Night Raid in B52 Training Mission Revealed
AP Aviation Writer Vern Haugland reports from Loring Air Force Base as a newsman joins a 10 hour B52 training flight simulating nuclear bombing. The mission includes radar jamming refueling and a 3 000 mile zigzag course with 12 bombers in night operations.
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Vern Haugland
Loring Air Force, Base
Maine
Air Force
Richmond
St. Louis
SS Paul
Air Defense Command
Burlington, Vi
Wohamsport
Kirksville
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Tor
Bert Biles Wins Four Year State College Scholarship
Kansas State college awards a four year scholarship worth 300 dollars annually to Bert Biles high school senior son of Mr and Mrs Joe Biles of 304 Ballinger He plans to study electrical engineering and has served as an honor debater with straight A grades in his senior year He was a Boys State delegate and a high school band member The long paragraph on unrelated military content is omitted for clarity.
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Kansas State College
Bert Biles
Joe Biles
Ballinger
Bert
Local Market Produce Listings Highlight Varied Egg Sizes
Lindh Produce Co. offers A and B grade eggs in large and medium sizes, plus C size eggs. Various poultry items like heavy and light hens are shown with first grade cream and garden city grain noted. Market change credited to Farmers Elevator.
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Garden City Grain
Concussed motorist Doyle to remain in hospital after crash
Mrs. Chester Keller suffered a concussion and possible skull fracture after a two car collision yesterday morning. She will stay several days in St. Catherine hospital, her husband said. A Hutchinson conference opening featured Dr Roy L Smith speaking on Methodist affairs. Navy WAVES enrollment plan announced. Various local notices and livestock prices reported in brief. A theft occurred near Barker school with two fires and a gas pump taken.
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Chester. Keller
St. Catherine Hospital
Tony Strasser
N. Main
Barrows
Sherif
Good and Barker
Congress Must Speed Up Before Departures
Washington AP reports Congress faces a packed unfinished agenda ahead of August. Major items include defense reorganization Alaskan statehood taxes labor reforms foreign aid reciprocal trade extended manpower pay and a continuing need to pass appropriations to fund government agencies. The Defense Reorganization plan remains unacted upon by both houses though President Eisenhower long urged streamlining of the Defense Department.
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Washington
Congress
Defense
House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Police court docket brief from today
Bonds posted for Donald Wayne Bowman improper U turn $5 George Washington Baxter improper driving $10 Darrell Payne blocking alley $1 Pete Villarreal Sandoval run red light $10 John Lester Carr improper driving $5 Fines Robert Eugene Mader run red light $150 Lawrence Everett Near damage $150 Howard Evan Cutter damage $130 State Tax Commission vs Clarence Flowers income tax State Tax Commission vs Aaron Hurtt income tax Burtis Motor Co Inc vs C K Minter suit on note
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Donald Wayne ‘Bowman
George Washington Baxter
Burnside Drive
Darrell Payne
St. John
Pete Villarreal Sandoval
Ith
John Lester Carr
Jenny
Robert Eugene Mader
E. Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Clarence Flowers
Aaron Hurtt
Burtis Motor Co. Inc
C. K. Minter
Garden City County Siege Claims Jon Valdez Hunting
Jon Valdez faces issue in Garden City County over hunting license status. No license held as authorities review permit requirements and local regulations govern game pursuit. Community officials urge compliance and clarify license implications for residents and visitors.
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Jon Valdez
Alaska statehood tops congressional agenda this week
Legals mix with adoptions and births as Alaska statehood debate lingers in Congress while the House weighs its stance. Notices include warranty deeds for Hawaii, property transfers, and a series of residents listed by name in local legals. Two births are recorded, noting times and weights for newborns and the parents listed.
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Inge- Vinzant
Viola F
Dheissen
Herrington
Boyd
Heartbeats Across Ocean via Bach Inspired Broadcasts
New York AP reports Dr Arthur Briskier a 42 year old heart specialist and pianist collaborated with RCA Communications to broadcast piano Bach tapes from Paris to the United States. He imagines patients continent away hearing their own heartbeats and using remote expert consultations. Briskier and RCA technicians devised methods to transmit heart beat recordings and electrocardiogram tracings with clinical data for global access.
