U S and Soviets Face Nuclear Test Dilemma
Washington reports that U S officials debate resuming nuclear tests if Khrushchev disrupts Geneva talks. The piece notes Eisenhower may lift the moratorium, while defenses groups fear unpoliced testing could threaten US military parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
PRR Lays Off 2,200 Workers Across System
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a system wide layoff of 2,200 employees due to declining business. Vice president Newell cited a steady freight decline, with steel shipments particularly affected, and said the reductions would begin in days and continue with no fixed timing or state breakdowns. The railroad employs about 30,000 workers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Busi
Eee
Pp Newell
Newell
Pennsylvania
Steel and Allied Fi
Lala i
PRR
Road Program Gets More Funds
Washington AP report on Senate action pausing and authorizing appropriations of millions for the road program in the 1963 fiscal year. Federal and state matching grants support primary, secondary, and road systems under the ABC scheme, excluding the nationwide interstate. A special appropriation of 100 million dollars is authorized, with payments in several areas amid fiscal frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Si Age
Gene
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals and Bond in Court
Hospital admissions list at St. Catherine includes Mrs. Donald Williams Solomon Stukey Milt O Killion Mrs. W H Splitter Mrs. George Buell Mrs C E Burton Mrs Bobbie G Ross Mountain View Okla Discharges include Mrs Charles B Wilson Mrs Albert Bayer Rene Brazell Mrs Clyde Neely Courts report Bond set for Dale Eugene Redburn 1307 N 8th at 3 dollars charged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Donald Williams
Solomon Stukey
O. Killion
W. Chestnut
W.H. Splitter
Lyle
George Buell
C.E. Burton
Bobbie G. Ross
Mountain View
Okla
Charles B. Wilson
Albert Bayer
Rene Brazell
Center
Clyde Neely
Scott City
Treasury in black ink as year ends on strong tax receipts
The Treasury ends the fiscal year in black due to higher individual tax withholding and more diligent reporting of interest and dividend income. Budget revenues for the year are expected to exceed January estimates while federal spending remains slightly below. Borrowing for the new year will be lighter than recent years, easing terms for states, localities, corporations, and individuals.
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American Treasury
Sam Dawson
AP Business
NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Washington
Agriculture Department
Traffic Accident Near El Rancho Trailer Court
In Garden City improper registration leads to bond forfeits for Dale E Redsburn Kenneth L Eisner Lester F Stone Dickie R Fletcher Harry Graber Jerry R Reynolds. Near El Rancho Trailer Court yesterday a collision occurred between cars driven by Charles Rabideau 611 E Maple Garden City and Thomas Lloyd Dupree Phillipsburg Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Redsburn
Kenneth L. Eisner
Lester F. Stone
Dickie R. Fletcher
Harry Graber
Jerry R. Reynolds
el Rancho
Courta
Charles Rabideau
E. Maple
Thomas Lloyd Dupree
Phillipsburg
Kan
Anderson Attacks Docking Over Fairfax Annexation
Kansas City AP Anderson accuses Gov George Docking of siding with vested interests in the Fairfax annexation case. He questions Docking’s personal stake in a railroad connected district and urges a court review as the Kansas Supreme Court favors the city. Docking defends a merits hearing and calls the attack political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
John Anderson
George Docking
Fairfax
Anderson
Docking
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
Kan
Preme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Kas
U. S. It
Spotty Market Seen Today
New York stocks showed a spotty picture with mixed gains and losses. Bethlehem and other steel firms planned closures over the July Fourth weekend, while autos and oils moved unevenly as merger talks persisted and the Dow industrial average stood at 689.04 at noon.
