Stevenson’s Latin America tour weighs action on Castro
U N ambassador Adlai Stevenson faced blunt Argentine and Venezuelan opposition to any forceful move against Fidel Castro. Officials said Frondizi assured no unanimous Latin American support for action, while Betancourt said the Dominican Republic is the urgent issue. Outcomes of a potential OAS meeting depend on regional reactions.
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United States
Adolfo Mugica
Adlai FE
Stevenson
Castro
U.S
Fidel Castro
U.N
South America
Kennedy
Cuba
Arturo Frondizi
Venezuela
Frondizi
Romulo Betancourt
Dominican Republic
Betancourt
Organization of American States
Humboldt Presbyterians Meet and Plan Charity Drive
Plans were made by Humboldt Presbyterians to send clothing to an orphanage in Korea through United Presbyterian Women. Major Merrill Shepard oversees the Korea relief drive emphasizing children’s clothing. A summer Medical Missions meeting is set for June in Yellowstone, with breakfast by three circles and 11 officers in attendance.
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Ing
As House
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Colum- Korea
Bia
Merrill Shepard
Barbara Wulf
U. S
Yellowstone National Park
Korea
Richard Rogers
Medical Missions
Alvin Wood
White Cross Department
Society
Orioles Trade Stephens for Throneberry from Athletics
Baltimore ships outfielder Gene Stephens to Kansas City for first baseman outfielder Marv Throneberry. Throneberry, 27, batting .240 with six homers and 24 RBIs in 129 at bats for KC, aims to boost Baltimore's power. Stephens, 28, hit .190 with two RBIs and three doubles in 58 at bats since joining Baltimore last June. Both players are left handed.
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Baltimore Orioles
Gene Stephens
Kansas City Athletics
Marv Throneberry
Orioles
Throneberry
Kansas City
Oriole
Stephens
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Noxious Weed Discussion Set for Tuesday in Humboldt
A Humboldt event titled Noxious Weed Discussion Tuesday will be held next Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the morning at the court house. Attendees include Mr. A Cannon and Ing, Mrs. William H. Cannon, John and Tom Cannon and other relatives. Visitation by Calvin G. Pace and Phil Marvin of Manhattan is noted, with Puckett an entomologist attending. The meeting is open to the public.
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William H. Cannon
Ing
John
Tom
Erie
Orval Wood
J. A. van Nice
Topeka
Visor
St. Paul
Calvin G. Pace
Kett
Death Camp Survivor Testifies on Auschwitz Records
Raya Kagan, Auschwitz clerk, testified at Eichmann trial that many deaths were not recorded and that files listed diseases as causes. She described forms tracking punishments and valuables, and said there were no known Jewish deaths freed from Auschwitz.
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Israel
Auschwitz
Adolf Eichmann
Raya Kagan
Foreign Ministry
France
Kagan
Natural Gas Workers In Walkout at Kansas City
Supervisors took over operation and maintenance of the natural gas distribution system in Kansas City and nearby communities following a walkout by union employees. The Gas Service Co promised to continue service while the labor action remains unresolved.
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Kansas City
Union
The
Gas Service Co
Gas Workers Strike Halts Public Utility Service
More than 425 operation and maintenance staff walked out after wage talks failed with union Local 781 demanding 20 cents an hour vs the company 12 cents. The division covers Kansas City Missouri areas and nearby suburbs. Governor Dalton has not indicated plans to invoke the King-Thompson act to seize the utility if public safety is endangered.
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Gas Workers Metal Trades Union Local 781
Kansas City
Avondale
Gladstone
Houston Lake
Northmoor
Platte Woods
Riverside Lake Waukomis
Parkville
John M. Dalton
Kennedy Gives Khrushchev a Model of Old Ironsides
President Kennedy presented Soviet Premier Khrushchev with a 2½ foot model of the U S frigate Constitution, known as Old Ironsides, during Vienna talks. Kennedy, a history buff and former sailor, handed the keepsake as a symbol of U S resolve.
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Washington
Khrushchev
U.S
White House
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Amini reinstates AP correspondent Pars Rag in Iran
In Tehran Prime Minister Ali Amini restored press credentials for AP reporter Pars Rag in a move after he quoted strik ing telegraph workers about injuries during a police and troops action. Greece and Portugal briefs follow with separate items in the global roundup.
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Iran
Ali Amini
Associated Press
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Ragin
Telegraph
Raein
Anti Castro underground group arrives by boat in Florida
Fourteen asylum seekers identifying as anti-C Castro underground members reach Fort Lauderdale in a 23 foot boat after a three day voyage. The group includes eleven men two women and a young girl. They requested anonymity due to fear of reprisals against relatives in Cuba.
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Fila
Cuba
Two Attacks From Same Man Believed In Kansas
Authorities in Hiawatha report belief a single man attacked a 12 year old at Baldwin on May 25 and a 14 year old near Horton on Tuesday. Descriptions match across cases including a dark hairline, horned rim glasses, 5 foot 10 inch, about 175 pounds, aged 35 to 45, driving a dark Chevrolet two door from 1950s. The Horton victim feared reporting due to threats.
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Northeast Kansas
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Brown County
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Southeast Kansas Hereford Tour Draws About 150 Farmers
About 150 farmers joined the annual Southeast Kansas Hereford tour covering Neosho Wilson Greenwood and Montgomery counties. Speakers included Bill Guy of the Farm Management Association and Gene Cleavinger from Kansas State University. A free barbecue lunch followed at the Richard Stryker farm.
New Officers Named By FFA Chapter At Senior High
The Future Farmers of America chapter at Senior High School announced new officers for next year. Bob Ames becomes president with Bill Taylor as vice president Eddie McMillen as secretary Roger Fickel as reporter Kenneth Swiler as treasurer and Phil Carter as sentinel.
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Future Farmers of America
Bob Ames
Bill Taylor
Eddie McMillen
Roger Fickel
Kenneth Swiler
Phil Carter
Mrs Williamson’s Relatives Welcome Newborn in Biloxi
Mrs Lois Williamson of 3 FE Elm learns her nephew and wife A3C Willard B Jobe Jr stationed at Biloxi Mississippi are parents to son Ernest Arnold born May 30 in Biloxi.
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Lois Williamson
A3c
Willard B. Jobe, Jr
Biloxi
Miss
Ernest Arnold
Two Georgia Women Slain Found Near Jacksonville
Authorities investigate the strangulation death of Althea Ottavio age 43 and Patricia Ann Hewett age 25 after their bodies, partly unclothed, were spotted in palmetto and pine woods southwest of Jacksonville. The Valdosta pair had traveled from Georgia for a Memorial Day outing and celebrated birthdays before vanishing.
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Ila
Georgia
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Ann Hewett
Palmetto and
Pine Woods
Sheriff's Office
Valdosta
Billie
Billie's School of Investigators
Linda Campbell
Women disappear after car found near Jacksonville
Mrs Ottavio and Mrs Hewett were seen at the track and later separated from their vehicle. Hewett, a Detroiter, had not left home long ago with four children ages 5 to 3 months. The Hewett car was found May 31 on an unpaved road southwest of Jacksonville and pulled free, then the two women went missing sparking an intensive search after Hewett’s husband arrived in Jacksonville.
Kansas unemployment drops to 3.3 percent
State Labor Department reports unemployment for the week ending June 3 fell to 3.3 percent of unemployment insurance recipients from 3.5 percent the prior week and 2.9 percent a year earlier. A second note observes that chimpanzees raised by humans resemble human children in early development.
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Topfka (Ap
Kansas
State Labor Department
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