Kenya the lion fans park life with cubs and color
Kenya the lion at Lee Richardson zoo defies early mothering, as pups born Sunday test the Owenses. Mary Owens considers hand raising a cub for market value, while the zoo plans spring upgrades adding ten monkeys from Tarpon Zoo and repainting sea lion pens and monkey island with pastel colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Lee Richardson Zoo
Garden City
Park
Claude Owens
Simba
Mickey Mouse Club
Tammy
Kansas City
Zoo
Reed Favors Severance Tax Plan For Oil And Gas
Clyde Reed Jr. a Republican candidate for governor advocates a severance tax on oil and gas. He would push a 5 percent permanent severance tax in lieu of property taxes via a constitutional amendment, and an immediate 1 percent rate atop current taxes if extra revenue is needed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Clyde Reed Jr
Reed
Algeria coup shocks Paris as Pflimlin forms cabinet
Paris orders Gen Salan to take command in Algeria amid junta rule in Algiers. Massu pushes for Gen de Gaulle headline, while Pflimlin’s emergency cabinet bans demonstrations. Assembly fast votes his government in 274 to 129 as rightist mobs clash with police.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Salam
Jacques Massu
Massy
Rene Coly
Charles de Gaulle
Kabinet
Andre Mutter
Robert Lacoste
Altro
Salan
Algiers
Coty
Pflimlin
F Army
Dennis My-Irench
Rotary Club
Nance
Kansas State College
Charlies de Gaulle
Massu
Assembly
U.S
Eisenhower Labels South American Unrest A Pattern
President Eisenhower said anti American demonstrations in Venezuela and Peru may reflect Communist exploitation but he sees no single cause. He pointed to economic factors in regional relations and noted no truth to oil quota rumors. He discussed troop moves, Nixon trip security, and potential tax cuts while cautioning on new large public works. He also said the U S is consulting with allies on Khrushchev’s nuclear talks note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
South America
Venezuela
Peru
U.S
Uruguay
Bolivia
United States
Eisenshower
Mennor Floafanes
Caracas
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
City Fathers Consider Municipal Building Plan Funding
City commissioners discussed a potential municipal building project with estimated costs over a million dollars. The federal Housing and Home Finance Agency may fund planning, with repayment only if a bond issue proceeds, keeping the city from immediate obligation. Plans include offices, library, civic center, police and fire facilities, a museum, a school office, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Wiley
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Garden City
Lloyd Haag
U S Troops Arrive in Caribbean As Storage Worries Rise
U S officials warn of potential grain storage shortages even with record supplies for the coming production year. Farmers are urged to add bins as the Agriculture Department offers 4 percent loans up to 80 percent of costs and storage payments for holding government grain, with rates varying by commodity. The move aims to avert a repeat of a storage crunch and keep grain reserves ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department Of‘ors
Arias
Human Interest Wins Telegram-KIAS Tip Contest Prize
April winners of the Telegram KIAS tip contest were led by Ben Neill of Lane Community High School at Dighton for a human interest story about band members practicing without a director to win a music festival. Second prize went to Mrs. Raymond Reed of Garden City for a tip on a Garden City youth injured in a car bicycle crash. Third prize to three locals for reporting a twister, an injury at a Boy Scout Camporee and a tire explosion at a Garden City co op.
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Telegram- Kias
Ben Neill
Lane Community High School
Dighton
Lane High School
Raymond Reed
Garden City
Earl Cox
Lakin
Donald Moore
Merle Thompson
Gardendale
Cox
Moore
Tis Kinney
Rape Charge Filed Against KU Student David Woolery
A 20 year old University of Kansas student, David Murl Woolery of Johnson County, was charged with forcible rape. He was arraigned in Lawrence county court with a $3000 bond and a preliminary hearing set for May 2. The alleged victim, Marilyn Sue Dean of Kansas City, Kansas, said Woolery abducted her from her dorm, forced her into his car, and drove into the country.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
David Murl Woolery
Johnson County
Kas
Woolery
Marilyn Sue
Dean
Kansas City
Big Friday night exhibit blends science art and agriculture
Three high school departments join for a Friday night show in the school. The science fair tops the event on the top floor with art and vocational agriculture displays. A buffalo mural by art students under Mrs. Herman Beringer will headline, composed of thousands of tiles in a landscape setting.
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Herman Beringer
Beringer
Marvin Hamman
Kenneth Henderson
Vocations Agriculture Department
Chance to Save Money- Want a Car Now's the Time
Automotive editor notes dealers hold about 777,000 1959 models in stock and seek to move them before new designs arrive. Bargaining is sharp as production cuts and inventory declines push distress selling away later. A price drop hinges on rising manufacturing costs and large investments in new designs, with substantial cuts unlikely before year end.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press
Detroit
Weather Tonight and Thursday Showers Across Southwest
Tonight showers and thunder spread over the southwestern area with locally heavy rain and possible strong winds from Liberal to Great Bend. Thursday brings more showers and storms, cooler highs in the 60s, northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph, and rainfall totals of one inch or more from Dodge City westward.
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Liberal
Great Bend
Pines
Dodge City
Max
Ike's Action After Nixon Attack at Ramey AFB
The Defense Department announced 36 Air Force planes with Army troops arrived at Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico. The deployment was ordered by President Eisenhower to move forces into the Caribbean following the Nixon attack.
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Venezuela
Nixon
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Campe Lejune
N.C
Tarawa
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Eglin Afb
Florida
Puerto Rico
Wolfgang Lar- Tarabal
Nixon Party
U.S
Congress
Senate Democrats
Senate Republicans
Earthe Tarawa
Caribbean
Defense Department
Ramey Air Force Base
Eisenhower
Nixon to Leave Venezuela for Puerto Rico Dinner With Munoz Marin
Vice President Nixon planned to depart Caracas late today for Puerto Rico to dine with Governor Luis Munoz Marin. He will then proceed to Washington arriving at 10 a.m. Thursday for official duties.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Tueko Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
Washington
Garden Sass Gas Garden Reaction to Western Hatred Tendency
Garden Sass Gas Garden comments on rising anti western sentiment in parts of the Middle East. He criticizes excessive hatred while acknowledging personal fatigue from watching television and the pervasive mood.
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Gas Garden
Ae Middle East
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Repp
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Joan George
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Rse
Wiley
Commis
Sioners
Water Department
Salford
Pearl
Kello Street
Kello
Howard Blanchard
Morris Jones
McPherson
Lee Stump
West Kansas Power Co
Rotary
Uncle Sam
Was
Iself
Tanthaia Fa
Ike
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