Syracuse pair try Arkansas canoe voyage despite camera mishap
T C Cross, a Syracuse Chevrolet dealer, and dentist Bill Lewis from Washington state set out in an 18 foot fiber canoe on the Arkansas River from Sutton dam, with stove, ice chest, gear, and life jackets. Their first day ends with the camera soaked and no film. Montgomery reports the trio fished and rested at dusk, marking the expedition's latest word from the river.
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Arkansas
Syracuse
Chevrolet
T. C
Cross
Bill Lewis
Doc Lewis
Washington State
Hamilton County
Navy
Coffeyville
Doc
Courmny
Sutton Dam
Kendall
Bill Montgomery
Montgomery
Million Dollar Federal Aid Boosts Hospital Expansion
Federal aid for St. Catherine hospital jumps from 200000 to 400000 dollars, clearing a June start for a million-dollar expansion. The plan adds a four story wing, moves the maternity section, adds a new power plant and laundry, and renovates the existing building.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Addin
É Pee Dan
Kin dle Your Youth With Newness at Hope Service
Rev Paul Davis urged graduates to not waste their youth and to match it with faith as 125 seniors and 68 junior college sophomores hear baccalaureate at Hope auditorium. Jnco and junior college exercises set for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Paul Davis
Community Church
Hope Auditorium
Davis
Austin Herman
C.pp.sr
Jnco
Adventure and civic fund drives mix in Garden City
Report on local fundraising to finish a larger hospital project totals about 1.2 million from donors and government, with the Dominican sisters pledging 100000 and calls for more gifts as the project grows. Also notes Red Cross adult swimming classes starting June 9 at 5 pm with enrollments at the Red Cross office and 1200 children already enrolled for the summer program.
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State Board of Health
Roy Johnston
Frank Cayton
Abilen
Hill-Burton
Downing’s. Yeveds
League of Kansas Municipal Wih
Everett Miller
Gillan
Garden City
Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Anne Wadell
Ramona Drees
Supreme Court ruling upholds union-related damage awards
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 decision with two dissents, upheld state court damages for two workers who claimed union actions barred their work. An Alabama electrician won $10,000 against the United Auto Workers, and a San Francisco man was awarded $9,300 for alleged illegal expulsion from the Machinists Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
California
High Court
War- Ten
Douglas
Justice Black
Decaturi Electrician
United Automobile Workers
San Francisco
Machinists
Lodge No. £ 3
Judigo Frankfurter
Youras Gorzales
State Superior Court
Idaguive?ohip
Grand
Gonzales
Nuclear tests advance in Pacific series with third detonation
Washington reports the third announced nuclear detonation in this year's Pacific series at 9 p m Sunday according to the Defense Department and the Atomic Energy Commission The first test was officially confirmed May 11 and the second took place the following day indicating rapid sequence of detonations
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Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Iris show draws 250 at Garden City Civic Center
More than 250 people attended Garden City's first accredited Iris show at the Civic Center. The Garden City AIS chapter sponsored the event which drew 163 exhibits. Delila Pinegar won the purple rosette for best specimen stalk. John Hanneman earned a rosette for a Spurrier iris corsage. Floyd Jones received the AIS silver medal for most blue card awards in the horticulture division. Other winners included John Whiteley, John Boyd, E T Bergman, Lynn Russell, Leo Warmer, John Herman, J C Carter, and George Meeker. Entries were judged by Nick Trimpa of Sublette and Ervin Gruben of Scott City. J C Carter served as general exhibit chairman.
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Garden City
Civic Center
American Iris Society
Delila Pinegar
AIS
John Hanneman
Spurrier
Floyd Jones
Mmes
John Whiteley
John Boyd
E. T. Bergman
Lynn Russell
Leo Warmer
John Herman
J. C. Carter
George Meeker
Nick Trimpa
Sublette
Ervin Gruben
Scott City
Weather forecast and city observations mixed with hydrogen bomb note
Fair and mild conditions with scattered thundershowers in the southeast. Tuesday looks fair with possible afternoon showers and highs in the 80s. Sunrise 6 27 Sunset 7 56. Observations from Garden City Dodge City Goodland Vienna Hill City Chanute Concordia Salina Topeka Wichita include city highs from 53 to 67 and a note that Czechoslovakia followed the Soviet lead in turning down the U S invitation to send observers to hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific.
