United Arab Republic to be formed by Egypt Syria Iraq
Cairo announces that Egypt Syria and Iraq will unite into a United Arab Republic with a central government and a single flag and nationality. The new state will centralize defense foreign affairs and education while allowing local control of some local matters, with Nasser likely to head the union. Rockets fired from Port Suez add regional tension as talks continue.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Aly Sabry
U.A.R
Sabry
Gamal Adel Nasser
Unioniat
Nasser
Unity
Port Suez
Israel
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle numbers near 200 head calves about 100 at the terminal market mostly slaughter cows steady, other slaughter classes untested, canner and utility cows 12.00 to 15.50. Hogs 3,200 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows steady. 1-3 190-250 lb barrows and gilts 14.00-25, 200-400 lb sows 12.50-7.5. Sheep 900 slaughter lambs steady, choice and prime wooled lambs 19.25, choice and prime shorn No 2 pelts 19.25. Feeder lambs untested.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas
CIY (Ap
Space study and harmony notes in Washington report
In Washington AP reports a space study plans burning gold dust and other metals as nonradioactive stand-ins to test radiation dispersion for future nuclear powered space devices. The tests from Wallops Island will release four metal rods on a dummy reactor showing as bright points up to 125 miles from Bermuda. Also noted are Harmony Week proclamations by President Kennedy and a House vote to remove silver backing from the dollar, enabling the Fed to issue new notes. The article ends with a caution about slippery ice affecting driving.
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Washington
Wallops Island
Earth
Bermuda
Beer-Drinking Teacher Quits After Burglary Arrest in Kansas City
James Bronston, 27, a Kansas grade school teacher, resigned after a beer binge led to burglary charges later dismissed when the victim chose not to prosecute. The Valley Springs board praised clemency, Bronston is in psychiatric care in Kansas City. Bronston said he took business machines from a credit office and was arrested. he had taught at Katherine Carpenter school in Johnson County for three years. In Sedalia, Missouri, 325 of 1,000 baseball tickets floated in balloons at opening day were recovered near the city, with 130 found on a farm. Sheriff Emmett Fairfax plans to distribute them to Connie Mack and Babe Ruth leagues players.
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Kansas Ciy
James €. Bronston
Kansas
Bronston
Kansas City
Valley Springs
Kan
Credit Company
Katherine Carpenter
Johnson County
Sedalia
Kansas City Municipal Stadium
Gedalla
Kanwan City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Emmett Fairfax
Connie Mack
Babe Ruth
Area Men Join Army under Buddy Plan
Two area men enlisted in late March under the Army Buddy Plan. Robert Irsik of Holcomb and his cousin Donald R Irsik of Deerfield began service in Europe, following Robert’s 1962 Holcomb High School graduation and a year at Garden City Junior College.
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Lewis G. Mason
Robert Irsik
Victor Irsik
Holcomb
Europe
Robert
Holcomb High School
Garden City Junior College
Donald R., Irsik
Donald A. Irsik
Deerfield
Army
Donald
Holcombe High School
Rifleman Fires At Walker In Dallas Home
An unseen rifleman fired through a back window at ex General Edwin A. Walker in Dallas. The shot missed by a narrow margin while Walker, at a desk filing his income tax, moved enough to avoid harm. Walker, a Texan by birth, has lived in Dallas since 1961 after leaving the Army amid controversy over his political views and past charges linked to desegregation events.
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Dallas
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Ira van Cleave
Army
Germany
University of Mississippi
Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Record
Admissions list at St Catherine includes Ralph Paxson 1306 N ath Pat Neely 1019 N ath Samuel et ve Brian Roth Mrs M D 407 W thestnut Dennis Fry 303 Eyans Mrs Larry Putz 708 Mulberry Mrs Orie Dunn 2007 7th Discharges at St Catherine ae Hopkins Gardendale Larry Halsted Rt 1 Mrs Raymoui Huffmaster aot N ard Mrs Ervin Hipp 1014 N 11th Births at St Catherine a son to Mr and Mrs Orie Dunn 2007 N 7th April 10 1132 p.m. 8 pounds 6 ounces
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Aot
N. Ard
Ervin Hipp
St. Catherine
Orie Dunn
Warranty Deed Transfer for Lot in Teitelbaum's Addition
J. and Jarvis transfer deed to Charles L. Nelson for Lot 12, Block 7, Teitelbaum's Addition, legal action recorded as warranty deed.
