Farewell Ode To Kathryn Sughrue From Garden Club
A poem by Beth Jarmer honors Kathryn Sughrue Rt. 1, Home Economics Agent, moving away after six years of 4-H and HDU work. The verse thanks her for guidance in upholstery and sewing, notes her leadership and kindness, and wishes happiness for her family led by Herbert Tim and John with the hoped for blessing of the two K’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Cyril) Jarmer
Rt. 1
Finney County
Kathryn Sugh‘rue
Civic Center
Arts and Crafts Exhibit At GCHS Wednesday
Garden City High School hosts an annual arts and crafts show on Wednesday. Display areas include the art studio and corridors with 26 copper plate etchings by Woody Crumbo loaned from Taos and El Paso. A dirt and water painting by 87 year old Hattie Norton from Buffalo Oklahoma is loaned. The event features multiple media and crafts with mats silver smithing ceramics enamel ing leather work and a sale by advanced students. The exhibition runs 2 30 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm with free admission.
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Garden City High School
Woody Crumbo
Taos
N.M
el Paso
Tex
Hattie Norton
Buffalo
Oklo
Rose Marie
Curtis Brown
Oklahoma
Herman Beringer
Said
Twisters Erupt in Storm Belt Across Midwest and South
The Associated Press reports multiple tornadoes and damaging winds across eastern Minnesota to eastern Louisiana. Nine injured in Illinois, one in Wisconsin, widespread property damage, and flood impacts in Illinois and Indiana. Heavy snow falls in Wyoming and Colorado precede the storms. National Guardsmen deployed in flood areas as rivers fall.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Denver
Mississippi River
Hannibal
Peoria
Ilinois
Waseca
Castor
Pacahontas
Stuttgart
Holly Grove
Ark
Iinois
Indiana
George Coffin Award Added By Authors Club
The Kansas Authors Club announced the George W. Coffin Award is added to its annual contest. The award honors G. W. Coffin, a Council Grove businessman and former legislator who wrote articles and a Santa Fe Trail book. The essay topic is Why Our Representative From of Government is Best, with a trophy and cash prizes.
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Topeka
Kansas Authors Club
George W. Coffin
G. W. Coffin
Council Grove
Kansas
Band Concert Set Tonight at Garden City Auditoriumm
Band students from Garden City's grade, junior high, and senior high schools perform tonight at 8 in Clifford Hope Auditorium under the direction of Don Threlkeld and Bueford Roper. After the concert, the annual meeting of the Music Boosters includes officer elections and other business items on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Clifford Hope
Don Threlkeld
Bueford Roper
Dighton Man Killed in Crash
A Dighton man 53 year old Guy Keen was killed and passenger Leonard Burnett 52 was hospitalized after a 1948 panel truck went off Highway K23 north of Dighton. Keen died at Lane County Hospital from a broken back and other injuries. Burnett suffered broken ribs but was not believed to be seriously hurt. The crash occurred about 1 PM while returning from fishing and overturned three times, stopping 68 feet from the start of the upset. Sheriff Cecil Doris investigated. Funeral arrangements by Niles Funeral Home of Dighton.
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Dighton
Here
Guy Keen
State Highway Dept
Lane County Hospital
Leonard Burnett
Lane County
Cecil Doris
Smoky Hill River
Doris
Keen
Niles Funeral Home of
City Manager Attends School
Deane P. Wiley received a certificate Friday at Chicago ending the second annual Advanced Management Training Program for city managers. The week long event, sponsored by the International City Managers Assn and the University of Chicago Center for Programs in Government Administration, drew 61 managers from 30 states, Canada, Germany and Norway. Subjects covered policy making, city planning, motivation, decision making and delegation. Each attendee earned a $90 University of Chicago scholarship funded by the Ford Foundation. Wiley returned over the weekend.
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Deane P. Wiley
Chicago
International City Managers’ Assn
Center
University of Chicago
Canada
Germany
Norway
Ford Foundation
Wiley
Kennedy Khrushchev meeting eyed in Palm Beach
Reports from Palm Beach indicate a Kennedy Khrushchev conference on nuclear tests Laos and cold war issues could occur soon with possible sites in Stockholm or Vienna. No firm decision yet but talks and careful diplomacy continue as Washington seeks progress on East West arms talks and Laos.
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Palm Bisach
Fla
Laos
Palm Beach
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Soviets Seek French Help to Halt Nuclear Tests
In Geneva the Soviet government warned it may resume testing nuclear and hydrogen weapons unless the United States Britain and France halt French tests. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin urged U S negotiator Arthur Dean and British Sir Michael Wright to deliver the message to their governments. He asserted France tests impede a worldwide test ban and accused Paris of conducting tests for the two Western powers under moratorium.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
Tsarapkin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Michael Wright
May cold snap dips to 39 at airport station
The thermometer fell to 39 degrees at 3 and 4 a.m. today at the airport weather station ten miles east of town, not setting records. Historical May lows at Kansas State University’s northeast agriculture station date back to 1908, with 27 degrees recurring in 1909 1917 1945 and 1946. Last May’s low was 34 on May 11, while 1940 remains the warmest May low at 46. The station’s Saturday night low reached 33, and last night’s low was 38.
