Bombs, strikes, and Beirut unrest ripple through Lebanon
Rioting and a U S embassy bombing mark five days of violence as Lebanon's pro West government stands firm. U S citizens are advised to leave Tripoli though some locals and missionaries remain. President Chamoun resists pressure amid mounting casualties and curfews. Meanwhile U S President Eisenhower proposes redirecting 150 million in telephone taxes to states. Labor strikes hit Convair Pomona and Lockheed Marietta plants as talks on major contracts continue.
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Convair
Pomona
Calif
Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
Beirut
Levanon
U.S
Lebenon
Camille Dehmann
Sacadine
Caday
Tripoli
U. S
Robert Meclntozkoul
Presbyterian Mission
Eisenhower
Washington
James C. Petrillo
McClintock
Ait Od
Tri
American Federation
Wifice
Bekaa Valley
Peiriia
Lebanon
AFM
Afl-Cio
Mediterranean Republic
Nasser
United] Arab Republic
Chamoun
Haul by Bandits From Kansas City Home
Money, diamonds and furs valued at more than $25,000 were taken Monday night by two armed men at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Burnett. The intruders, wearing silk stockings, forced Burnett to lead them through the upstairs while one guarded Mrs Burnett. They rifled closets and dressers of jewelry, mink and cash. The pattern mirrors ex‑pros and may target discount stores and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. E. Burnett
Burnett
Burnett "Meat Co
Bombs Recall Racket Days In Detroit
Senate investigators probe a wave of bombings targeting small businesses in Detroit. The McClellan committee contends a link may exist between auto wash racks and barber shops and organized crime networks in New York Chicago and Miami as it reviews labor management corruption and Mafia activity spreading from the East to the Midwest.
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Detroit
Senate
Special Investigating Committee
John G. McClellan
D-Ark
New York
Chicago
Miami
Secret Brotherhood of Criminals
Middle Waai
Black Tuesday Riots Abroad and U S Rioms Probed
US officials sought evidence of Communist inspiration behind violence against Vice President Nixon in Caracas while noting other political and economic causes of anti U.S. sentiment. The Nixon tour was damaged as unrest spread, with France and Paris turmoil raising alarm over NATO stability and Algeria linked rightist military moves.
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John’ M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Nixoth
Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Nixon
France
Paris
Algeria
Showers and cooler trend after northwest Kansas rain
The weather office reports showers and thunderstorms in western and north central Kansas with more precipitation expected through tomorrow. Forecaster Richard Garrett says cooler temps will follow in the northwest to tonight and east/south Thursday. Lows tonight from the 40s to 60s, highs Thursday in the 70s to 80s, with last night’s readings from 42 to 66. An upcoming weather briefing notes scattered totals in tenths to inches across Norton Long Island Rexford Phillipsburg and Hill City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Wichita
Goodland
Hill City
Man ‘Gattan
Co op solution urged by Benson at Missouri youth center
Secretary Ezra Benson said co operative buying servicing and selling can curb rising farm costs while dedicating the Danforth Farm Youth center near Gray Summit Missouri. He urged more joint selling and noted growing but stricter qualifications for farm ventures. A separate Milwaukee note recounts a Hood engine stowaway incident involving a Hoossum creature in a local auto.
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St. Louis
Births and accidents in Garden City and Leopord areas
In Garden City a daughter weighing six pounds six ounces was born at 12 40 p m Tuesday to Francisco Castillo of 18th street and Mrs Charles Wood of 1215 Old Manor plus several listed relatives. At Leopold hospital Mr and Mrs Monroe Gillock Deerfield welcomed a five pound four ounce daughter born at 7 a m today. At Raynesford clinic Mr and Mrs Roy Latisch Scott City welcomed a newborn. An accident yesterday at Mainland Chestnut caused damage to Theresa Ellen Datter of 103 N 10th and Gary Woodrow Tabor of 1208 Hatlie with estimated damages of 5 40 dollars.
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Alfred Rice Hebrew
N. Rd
Albert L. Dague
Scott City
Luetta May Engler
Hattie
Verlyn Engler
Ted Allen Langford
Kalvesta
W. A. Baker
Sublette
Vadna Rosebrook
Leopold Hospital
Monroe Gillock
Deerfield
Raynesford Clinic
Roy Latisch
Mainland Chestnut
Theresa Ellen Datter
Gary Woodrow Tabor
Hatlie
Court Bond Forfeitures And Posts For Local Offenses
Court records show bonds forfeited for Lester Lyon at 306 Anderson for double parking 1 offense James A Rauch at 1901 Chesterfield for speeding 10 Mrs Floyd Fillpot of Satanta for failure to yield right of way 5 Robert E Payne at 1901 N 7th for improper mufflers 5 Fred H Smith at 1003 N 8th for improper driving 5 Bonds posted by Alonzo L Hoac Wichita for speeding 15 Woodrow Tabor at 1263 Hattie for following too closely 5
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Lester Lyon
Anderson
James A. Rauch
Chesterfield
Floyd Fillpot
Satanta
Robert E. Payne
Fred H. Smith
Alonzo L. Hoac
Wichita
Woodrow Tabor
Hattie
Death notice for infant Joyce Marion Marquardt
Graveside services for Joyce Marion Marquardt will be held at Valley View cemetery tomorrow at 2 p.m. She was the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Marquardt of 305 Anderson and died at birth yesterday afternoon. She is survived by a brother, Phillips Funeral Home is in charge.
