Cardinal Mindszenty Sealed Inside Budapest Legation
Twenty four American children leave the Budapest legation after a costume party, checked by Hungarian secret police. Cardinal Mindszenty remains inside, his life tied to U S staff and families under tight surveillance. The regime, eager to avoid public confrontation, aims to keep him confined with no Hungarian visitors. The premier calls Mindszenty’s stay a hoped safety measure.
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Budapest
Legation
Jozsef Cardinal Mindzenty
Liberty Square
Hungary
Mindszenty
Frene Muennich
U.S. State Department
Horace G. Torbert
Washington, D.C
Central Princeton Party Honors Dale Russell Swank Birthday
Central Princeton celebrated Dale Russell Swank son of Mr and Mrs George Swank turning three on July 17. Attendees included grandparents Mr and Mrs Dale Goforth and Mr and Mrs Albert Barnhart. Also noted was Leon Gentry of Wichita recovering from a car wreck. his family formerly lived in Central Community on Ralph Chandler place. Leon attended Central grade school. Mrs Maude Martin returned from David City Nebraska visiting daughter Eldon Gilliland and family. Mrs Ronald Atchison and Cindy are staying with Grant Carey and wife while husband is at camp. Jim Cook learned nephew Ralph Thompson now with New Mexico Bureau of Revenue travels the state for special audits. Mrs Grant Carey reports 40 hens and 20 pallets stolen from her farm home.
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Dale Russell Swank
George Swank
Dale Goforth
Albert Barnhart
Leon Gentry
Wichita
Leon
Wilbur Gentrys
Central Community
Ralph Chandler
Central
Jim Cook
Ralph Thompson
Fort Summer
N. Mex
New Mexico
Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The program invites readers to share timely information and promises prompt consideration by editors.
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the Herald
Route 66 Pacemaker Keeps Fort Scott Woman Alive
Mrs. Ethyl Rensing of rural Fort Scott Kansas received a pacemaker in a KU Medical Center operation to steady her heart at 66 beats per minute. The device, implanted under the abdomen with wires to the heart, is designed to last about five years and helps her survive after a heart attack two years ago.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Jack
Ethyl) Rensing
Rensing
University of Kansas Medical Center
Oklahoma Congress OKs 4.69 Million for Miners Aid
Senate and House reached a $4,690,000 appropriation for the small producers lead and zinc stabilization program for 1962. Sen. A. S. Monroney and Sen. Robert Kerr with Rep. Ed Edmondson said the funds will keep open dozens of small mines benefiting northeastern Oklahoma producers.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Congress
Senate
House
A. S
Mike Monroney
Robert S. Kerr
Ed Edmondson
Tulsans Among Those Killed in Honolulu Air Crash
The Canadian Pacific Airlines crash in Honolulu claimed 27 lives including Albert and Maud Denison of Tulsa. The airline released the casualty list from Vancouver.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Honolulu
Albert and
Maud Denison
Tulsa
Greeley Area Notes Highlights Local Visits and News
Robert, Oswald and Oscar Rib lett recently visited Kansas State Teachers College to plan enrollment for the coming year. Mr and Mrs David Kratzberg welcomed a son born July 9 named Tammy Jerard. Jean Dassing and Anne Wolken closed City Cafe due to illness. Irene Loper and her brother Enderly leave for a west coast vacation to visit the World's Fair. Edward Cunningham has been discharged from Garnett hospital after treatment for a car accident. Alfred Giles and family from El Paso Texas are vacationing here. Pleasant Ridge club met Friday with Mrs Dorothy Morgan to plan a family night on July 31 at the Way-
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Robert
Oswald
Oscar Riblett
Kansas State Teachers College
Irene Loper
Mr. Enderly
West Coast
Pleasant Ridge Club
Dorothy Morgan
The
Garnett picnic set. Greeley girls star softball team
The annual pic nic will be held at Lake Garnett Aug. 26. Mrs. Betty Mahan, Dor othy Morgan and Alma Martz will supervise the nursing home project in September. Greeley girls on the Garnett all star softball team include Judy Landwehr at pitcher, Joyce Landwehr at third, Mary Katzer in the outfield, Mary Setter and Alberta Katzer in catcher and outfield, and Sharon Spencer at first. The team has lost only one game. Alfred Rockercashier of the Bank of Greeley reports the bank surpassed 1 million dollars in total resources, with C. E. Wustefeld as president, M. J. Ohmes as vice president, L. L. Gerhold and Harold Miller as directors, Agnes Sunderland and Verna Millard as employees.
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Ne Martz Home
Lake Garnett
Betty Mahan
Dorothy Morgan
Alma Martz
Greeley
Garnett
Judy Landwehr
Bank of Greeley
Joyce Landwehr
Gerholds
Mary Katzer
Mary Setter
Alberta Katzer
Behm, Co
Sharon Spencer
Gree
Alfred Rockercashier
C. E. Wustefeld
M. J. Ohmes
L. L. Gerhold
Harold Miller
Agnes Sunderland
Verna Millard
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Richard O’regan
Princeton
J. C. Cook
Maude Martin
David Cry
Neb
Eldon Gilliland
Mr. Gilliland
Ronald Atchison
Cindy
Grant Carey
Jamaica
Woolworth's
Lauris Norstad
U.S
Europe
NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
Paris
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Norstad
Helen Salman
David Kratzberg
Tammy Jerard
Jean Dassing
Anne Wolken
City Cafe
Edward Cunningham
Garnett Hospital
Alfred Giles
el Paso, Tex
S. Main
Queen's
Eastman Kodak
O.K. Photo Service
Phillips 66
Pomona
Kansas
Hollywood
Electric Singer
Hotpoint
Westinghouse
Philco
Electrolux
Prof
Lamar P. Wallace
Jack Nelson
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
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