Soviet Deputy Spurns Motorcade Walks Across New York
Soviet Premier Kozlov walked from his UN quarters to a Soviet exhibition at 60th Street and Broadway with a dozen aides as police followed. He declined an elaborate motorcade, prompting crews to monitor traffic as Kozlov toured Central Park and the exhibit site before heading to Washington for talks with Eisenhower and Herter.
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New York
Soviet Union
RB. Kozlov
Potice
Kozlov
Park Avenue
68Th Street
United Nations
Central Park
Local Names in Garden City Hospitals Bulletin
Fragmentary list shows names and addresses linked to Garden City Hospitals. Items include Kathy Lynn Schlereth 2524 B Mrs Ira J Bunny 1011 sth Betty Jean Horton 221 See Anna E Metheney 706 N rc Gerald L Reifschneider 805 N Mazin LeRoy M Bretz Shields oo E Kennedy Jr 802 N Mrs Sylvia Paasch 1601 N 6th.
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Ira J. Bunny
Betty Jean Horton
Satford
Anna E. Metheney
Gerald L. Reifschneider
N. Mazin
LeRoy M. Bretz
Shields
E. Kennedy Jr
Sylvia Paasch
Deaths and dismissals listed in local notice
Local obituary and dismissal list notes Mrs Ivis B Currey of Sublette and Mrs George Harrison of Main Street among the deaths. Also named are Stephen Thrasher Erickson and Kurtz plus Larry Waltz and Mrs Sam Niblock among dismissals. Mr H Wooddell of Hutchinson died at St Catherine Hospital after six weeks ill. funeral plans incomplete.
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Ivis B. Currey
Charles W. Eggers
George Harrison
Ross Lane
Leon
Stephen Thrasher Erickson
Kansas
Mur D. Kurtz
Ingalls
Larry Lee Waltz
Sam Niblock
Cruz Barajas
E. Laurel
William Elliott
Ulysses
William H. Briscoe
Norman Lee
Haunschild
Kathryn Rae Pittman
I Taylor
Betty Jean Horton
Safford
Shawn Frey
Satanta
Otto Skutte
H. Wooddell
Hutchinson
Courts Police Bonds Posted Butchered Names and Locations
Bonds posted for Walter Williams of 508 W Fulton on speeding charges. Accidents report lists Wayne Eugene Penny of Colorado Springs and Effie Schlegel of Sidney after Saturday incidents. Beverly Oleman of Deerfield hit a parked car owned by Otto Hund at 1500 E Kansas Ave in the 400 block on N Main. Clifton Lasater of 611 E Laurel and Velda Stepp of Whittier at 3rd and Kansas Sunday.
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Wayne Eugene Penny
Colorado Springs
Colo
Effie Schlegel
Sidney
Neb
Beverly Jean Oleman
Deerfield
Otto A. Hund
Kansas Ave
N. Main
Clifton Oscar Lasater
E. Laurel
Velda Stepp
Whittier
Calif
3Rd
Kansas
Buried At Last Of 21 In War Crash Remains
In Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery a common grave will receive 18 remains from a 1945 C47 crash in New Guinea. Six were Women’s Army Corps, 21 died, three survived. survivors were located last December after jungle recovery. Three chaplains from Scott AFB will lead Protestant Catholic and Jewish services. Kenneth Thomas, 17, was hospitalized after a separate crash near Main and Kansas, with facial injuries and possible internal injuries.
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T. Louis
New Guinea
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
St. Louis
Women's Army Corps
Scott Air Force’ Base
Ill
Kenneth Thomas
Parkawood
Her
Main
Kanas
Thomas
Kansas
Kansas University Medical Center to exceed spending limit
AP reports the state finance council authorized the University of Kansas Medical Center to exceed its fiscal year spending limit by 196,929 dollars due to higher than anticipated expenses from increased business at the center. Funds derive from institution fees. A scaffold collapse at Leavenworth's Immaculate Conception Church caused no injuries. Repair work continued after the weekend. Art museums statewide will be asked to mount special displays for the 1961 Kansas Centennial.
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Topeka
France Council Today
Kansas’ ‘University , MedicalCenter
Leavenworth (Ap
Kangas
Father’s quick aid saves fire-burned boy in Missouri
In Carthage Missouri a 9 year old boy Ronnie Evans suffered burns when a gasoline can ignited. His father Glynn Evans 37 acted swiftly smothering the flames and rushing the child to a hospital. Ronnie received burns to the face neck chest and arms while Glynn was slightly burned himself. A bystander Glenn Picett 40 was struck by the gas can and later died after a separate accident.
