Garden City dental checks and 4-H honors set in Kansas
Dental checks for Garden City grade school children begin today at Garfield and St. Marys with 1 800 pupils to be examined by five local dentists. 4-H leaders Lynn Russell Lyle Ashworth and Mrs Wiliam Flair will be honored at the state conference in Hutchinson April 18 to 20. Fire at 1404 St John caused attic smoke but no fire, investigators say.
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Garden City
Garfield and
St. Mary's
Alta Brown
Hutchinson
Jones
Frances M. Eveleigh
Lynn Russell
Lyle Ashworth
Finney County
Wiliam Flair
Gray County
G. F. Grover
St. John
Lindh Produce Co
Admiral
We Allied Ch
We Am Motors
Am Tel
Ares
Day Dream
Atchison
Wwe
Bald Lima
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Ieee
Bran
Chrysler
Dayton
Dow Chem
B. C. Christopher & Co
du Pont
Kansas City
Jose Eagle P
Chicago
Kan P&l
Lion Oil
Lowe
Imckess & R
Ohio
Chicago Oats Pa RR
Phill Petpe
Reyn Met
St Jos
Sinclair
Stoke van C
Hutchingon
Wich- UN Pac
Ita
Omaha
Enid
Salina US Steel
Ft. Worth
Westy A Bk
Slight Increase Noted In Government Payroll
Washington reports show civilian government employees at 2,353,900 for February, up 312 from January, driven by seasonal hiring in the Treasury and Interior Departments. Nonmilitary agency payrolls rose to 1,171,474, up 1,271, while military agency civilian staff declined to 1,182,426, down 959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury and
Interior Departments
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate House Committee
Former Garden Citian Dies in Manhattan at 69
Ora Long a former Garden Citian died Tuesday in Riley County hospital Manhattan He was 69 A carpenter by trade Long worked on grain elevator projects around Garden City and lived there from 1930 to 1939 Surviving are his widow Marge and two daughters Mrs Frank Bedker Garden City and Mrs Edwin Volan Jamestown Funeral and interment were in Manhattan
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Manhattan
Ora Long
Riley County Hospital
Long
Garden City
Marge
Frank Bedker
Edwin Volan
Jamestown
Battle Flare In Indochina Rages In Saigon
In Saigon, National troops repelled a private army attack by the Binh Xuyen society aimed at ousting Dinh Diem. At least 16 people were killed in over four hours of fighting. U.S. officials reported no injuries among the diplomatic and military missions. The government and French authorities reinforced positions around the Independence Palace and key targets as ceasefire talks began.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dinh Diem
U.S
Binh Xuyen Society
Galliene
Cholon
Eisenhower
J. Lawton Oelvis
Paul Ely
Diem
Zindependence Palace
Binh Xuyen
Botanical Gardens
Prefectural Police
National Army
AEC Plans To Sell Heavy Water to Italy
The Atomic Energy Commission has agreed in principle to sell 10 tons of heavy water to Italy for its first atomic research reactor. The deal signals U.S. support for Italy's civilian nuclear program and marks a notable exchange in postwar scientific collaboration.
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AEC
Italy
Washington W
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas Losing A Gas Market In Hugoton Field
Kansas Corporation Commission chairman Jeff Robertson charged four major firms favor Oklahoma and discriminate against Kansas in Hugoton gas purchases after T A Morgan reported production figures. He urged record preservation and promised pressure on Cities Service Gas Co Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co Northern Natural Gas Co and Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co to equalize Kansas and Oklahoma withdrawals.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tristate Hugoton Field
Jeff Robertson
T. A. Morgan
Robertson
Jay Kyle
Commission
Kyle
Kansas Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Girl Without Arms Plans To Marry Mary Carolyn Simon Weds Jack Brown
Mary Carolyn Simon, 20, born without arms, planned to marry Jack Brown, 19, who serves in the Army. They obtained a marriage license in Santa Monica, and she signed the license with her toes after slipping out of her shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Mary Carolyn Simon
Jack Brown
Taft
Brown
Missouri House kills de segregation bill in committee
Jefferson City Missouri A House committee voted 13 to 6 tonight to kill a bill aimed at ending racial segregation in public Missouri venues including restaurants hotels and theaters
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Missouri
Jefferson City
House
Market notes from New York and Kansas City grain markets
The report covers New York Stocks and Kansas City grain quotes with No 2 and No 3 grades across wheat, white and yellow corn, milo, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans and bran. Wichita livestock trading shows cattle, calves, hogs and sheep with prices and movement described as slow to steady.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City W — Wheat
Milo Maize
Kafir
Ruet
Special Powers Granted to Premier in Tax Reform Push
In Paris the National Assembly awarded Premier Edgar Faure sweeping powers to enact economic and financial reforms including overhauling the tax collection system. The vote favored 329 to 265 after concessions to Poujade backers. Finance Minister Pflimlin promised prudent, progressive changes to ease tax burdens for small shopkeepers and artisans.
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Paris
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Pierre Poujade
Poujade
Pierre Pflimlin
Kansas Inspectors Elect New Officers in State Meeting
Kansas Inspectors Assn met in Manhattan and elected C. L. McCaig of Wichita as president. Other officers named included A. S. Goodwin of Great Bend as vice president Norman A. Cromwell of Dodge City as secretary-treasurer C. E. Peterson of Hutchinson and S. B. Maple of Wichita as directors.