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Max
Min
Pree
Sarden City
Dodge City
Goodland
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Russell
Hill City
U. S
Chanute
Concordia
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Pacific
Pflimlin warns France of civil war as De Gaulle crisis deepens
Premier Pierre Pflimlin told Parliament a civil war threat looms as rightists push for De Gaulle to power amid insurgencies in Algeria Corsica and Tunisia. Government imposes measures including censorship and troop curbs while expelling suspected rebels and rallying support for constitutional reforms to strengthen the executive.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Charles de Gaulle
France
Sexcnse
Corsica
New York Herald Tribune
Algeria
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Mediterranean
Pflimlin
de Gaulle
Ajaccio
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Assembly
da Gaulle
Jules Moch
Niplany
Major Soil Bank Payments Top $20,000 in Kansas Districts
Kansas farmers and farm operators are listed by the Department of Agriculture as receiving payments of $20,000 or more from the 1957 soil bank program. The largest and second largest totals went to Liberal based farms, with Garvey Farms of Colby also among the top sums. Numerous growers across Garden City, Syracuse, Tribune, Johnson, Lakin, Sublette, and nearby towns appear with payment amounts and wheat land acreage in the soil bank, reflecting a big but shifting agricultural program as wheat prospects vary.
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Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
Man Farms Co
Liberal
John W. Baughman
Garvey Farms
Colby
John W
Ellsworth Sherman
Garden City
J. F. and
Raymond Dienst
Lakin
W. D. Rorick
Ee W. Bailey
Manter
W. Crain
James B. Wig
Ray Jackson
Syracuse
Ree Graber
Plummer Land Co
Johnson
Anthony TM
O'Brate
Kendaoil
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
Elmer Hoard
Callingwood
Jes R. Houston
Tribune
Callingwood Land Co
Plains
Kee Callen
A. J. Rupp
D. E. Cockrum
William T. Rooney
Tay A. Hoffman
John Battin
Biott E State
Sublette
M. Amanda Watkin
Sublette, $21,853 and 1,301; ‘A. J. Selfridge and Sons
Dighton
A. J. Collingwood
B. E. Miles
Ethel B. Martin
Tullus Johns
Virgil C. Lewis
Tragic Beach Drowning Claims Six Rescuers and Child
A sunny Rockport Texas beach tragedy drew ten rescuers into the surf. Seven people died, including Janice Bailey a nine year old girl and her mother Mary Bailey. Also drowned were Air Force chaplain Leonard Berry Wayne Bailey and four other children.
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Rockport
Texas
Air Force
Janice Bailey
Gulf of Mexico
Leonard Berry
Syracuse
N. Y
Janice
Mary Bailey
Deep Hole Hazard Eyed By Fire Chief In Odd Story
Disjointed notes describe warning signs for a deep hole eight feet down. Gus mentions a tire and a woman ponders fashion while a man’s wallet and a shadow become metaphors in a fragmented local tale.
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Gus
New Spring
Has Kim Novak Kept The 8500 Car From Trujillo Jr
Hollywood reports debate whether Kim Novak returned the $8500 sports car given by Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. She had said she would return it to his 29 year old son, but sightings in Kansas City and Hollywood conflicted. An aide said she hadn’t, while the car dealer noted it was in for a 300 mile checkup and Novak directed callers not to comment further.
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Hollywood
Kim Novak
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Miss Novak
Minor Injuries in Two Car Crash at Main and Mary
Mrs. Chester L. Keller of 1206 EB Laurel sustained minor abrasions and contusions when her car, driven by her husband, collided with a vehicle driven by Francis Eugene Stambaugh of Scott City at the Main and Mary streets intersection. Damage was about 209 dollars per car. Keller was taken to St. Catherina hospital and was expected to be released the next day.
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Chester L. Keller
Laurel
Main
Mary Streets
Keller
Main Street
Francis Eugene Stambaugh
Scott City
Mary Street
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