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Carthage
Ronnie Evans
Ronnie
Glynn Evans
Glenn H. Picett
Bonner
Family Slaying Discovered in Alberta Town
In Stettler Alberta police found seven battered bodies including a father, mother and five children in a quiet home. Robert Raymond Cook, 22, son of the slain man, was charged with murder as investigators could not determine if shots preceded the beating. The victims ranged in age from 3 to 53, with a shotgun hidden under a mattress. Neighbors said the Cooks had not been seen since Thursday. sluč
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Stettler
Alta
Alberta
Robert Raymond Cook
Raymond Cook
Daisy Mae
White House
Edmonton
Robert Raymond
Economy at Critical Juncture warns swift inflation steps
Washington AP report says a Cabinet committee led by Vice President Nixon urges three immediate actions to curb inflation and stabilize the dollar. It calls for explicit goals of price stability, balancing the budget, and removing the interest ceiling on government bonds, likening bonds to printing presses if not done. Members include Anderson, Summerfield, Benson, Strauss, Mitchell, Saulnier, Wallis, and others.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Vel
Eisenhower
Congress
Vice
Fede ‘Ral
Treasury
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Arthur ‘E. Summerfield
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Commerce
Lewis L.Y Strauss
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
W. Allen Wallis
Lions delegate to New York convention and back
E L Droegemueller, secretary of the Garden City Lions Club, flew to New York City to attend the Lions International convention starting tomorrow and ending Friday. He will return to Garden City Sunday. Carl E Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Ora W Martin of 506 Center, preached at First Methodist Church yesterday. He is a pre ministerial student at Southwestern College and recently completed the Washington Semester at American University in Washington DC.
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E. L. Droegemueller
New York City
Droegemueller
Lions Club
New York
Garden City
Carl E. Martin
Ora W. Martin
Center
First Methodist Church
Southwestern College
Washington
The
American University
Washington, D.C
Roof falls kill two boys in New York City
AP report details two fatalities from rooftop accidents in New York City over the weekend. An 11 year old boy, Walter Shumaker, fell Sunday in Manhattan. A 14 year old, Anibal Quinones, fell Saturday in the Bronx.
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New York
New York City
Walter Shumaker
Manhattan
Anibal Quinones
Small Tot Found Alive And Well Near Norway Lake
Three year old Carol VanHulla of Niagara Wisconsin was found alive after 13 hours missing in Upper Michigan woods near the Wisconsin border. State troopers and volunteers searched with bloodhounds and helicopters from Kinross Air Force base. Sheriff Harry Rudian noted abduction was checked and a Niagara man was cleared.
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Iron. Mountain
Mich
Upper Michigan
Carol van Hulla
Niagara
Wis
Mornig
Norway Lake
Dickinson County
Harry R. Dulian
Wisconsin
Ronald Nelson
Nelson
Air Force Base
Kinross
Civail Air Patrol
Woodlands
Carol
Joseph VanHalla
Norway Lake Park
Court Strikes Censorship Law
The Supreme Court voided New York State movie censorship as unconstitutional and lifted a ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover. All nine justices agreed the ban was improper, though four believed the court acted too quickly. Justice Stewart delivered the opinion asserting freedom to advocate ideas and condemning the state's restriction on exhibition.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Lady Chatterley
Harlan
Whittaker
Clark
Frankfurter
Stewart
MIT chief Killian says U S will lead in science and tech
Dr James R Killian former Eisenhower science adviser told reporters the Soviets are advancing in many areas but the United States will still lead the world in science and technology as he returns to his post as MIT board chairman.
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Boston
James R. Killian
Eisenhower
United States
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Osorio Sosa Seeks Appeal After Murder Sentence Rise
Mexico City AP reports Guillermo Osorio Sosa appealed after a higher court found premeditated murder and increased his sentence from four years to 20 years. The appeal preserves the case for review by a greater tribunal.
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Mexico City
Guillermo Osorio Sosa
Osorio
Girls Plunge Into Gorge Two Die In Genesee Gorge
In Castile New York two 18 year old girls on a church picnic slipped on loose rock at the gorge's edge. Susan Metz fell to the river and drowned while Susan Rutecki was saved when a tree branch broke free and a park worker pulled her to safety. About 150 roadside parks on state highways are expected to attract Kansas centennial visitors in 1961.
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Castile, N.Y
Susan Metz
Genesee
Susan Rutecki
Kansas
Noisy Toronto welcomes Queen in harbor spectacle
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Toronto to a thunderous reception with 6000-plus onlookers and hundreds of boats in the harbor. The royal couple planned a full day including Queen's Plate horse race and a Stratford Festival performance as part of a tight, public tour.
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Toronto
Britannia
Prince Philip
Canadia
Philip
Stratford
Shakespearean Festival
Richard H. N. Davidson
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Kansas City Livestock and Hogs Market Report
Local produce markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep trading in Kansas City with price ranges and activity notes. Cattle strong to steady with high grade steers up to 29.00, hogs mostly lower, spring lambs and feeder lambs quoted, numerous weight classes and stocker activity noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Congress Acts On Tax Bill Averts Revenue Drop
Washington AP reports Congress acts on a compromise tax extension bill to avert a three billion dollar revenue shortfall. The measure extends the 52 percent corporate income tax and Korean era sales taxes for one year, delaying a drop to 47 percent and continuing excise taxes on autos parts accessories cigarettes liquor wine and beer.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Radio Stations Given Immunity Ruling by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that radio and TV stations cannot be sued for libel for remarks by political candidates in broadcast speeches. The decision held Section 315 of the Federal Communications Act overrides state libel laws by barring censorship and requiring equal time for rival candidates. Justice Black delivered the majority opinion with a dissent by Frankfurter.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Black
Justice Frankfurter
Harlan
Whittaker
Stewart
Black
North Dakota Supreme Court
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