NATO Reaches Nuclear Force Framework for Allied Commands
NATO ministers approved a framework assigning a staff under supreme commander General Lyman Lemnitzer to oversee nuclear armed units. The pact covers Polaris submarines in the Mediterranean, Britain's long range bombers, and fighter bombers from multiple allies. Nine officers from various nations will join SAC headquarters in Omaha to choose war targets if needed.
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U.S
Portugal
Angola
NATO
Lyman Tammnitzer
Mediterranean
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Soviet Union
Markets Close as New York Investors Eye Cattle and Hogs
AP reports closing markets for Kansas City livestock with cattle volumes around 2,000 calves and feeders for auction. Canner to utility cows traded 13.00 to 15.75, good and choice calves 20.00 to 24.00. Hogs showed gains with barrows and gilts up 10 to 50, 1-3 weights 14.75 to 46.25, sows 12.75 to 14.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Prices Slip in Sluggish Market in New York
In a slow trading session prices drifted lower with most key issues posting fractional moves. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell about 2.28 points as rails and utilities weakened and industrials eased, while Du Pont weighed down the index despite some gains by American Telephone and a few sugar stocks remaining mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Ilinois Central
du Pont
Almerican Telephone
South Porto Rico
American Crystal
Moere
American Sugar
Great Western
Ottawa U Head To Speak Here
Dr Andrew Martin president of Ottawa University will speak tonight at First Baptist Church Wth and Jones to juniors seniors and other interested persons A film titled Toward the Second Century will be shown Ottawa a Kansas church related school affiliated with the American Baptists offers liberal arts degrees Visiting with him are Garden City native Dean Stuart and Claude Webb Ottawa U Alumni Assn secretary
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Andrew Martin
Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Wth
Jones
Ottawa
American Baptists
Martin
Native Garden
Citian Dean Stuart
Claude Webb
Ottawa U. Alumui Assn
Dallas Texans Move to Kansas City Promises Strong Tickets
Kansas City hosts the AFL champions as the Dallas Texans relocate after five year fight with the NFL. Lamar Hunt says KC sales near $600,000 surpass 1962 season tickets for five NFL clubs including the Cowboys. Hunt, 41, helped form the AFL in 1960 after being denied NFL franchises for Dallas and Houston.
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Kansas City
Dallas Texans
Lamar Hunt
Texans
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Hunt
NFL
Cowboys
AFL
Hie
Bud Adams
NPL
Nallas
Houston
KU students, teachers, and summer courses announced
Paula Lohmeier is among 125 plus KU students doing eight week student teaching in Kansas schools. Lohmeier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Mason, teaches 4th grade at State Street School, Topeka. Ranny Tomson of Syracuse is elected sophomore class president for next fall at Southwestern College. KU Southwestern Extension Center lists three summer for college credit: general psychology, educational psychology, and methods in elementary art education. Classes begin first week of June if interest. Contact O D Calhoon at the Center in Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula M. Lohmeier
University of Kansas
Kansas
Lohmeier
Paul C. Masonar
Gillespie
State, Street School
Topeka
Ranny Tomson
Syracuse
Southwestern College
University of Kansas Southwest Extension Center
O. D. Calhoon
Garden City
Negro Pupils Return to Class Under Court Order
In Birmingham Alabama 1091 suspended or expelled Negro pupils are being reinstated after a federal court halted removals. Judge Elbert P. Tuttle ruled the actions unlawful and that students were legally exercising constitutional rights. King said the decision vindicated civil rights efforts. President Kennedy spoke of possible new civil rights legislation and deployed about 300 troops as a precaution for university enrollment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Theo Wright
Elbert P. Tuttle
U.S. Circcuit Court of Appeals
Reid Barnes
Tuttle
Atlanta
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Allgood
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy
Washmetey
Alabama
Death of Local Farmer Tony Haas at Shadylawn Nursing Home
Tony Haas 5 local farmer and stockman died this morning at Shadylawn Nursing Home where he had lived since 1959. He was born September 11 1877 in Sharon Springs and was a Catholic. Survivors include nephews and nieces such as Henry Haas of Sharon Springs. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Tony Haas
Shadylawn
Mr. Haas
Sharon Springs
Henry Haas
Garnand Funeral Home
Admissions Dismissals Births At St Catherine Area
Hospitals list admissions at St Catherine and other local names with several residents moved or discharged. Births noted at St Catherine with two new arrivals and weights. Oil and gas leases filed for Swenson and Nicholson involving sections 14 16 22 27 in 15 21 30 U.S. land records.
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Carter Nicholson
Kenneth R. Swenson
Betty Low Derksen
George Herrmann
Nts
Betty Lou Derksen
Martin Huschka
Ken
Swenson led land transfers and public safety actions
Garden City and surrounding parcels show multiple deed transfers involving R Swenson Kenneth B Swenson and others across 21 21 20 21 21 30 and 27 21 30 totaling hundreds of acres. County abatement on checks and various police fines and bonds posted reflect municipal actions and penalties.
