De Gaulle Says He Is Ready To Lead France
Paris dispatch reports Gen Charles de Gaulle repudiating dictatorship while offering to guide France out of chaos He insists he belongs to all not to any party and claims parties betrayed the republic He cites Algeria unrest and Paris regime paralysis as grave but potentially redeemable He says he would assume leadership with powers freely given and maintains he has not engaged in politics for years involving no party or organization He also notes general Algerian crisis and cites possible parallels to past national emergencies
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Paris
Charles I J de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
French Republic
French Institut
Alregime
Vegeria
Temely
Association of
de Gauls
de Gaulles
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Al-geira
Senate
Wilhera
Py Auto
Fiam
F. Knowland
California
GOP
de ‘Gaulle
Cemonstra
Veteran candy man Bob Mack still selling at 84
Garden City's Bob Mack remains active in candy distribution at 84, a veteran of 70 years in the trade. The American Confectioners Society has formed a Three Score and Ten Club for 70 plus longtime confectionery handlers, and Mack has been honored with a membership certificate.
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Garden City
Bob Mack
Mack
Telegrama
American Confectionists Society
K State Alumni Elect New Officers at Picnic Meeting
Hoy Etling of Fidelity State bank was named president of the Finney County Kansas State College alumni group succeeding T B Harmon. At a picnic at the Experiment Station about 165 members and families attended. New officers include Cliff Heckathorn first vice president Dick Eddington second vice president Dwight Denbo secretary treasurer and Mrson Tillotson corresponding secretary.
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Hoy Etling
Fidelity State Bank
Yester
Finney County
Kansas State College
Schrader Seeks His Tenth Term as Probate Judge
Judge M C Schrader today announced his Republican candidacy for probate judge seeking a 10th consecutive term. He is unopposed for the August primary and is noted as a Kiwanis leader, Presbyterian member, and former Masonic Master. He has two sons, Larry and Bob.
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M. C. Schrader
Schrader
The
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Larry
Bobby
New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Buses May Carry Parochial Students
The court 6-1 reversed a state board ruling allowing Regional High School buses to transport parochial elementary students in addition to public school riders. It held state law permits Regional buses to carry parochial pupils, overturning prior grade distinctions.
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Trenton
New Jersey Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Berkeley
Toms River
Sidewalk Sale Gets City OK
City commissioners approved a temporary sidewalk permit for a downtown bazaar on June 4. Local merchants may use five feet of curb space from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to sell merchandise as part of the citys 75th anniversary celebration. Clerks will dress in oldtime attire. the bazaar committee is led by George Purnell and Marvin T. Smith.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Purnell
Marvin T. Smith
Reed Explains Severance Plan
Reed, Republican candidate for governor, advocates a 1 percent severance tax on oil and gas with property taxes, then a constitutional shift to 5 percent. He says the measure would not affect local revenues and would be temporary until a constitutional amendment is adopted. He notes he would not retain honors from a government he criticizes and Bartle requests removal of his name from the record.
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Washington
Kan
Clyde
IM. Reed Jr
Reed
Kansas
Simon Bolivar
South America
Bartle
KC Mayor Returns Venezuelan Medal Over Nixon Protection
Kansas City mayor H Roe Bartle returned a medal and certificate from the Republic of Venezuela protesting what he called inadequate protection for Vice President Nixon by Venezuela’s government. The action was announced today as the Venezuelan award was rejected in protest.
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Kansas City
Nixon
Venezuela
H. Roe Bartle
Republic of Venezuela
All Is Not Well In Venezuela Crisis Deepens
In Caracas the ruling junta faces its gravest crisis since seizing power from Gen. Marcos Perez Jimenez. Two civilian members have resigned, while three military members face a threatened general strike if elections are delayed. Fabirio Ojeda of Junta Patriotica warns of street action.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Fabricio Ojeda
Junta Pattriotica
Ronald Colman Dies at 67 in California
British born actor Ronald Colman, famed for numerous movie roles, died at 7 am in Santa Barbara after a lung infection. He had been ill since a lung operation last year and had been in poor health.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ronald Colman
Pstar
St. Francis Hospital
Bop-Talking Killer Awaits Utah Death After Slaying Clerk
Barton Kay Kirkham a 21 year old with a rebel aura sits on death row awaiting a June 7 hanging for the 1956 Salt Lake City holdup and grocery clerk David Frame killing. He faces trial on June 4 if commutation is denied. Kirkham declined clemency saying he does not want life and society erred in him. psychiatrists deem him legally sane though emotionally detached.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Barton
Kay Kirkham
David Frame
Salt Lake City
Ruth Webster
Kirkham
Ailing Cardinal Stritch Suffers Stroke in Vatican
Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago, previously had his right arm amputated after a blood clot. He suffered a stroke early today. Vatican sources said he remained conscious by noon and could converse, with light paralysis on his right side and limited leg movement, while his left leg remained unaffected.
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Vatican
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Weather briefing for Garden City and surrounding area
Tonight shows a few scattered thundershowers with light variable winds and lows in the 50s. Tuesday will be mostly favorable with a few showers possible by evening, high near 80, southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Sunrise 5 31, sunset 7 6. Observations ending 6 30 am CST from Garden City, Fort Worth, Kansas City, Denver, Oklahoma and Chicago stations.
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Garden City
Chicago
Denver
Fort, Worth
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Trujillo Jr Declares He Spends His Own Money
In a direct public statement, Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. says the gifts he paid for including a $5,400 sports car and a $1.4 million donation to the Dominican Republic came from his personal funds. He asserts no U.S. taxpayer money financed his expenditures, while the Dominican Embassy confirms limited U.S. military aid only. He studied at Fort Leavenworth, with wife and five of six children in the U.S. before returning to the Dominican Republic.
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Los Angeles
Rafael Trujilo Jr
Isa
U.S
Hays
Argu
Congress
Dominican Republic
Attair
Lomment
Kim Novak
Joan Row
United States
Washington
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Hays Urges Cutting U S Aid Over Trujillo Links
Washington reports Rep. Wayne L. Hays the Ohio Democrat told supporters that U S money to Trujillo's Dominican Republic should be halted. He cited the roughly 606000 spent last year and compared it to allowances for Trujillo's son in military training at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Rafael Trujillo
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rujillo Jr
Ft. Leavenworth
Kas
Eisenhower to vote in Gettysburg then speak in New York
President Eisenhower plans to fly from the White House grounds to Gettysburg to vote in the Pennsylvania primary and then proceed to Harrisburg to board his four engine plane for New York where he will deliver a major address on the economy. A United Auto Workers official said 100,000 Ford hourly workers will stay on the job if the June 1 contract expires without a settlement.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
New York
White House
Getysburg
Harrisburg
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Ken Bannon
Iuaw
Ford Department
Iris Garden Tour Set for Scott City May 27
SCOTT CITY The annual iris garden tour sponsored by the Scott City chapter of the American Iris Society will be held Tuesday May 27. The event begins at 12 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Ervin Gruben 708 College with seven gardens mapped for the iris safari. Visitors may join at any garden. Iris displays and Dykes Medal banners will identify winners from the 1956 awards and last year.
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Scott City
The
American, Iris ‘Society
Ervin Gruben
Iiris
Garden Sass You Heard About the Fellow Wh o Was
A fragmented note recalls a man whose life seemed unlikely to change until his burial when something unexpected occurred as the grave was dug, hinting at a turn of events or a twist of fate.
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Colman
Utah State
Lost Horizon
Random Hart Prison
George Apley
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the Candy Man
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K-State
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Jim Eatherly
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