Nixon Hammering on TV Debate Is Refused by Rockefeller
Washington AP Nixon rejects a televised public debate before the nominating convention urging a in depth discussion after both sides clearly state their positions. Rockefeller insists voters need to know what a new program means and calls for his views to be laid out before the convention. Democrats watch, Truman says the fight helps him.
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Nixon
Rocky
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Posas
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Republican Party
House
Harry S. Truman
Kansas Livestock Association Dinner and District Meeting
About 190 people attended a dinner and 2nd District meeting of the Kansas Livestock Association at Memorial Auditorium. N Y Hudelson of Pomona presided. Meetings are planned in other districts. Rep. Robert Anderson spoke on constitutional amendments including home rule and government continuity. Dr John Mandelson spoke on the brucellosis program. Lee Perkins discussed PR efforts. Ottawa Chamber directors discussed raising 3000 dollars for Franklin County Fair. current drive totals and fair board contributions were reported. Daily Day luncheon for the Dairy Princess urged next Saturday.
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Kansas Livestock Association
Memorial Auditorium
N. YY
Hudelson
Pomona
State Association
Robert A. Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Kansas
John Mandelson
Ottawa
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Franklin County
Fair Board
Chamber
Dairy Princess
Mystery Shark Found Inland Near Downtown Oklahoma City
A 2-inch hammerhead shark was found dead in a drainage ditch less than a mile from Oklahoma City's downtown business district. The landlocked location puzzled authorities as the area is hundreds of miles from salt water where sharks normally live.
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Oklahoma City
Auto accidents mark same intersection twice
In Tallahassee Florida William C Abbott reports his car sustained 400 dollars in April after an intersection crash. His 17 year old son Lewis drove the same car into the same intersection Wednesday causing another 400 dollar damage.
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Tallahassee
Fla
William C. Abbott
Abbott
Lewis
Clara Owen 94 Dies in Williamsburg
Clara Belle Owen 94 of Williamsburg died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a fall caused a broken hip. Born October 30 1866 in Ohio she is survived by two sons Ted Williamsburg and Mark Sam Francisco a daughter Mrs Martha Shupe Mrs Sion Kas and two grandchildren Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Central Cemetery
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Clara Belle Owen
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Ted
Mark
Sam Francisco
Martha Shupe
Sion
Kas
Central Cemetery
Gary Cooper Leaves Hospital After Abdominal Surgery
Hollywood star Gary Cooper said he is feeling fine and needs rest as he leaves the hospital ten days after abdominal surgery.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
County Forecast Marks Mild Humidity and Storms This Weekend
Mostly cloudy and mild this afternoon with a high around 75 to 80. Showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight and Saturday forenoon, with partly cloudy skies Saturday afternoon. Tonight’s low near 60 to 65, Saturday’s high in the mid 70s.
Nixon and Rockefeller greet cordially at New York trade expo
Vice President Nixon and Gov. Rockefeller met amicably at a British trade exhibition in New York. They exchanged light jokes and cordial handshakes in an anteroom before Prince Philip opened the Coliseum event, with both men joking about their political differences during speeches.
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New York
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Feller
Rockefeller
Prince Philip
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York Coliseum
Home Blast Burns in Vernon Theft Case
Vernon California AP notes warehouseman Joseph Gruber admitted taking coworkers wares to help friends and later stole a truckload of toys to give to neighborhood children. Police describe the acts as a growing challenge that began with work deliveries from the discount house where he was employed. Gruber, 27, used a company truck to haul items home and police list the seized items among the initial discoveries.
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Gruber
Morrison
Marlon Rice
Barbee
Hughes
Pomona
Rev Caldwell Leaves Ottawa for Englewood Pastor Post
Rev Wayne E Caldwell resigns as Wesleyan Methodist Church Ottawa pastor effective Aug 15 and will move with his family to Englewood Colorado to lead the Englewood church. He previously led Kansas City and Clay Center congregations and now serves in Wesleyan youth and Missouri Kansas Colorado conference roles.
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Wayne E. Caldwell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Caldwell
Englewood
Colo
Ottawa
Kansas City
Clay Center
Kas
Miltonvale Area
Ten Thousand Demonstrators Attack Hagerty in Tokyo
In Tokyo ten thousand leftists besieged the car of White House press secretary James C. Hagerty for about an hour during Eisenhower visit preparations. Windows were cracked and tires slashed before a rescue helicopter evacuated Hagerty and aides. Police called it a big blunder. the government apologized. Hagerty said the demonstrations do not reflect Japanese sentiment toward America.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Thomas F. Stephens
America
Washington
Anne Wheaton
Thomas E. Stephens
Board Fires Administrator In Hospital Dispute
A five member arbitration panel ordered Harold P. Coston removed as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital and required other leaders on the hospital board or medical executive committee to resign for at least three years. The dispute followed years of conflict over administration, finances, and staff relations, including a former boycott that hurt emergency and obstetric care and threatened hospital closure.
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Cambridge, Md
Harold P. Coston
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Costan
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Coston
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Fanatics Prove They Could Put President In Danger
Tokyo reporters assess student demonstrations as thousands of ultra left Zen gakuren activists threaten President Eisenhower's June visit. Hagerty and MacArthur II are shielded as the crowd screams anti American slogans outside the airport. Police will bolster security but warn of possible clashes along the route into Tokyo on June 19.
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Hagerty
Stephens
Eisenhower
Tokyo
White House
Washington
Japan
Mengakuren
Student Federation
Sohyo Federation of Labor Unions
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Nobusuke Kishi
Nate Nate Polowetzky
Associated Press
James C. Hagerty
U. S
Thomas E. Stephens
Zengakuren
Weather report notes warm humid day with tornadoes near Goodland
Ottawa observed warm humid conditions with a warming trend across the state. The Goodland area reported three tornadoes with damage near the Harry Armstrong farm seven miles northeast of Goodland including a torn roof and damaged machinery. Ottawa recorded .38 inches of rain.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Harry Armstrong
John P. Kelsey
Methodists Name Area Officials in Kansas Conference
In Pittsburg Kansas AP report Bishop Matthew W Cair appointed superintendents for the Topeka and Ottawa districts. The Rev Dr Alvin W Murray will lead the Topeka district and Rev Melvin Booth will lead the Ottawa district. A 10 member committee was named to pick a site for the bishop residence. Retha L Sadler received the Benson rural preacher award and Carolyn Hines won the oratorical contest earning a Baker University scholarship.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Matthew W. Cair
Topeka
Ottawa
Methodist Church
Kansas
Alvin W. Murray
Dodge City
Southwestern College
Everett W. Freeman
Melvin Booth
Kansas City
iKus
John J. Clinton
Retha L. Sadler
Waverly
Benson
Carolyn Hines
Atchison
Board of
Christian Social Concern
Baker University
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log Shows 1960s Death Count
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am showing 2x comparison to 1939 period with 218 deaths includes February death previously uncounted.
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Topeka
Kansas
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