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New York
Johann Sebastian Bachhag
Atlantic Ocean
Arthur Briskier
RCA Communications, Inc
Paris
Briskier
RCA
RCA Communications
Rome
KU List of Graduates From Surrounding Area
The University of Kansas announces graduates from Gray Hamilton Scott Lane and Kearny counties for the 6th annual commencement on June 2. Names include James Lyle Herron Cimarron. Arnold Leg Kash Lakin. Lloyd Edward Stull Ken Lakin. Warren Lewis O'Toole Syracuse. Robert Eugene Brown Syracuse. Richard Verle Ohmart Scott City. Wallace Glenn Greenlee Scott City. John Thomas Flannagan Scott City. Donna Rae Jasper Dighton. Janetha Ann Schmalzried Dighton.
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University of Kansas
Finney
Gray
Hamilton
Scott
Lane
Kearny
James Lyle Herron
Cimarron
Arnold Leg Kash
Lakin
Lloyd Edward Stullken
Warren Lewis O'Toole
Syracuse
Robert Eugene Brown
Richard Verle Ohmart
Scott City
Wallace Glenn Greenlee
John Thomas Flannagan
Donna Rae Jasper
Dighton
Janetha Ann Schmalzried
Tiflis champagne factory offers tours and samples
AP reports a tour at the Tiflis champagne factory in the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic. Visitors sample five varieties, including semisweet and semidry, with staff refilling glasses. The plant pumps out hundreds of millions of bottles yearly and plans growth by 1960.
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S.R
Tiflis
Georgian Republic
Soviet Union
Vasili Goglidze
Stalin
Lenin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Waldo elevator sale linked to debts and tariffs
Waldo and Dorrance elevators may be sold by federal court oversight to satisfy debts of owner James K. Luders, as creditors prepare a receiver action this June. Officials note rising grain movements and limited imports will pressure tariff decisions amid Eisenhower’s tax and labor reform stances.
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Topeka
U.S. Dist
William Farmer
Grain House
Waldo
Dorrance House
James K. Luder
Senate
Credit Corp
Luderskind
Hisenhower
Im- Farmer
Ameris
Usale
Two Oklahomans Sentenced to Death in Murder Case
Eddie Oxendine age 27 and James Spence age 29 were taken to death row after being convicted of a March 31 murder in Lawton. Ruth Zimmerman, 19, was killed during a store robbery operation when her husband Reggie 22 was forced to open the store. Oxendine said he would die with his buddy, insisting on a joint trial and expressing no regret.
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Mcalester
Okla
Eddie Oxendine
Oxendine
James Spence
Ruth Zimmerman
I Lawton
North Carolina
Reggie
Lawton
Zimmerman
Spence
Ted Hall elected to represent KU fraternity at Pittsburgh event
Ted Hall of Garden City has been chosen to represent KU's Delta Tau Delta at the fraternity's 100th anniversary meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa., August 19 through 23. Hall, an active Jayhawker, serves as fraternity treasurer and Rock Chalk Review sales manager, and holds chair roles on the All-Student Council Owl Society disciplinary and homecoming groups. An architectural major, he is son of Mr and Mrs Roy V Hall of Garden City.
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Ted Hall
Garden City
Delta Tau Delta
Pittsburgh
Hall
The
Rock Chalk Review
Owl Society
Roy V. Hall
Garder
City
Promises and Threats From Red Gathering
In Moscow the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact nations pledged troop withdrawals from Romania and reduced forces in Hungary while urging NATO to join a 25 year non aggression pact. Khrushchev warned of rocket deployments in East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia if the West arms West Germany with nuclear weapons. The communique notes withdrawals and divisions, with Western estimates of troops possibly 30,000 to 40,000 in Romania and surrounding nations.
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Soviet Union
Romania
Hungary
Soviet Bloc
NATO
Khrushchev
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
West Germany
Balkan
Black Sea
Warsaw
UN official killed in crossfire on Mt Scopus in Jerusalem
Lt Col George Flint, head of the Israel Jordan Mixed Armistice Commission, was killed in crossfire while attempting to arrange a truce between Israeli and Jordanian units on Mount Scopus in Old Jerusalem. Israel and Jordan blamed each other. Flint’s chief of staff said the shooter could not be determined.
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