Truce Accepted By Shipowners Amid Maritime Strike
NEW YORK AP shipowners accepted Labor Secretary Goldberg 60 day truce plan for the eight day maritime walkout while striking unions delayed decision. Meetings were arranged by William Simkin with engineers unions and ship owners as Kennedy considers a three man panel. Goldbergs peace proposal asks a voluntary 60 day suspension with potential Taft Hartley action if rejected.
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New York
Secetary of Labor
Goldberg
Arthur J. Goldberg
William ©. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
National Maritime Union
Kennedy
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
William 4. Simkin
Deaths and Funerals in Goodland and Kalvesta
Walter Andrew Dinkel 24 of Goodland dies in a car crash Thursday. Funeral 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Goodland with graveside service at Valley View Cemetery. Rev. David Dourberty officiates. Visitation 3:30 to 4:10 p.m. Saturday at Phillips Chapel. John George 70 of 2702 Valley View Road dies Thursday at St Catherine Hospital after years of illness. Born May 30 in Popovka Russia, he moved to Otis then Gray County and Kalvesta before settling here ten years ago. Retired farmer, Methodist, Odd Fellows member, and former Highway Commission worker. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs. Gladys Huff and Mrs. Fern Dudzey, stepson Eddie Beahm, brother Luke Joquals, and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Methodist Church with burial Valley View Cemetery. Rev. Paul Handa and E. P. Ogera officiating.
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John George
Valley View Road
St. Catherine Hospital
Mr. George
Popovka
Russia
Otis
Kan
Gray County
Kalvesta
Head
Highway Commission
Fate
Gladys Huff
Fern Dudzey
California
Eddie Beahm
Luke
Joqalls
Methodist Church
Paul Handa
E. P.ogera
Valley View Cemetery
Pleads Innocent Of Spy Charges
Irvin C Scarbeck, former U S Embassy official in Warsaw, pleads innocent to charges of passing government secrets to Polish Communists. Trial set for July 18 before Judge Sirica. He remains jailed on 50 000 bond. arraignment described as shock. State Department notes say blackmail by communist agents connected to a Polish girlfriend.
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Washington
Irvin Ccarbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Samuel C. Klein
Scarbeck
U.S. Piet
John J. Sirica
Arbeck
District of Columia
West Berlin defense urged by Munro at Lions meeting
Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand urged the United States Britain and France to fight for Western Berlin if needed. He warned appeasement would invite further demands and questioned whether Congress would back warlike measures to save the city if Khrushchev moves to choke West Berlin in 1962.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Leslie K. Munro
New Zealand
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Munro
Assembly
Hungary
Berlin
Lions International
Khrushchev
Germany
Western Berlig
Congress of
Presifee
Kansas students win scholarships and seminars
Patricia Thiele of Scott City receives a Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers scholarship for the coming year aimed at future teachers. Peggy Smith and Robert Blackwood of Garden City are among honor students joining the second annual Oklahoma Christian College student seminar run by the American Citizenship Training Center, focusing on constitutional government and free enterprise. Army Pvt. Clarence I Young, son of Otis E Young of Lakin, completed the tracked vehicle maintenance course at Fort Knox, Kentucky. he is a 1958 Lakin Rural High School graduate.
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Patricia Thiele
Scott City
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Peggy Smith
Robert Blackwood
Garden City
Oklahoma Christian College
American Citizenship Training Center
Army
Clarence I. Young
Otis E. Young
Lakin
Armor School
Fort Knox
Lakin Rural High School
Scouts Take Role in Flag Display Efforts
Arthur M. Fleming of Garden City, president of the Santa Fe Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, reports 4450 scouts and leaders leading a drive to display the U S flag at homes especially on holidays. He notes five million current and twenty eight million former members view the flag as a symbol of democracy and ideals while most units already fly the colors at meetings, courts of honor and camps.
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Arthur M. Fleming
Garden City
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Fleming
Meming
Jackson Buys Sole Interest in Local Equipment Co
Bob Jackson announces the purchase of the sole interest in Equipment Co., 110 W. Chestnut, after acquiring the remaining half from Dallas Enslow. The pair formed the company a year ago to handle office machines and equipment, with Enslow yet to state future plans.
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Bob Jackson
Business
Equipment Co
W. Chestnut
Dallas
Time Magazine Guide Names Garden City Eatery and Motels
Time Magazine recognized a new travel guide listing Downing's restaurant in Garden City as the sole local dining pick and four motels in the area the Wheat Lands Flamingo Holiday and Shannon. A publication representative visited the city before release.
