Nickerson Maintains View On Missile Court Case
Army veteran Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. testifies at his court martial in Huntsville Alabama, defending his act of leaking defense data to challenge Secretary Wilson's 1960 missile priorities. He argues Wilson lacked full facts and seeks to sway higher officials. the panel weighs mitigation and possible penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Army
Air Force
John C. Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
West
Point
Crump Garvin
Atlanta
Wilson
Admittances and discharges fill Garden City notes
Today in Garden City lists numerous admittances and discharges from local hospitals including Mrs. Ralphi J. Legge and Mrs. Donald E. Hoyt. Births at St Catherine report an 8-pound baby born to Francis Hahn and family along with another 8-pound 13 1/4 ounce son to Alex Mujica. Police and county briefs cover speeding fines, mufflers, stop-sign violations, bonds forfeitures, a minor accident and several marriage licenses in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralphi'j. Legge
Donald E. Hoyt
Deerfield Stenely
G. Katz
Deerfield
Huggell McCart
Holcomb
Larry BD
Mae Joe Starehman
Alex ‘Juice
Francis Hahn
W. Santa Fe
Kathy Castello
N. A
Larry D
Danny Joe Starchman
Stanley G. Katz
Jay Copenhaver
Kendall Hugh Dickson
Stone Hotel
Alvis Cleere
Jenny
George Robinson
Ulysses
G. E. Dunkelberg
Wand
Jean Hays
Jackqual and
Leiker
St. Catherline
Francis aHhn
W. Santa Ye
Sganes Gon
Alex Mujica
Dwayne Kaye Vaughn
Donald Dean Handy
Ethel Genevieve. Slater
Emiar Toute
Kiwanis Paints Finnup Park Tables in Pastel Hues
Kiwanis club members will paint the 49 picnic tables at Finnup Park tonight in pastel colors, part of a long-delayed service project despite recent dust and rain. The tables were last painted by the Bow Girls. Also noted are two AWOL sailors captured by city police hitchhiking on Fulton Street, dairies graded for milk quality, Finnup Park pool closing for cleaning, and a $50 reward for a “mystery motorist” who reported extra services at Phillips 66 Service Station in Hawes Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnuppark
Kiwanis Club
Order of Rainbow Girls
Big Mérning
Pendleton
Calif
Fulton Street
Phillips 66
Jim Spor
Hawes 66
5Th
Kansas
Spor
Bound Over on Check Flood Case
Dale Roulison faced charges for writing 28 no fund checks to local businesses. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court, later jailed for bond default. He issued small checks under twenty dollars before fleeing to Calawell Idaho and being captured by Tinney county officers. Meanwhile governors visiting North Carolina on a whirlwind Outer Banks trip viewed The Lost Colony preview and visited the Wright Brothers National Monument at Kitty Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Roulison
Roulison
Calawell
Ida
Manteo
N.C
North Carolina
George Hocking
Kansas
North Carlina
Luther Hodges
Williamsburg
Wright Brothers National Monument
Kitty Hawk
Orville
Wilbur
Wright
Army district chief reassigned to Antilles Command
Topeka Kansas Col Arthur J Fuller Jr chief of the U S Army Military District Kansas is reassigned as chief of staff at the Army Antilles Command He will be succeeded here by Lt Millard Thompsons who has served as deputy chief of the Kansas Unity District in the text’s fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Arthur J. Fuller Jr
U.S. Army Military District
Kansas
Haseen
Army Antilles Command
Ll. Millard Thompsons
Kansas’ Unity
Moscow Deaths and City Safety Award Highlight Local News
Funeral services were held for 16 year old James Roger Bradley of Moscow after his death at Garden City hospital. Survivors include his parents and siblings. Also noted was Cities Service safety recognition in Hugoton field where division 21 earned a 300000 hour no-accident certificate. The piece lists multiple local employees across Ulysses Garden City Sublette and staff at Hugoton stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roger Bradley
Moscow
Ola
Moscow High Schoo
Garden City
Car
Bradley
Donald
Ulysses
Larry
Shirley
Carla
Ceme- 58
Hugoton Field
Ulysses High School
M. O. Thomas
R B. Fleske
Wichita
Sublette
K. K. Highberger
W. L. Duver
E 'D. Horsburgh
B. M. Brown
Stassen Pushes Stepwise US Disarmament Plan
London U S delegate Harold E Stassen, amid mounting Soviet pressure, said the United States would unveil its disarmament plan gradually at the U N Disarmament subcommittee meeting. Soviet envoy Valerian Zorin urged a full plan before forming working groups, while Western officials said delays reflect allied consultation and political strategy. Stassen warned rushing a partial treaty after 11 years of deadlock could jeopardize progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London i
