Henry Depperschmidt
St. John
Car Collisions Reported in Garden City Saturday Night
In Garden City on Saturday night police investigate two crashes. At 5th and Fulton a collision involved Merle Herman of 408 North 4th and Dale L. Kendall of Burnside Drive. In the 500 block of North Main another crash involved Andrew Duncan Ott of 611 Evans and Hor ace Downs of Leoti.
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5Th
Fulton
Merle Herman
N. 4Th
Dale L. Kendall
Burnside Drive
N. Main
Andrew Duncan Ott
Evans
Horace BR. Downs
Leoti
Strikers Back On the Job in Kansas City
Workmen returned to major construction sites as a labor dispute eased and ready mixed concrete and concrete block plants reopened. Bricklayers Local No 4 signed with the Builders Association while Local 18 KC Kan did not, sparking threats of a picket that were not posted today. William Wilkerson, head of Local 4, accused the association of a lockout and pressed for action.
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Kansas City
No. 4
Bricklayers Local No. 4
Builders Association
Kan
William Wilkerson
Local 4
Argentina Plans Eichmann Extradition If Israel Returns Him
Argentina President Arturo Frondizi says his government would extradite Adolf Eichmann to Israel if Israel returns him to Argentina. He spoke during a state visit to Italy denying claims he would send Eichmann to West Germany and noted international law conditions. The UN Security Council prepares to consider Argentina's complaint that Eichmann was captured violating sovereignty.
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Milan
Italy
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Gestapo
Frondizi
Iialy
Eichmann
West Germany
Buenos Aires
U.N. Security Council
Fear for Bishop Ramirez as Dominican strongman targets him
The San Juan Star reports Bishop Francisco Panal Ramirez, a critic of Dominican dictator Reigel Trujillo, is feared for his life after five priests serving as his unofficial bodyguard were expelled. Ramirez had denounced repression in the Dominican Republic, comparing it to Red China.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Francisco Panal Ramirez
Reigel Trujillo
Trujillo
Ramirez
Dominican Republic
I See. by The Telegram Kiwanis and conventions noted
The Telegram reports multiple local community notices. Homer D Campbell attended a Kansas Title Association event in Wichita with Mrs Campbell. Kiwanis members Peebles and Calihan prepared for interclub relations and an international convention in Miami Beach. Donald Moses attends the Junior Chamber of Commerce national gathering in Emporia. Campbell addressed Kiwanis clubs in Haviland on youth work. he serves as Southwest Kansas public relations chairman.
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Homer D. Campbell
Wichita
Kansas Title Association
K.U. Extension Division
Homer
Larned
Campbell
Hays
Ray H. Calihan, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Miami Beach
Fla
Pat
Atlantic Coast
Miami
Gulf
Donald H. Moses
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Emporia
Cynthia
Jack
Mrs. Moses
Abe E. Hubert
Wayne M. Campbell
Haviland
Kiwanis
Hubert
Haviland ‘Club
Kansas
Southwest
Ike Talks with Little Leaguers in Seoul
In Seoul at the U S Embassy garden President Eisenhower chats with Tokyo Little Leaguers backed by Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and Larka teams whose mothers pressed their uniforms. He notes a grandson who is a good second baseman and mentions delays to assess their fielding and hitting while the boys glow in fresh uniforms.
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Seoul
Korea
David Eisenhower
Gettyburg
Soviet Union
U.S
Eisenhower
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
Larka
Fall From Horse Fatal
Cecil M. Morrow an immigration inspector aged 48 was killed in a horse fall in Wyandotte County late Saturday night authorities said He fell from the horse and died at the scene or en route to a hospital in Kansas City Kansas or Wyandotte County location details were incomplete in the report
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Kansas City
Kan
Cecil M. Morrow
Wyandotte
Airlines Gain In Slow Market
NEW YORK AP Airlines and specially situated issues moved higher in a irregularly lower market early this afternoon. Airlines advanced 1 or 2 points on news of a fare boost expected to lift revenues by about 84 million dollars yearly.
