Cattle and Hogs Mixed as Kansas City Market Reports
Kansas City AP market sheet shows cattle mostly steady with calves and stockers mixed, hogs lower with several weight classes down, and sheep steady to lower. Parson’s Livestock reports varied prices across hogs cattle and sows, while produce and grains in Kansas City and Chicago reflect mixed movements in eggs, butter, and grains.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Chicago
Right of Education Ties to Voting Rights
The Justice Department argued that schooling quality and access affect future voting rights, saying withholding education in St Helena Parish could violate constitutional duties to operate public schools and resist racial integration. The Baton Rouge case questions a Louisiana law letting local boards close schools if voters approve, with briefs sought from all states, plaintiffs, and the school board.
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Washington
Justice Department Today
Department
U.S. District Court
Baton Rouge
St. Helena Parish
Louisiana
Supreme Court
St. Helena
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Justice Department
Directors Named By K U Alumni
LAWRENCE AP The University of Kansas Alumni Association named Mrs Joseph H Rustemeyer of Leavenworth Dolph Simons Jr of Lawrence and George Nettels Jr of Pittsburg to five year terms on the association board They were chosen from among nine nominees by mail vote of members Fred Ellsworth secretary reported paid membership reached an all time high of 14718 a gain of 1319 over last year.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Joseph H. Rustemeyer
Leavenworth
Dolph Simons Jr
George Nettels Jr
Pittsburg
Fred Ellsworth
Newcomer to head K State $2.5 million fund drive
L. W. Newcomer of El Dorado named national chairman of Kansas State University’s $2.5 million fundraising campaign. He will direct 14 groups to coordinate efforts for student scholarship aid and to enrich the school's instructional program. Newcomer, a 1923 K-State graduate, is chief engineer of the Kansas Turnpike Authority.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
L. W. Newcomer
el Dorado
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Newcomer
Birth of a son Brian Karl Chandler in Seattle
Mr and Mrs Roger Chandler of Seattle announce the birth of son Brian Karl on June 2. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Dunham of Coulee Dam. paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chandler of 415 West Std. Weekend visit by Greg Campbell of Garden City accompanies Mrs Campbell and Mrs Junod, sisters and sole surviving children of the late C L Downs of Cottage Grove near Humboldt.
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Roger Chandler
Seattle
Wash
Brian Karl
Robert Dunham
Coulee Dam
Wilbur Chandler
Wayne M. Campbell
Greg Campbell
Garden City
L. J. Junod
S. Ashby
Campbell
Junod
C. L. Downs
Cottage Grove
Humboldt
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Daily Transcript Neosho
Summary of admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital across days, listing patient names and addresses, medical or surgical status, plus noted discharges. Includes police court action for intoxication, traffic citation, and a district court divorce decree with name restoration and costs.
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District Court Action
Chanute
Marilyn Sue Houser
Darryl Dean Houser
Downs
Securities Investment Co
Joey Drilling and Exploration Co
Jodgment
Replevin
Eisenhower Aide Details Milestone In Tractor Exchange
Washington AP reports Milton Eisenhower was fully informed about Tractors for Freedom Committee members before aiding the drive to ransom 1200 Cuban rebel prisoners. The committee includes Mrs. Roosevelt and Walter Reuther. Richard Goodwin says Kennedy made Eisenhower aware of co‑workers.
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Washington
Milton Eisenhower
Tractors-for-Freedom Committee
Eisenhower
Keith Spalding
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Richard N. Goodwin
Roosevelt
Reuther
Spalding
Milter Eisenhower
High Court Upholds Knowing Membership Clause
The Supreme Court upheld the 1940 Smith anti Communist law clause making it a crime to join a group known to advocate violent overthrow. Justice Harlan delivered the ruling in the Scales case involving Junius Irving Scales, a North Carolina figure and former communist party district chairman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harlan
Junius Irving Scales
North Carolina
Carolinas
Industrialist Goldfine ordered to prison in tax evasion case
Bernard Goldfine was sentenced by U S District Court Judge George C Sweeney to one year and a day in prison with a 110000 fine and five years probation for income tax evasion. His secretary Mildred Paperman received three years probation after pleading guilty to corporate tax evasion and was fined 12500 The judge demanded full disclosure of cash transactions from Goldfine's Strathmore Woolen Co and other textile firms detailing where funds went.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Sweeney
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
Strathmore Woolen
Americans and Soviets to Debate Freedom on NBC
NBC will televise a June 24 debate on freedom of the press. American team includes White House press secretary Pierre Salinger and New York Times writer Harrison Salisbury. Soviet side features Aleksei Addjubey and Mikhail Kharlamov, with Khrushchev’s son-in-law as a member.