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Airport
Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
Pittsburg State Awards News Work Winners
Linda Hays of Osawatomie won the F. W. Brinkerhoff editorial award for best editorial in the Pittsburg State College newspaper and received it over the weekend. Oscar Chiang from Formosa won the Bennett award for best feature in the paper during the year.
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Pittsburg
Eas
Linda Hays
Osawatomie
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg State College
Oscar Chaing
Formosa
Boy Hit by Car Near Fulton and Second
A six year old Alta Brown kindergartner Ruben Hernandez of 706 E Fulton was struck by a westbound car while crossing Fulton and Second en route to a grocery store. He was taken to hospital with injuries. The driver Artin Swank a junior college student from Lakin sustained facial injuries and other wounds.
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Alta Brown Kin
Lakin
St. Catherine Hospital
Shock of Cooper’s Death Marks Hollywood Legend’s Passing
The body of Gary Cooper lay in a Beverly Hills mortuary chapel as world leaders and film figures paid tribute to the star. Rosary tonight, funeral at Church of the Good Shepherd, mourners include Veronica Cooper Maria and Catholic rites noted. International reactions praised his strength and heroism. tributes from Pope John XXIII, Tokyo Shimbun, Washington Post, The London Times, Cannes, and others flowed. Cooper, who died after a long cancer battle at 60, was survived by his wife and daughter with services planned at Holy Cross Cemetery follow church rites. He had converted to Catholicism in 4359.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Cooper
British Broadcasting Corp
Tokyo Shombun
Washington Post
London Times
France
Sover
Paris
Humanite
America
Rome
L'Anita
Borba
Rex Kennamer
Arthur
Holy Cross Cemetery
Laos Conference Accepts Three Delegations as Observers
The United States agrees to attend an international Laos conference with three rival Laotian delegations listed as observers rather than representatives. Britain and France brokered a neutral wording while Kennedy weighs the risk of breakdown over recognition. The aim is to test Soviet willingness for a neutral Laos while Laos itself debates a possible neutral government.
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Geneva
United States
Laos
Kennedy
Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Reds
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Khrushchev
Kennedy Nominates Stephansky as Ambassador to Bolivia
President Kennedy formally nominates Ben S. Stephansky a career foreign service officer to be ambassador to Bolivia. The nomination was sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ben S. Stephansky
Foreign Service
Bolivia
Senate
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast Slated
Tonight be fair with near zero lows and tight southerly winds. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and warmer as southeast winds rise to 25 mph with highs in the 80s. Precipitation data lists Dodge City Emporia 63, Goodland, Salina, Topeka, Wichita with scattered traces.
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Dodge City
Emporia
Carden City
Goodland
Freedom Riders Beaten In Racial Test In Alabama
In Birmingham and Anniston Alabama a firebomb destroyed a bus carrying CORE members as they tested color barriers in bus stations. Thirteen people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and injuries from pipes and strikes by white militants. no arrests were reported. The riders, eight white and eight Negro, vowed to continue their journey through the South.
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Birmingham
Ala
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Washington
Anniston
Congress of Racial Equality
South
Atlanta
Greyhound
Trailways
Georgia Line
Ell M. Cowling
Five Are Killed Over Weekend In Kansas Traffic
Five persons died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend with four deaths in the Wichita area. Olive Duesing of Spearville was killed Saturday evening in a two car collision on US 56 east of Dodge City. Don Berry and his wife Louisa of Wichita died Sunday when their car hit a northbound Rocket passenger train near Wichita. Two young Wichita men, Jerry Schaeffer and Paul Messier, were killed Friday night when a speeding car left the Riverside area roadway. Messier was a Navy enlisted man visiting Wichita.
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Kansas
Wichita
Olive Duesing
Spearville
Marshall K. Moore
Kinsley
Dodge City
Moore
Don E. Berry
Louisa
Rock Island
Riverside
Jerry Schaeffer
Paul Messier
New York City
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Telegram
Larry Strauss
Jack Penny
Kathryn Sughrue
Kathryn
Sughrue
H.D.U
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Herbert
Tim
John
Gus Garden
GCHS
George Coffin
Authors Club
Kenedy
Europe
Stockholm
Vienna
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Pittsburg State
Veronica
Maria
Holmby Hills
Msgr
Daniel Sullivan
Alice Cooper
Jungle
Dean Rusk Oe
Indochinese
St. Catherine Hos
Telegran Stati
Pital
5Th Street
Walter Bergman
Michigan State University
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