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Time Magazine
Garden City
Downing's UN
Wheat Lands
Holiday
Shannon
Southwest Carpet Becomes Authorized Beauti Pleat Dealer
Southwest Carpet and Tile in Mulvane has been named an authorized dealer for Beauti Pleat drapery hardware. Dale B. Davis of Mulvane, distributor for American Beauti Pleat, Inc., announced the action. Ruth Tabor traveled to Beauti Pleat headquarters to learn how the drapery rod is made and installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Carpet and Tile
Dale B. Davis
Mulvane
American Beauti Pleat, Inc
Ruth Tabor
Juror Autographs Acquitted Missouri Widow in Murder Trial
Mrs. Sharon Kinne, 21 year old widow and mother of three, was acquitted in Kansas City after a 10 day trial over the May 26, 1960 murder of Patricia Jones. Jurors shared details of deliberation and a request for Kinne's autograph, while the defense argued the evidence was circumstantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
Kinne
Patricia Jones
Walter Jones
Patricia
Anderson Names Appointments Topeka Governor Forms Economic Committee
Gov John Anderson appointed 11 members to the governors Economic Development Committee to oversee a KU center for business research study on economic conditions. A $25000 appropriation funds the study with additional appointments and reappointments to several state agencies.
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Topeka
John Anderson
University of Kansas Center For Business Research
W.H. Caldwell
Parsons
William C. Palmer
Rwichita
William Holly
Wichita
Nelson Krehbiel
Moundridge
James McCain
Manhattan
Ed McCain
Pittsburg
Clarence Rupp
Herman Sutherland
Shawnee Mission
George Trumbold
Odd Williams
Lawrence
E. R. Zook
Anderson
Perry Owsley
Board of Tax Appeals
Robert Lee Graham
Gardener
Irvin L. Cowger
Tim F. Degginer
State Veterans Commission
Allan RK
Sleeper
Alden
L. M. Schwartz
Paola
Banking Board
Kirchner Status Under Scrutiny at Turnpike Meeting
TOPEKA AP The fate of toll road manager John Kirchner will be reviewed at an upcoming Turnpike Authority meeting. Kirchner, a Democrat, was appointed by the former authority before 1981 reorganized into Republican control. Atty. Gen. Ferguson ruled the current authority need not honor the prior three year contract. Possible dissolution of the post with duties handled by chief engineer L. W Newcomer is discussed.
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Topeka
John Kirchner
Turnpike Authority
Kirchner
Atty
William M. Ferguson
L. W Newcomer
Admissions and Births in Gardes City Hospitals
In St Catherine admissions include Norman Murdock 1214 Kansas Paul Cole 414 Davig John Balderas Lakin Crow Holcomb Harry Buchanan Eminence Carla Lile 812 N aoe Lizzie Whitaon 206 N ith Donald Lear South Star Clarence Phillis 1206 N th Alfred McDaniels 304 N bth Suale Toews Cimarron Burrilla Near 506 Mulberry dismissals list Emanuel Doll Ingalls Clayton Carroll Rt 1 Steven Maupin 1222 Mulberry Robert Riegel 616 N 2nd Oran Line Pierceville Rolland Harper Healy Joe Hickman Rahto Me ter Terrence MacFalls 1009 N 4th Joe Nova 404 N Sth births William Douglas 1211 N 9th a girly at 12:52 pm Thursday 6 weighs 14 ounces Norman Murdock 1214 Kansas a boy at 7:33 pm Thursday weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces
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St. Catherine
Norman Murdock
Kansas
Paul Cole
Davig John Balderas
Charles Crow
Holcomb
Harry Buchanan
Carla Lile
Lizzie Whitaon
Suale Toews
Cimarron
Burrilla Near
Mulberry
St, Catherine
Emanuel Doll
Ingalls
Clayton Carroll
Steven Maupin
Robert Riegel
Oran Line
Pierceville
Rolland Harper
Healy
Joe Hickman
Rantho Me
Terrence MacFalls
Joe Nova
William Douglas
Court Ledger Records Bond and Court Actions
Bond posted for Horace O Neal Gay 504 Evans 50 two counts assault and battery. Bond forfeited for Clair Joseph Cavanaugh Great Bend 100 intoxicated. Calvin I Pope fined 5 and costs. Fern Dalton abated 386 unauthorized signature check and costs. James Oliver Levis bound to district court two counts burglary 750 bond. Raymond W Woolery sentenced guilty to no account checks 30 days jail and 5 costs. Suits filed Richard Daniels et al vs Manson Garner quiet title. Divorces Patricia Reece vs Everett Reece extreme cruelty granted. Warranty deeds Merlin Smith et al to Harold W Chapman Beatrice Joy Chapman lots 21 22 Block 3 Fairmount Addition. Raymond F Chappel et al to Ruthann Beasley et al lot 6. Beiderwell replat of S% Block 12 Emerson and Eales Addition. Marriage licenses Alfred R Beltran Theresa B Medina Garden City.
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Horace O'Neal Gay
Evans
Clair Joseph Cavanaugh
Great Bend
Arivine
Calvin I. Pope
Fern Dalton
James Oliver Levis
Raymond W. Woolery
Richard Daniels
Et Ax
Manson A. Garner
Gran
Patricia Reece
Fwerett C. Reece
Merlin Smith
Harold W. Chapman
Beatrice Joy Chapman
Fairmount
Raymond F. Chappel
Ruthann Beasley
Beiderwell
Emerson and Eales
Alfred R. Beltran
Theresa B. Medina
Garden City
Two Drivers Are Charged After Police Chase
Two youths involved in an accident here after a police chase have been charged. Terry Wayne McFalls and Lee Ashby Richardson, both Marines visiting from California, face counts of reckless driving and failure to stop for a police red light and siren. Each posted bond of 50 dollars on the two counts. McFalls suffered lacerations and was treated, Richardson reported no injuries.