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Kansas
Manhattan, Kas
The
Kansas Inspectors Assn
C. L. McCaig
Wichita
A. 8. Goodwin
Great Bend
Norman A. Cromwell
Dodge City
C. E. Peterson
Hutchinson
B. Maple
Nautilus Completes Builders' Trials With Minor Electrical Bugs
The Nautilus crew reported minor glitches during initial dives including two small electrical panel fires and a loose gear casing screw. Captain Wilkinson praised the reactor’s performance as revolutionary while noting a few “agonizing minutes” during a test as the ship backed away from its fitting pit amid a 12 foot sea and 30 knot winds. The submarine later completed trials and moves toward acceptance by the Navy’s Atlantic Fleet after a final demonstration for the Board of Inspection and Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
Cmdr
Eugene P. Wilkinson
Dean Lene
2 News
Wilkinson
Saturday Evening , Post
Defense Department
Navy
Axene
Atlantic
Grains Narrow Chicago Market Changes Steady
Grains showed narrow price moves on the Chicago Board of Trade with May wheat acting strongest and closing mixed across commodities. May wheat with slight gains led, soybeans edged down, corn and oats mostly flat, rye fluctuated, and open interest reflected ongoing trading activity.
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Chicago W
Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Steady to Higher
The Kansas City report shows cattle at 2200 head with calves 200, steers steady, cows active. Hogs 1800 head steady to 15 higher, with barrows gilts 25 up in spots, sows steady. sheep 1500 head with trade not established on slaughter lambs and a few ewes and lambs per pair at 22.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
USDA
Kansas City
Officials Probe East State Prison Over Rules and Gangs
Six Massachusetts prison guards allege liquor production and rampant gambling at the state prison in East Boston. They claim a gang of desperates controls the facility, endangering guards daily, with four inmates once holding five guards for 84 hours. A grand jury indicted no one, and a citizens committee denies promises to convicts, while editor Erwin D. Canham defends the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
AFL
Paul G. Kirk
Citizens’ Committee
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Citizens Committee
Legion Auxiliary finishes magazine drive in five Kansas counties
The American Legion Auxiliary reports 987 subscriptions in the annual drive covering Finney Hamilton Grant Kearny and Scott counties in Southwest Kansas. Proceeds fund sickroom and life saving equipment including beds chairs and oxygen tents. Commissions will buy two folding wheel chairs and one adjustable chair for Garden City residents without charge.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kansas
Finney
Hamilton
Grant
Kearny
Scott Counties
Garden City
Expensive Pearls Stolen From New York Firm
A heist at a Rockefeller Center jewelry firm saw three bandits force entry and steal cultured pearls valued at $50,000 from the firm’s New York office last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Center
Election Candidates Keller is a Former Teacher and Coach
Clint H. Keller seeks his first public office for the board of education. A Kansas native, he moved to Garden City after World War II to teach and coach, serving 1946 to 1953 before going into private business. He holds a Bachelors from Fort Hays and a Masters from Colorado State College of Education. Keller later managed Ready-Mix Concrete, is a Methodist and Elk, and served two years as a Navy lieutenant in the Pacific. He was born in Page City and lives with his wife WL Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Clint H. Keller
Kansas
Keller
Garden City
Fort Hays
The
Methodist Church
Elks
Navy
Pacific
Page City
Eight Convicts End a Revolt in Nebraska Prison
A 65 hour uprising at Lincoln Nebraska state penitentiary ended with eight escapees surrendering after releasing three hostages. Guards were unharmed and treated well. Gov. Anderson ordered confinement penalties for the insurgents.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansan to India as an Aviation Consultant
Lyman T. Newell of Mission Kas has been authorized by the Civil Farentties Administration to go to New Delhi for two years as aviation consultant to the U S technical assistance operations mission to India.
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Washington
Lyman T. Newell
Kas
Civil Farentties Administration
New Delhi
U. S
India
Luncheon Honors Kansas Princess in Cherry Blossom Festival
Rep Scrivner and Mrs Scrivner hosted a Capitol luncheon honoring Miss Betsy Gail Williamson of Kansas City Kansas, the Kansas princess in Washington's annual Cherry Blossom Festival.
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Washington
Scrivner
Kas
Capitol
Betsy Gail Williamson
Kansas City
Kansas
Oven Cleaner Claims Easy Scrub-Free Results
An ad touts ITS a jelly like oven cleaner that dissolves burnt-on grease without scrubbing. Applied with a brush, it sits two hours then wiped off to restore ovens and chrome. Contact Fankhauser at 109 Grant, phone 6762.
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Photo de Curtis
Scott City Grain Co., Inc
Andrew Elland
Kansas State College
Citian
Indochina
Girl Without Arms
NEW York Stocks
NEW York v—Stocks
Kansas City Livestock
East
Legion
Mrs. Keller
WL Evans
M. Q. Killion
West Chestnut
William F. Hedges
North
Ralph Hinkle
Theron Place
Leroy Peitz
North 8Th
Burt Stevenson
Holcomb
Raymond Johnson
Anton Zeman
Ingalls
Orvin Luther Page
Robert Erwin Daugherty
Cornelius Floyd Bollacker, Jr
Hattie
Arthur S. Cruz, Jr
1Th
Santa Fe
Louis G. J Strasser
Anthony J. Strasser
Jones Addition
Eugene Swanson
Warren B. Miller
Miller
Kansan
Capitol Fete
Ael
Joseph Spirv Caspirun
Fankhauser
Roberta Kraus
Regan Jewelry Store
N. Main
Billie Wilson
Regan's
Kraus
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