Kansas City Boy Admits Slaying of 10-Year-Old Shirley Kyle
In Kansas City a 15-year-old neighbor Salvatore Falbo with a history of mistreatment was arrested after a manhunt. Detectives say Falbo admitted strangling and injuring Shirley Alice Kyle whose body was found in tall grass near a ravine six miles from downtown.
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Kansas. City
Shirley Alice Kyle
Kansas City
Salvatore Joseph Falbo
Verda Reynolds
Young Falbo
Shirly
Robert J. Kyle
John Pitts
Carol Clark
Shirley
Carol
Falbo
Kansas university honor roll and new Kansas attorneys announced
Ann Conard of 1218 Conard Avenue was named among 102 students on the spring honor roll of the School of Education at Kansas University, announced by Dean Kenneth L Anderson. E Ross Summers of Salina was admitted to practice in Kansas in ceremonies before the State Supreme Court, one of 76 new attorneys admitted to the bar.
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Ann Conard
Conard
School of Education At
Kansas University
Kenneth
Anderson
Ross Summers
Salanta
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Summers
Civil Service Tests Set for July 13 in Garden City
Civil service examinations will be held Saturday morning July 13 in Garden City to fill Kansas state office and institution positions. Tests cover clerk stenographer I and II, clerk typist I and II, clerk I and II, bookkeeping machine operator I and II, and fiscal officer IV. Applications due by July 3 to the Personnel Division, State Department of Administration, 801 Harrison, Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas Civil Service
A. H. Elland
Garden City High School
State Department of Administration
Harrison
Topeka
Woman in Yard Plane Victim In Arcadi Farm Crash
A U S Air Force jet trainer crashed near Dermott Arkansas yesterday, killing Lt. Donald Gidenbach 25 and Mrs Pater C Jones about 70. The plane struck a utility pole and set a farm house on fire. Biedenbach’s body with parachute still attached was found half a mile from the scene. Neighbor W C Hartwick saw the plane circle the Bellaire area before the crash. The blaze destroyed part of the four room house and burned a path through tree tops.
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Dermott
Donald Giedenbach
Joseph Biedenbach
New Baden
Ill
Pater C. Jones
Jones
Wand
Biedenbach
W. C. Hartwigs
Mrs. Jones
Bellaire
Hartwick
Hospital Adomittances and Local Notices in Garden City
Hospital admissions list names Jackqual and Leiker from Deerfield and several local residents. Discharges include Clifford and Leo Schmid and Lawrence Graham. A new 7 pound girl was born at St Catherine to Mr. and Mrs. David Patterson of Deerfield. Traffic bonds and penalties noted for Ontiveros and Latshaw. deeds and a divorce granted in Reno County district court.
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Jackqual
Leiker
Deerfield
Raymond Bennett
Scott City
George M. Schoor
Ruth Peterson
Gilbert Egbert
Dighton
J. D. Huff
Linda Louisenberg
Pontiac
Mich
Clifford Dean Schmid
Broken Bow
Leo M. Schmid
Ulysses
Lawrence N. Graham
1605
Clarence Davis
St. Catherine
David Patterson
Charlies Roland Rogers
Melvin R. Johnston
Safford
Garden City
Fred L. Brown
G. Needham
Swt
Charles Wayne
Genevieve S. Rowland
Reno County
Timetable of Confusion in Disarm Talks
A concise timeline of disarmament talks in London with Stassen and Zorin. It traces key dates from March to June, including disagreements over inspection regimes, Dulles reprimands, and shifts in policy. The piece highlights Eisenhower's backing of Stassen and the lack of clear progress amid mixed signals and inspector debates.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
London
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Harold Stassen
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Stassen
Dulles
Senate
Zorin
Kansas City Livestock Market Report July
USDA market summary shows cattle at Kansas City with calves slaughter calves weak to 1.40 lower, steers and heifers steady to 25 higher, cows mostly steady, bulls steady to weak. Hogs active with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows up 10-20, mixed loads quoted. Sheep 1500 head, lambs 20.00-21.50, ewes 3.50-6.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Aircraft Rally Lifts Stocks After Budget Restore Action
Mixed stock market rally late today with about 1.9 million shares as Boeing General Dynamics Douglas and United Aircraft rise a point or more after the Senate Appropriations Committee restored roughly a billion dollars of cuts to the armed forces budget. Other gainers include National Steel Montgomery Ward IBM Eastern Air Lines and United Air Lines amid broad advances in grains and commodities.
