Midwest Storms Cause Widespread Damage and Death
Thunderstorms battered five states from Minnesota to Kentucky with 125 mph winds and up to 3 inch hail. One death reported in Quincy Illinois as apartments collapsed. Os ka loosa Fairfield Keokuk and Boone Iowa saw extensive damage to trees buildings and crops. Power outages affected Quincy Macomb and rural areas as rains flooded streets and caused landslides near Nauvoo Illinois. Temperatures ranged from 50s to 80s with muggy conditions across the region.
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Ohio River
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Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
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Mississippi River
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Nauvoo
Hamilton
Mississippi
Edna Gause
Macomb
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Henderson
Soviets plan new multistage rocket tests in Pacific
Moscow announced a July test series using powerful multistage rockets to be fired into a central Pacific target area about 200 miles west of Christmas Island. The tests, reportedly not carrying warheads, come after similar U.S. tests off Cape Canaveral. Khrushchev urged vigilance in a Soviet military school address amid disarmament calls.
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Central Pacific
New York
Hawaii
Caena
Vioend
Dreyfus Fund
United ‘Fundamental
States
Cape Canaveral
South Africa
Soviet Union
Planea
Ameran Ae. Suslieam
Palingen Taland
Ser-Inc
Christmas
Ser-Ste
Land
Tass
Science
Patter Framter
Nikita
Khrushchev
Wellington Fd
Kihrudhehev
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Garden City
Admissions and dismissals listed for St Catherine and nearby clinics include William P Byant Jr Jake Hoffman Etta Jewell Clarence Koop D R Bowling Reni Brazell Norman Hann and others. Births noted at St Catherine and Raynesford Clinic include a girl to Gary Hering and a boy to William R Smith. Court actions record parking violations and license suspension for Leonard Stoppel.
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Garden City
St. Catherine
William P. Byant, Jr
Washington
Jake Hoffman
Etta’ Jewell
Scott City
Clarence
V. Koop
Corn
Okla
D.R. Bowling
Reni S. Brazell
Norman A. Hann
Barara Hughes
Glenn ‘Morgan
Pampa
Tex
Eddie Guerrero
Dewey
L. Lundquist
Orval Webb
George
Melvin J. Kiner
N. Th
Frank Leiker
E. Lau
George Charles M. Steen
Robert Guillen
Lester J. DePew
Jesse E. John
Gary Hering
E. Chestnut
Raynesford
William R. Smith
Burnside Dr
Kenneth Lee Eisner
N. Main
Harry Graber
Wichita
Claude Gene Hill
Sheriff's Office
Leonard Ray Stoppel
St. John
Rockefeller pressures over elder medical aid debate
Glacier Montana AP report details Gov. Nelson Rockefeller clashing with the Eisenhower administration over elderly health insurance funding. He rejects the means test, proposes a health benefit trust funded by payroll tax increases, and argues for a broader social security framework. Governors discuss traffic safety funding and defense budget boosts amid a shared stance against lax defenses.
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Glacier, National Park, Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
E Esenhower
New York
Rockefeller
Governors
Stephen L. R. MaNichols
Colorado
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hearst
Eisenhower
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Congress
Democrat Williams
Rail Owners Courted by Other Factions
New York reporters note Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stockholders were courted by directors of New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio. Central offered 1% Central stock plus $9 cash per B&O share, equating to about $43 a share. C&O offered one C&O share per 1% B&O share, about $35 a share. Central aims for a three way merger with B&O and C&O, while C&O prefers a two way merger. Alfred Perlman of Central argues a merger is needed as Pennsylvania Railroad builds a larger eastern system.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Central
C&o
B&o
New York Stock Exchange
C&o Common
B&o Common
The
Alfred Perlman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Perlman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dr Russell Leads Missouri Eye Tissue Bank
Dr Garth Russell of Wichita has been placed in charge of the eye tissue bank at the University of Missouri Medical Center. The bank was created this year with support from the Lions Clubs of Missouri. Russell previously served at Wesley Hospital in Wichita.
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Columbia
Garth Russell
Wichita
University of Missouri Metiical Center
Jdons Clubs of
Missouri
Russell Ee
Wesley Hospital
Ivi
Douglas Union Okays Contract With Douglas Aircraft
A new two year contract with Douglas Aircraft was ratified by 87 percent in a balloting by the International Association of Machinists. The pact covers 12,000 workers at Santa Monica and other bases inclining Vandenberg Edwards Air Force Base White Sands and Cape Canaveral. It provides basic wage boosts and fringe benefits, with a seven cent hourly raise in year two and an average rate under two dollars per hour for the period.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
International Agent of Machiniers
Santa Joe Tang Beach
el Segund
Ual
Vandenberg
Edwarda Air Force Base
White Bande
N. M
Bacramento
Capa Canaveral
Garden City grads abroad and at home leave mark on town
Historian Campbell highlights Garden City High School graduates who stayed in or returned to Garden City and built leadership roles in professions, business, and public service. Noting many from classes before 1931, the piece lists doctors, bankers, merchants, and civic workers who remain influential in the community.
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Campbell
Garden City
Dennis D. Doty
G.c.hls
Finney County
Garden City Junior College
Death of Mrs Esther Railsback Former Garden City Resident
Mrs Esther Railsback died this morning after a lengthy illness. She formerly lived in Garden City and moved with her family to Turon Reno County about 1951. Survivors include her husband Ned and four children at home. Funeral will be Friday in Hutchinson.
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Esther Railsback
Garden City
Turon
Reno County
Ned
Hutchinson
Teacher Defense In Group Study
In Los Angeles an attorney at the NEA convention says teachers win more fights in class but lose more judgments in court. Richard L. Morgan notes teachers have a right to defend themselves but courts often rule against them when parents sue. Factors include pupil size age strength and reasonableness of action.
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Los Angeles
AIP
Richard L. Morgan
Nea’s Defense Commission
Himelf
Morgan
Two Charged in House Burning Case in Riley County
William E. Boatman 36 and Lyle Coltharp 29 were charged in Riley County with burning Boatman owned property. Boatman faced fraud charges. Coltharp was charged with arson after allegedly accepting $200 to burn a vacant Leonardville house. Bail set at 2500 each. Boatman released on bail. Coltharp jailed. Investigations continue with preliminary hearing slated.
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Manhattan
Kan
Riley County
William E. Boatman
Lyle Coltharp
Boatman
Leonardville
Kas
Topeka
Gilbert Peterson
Coltharp
Keats
Scott Preutze
Chamber of Commerce to host open house at new Palmer Welding plant
The Telegram reports a special coffee session at 10 a.m. tomorrow by the Chamber of Commerce held as an open house celebrating the new Palmer Welding and Supply Co. plant on US 50 west end of the city. Walter Hickock of Edgerton dies. father of Richard Eugene Hickock, who was convicted of murder in the Clutter slayings. The elder Hickock attended the trial, suffered from cancer. his wife and two sons survive Mrs DLR Bowling of 508 N 10th in serious condition after a brain hemorrhage at St Catherine Hospital.
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Chamber of Commerce
Palmer Welding A0 Supply Co
Walter , Hickock
Edgerton
Richard Eugene Hickock
Hickock
St.Catherine Hospital
Lockheed Union Rejects Offer in 93 Percent Vote
San Francisco AP report notes 8500 Lockheed machinists at Sunnyvale Santa Cruz Van Nuys and Van Denberg AFB rejected a company settlement 93 percent. Negotiations to resume Thursday. Union seeks 7 percent raise this year while company offered 4 percent plus a cost of living clause keeping essential Polaris and Agena work going.
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San Francisco
Lockheed
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