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New York
la Point
Bethlehem
Autua
Texaco
Dow Jones
Phade Power
Finch Murder Retrial Jury Sought Today
Los Angeles AP reports the retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoft remains in jury selection. Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty if convicted in the murder of Barbara Lora. The Supreme Court denied Tregoft’s bid to disqualify Judge Le Roy Dawson.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoft
Skein Wek
Washington, D.C
Miss Treioe
le Roy Dawson
Finch
Barbara
Endid
Federal Land Banks Merge for Garden City Syracuse Region
The Federal Land Bank Association of Garden City and Syracuse merge approved by the Federal Land Bank of Wichita and the Farm Credit Administration. New entity titled Federal Land Bank Association of Garden City to operate from 103 North 9th with outpost in Syracuse. Territory covers Stanton, Hamilton, Greeley, Wichita, Kearny, Grant, Scott, Finney and Haskell counties. Board announces Irving Brownlee as president, Victor Haflich as vice president, Wayne Foster as manager, George Sehroll as assistant manager, Nelva Lea Denbo as office assistant. other directors include Bruce Josserand Ralph Tuttle Houston Price I J Spitzer Glenn White.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Garden City
Syracuse
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Farm Credit Administration of
Washington, D.C
North 9Th
Stanton
Hamilton
Greeley
Kearny
Grant, Scott, Finney and Haskell
Irving Brownlee
Deerfield
Victor W. Haflich
Wayne
Casey"’ Foster
George R. Sehroll
Nelva Lea Denbo
Brown‘lee
Haflich
Bruce E. Josserand
Joangon
Ralph W. Tuttle
Ulysses
Houston G. Price
Tribune
I. J. Spitzer
Scott City
Glenn White
Marientha
Funeral for Mrs Ned Rails back at Park Place Church
Funeral services for Mrs Ned Rails back a former Garden Citian who died Wednesday in Hutchinson will be held at 2 p m Friday at Park Place Christian Church Hutchinson with burial in Langdon Cemetery She is the daughter of Robert Sharp a former Garden Citian now of Turon Surviving are her widower and four children David Robert Nancy and Cynthia all of the home
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Ned Railsback
Garden Citian
Hutchinson
Park Place Christian Church
Langdon Cemetery
Robert Sharp
Turon
David
Robert
Nancy
Cynthia
Khrushchev Arrives in Austria for Nine Day Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in neutral Austria for a nine day state visit to a largely apathetic reception. About 6,000 gathered at the Soviet War Memorial as his motorcade moved through Vienna. A small group of Austrian Communists cheered, while many passersby ignored the arrival. The premier was staying at the Imperial Hotel amid expectations of peaceful coexistence talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O'Regan
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Imperial Hotel
Khbrushchev
Truman Again Sparks Attention Ahead of 1960 Convention
Former President Truman stirs interest by delaying his convention attendance and revealing plans at a Saturday news conference. He previously disrupted the party in 1956 by backing Harriman and doubting Stevenson’s chances. Mrs Roosevelt questions his motives, while Truman backs Symington this year, with Lyndon Johnson as a possible target.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Chicago
Adelaid
Bravenson
Stevengen
Kiingell
Los Angeles
Finnie Ealagan
Roosevelt
State Projects Added to Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee boosted flood control and reclamation funding by over 100 million dollars in a House bill. Projects include Milford reservoir Kansas, Kansas River at Lawrence planning, Bull Shoals Arkansas missouri line, and Arkansas River works with Dardanelle dam, Eufaula, Keystone, and Oologah in Oklahoma. Also noted was Wilson dam in Kansas and a broader Missouri River authorization. The measure, for the new fiscal year, moves back to both chambers for action.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Missouri
Kansas
House
Milford
Kansas River
Lawrence
Bull Shoals
Arkansas River
Dardanelle
Arkansas
Keystone
Oklahoma
Senate
Wilson Dam
Senate-Hase
Missouri River
King Baudouin Halts Belgian Congo Rule as Congo Declares Independence
Leopoldville scene as King Baudouin proclaims the Republic of Congo ending 80 years of Belgian rule. President Kasavubu and foreign delegations witness independence amid caution that new nation faces tribal rivalries, inexperience, and foreign temptations. A guard event involves a demented man seizing the King's sword but no harm occurs.
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Leopoldville
Republic of Congo
Baudouin
Belgian Congo
United States
Joseph Kasavuty
Belgium
Equator
U.S
Robert D. Murphy
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrush
Congo
Meribune
Kasavubu
Kansas City Markets: cattle hogs sheep steady amid gains
AP market note from Kansas City reports cattle at 50.23.50 to 26.00 with util cows 14/50-15.50 and dealers steady. Hogs 2,600 head with barrows and gilts 17.25-18.00 and sows 13.25-14.50. Sheep 800 with spring slaughter lambs steady to 50 higher, feeder lambs 14.00-21.00, old crop slaughter lambs 18.00 and ewe prices 3.50-5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
I See Gospel Services and Scout Trip Notes
Gospel services conducted Thursdays and Sundays at the Girl Scout Little House 108 W Hackberry by Evangelists Lois Nippert and Georgetta Davis, focusing on Jesus life and teachings. The Southwest Kansas Gem and Mineralogical Society cancels July meeting. next date pending Metheney report on Albuquerque Rooshound meeting. A 96 member Boy Scout group from Chester County PA travels to Philmont NM en route to national BSA summer camp.
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Telegram
Girl Scout Little House
W. Hackberry
Lois Nippert
Georgetta Davis
Jesus
Southwest Kansas Gem and Mineralogical Society
Rockhounds
John Metheney
Albuquerque
Garden City
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Chester County
Pennsylvania
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