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
U.N
Subcommittee
Doctors Motels Stock Blocked by U S Judge
A temporary order restraining Doctors' Motels Inc from selling securities in interstate commerce was issued by U S District Judge Walter A Huxman with a hearing set for July. SEC attorney Leo J Wyrick filed the complaint alleging unregistered cross state securities distribution. Doctors' Motels did not attend, its attorney calling the action a technicality on stockholder residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors’ Motels
Kansas City
Kas
Doctors’ Motels Inc
U. S
Walter A. Huxman
Huxman
Securities Exchange Commission
Leo J. Wyrick
SEC
Fort Worth
Lee Vaughan
Ore11
Joseph M. O'Feill
Will Rogers Turnpike dedication opens Oklahoma toll road
A long planned opening marks the Will Rogers Turnpike dedication at the Midway point near the east Tulsa edge. Gov. Raymond Gary will cut the ribbon at 2 p.m. as the 88 mile four lane toll road officially opens ahead of a ceremonial trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venita
Oklah i
Tulsa
Missouri
Joplin
Midway Point
Raymond Gary
Kas
H. A
Simmons
Osage City
Gateway Points
Oklahoma City
Frank Easley
W. R. Wallace Jr
John W. Russell Jr
Okmul
Oklahoma County
Atty. James
Bill Berry
Easley
Frank
Wagoner County
Active Buying Drives Wheat Futures Up Amid Rain Deterioration
Traders report heavy buying in Chicago grain markets with wheat futures rising about two cents on reports of additional rainfall and crop deterioration. July beans gained on rains in Illinois and Indiana, while rye weakened on opposition to reduced import quotas. Prices shown include Chicago and Kansas City quotes with open interest and receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago U
Dee
Llinois
Indiana
Flood Death in Osage City Amid Kansas Rain Storms
Osage City saw one fatality after 3.60 inches of rain drenched the area and flooded basements. An 80 year old dairyman, H. J A. Simmons, was electrocuted while starting a pump in his flooded property. The Kansas River Basin rainfall offered no major flood threats to main streams, though the Saline River rose near Wilson and Tes cott. Forecasters expect scattered showers and warming temps into Saturday with a five day precipitation near 0.50 inch and cooler eastward. Administrators from ACP and ASC met to discuss the Conservation Program across southwestern Kansas counties. Continuous rainfall totals from towns like Brookville, Lebo, Le Compton, Manchester, Ottawa, and Wichita are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Osage City
H. J A. Simmons
Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes
Richard ‘Garret
Concordia
Garden City
Lews
Pittsburg
Agricult Ar. Goodland
American Legion
ACP
Brookville
Lebo
Leaf
Agriculture Stabilization
Compton
Manchester
Conservation Department
del Onaga
Quenemo
Wor‘partment
ASC County
Wichita
Emporia
Great. Bend
Tonganoxis
Pomona
Ottawa
Leater Branson
Wendell Be
Reading
Solomon
Howcraft
State
Ard
Conway Springs
Manhattan
Halliburton Elects New State Banking Board Members
New Halliburton officers were elected plus three year terms for Robert Lemon of Kansas City and Dan J Dresling of Duncan Oklahoma to the State Banking Board. The board also appointed others including Orville Bell and Cecil W Starr as officers. A regular 1957 third quarter dividend of 60 cents per share was declared on 3,360,000 shares of Halliburton stock, payable Sept 25 to stockholders of record Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Banking Board
Robert Lemon
Kansas City
Dan J. Dresling
Duncan
Okla
Burton Oil
Orville Bell
Chita
Cecil W. Starr
Hia
George Dock
Isauaing
Louis Goschis
Arkansas City
H. H
Robertson
Wichita
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Patricia
Ann Froggatie
Davis
Patricia Louise Mayo
Larry Paul Obholz
Dwayne Kaye ‘Vaughn
Euhe Genevieve Slater
Patricia Ann Froggatte
Larry Pat. Obholz
Shirsley Mac Mader
Bancroft
Maynard Lane Alley
W. Hazel
W. Pine
Frank Eugene Wager
Norman Scott Bird
Clyde Monroe Bay
Thomas Elton Taylor
Theodora R.wheeler
Morton H. Smith
Abner Benjamin Sandridge
Oe Cosme C. Perales
Stephen Jerry Westfall
B. Rundell
Bavaria
Verna M. Miller
Vernon A. Garrison
Hennie E. Waltrip
City
Leonard Albrecht
Gardiner, Dairy
Myers Dairy
Fairmont Foods Co
Dick’s Dairy
Finnup: Park
Fuller
J Maire
New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Detroit
USDA
Man
Jay Crook
Curtis Studio
Jean Ann Ware
E. F. Ware
Center
Telegram
Carolyn Brauer
Scoti
Patterson's Jewelry Store
Lindh Produce Co
Grevator
Jain Futures
Wie & Carkener, Inc
Ansas City
Chicago
Hutchinson
Wich
Omaha
Amarillo
Mid
Salina
Ft Worth
Kansas River
Saline
Tescott
Garrett
Arkansas
Banking Board
Halliburton
Channel 6
East Fulton
Direct Factory
Laughlin Electric
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