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Joyce Marion Marquardt
Valley View
Tomorow
Joyce Marion
Marion Marquardt
Anderson
Phillips Funeral Home
Mrs Saunders of Pleasanton Dies After Illness
Mrs G R Saunders of Pleasanton died Monday after a long illness. She was the mother of Bill Saunders 812 Main a junior high industrial arts teacher. Saunders is in Pleasanton to attend the funeral Thursday at 2 p m Tornedan Funeral home in
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G. R. Saunders
Pleasanton
Bill Saunders
Saunders
Tornedan Funeral Home
Skelton’s Son Laid to Rest in Hollywood
Red Skelton mourns his 9-year-old son Richard who died after a 16 month leukemia battle. A star studded funeral saw Fess Parker Vincent Price and others in attendance as Pope Pius XI blessed a crucifix entombed with the body. The eulogy praised the child as a friend to many who never met him and the service moved Skelton to tears.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Eisenhower
Richard Skelton
Fess Parker
Vincent Price
Hugh O'Brian
Johnny Weissmuller
Max Baer
Fius XI
Richard
Skelton
Skeltons
Genel Fowler
William Lundigan
Reasons for Safer Roads Highlight Lions Club Talk
Kansas highway safety gains are attributed to the new speed limit law a larger highway patrol force and mandatory liability insurance with a fourth measure pending next year. Safety engineer Charles E. Schaefer of the State Highway Commission spoke at Lions Club meeting. Gene Holloway arranged the program and Maynard Knief led the session. Harold Shobe announced a Yadies night in Scott Park on June 3.
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Kansas
Lions Club
Charles E. Schaefer
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Schaefer
Gene Holloway
Maynard Knief
Scott Park
Harold Shobe
Northern Natural starts oil well in Haskell County
Northern Natural Gas Producing Co. begins drilling another well in Haskell county section 20 28 34w. State Corporation Commission estimates total depth at 5500 feet with 1870 feet of surface pipe.
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Haskell County
Northern Natural Gas Producing Co
State Corporation Commission
Broadcast Schedule Fragment May 14 15 Amid News Lineup
A fragmented TV schedule lists times and programs for May 14 including NBC News at 11:00 and NBC Nightline about One Man's Family. Others show weather, storeboard, and club Carousel segments interspersed with morning and afternoon blocks.
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Mednesday
the Weatheran
Weatherman
Sport Memories
Tony Jewell
Morgan Beatty
NBC
One Man's Family
BC Nightline
Walters
Chicago
Kansas City
Bubh Wells
Wmiltovial
Varousel
Ray Hudson
Morning Devotion
Andy Bri
Dr. Gentry
Pepper Young
Uncle Jor ii
NHC
World of Music
Slantatrom
Nightline
NEC
Just Good
Telegram
Bob Wells
L—Kial
Guy Lombardo
NBC 1Lfs
Caruusel
Local Produce Market and Livestock Prices Summary
Local markets report varied produce prices with eggs ranging from 28 to 32 cents per dozen and cream at 50 cents per pint. Grain futures show Wheat red at 97 cents, Barley unchanged. Kansas City cattle markets list cattle and calves steady to mixed, hogs up to 50 cents, sheep with spring lambs largely steady and prices listed for various weights.
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Farmers Elevator
Garden City Grain
Kansas City
Fire Engines Respond to Grass Blaze on Midget Avenue
Two fire engines arrived at an alarm on Midget Avenue near Nansauket Road. They diverged before a loud crash at the intersection. No injuries reported. both vehicles damaged. Fire was a small grass blaze.
Liberal Man Jailed in DWI Charge
Liberal man James Edward Brown was jailed after a city court found him guilty of driving while intoxicated and illegal transportation of an open bottle. He was fined 125 dollars and committed. He was picked up Saturday by city police. Another out of town driver Paul T Farr of Scott City forfeited a lad with illegal transportation.
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Polic
James Edward Brown
Paul T. Farr
Scott City
More Music on Slate Tonight at Clifford Hope Auditorium
The second musical program in as many nights features the annual junior high operetta Jerry of Jericho at 8 p.m. Leora Martin and Richard Masoner lead. Last night the high school honor orchestra conducted by Loren Crawford and Don Threlkeld drew praise. KIUL will air the concert at 9 p.m. tomorrow. Tonight’s operetta includes a 150 voice junior high chorus and dance numbers. admission is free. Band pops concert is set for Tuesday evening May 20.
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Clifford Hope
Jerry of Jericho
Leora Martin
Richard Masoner
Honor l Orchestra
Loren Crawford
Don Threlkeld
KIUL
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U. S. Lebanon
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Krmsas River
Dan O. Can
Carl A. B. Swanson
Page City
Swanson
Cain
Old State Board of Penal Institutions
Norton
Long Island
Rexford
Phillipsburg
Aryone Incresad
Lovewell Dam
Coin Collectors’ Club
Civic Center
Gene Rudd
Jacques Massu
Anisis
L-Man
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
Algiers
Milwaukee
Husmane Society
Dick Schrausen
Duane Belllows
Tin
Kansas Wheat Commission
W. W. Graber
Hutchinson
Commission
Helen Morris
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Howard H. Lampman
Wheat Flour Institute
Garden City
Francisco Castillo
18Th Street
Charles €. Wood
Old Manor
Valiles R Winfrey
Taylor
Donald D. Messerly
Sabelle
Joyce Marquardt
Garden City Telegram
Dad
Dean
Keal
Jerry Chmelka
Star
Haonor
Bandai
Mary Blaine
Tennessee Ernie
Farm Roundune
Joe Tennessee
Mitch Geisler
Fred Casterline
Daeves
George
HiAi
George Washington
Ae Staning
Lindh Produce Co
Kansas City Livestock
Johnson
Schultz
Marine Supply
Modern Radio & Television
Fulton
EATON
Eaton’s
Garden City Implement CO
Eaton Metal Products
Omaha, Nebraska
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