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NEW York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchev
National Broadcasting Co
Nbc-Tv
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Salinger
Aleksei Adjubey
Izvestia
Mikhail A. Kharlamov
Foreign Ministry
NBC
No Labor Shortage For Wheat Harvest In Kansas
The Kansas harvest labor office reports no shortage of workers and machines for the upcoming harvest. Barley harvest in Sumner, Harper and Barber counties was delayed by rain, with wheat expected to begin in those southern counties about next Saturday. In Kiowa area, combines moved in to start the 1961 barley harvest while some barley swathing began in Harper County. A shortage of workers for elevator work and to operate combines and tractors emerged in Harper County.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas Harvest Labor Office
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Kansas
Kiowa
Harper County
Cohen Aide Ambushed Outside West Los Angeles Bar
Mickey Cohen ally Max Tannenbaum, 49, was shot twice in a West Los Angeles ambush outside a bar. Doctors fear loss of his left eye and most of his teeth. Police say attackers fired from a nearby lot as he opened his car door. Tannenbaum has a long criminal record and awaits trial in Beverly Hills on burglary tools charges.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Max Tannenbaum
Ucla Medical Center
Cohen
Tannenbaum
Jack Dahlstrum
Beverly Hills
Old Age Advantages as Described by John Ise
Lawrence Kansas AP John Ise professor emeritus of economics at the University of Kansas told Golden Medal Club alumni that old age offers advantages including access to confession magazines and scandalous books and the ability to read before finals through Biblelike cramming.
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John Ise
Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Golden Medal Club
Ise
Johnson Challenged To Visit Dixieland
New York AP report notes two Republican senators Barry Goldwater of Arizona and Jacob Javits of New York challenging Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to visit the South to aid integration, arguing his prestige could influence progress.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
Johnson
Senators Weigh Civil Rights Trip To Gauge Racial Tensions
Senators described plans for a trip to the South as a potential public test of Texan civil rights views. Goldwater recalled his time down South and suggested Johnson’s stance on civil rights. Javits urged testing the issue. The remarks were made during ABC’s Issues and Answers interview.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Javits
ABC
Kansas Forestry Board Approves New Rules at Pratt Meeting
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission in Pratt tentatively approves regulations from the last Legislature including upland game bird stamps on licenses predator control boating rules and private lake stocking. New rules take effect July 1. Also awards a 10 year concession to Harry D King for Webster Lake and transfers Cowley County Lake contract to LeRoy Lack. A director appointment will be addressed soon in Topeka.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Harry D. King
Webster Lake
King
Cowley County
Roger Neegle
LeRoy Lack
Arkansas City
Topeka
Fifth District Democrats Meet in Parsons Strategy Session
More than 200 Democrats from the new Fifth Congressional District gathered in Parsons for a strategy meeting. State Sens. Charles Joseph and Dale Spiegel were noted as possible 1962 candidates for Congress in the 18-county district. Also mentioned were Rep. Dale Saffels as a potential governor candidate and several other lawmakers as speakers.
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Parsons, Kas
Fifth Congressional District
Parsons
Charles Joseph
Potwin
Dale Spiegel
Emporia
Congress
Dale Saffels
Garden City
House
Jack L. Goodrich
Sen
Joseph
Don Joseph
Whitewater
Wade M. Ferguson
E.E. Stonecipher
Pittsburg
Political clash over boards and commissions in Kansas
Sen. Wade Myers and Rep. Frank Lill of Emporia accuse the Republican legislature and Gov. John Anderson of abolishing 11 state boards and commissions to purge Democrats. Rep. Richard Liebert of Coffeyville chaired the meeting.
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Wade Myers
Frank Lill
Emporia
Goodrich
John Anderson
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Shower Honors Alice Hazen at Metzinger Home
Alice Hazen was honored with a miscellaneous shower Sunday by Mrs. Paul Metzinger and Mrs. Jack McVaugh at the Metzinger home. She will marry Don Davis of San Antonio. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, with sandwiches, relishes, crackers and dip served.
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Alice Hazen
Paul Metzinger
Jack McVaugh
Metzinger
S. Western
Max Alcock
William Benson
Lela Steeves
Harriet Davis
Neil Sharp
James Potter
Jim Meier
Marilyn Tindall
Carol Puckett
Jollene Mendenhall
Kathrine Donovan
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Sewing Class Meets May Thirty-First
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club sewing group met in the community building on May 31 with girls sewing garments. Mrs Parie Carlson demonstrated inserting a skirt zipper and refreshments were served by Mrs Melvin Sperry and Linda.
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Buffalo Boosters
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Parie Carlson
Melvin Sperry
Linda
Introducing a Stepmother to Friends
When your father’s wife is his new spouse you can introduce her warmly. Say “This is my father’s wife, [Name],” or simply “This is [Name], my stepmother.” You may add a personal context like “She’s very kind and we’re glad she’s in our family.”
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Mary
Earlton Couple Honored at 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Le Fairchild of Earlton were feted with a buffet Saturday celebrating forty years of marriage. Attendees included Bil Fairchild and family Joyce and Wanda, Garold Umbarger family, Richard Fairchild Pittsburg, Dale Fairchild Tim and Brian, and Kenny Kuhn with Kin and Pamela.
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Earlton
le Fairchild
Bil Fairchild
Joyce
Wanda
Garold Umbarger Joyce
Linda
Philip
Clinto Babcock
Richard Fairchild
Pittsburg
Dale Fairchild
Tim An Brian
Kenny Kuhn
Kin
Pamela
Needlecraft pattern order from Chanute Tribune ad
A fibrous classifieds style notice advertises Pattern 7216 with appliqué flowers and daisy stitch. It requests thirty five cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing and lists The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept in New York for response.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
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