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NEW York
Steels and Motors
Nafi
Wall Street
Financial Journal
IBM
Radio Corp
Emeron Radio
Nazarenes Meet In Kansas City
Nazarenes convene in Kansas City for the 15th quadrennial assembly. Dr. Samuel Young sets goals to start 500 new churches and gain 70,000 members in four years, plus enlisting 100 missionaries and boosting Sunday School enrollment to 850,000 and missions budget to 18 million dollars. He cites 31,500 new members in four years, total 311,300, and missions giving rising from 7.01 to 9.22 percent of income between 1955 and 1959 as thousands fill the Municipal Auditorium.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Samuel Young
Favors End to Occupation
London AP Field Marshal Montgomery urges Soviet and Western Allies to end military occupation of Europe arguing for control and inspection of forces while withdrawal cannot be immediate. He says NATO nations have home strength and calls for principled agreement to lessen tension and for U S withdrawal from Formosa and peaceful merger of Nationalist and Peiping regimes through negotiation.
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London
Viscount Montgomery
Soviet Union
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Montgomery
London Sunday Times
United States
Peiping
Staud
U.S
Formosa
Film writers approve six year contract with royalties
HOLLYWOOD AP Television film writers Sunday night approved a new six year contract under which for the first time they will receive royalties for reruns of their works. Spokesman said 400 members of the Writers Guild of America West voted overwhelmingly to ratify the pact with 16 TV film producers, ending a five month strike.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America, West
Advice for Gardeners Lave Seed Packets
Washington lawmaker Ed gar Hilestand R Calif sends gardeners in his district tips to reuse empty seed packets as small storage sizes for harvested crops. The quirky guidance promotes frugal, practical storage of produce.
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Washington
Edgar W. Hilestand
R-Calif
Market Report from Garden City Telegram June 26 1960
The page lists livestock prices with cattle hogs and sheep figures and ranges for various weights. Notable items include hogs steady to higher, sows mixed around 14.00 to 18.75, native spring slaughter lambs about 21.50 to 21.00 for prime to choice, and feeder lambs around 13.00 to 17.90.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Alabama Asks Supreme Court Oil Ruling Reconsideration
Washington AP Alabama asked the Supreme Court to rehear its May 31 decision limiting to 34 miles the state's submerged lands rights in the Gulf. The petition argues the court should correct its mistakes and grant rehearing to restore up to 1042 miles of coast reach with oil resources valued in the hundreds of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
MacDonald Gallion
Texas
Florida
Gulf
Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gas Explosion Rocks South Philadelphia
An explosion of hydrogen gas in a 20-foot-high tank at General Dynamics Corp liquid carbonic division shook a two-block area in South Philadelphia. A fireball lit the predawn sky, hundreds of windows were smashed, and a bomb scare ensued with only one injury reported as people flooded into the streets. City Hall switchboard rang with questions from Camden and beyond.
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South Philadelphia Philadelphia
Philadelphia
General Dynamics Corp
City Hall
Camden
N.Y
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Cathy Cowan
Leonard Cowan
Robert Pound
Howard Blanchard
Claude Wright
Wayne Campbell
Lester Templin
Dodge City
Methodist Church
Deryle Mosley
E. Hazel
Lloyd Moffett
Taylor
Robert Wilcox
Conkling Leota Katherine Lyden
Deerfield
Carl V. Allen
Pearl
Leopold
Edna Hicks
Elkhart
Mark W. Renfro
Hugoton
Jay Lea King
Carl Roy Chase
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Ottawa
Mutchinson
Wilkerson
Fear Ramirez
Life In Danger
Charles R. Peebles
Fowler Kiwanis Club
Peebles
Ike
Eastman Kodak
General Foods
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Nazarenes
Garden City Telegram
Swartley Shamrock
W. Konses
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