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Terry Wayne McFalls
Los Angeles
Lee Ashby Richardson
California
McFalls
Richardson
Holiday Highway Death Toll Projections For July 4
The National Safety Council says 450 to 480 holiday traffic deaths may occur for the July 4 weekend. AP surveys comparing 102 hour holiday periods show 341 deaths before Memorial Day and 462 in the holiday period, with weekend totals rising 35 percent over nonholiday weekends.
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Voltome
National Safety Council
Chicago
Sayats
The
Safety Council
Associated Preda
Associated Press
Garnett Prisoners Escape From Anderson County Jail
Two prisoners, Carol Stanford Prock aged 31 and Richard Carey aged 20, escaped from the Anderson County jail likely using a self-made key. A Ford sedan stolen earlier and a paper key pattern were found. police, sheriff and Missouri authorities were alerted. Prock had been sought on a federal postal robbery indictment and forgery charges, with prior cases in Kansas and Texas.
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Garnet
Kay
Anderson County
Don Hermreck
Carol Stanford Prock
Richard Carey
Hermreck
Sherif
Algo
Hermoe
Missouri
Prock
Carey
Richmond
Quenemo
Kas
San Antonio
Tex
Iowa
Kansas Story May Show Profit in Centennial Run
Topeka AP reports the Kansas Story may turn a profit despite rain cancellations. The show ran through Sunday in Topeka and moves to Wichita for a 12 day run. About 85,000 attended the World Food Fair. 42,000 saw Kansas Story by Tuesday. Loss of two openings cost an estimated 54,000 in revenue and may cut ticket sales to 83 percent of capacity. Overall 63 percent sales across Topeka and Wichita are needed to cover expenses. If the current 85 percent capacity holds, profits look likely.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Here
Eichmann Claims He Saved 20 000 Jews In Lodz
Adolf Eichmann testified in an Israeli court that he personally diverted 20 000 Jews from extermination by sending them to Lodz Poland where he believed no mass killing was occurring. He said his superiors issued orders and that his role was transporting victims to death camps, not directing the overall plan. He noted that Muller Frick and Himmler helped shape the framework for the genocide.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Lodz
Poland
Gestapo
Israel
Hast
Heinrich Mueller
Department TV
Security Police
Einsatz
Wilhelm Frick
Kennedy signs housing bill with major urban aid
Washington AP reports President Kennedy secured most housing and urban improvement goals as the House passed a multibillion dollar bill. The measure totals about $4.9 billion in programs over four years, with Republicans decrying it as extravagant. The Senate measure stood at $6.1 billion with conferees to reconcile.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Manly
James Lewis Bound Over to District Court
James Oliver Lewis, 201 , 13th, bound over to District Court after waiving preliminary hearing in County Court yesterday. He faces two burglary counts for alleged thefts at Laughlin Fruit Market and Culligan Soft Water office on January 13. He remains in county jail with 150 days left on parole revocation from Police Court.
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James Oliver Lewis
Yesteray
Laughlin
Culligan Soft Water
Chihuahua Asthma Cure Debate Is It Myth or Help
A leading child specialist calls the idea that a Chihuahua dog eases asthma relief a myth. A severe asthma case involved a child with a pet Chihuahua, prompting warnings from allergists about hairy pets for allergic children.
Market prices and livestock report from Kansas City
Local farm markets list prices for eggs and grains with small changes. Kansas City livestock section shows cattle small calves unavailable for test, hogs up to 25 higher with barrows and gilts up, sows steady to 25 higher, and weights 200 to 400 pounds priced within wide ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ikeda Ends Washington Visit With U S Unity Claim
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda wrapped up his Washington trip saying the three days with President Kennedy and US leaders demonstrated the solidarity of the free world. Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced support, calling the talks most useful and noting the visit as a high point in US Japan relations before Ikeda's departure for New York and a meeting with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.
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Washington
Hayato ‘Ikeda
Kennedy
U.S
Hav
National Airport
Dean Rusk
Tkeda
United ‘States
Japan
Rusk
Ikeda
New York
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
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New Travel Guide
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Quinn
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Gardes City
Donald Lear
South Star
Clarence Phillis
Alfred McDaniels
Trnals
Garnett
Kansas Story
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Gestapo Department II
James Lewis
Chihuahua
Q.T
Tong
McClung-Payne Pharmacy
Ve Ornehting Merchant
Mercarden
Garden City Telegram
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus
Bat & How Bat
Bat & ‘How
Fidelity Fd
Finan Ind
Fund
Gen Investor
Hamil Fd
Incorp Inc
Incorp Investors
Gen Ind
Mass Invest
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Selec Am
Teley-Elect
Val Lin Inc
Wellington
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