Traffic and City Accidents Reported This Week
Traffic County Accident Tuesday at 10 27 p m west city limits on US 50 involving Richard Baier of Summit and Mrs Robert Cross Jr of Garden City with moderate and minor injuries reported. City Accidents Wednesday at 9 14 p m 1300 block E Fulton with Herman Regier of Syracuse and Karl Petersen of Wichita, extensive damage to both cars. Thursday at 9 58 a m 7th and Kansas involving Frederick Adams of Takin and George Armstrong of 1401 E Chestnut with extensive damage to both vehicles.
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West City
US 50
Richard Baier
Summit
Robert Cross Jr
Garden City
Block E. Fulton
Herman Regier
Syracuse
Karl Delvayne Petersen
Wichita
7Th
Kansas
Frederick David Adams
Takin
George Robert Armstrong
E. Chestnut
Texans Welcome Cooper With Ticker Tape Parade
Houston readied a ticker tape parade for astronaut Gordon Cooper and his family after his Mercury flight success. Gov. Richard J. Daley was present in New York and dignitaries planned to attend in Houston. The parade would start at Sam Houston Coliseum after an airport arrival at 2:30 pm CST. Cooper credited the Mercury team while the party included his wife Trudy and daughters Camala and Janita.
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Houston
Tex
Gordon Cooper
America
Cooper
Trudy
Camala
Janita
Lewis Cutter
Cutter
Dirs
Sam Houston Coliseum
Hns
Vicw
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Connally
Texas Congressional Delenation
Johnson
New York City
Broadway
New York
Iilsions. Later At A ¢Ivie Luncheon In the Wahlort Astoria
Gyauon
Air Force
Tess
Mercury
Herbert Hoover
Wise
Hattie Cooper
Scott Carpenter
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Donald K. Slayton
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Virgil L Grissom
Kennedy Sees Three Potentials For GOP Nomination
President Kennedy indicated that three Republicans Nelson Rockefeller George Romney and Barry Goldwater could be persuaded to run for the 1960 GOP nomination. He named New York and Michigan governors and Senator as potential rivals while Romney ruled out any bid. Separately vandals destroyed about 50 dollars worth of fresh cement at the Ideal Store project in Garden City last night, police reported.
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Washington
GOP
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Kenney
New York
Michigan
Arlantta
Romamay
National Press Club
Ideal
Main
Garden City
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Uals
Dean Foulk
Hia
Rusk
Cuba
Am Mutual Fd .Eal
Ancorp
Ancorp Invest
Jastic
Inv
Jovest
Mutual Trust
Canada
Athletic Stadium
Leonard Young
John Starling
Tete
Jim Murdock
Mel Krebs
Tolckram Photo
Holcomb
Kent Earnest
Tom Roma
Kent
Larry Earnest
Tom
Adolph Rome
St. Catherine
van Salyer
Charles Garton
Dighton
Epifanio Garcia
Melba Bramslett
Jobin
Donald Miller
Leopold
Earl Cook
N. Main
Hyle Tipton
Rt. I
Donald Culter
Spruce
Brigg Johnston
Jack Kennedy
Great Bend
Toy Hunter
Scott City
Marie Rodriguez
Gary Davis
Larry Hernandez
Conkling
Karen Koehn
Ingalls
Jose Naya
Burl Dowell
Pierceville
David Babcock
Pennsylvania
L. D. Lile
Harold Steele
Scott
C. K. Minter
Ballinger
Thomas Leighton
Eugene Place
Legals
Weth R. Swenson
Kenneth BR. Swenson
William T. Turrentine
Melvin Mead
Kenneth BT. Swenson
Kenneth H. Swenson
Lot 4
McAllister
Broad View
Pearlstin
Courts
Li. Leatherman Jr
Quincy
Mark Brown
Kalvesta
Darrel L. Scott
Cimarron
Larry Robert Cronenberg
Herman B. Hernandez
S. 12Th
Gairl Wayne Powers
Larry Lee Cole
Lakin
Elmer Gross
John Powell
Edward Hylton Avent
William Coolidge Vasier Jr
James C. Morgan
Michael D. Finney
Robert Thomas Rupp
Julius Wardell Earle Jr
William Clint Herrell
Harry Robert Cronenberg
Arthur Edward Fief
Dan Elwood Curry
Eugene Paul Sheaks
Telegram
Kearny County
City of Lakin
Kearny
County
Ralph DeWitt
Deerfield
South Ditch Association
Carl Grauberger
Stanton County
M.S.T
Court House
City of Johnson
Carnars
Twanty
Highett
Bill Hoff
Col
Thomas A. Graves
Pinecrest Garden City, Kansas
Trughes
Oklahoma Barn
Project Mercury
Jenny Vin
Jenny
Wetsipoet Co’ Suration
Arluphle
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