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New York
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Boeing
General Dynamics
Douglas
United Aircraft
National Steel
Montgomery Ward
Air Reduction
du Pont
International Business Machines
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Wheat and soybeans move on mixed futures action
Wheat fell then steadied as profit taking and hedge selling opposed gains from rain and crop damage in the Southwest. Soybeans led late rally with two cent plus gains in September as traders expect new beans after September due to late planting. Corn steadied, oats and rye mixed, with July prices listed and open interest noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Garden City Man Improves After Elevator Injury
Herbert E. Chance of Garden City recovers in Minden Nebraska after an elevator accident at a grain storage project. He was a cement finisher for Chalmers and Barton Construction of Hutchinson building the Farmers Cooperative grain storage. Chance has been released from the hospital.
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Garden City
Herbert E. Chance
Minden
Neb
Chance
Chalmers and Barton Construction Co
Hutchinson
Russians trained Egyptian sub crews before delivery
Washington reports that Russia secretly trained Egyptian naval crews for six months at the Polish base of Gdynia prior to handing over three submarines to Egypt. The crews can operate the Soviet subs sooner than Western authorities expected, though extra training remains. The delivery is tied to a secret arms deal Nasser negotiated with Russia nearly two years ago.
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Washington
Russia
Gdynia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Benson Plans New Restrictions For Soil Bank Program
Secretary Benson signals a shift to require farmers to cut total plantings of soil depleting crops to qualify for soil bank payments. The plan would base eligibility on a farm’s soil-depleting acreage, classifying most crops aside from hay pastures grasses and legumes. Congress remains divided with the House voting to kill the acreage reserve while the Senate supports it.
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Washington W
Iso
Benson
Congress
House
Senate
Department
Dodge City Man John Sughrue Dies at 70
John Sughrue, 70, died last night at his Dodge City home. He is survived by his son Herbert Sughrue of 305 N. 10th. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Dodge City Catholic Church.
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John Sughrue
Dodge City
Herbert Sughrue
Dodge City Catholic Church
Kansas City Grain Prices and Local Check Fraud Case
Wheat prices and other grain markets listed for Kansas City along with corn oats rye and barley values. Dale Eugene Roulison, 25, to answer charges for writing 27 bad checks varying from $1 to $15 in county court. fled Garden City for Caldwell Idaho where picked up by Undersheriff Wendell Meier. also to face mortgaged property disposal charge.
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Dale Eugene Roulison
Roulison
Garden City
Caldwell
Ida
Wendell Meier
Philadelphia Steelmaster Ernest T Weir Dies at 81
Ernest T Weir, 81 year old steelmaster and ardent champion of business freedom from government interference, died today in a Philadelphia hospital.
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Philadelphia
Ernest T. Weir
Capron farmer named to Federal Farm Credit Board
George W Lightburn of Capron Oklahoma has been appointed to the Federal Farm Credit Board of Directors. He replaces H W Clutter of Holcomb Kansas on the 13 member board. Lightburn farms over 1000 acres near Capron and serves as president of the Woodward Production Credit Association of Woodward Oklahoma.
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Wichita
George W.lightburn
Capron
Okla
Federal Farm Credit Board of Directors
Lighburn
H. W. Clutter
Holcomb
Kas
Morehhan
Woodward Production Credit Assn
Woodward
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Telegram
George Galica Ontiveros
Floyd F. Latshaw
Center
Carman Earl Puryear
Dean Wesley Bell
The
Secretary of State
Eisenhower
Stagssen
White House
U.S
Lindh Produce Co
Farmers Elevator
Gotie & Darkener, Inc
Omaha
Amarillo
Enid
Salina
Worth
Herb Chance
KNCO
Sunny Sue Hooker
Kansas City Cash
Steelman Weir
Royal Tires
U. S. Royal de Lure
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