Foundation reshuffles officers amid polio fund probe
In Minneapolis the Sister Kenny Foundation restructured its leadership after state Attorney General Mondale alleged interstate irregularities in polio donations. Former executive director Marvin L. Kline drew 604,500 in 14 years. Fred Fadell faced disclosures of fees. The board reorganized as Fadell was discharged and a new head was named.
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Minneapolis
Mine
Walter Mondale
Gamble
Foundation
Tois
Marvin L. Kline
Fred Fadell
Maridale
Kline
Kine
Mondale
Fadell
Chicago
Admissions and notices from Lorden City Hospitals
Admissions at St Catherine and other Lorden City facilities list names including Eddie Guerreiro Joseph Lefort Mrs Loren Gunkel Charles Cowgill Mrs Clyde Neely and many others. Dismissals include Leo Smith Chester Miller Anna Kritzer and Jessie Arteaga. Births report three newborns at St Catherine with times and weights. Local court actions include fines bond postings and traffic incidents. Accidents noted at Main and Fulton and 7th Street. Prisoner released Claude Eugene Hill after no account checks.
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St. Catherine
Eddie Guerrero
Joseph N. Lefort
N. 13Th
Loren Gunkel
St. John
Charles Cowgill
S. Star Rt
Clyde Neely
Scott City
Loren Borell
Dighton
Lawrence Joyce
Crest Road
Alvin W. Hampson
Alamota
Orval Webb
George
F. A. Farnsworth
Joye
Kansas
Gary R. Hering
E. Chestnut
Leo Smith
Davis
Chester Miller
E. Santa Fe
Duane Bieker
Walker Anna Kritzer
Jessie Arteaga
N. Lath
Clarence Gercken
E. Kan- Bas
John Schreck
Marienthal
Larry Allison
Main
Fulton
Pete H. Garcia
Dorothy M. Bedker
Old Manor
Donald Bowman
Ruth Russell Ball
Claude Eugene Hill
Sheriff's Office
Gamble-Skogmo Sells Western Auto Stake to Beneficial
Gamble-Skogmo Inc announced it sold its controlling interest in Western Auto Supply Co to Beneficial Finance Co for 51 million dollars. The move reduces Gamble-Skogmo exposure after a Justice Department antitrust challenge, with Gamble-Skogmo retaining some shares and noting separate geographic markets for the two chains.
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Minneapolis
Gamble - Skogmo Inc
Western Auto Supply, Co
Beneficial Finance ‘Co
Gamble + Skogmo
Western Auto
Kansas City
Beneficial Finance
Delaware
B. C. Gamble
Gamble - Skogmo
Gamble-Skogmo
Justice Department
25000 Steel Workers Laid Off From Jobs
New York AP reports about 25 900 steelworkers have been laid off and thousands more on short work weeks as a decline in steel orders hits industry. Union leader David J. McDonald calls for swift action to reverse the trend amid plant shutdowns in Pittsburgh and Joliet. About 3 000 Detroit area workers idled. Inland Steel Co plans a July 4 closure at Indiana plants. U S Steel Youngstown Ohio faces July 3 shutdowns with 51 000 workers idled nationwide. Behem Steel Maryland plant employs about 30 400. Inventory cuts and weak demand drive the drop ahead of a potential auto model rebound.
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New York
Ewan
David J. McDonald
Dolted Steelworkers Union
Swift
Detroit
Chicago
Ind
Inland Steel Co
U. S. Steel Ohio
Youngstown
Ganwee Point
Behem -Steel
Ept
Sal
Ates
Ee x Nenarion
Industre
Drunken Driver Halts Dragging Collision in Russell
In Russell Kansas a drunk driver Ed Weis rammed his car to stop a slow vehicle dragging a 4 year old boy along a street. Patrolman Charles Schmidtberger said the car jumped a curb ran a stop sign and dragged the child and his tricycle 112 feet before the officer halted it. The boy Monte Dale Christians of Lincoln Nebraska sustained critical injuries. Weis faces charges of driving while drunk and traffic offenses.
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Russell, Kan
Russell Street
Ed Weis
Russell
Charles Schmidberger
Weis
Monte Dale Christians
Lincoln
Neb
Air Force
Monte
B. J. Kuhn
Schmidtberger
Wels
Early Today Stocks Rally On Limited Gains In Mixed Market
A few stocks rose sharply as the market held a uneven tone. Baltimore and Ohio gained about 4 points before trimming, while New York Central edged higher on merger news. Beckman and General Instrument rose about 3, Union Oil straightened after a dividend jump, leaving overall averages down slightly at noon.
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NEW York
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
B&o
Beckman Instrument
General Instrument
Universal Match
NAFI
Litton! Industries
Union di
California
Minnesota
Jt 18
Revere Camara, Jones & Laughlin
Stella Bill Sparks Local Battle Over School Rent
In Stella Missouri a bill to excuse Stella from paying rent for temporary classrooms after the 1959 fire faced mixed views. The Army sought 1600 dollars after lowering its estimate, while local board member Alvin Kimbrough urged relief and discussed appealing to Rep. Charles Brown amid wider civil rights debates in Congress.
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Stella
Washington
Alvin Kimbrough
Stellar High
Army
Ft. Crowder
Stella Board of Education
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Charles Brown
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kimbrough
Ivan Roe
Rep. Brown
General Motors Buys Kansas City Plant
General Motors announced the purchase of a government owned auto assembly plant in Kansas City built in 1941 and used for Buick and Pontiac production. The facility, valued at about 4 million dollars, had produced 526 timber during World War I and is now leased to GM for civilian car assembly.
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General Motors
Kansas City
Detroit
Fairrdoats
Buick
Pontiac
Walt
Local Produce Market Listing Confusing Eggs and Bags
A muddled market listing shows bags of eggs in various sizes including Extra Large Large and Medium with odd labels such as A's and B's. The fragmented text mentions day cream and light mens but lacks clear items or prices.
Kansas City Livestock Market Update
Kansas City cattle numbers include 3,700 head with calves 100 and feeders steady. Good to average cattle prices range 22.00 26.00 for steers and 24.50 26.00 for heifers. veal and feeder steer quotes 20.00 24.00 and 25.00 40.25. Hogs at 3,200 head show moderate activity. barrows and gilts 195 240 pounds 17.00 17.50, sows 14.25 15.50.
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Kansas City
Sailors and Marine Force Escape in Armed Truck
Two sailors Seaman David Lindsay and Seaman Recruit Johnny Goodall and Marine Pfc Roland Gilbert seized a supervisor, tore off his gear, and hijacked a truck. They forced Apprentice Seaman James Cook and Apprentice Seaman John Miller to drive toward Chicago before Miller flagged down a police squad car and the trio were captured.
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Chicago
David Lindsay
Johnny Goodall
Newton
Kan
Roland Gilbert
Chicago Ridge
James Cook
Barron, Wis
John Miller
Waterloo
N. Y
Miller
Defense Rocky Asks for $3 Billion More
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a three billion dollar defense budget increase at the 52nd annual governors conference. He warned of a decade of danger, urged faster missile production and greater force readiness, and argued the United States risks vulnerability to a Soviet attack.
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Rockefeller
SAC
Continental Faces Strike
LOS ANGELES AP A flight engineers strike against Continental Airlines set for Thursday after a federal judge rejected union contentions that engineers must join another bargaining group. The FEIA says about 22 engineers will walk out, but Continental says flights will not be affected.
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Los Angeles
Continental Airlines
Flight Engineers International Assn
Air Line Pilots Assn
Lloyd Robinson
FEIA
Continental
Gras Jes Hackler
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Death of Arthur O Neill at Campbell Calif
Mr and Mrs Oscar O Neill of Satanta note the death of his brother Arthur O Neill in Campbell California. Arthur O Neill died Monday in Campbell of a heart attack. He was a former Garden City auto garage operator.
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Oscar O'Neill
Satanta
Arthur O'Neill
Campbell
Calif
O'Neill
Garden City
Renick Funeral of James Goodin Re Nick
James G. Renick Funeral for James Goodin Re nick 92 who died yesterday will be at 10 am Wednesday at the Garland Chapel. The Rev. E P. Rogers will officiate with burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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James Goodin Renick
Garland Chapel
E. P. Rogers
Valley View Cemetery
Venezuela asserts Dominican Republic supplied explosives in Betancourt attack
Foreign Minister Ignacio Arcaya told ambassadors that Caracas has proof the bombs used in the attempt on President Romulo Betancourt were brought from the Dominican Republic. He issued a diplomatic message to transmit to governments but did not reveal its contents.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ignacio Luis Arcaya
Dominican Republic
Romulo Betancourt
Arcaya
Fire Routs 40 Out of Hotel
A four alarm fire at the Ambassador Kingsway Hotel in West St. Louis sent 40 guests fleeing from a L shaped corridor on the second floor. About 20 were assisted from the burning area. six were treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries. Radio KWIX studios were knocked off air. damage exceeds $100,000. The blaze likely started near a dressing room table from a cigarette. Guests were relocated to three other hotels as repairs begin.
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St, Louis
Ambassador- Kingsway
West St. Louis
City Hospital
Public Safety
Joseph P. Sestric
Iadia
James Mullen
Everett Schneider
St.Louis
Schneider
Elmer Williams
KWIX
Bernard Tureen
Cost of Living Battle Seen as Rearguard Action
New York AP reports the U S fight against rising living costs as mainly a rearguard action with eight other nations showing tighter money and sharper depreciation of currencies. The article cites a Bank of New York City study with 1940 1958 1959 figures, noting the U S purchasing power has lagged behind several peers and allies while some nations posted smaller declines due to stricter monetary controls and reforms.
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New York
United States
Bioen
Paranett Tolwa
Itip
Ottugal
Bolivis
Te Firat Negara
New Yost
Germany
Howard
Robbery Easy Nabbed On Second Attempt
AP report from Glendale California states 27 year old Gardner took 80 dollars from a bank Monday and was arrested minutes later outside the same bank saying it was easy. He was booked on suspicion of robbery. The Garden City Telegram published in June 28 1960 includes bank condition figures unrelated to the incident.
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Glendale
Calif
E. Gardner
Gardner
Garden City Telegram
Garden National Bank
Garden City
Kansas
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Myrtle
Ronald Stull
Alan Rupp
Holcomb
Larry Rupp
James van Campen
Crest Rd
Victor Daniel Breit
Conkling
Raymond Belasco Gonzales
Lester F. Stone
Erie
Okla
Marvin R. Becker
Jerry Ray Reynolds
Garden City Avenue
Ruth Russell Bail
N. 4Th
Dickie Ray Fletcher
Western Auto Control
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Becky Walters
Johnny
Jimmie
John Walters
Russell Youngster
Banta Fe
General Electris
Radio Corp
DuPont
Associated Press
Valle
Stella Bill
Southwett Missouri Ozarks
Gary FF
Kansas City Livestock
Bullock
Dreyfus Fund Veene
Eat & How B
Eat & How
Stk Fidelity Fa
Finan Ind Fd So
Incorp
Gen Ind
Mass Investor Mutual Treek
Ser-Incom
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Value Line Inc
Wellington
Marine Force Way Free
Rocky
Richard M. Nixon
Lever
Eisenhower
Nixon
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
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James G. Renick
Glso
Portungay
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