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J. &. Jarvis
Ef Ux
Charles L. Newson
Teitelbaum
Two New Oil Wells Recorded in Kansas Fields
Kansas conservation division records two new oil discoveries by Glickman Oil Co. in Graham and Rooks counties. Pratt No. 1 Pratt 41 gravity oil from Lansing-Kansas City perforations at 3,791-80 feet yields 135 barrels daily. Weverke No. 1 Weverke 36 gravity oil at 3,856-60 feet yields 80 barrels daily.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
Graham
Rooks
Glickman Oil Co
Hill City
Glickman
Pratt
Mount Vernon
Lansing-Kansas City
Stockton
Weverke
Mount Pleasant
Rooks County
Wildcat
Lancing
Kansas City
Southerners Talk More Says Bell Official
Atlanta AP reports Southern Bell Telephone president Ben Gilmer states Southerners average six phone calls per day versus five nationwide. He notes the regional difference in communication habits as of Wednesday.
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Ben
Gilmer
South
Land Transfers in Garden City and Nearby Additions
Garden City deeds show transfers among residents including Dorothy Goss to L R Kester for parts of block A Holmes First Addition Isabel Finnup to Frederick Finnup for multiple sections in town Finnup to Isabel Finnup and others for parcels in 27 23 32 33 Bryce Rodrick and spouses to Howard Bobbitt and others N2 of lot 4 block 22 Jones Addition Chester Routledge to Bryce Rodrick N2 of lot 4 block 22 Jones Addition J H Keller to Bryce Rodrick lot 4 block 4 Stevens Mary Dimmitt to Bryce Rodrick half interest S2 of lot 4 block 22 Jones Addition Bryce Rodrick to Georgia Routledge lot 4 block 4 Stevens Addition.
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Dorothy F. Goss
L. R. Kester
Holmes
Isabel M. Finnup
Fredrick Finnup
Alta
Finnup
Bryce Rodrick
Howard Bobbitt
Jones
Chester Routledge
Et Ux
J. H. Keller
Stevens
Mary E. Dimmitt
Et Ax
Georgiana Routledge
Civil Suit Filed Involving Biehn and Upchurch Ejectment
Strict civil suit filed between Hubert D. Biehn and Charley W. Upchurch over ejectment. Walves Hearing in Wichita for Robert W. Rivenburg on a no account check, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to District Court, bond $500. Fines posted for three cases: Arlo John Smith fined $15 and $3 costs, Harold Lower fined $10 and $5 costs for overweight.
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Hubert D. Biehn
Charley W. Upchurch
Walves
Robert W. Rivenburg
Wichita
Arlo John Smith
Harold Lower
Steelmakers consider price hikes to break costly cycle
Steel industry leaders warn profit margins are squeezed by rising costs and steady steel prices since 1953. Wheeling Steel Corp plans an average $8 per ton rise, while U S Steel previously backed a $6 rise but retreated under federal pressure. Firms weigh costs, borrowing, tax relief, and careful pricing as they seek profitability without crushing demand.
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Wheeling Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Wheeling
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steering
Gaid U.S. Steel
Roger Blough
United Steelworkers
District Meet Here This Week In Garden City
The Television and Electronics Service Association eighth district met in Garden City this week with members and wives present. Mack Linn of KGLD-TV spoke on microwave progress related to color television. Officers elected included B D Woodley as district director and Fred R Krentzele as secretary treasurer. District attendees hail from Liberal Hugoton Ulis ses Garden City Scott City Tribune and Dighton. A state convention will be in Topeka in June. United Motor Co and TESA plan a two day school on transistor car radios May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Television and Electronics Service Association
Garden City
Mack Linn
Kgld-Tv
B. D. Woodley
Tribune
Fred R. Krentzele
Hugoton
Liberal
Ulysses
Scott City
Dighton
Topeka
United Motor Co
TESA
Grain Stocks Decline As USDA Reports April 1 Totals
The Agriculture Department reported grain stock on farms at 195,878,000 bushels for April 1, the smallest for that date since 1958. Wheat stocks equal 18 percent of last year and are down 7 percent from 1962 and 10 percent below the 1957-61 April 1 average. Corn stocks total 2,002,000,000 bushels, down 7 percent from last year’s record but above average. State figures list Iowa 512,65. Illinois 350,069. Nebraska 260,066. Missouri 70,492 for corn and Kansas 21,117. Nebraska 19,913. Colorado 7,068 for wheat.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
House Gives JFK Easter Present With 450 Million Public Works
The House approved a $450 million public works appropriation as part of a $1.4 billion catchall bill, sending a vote of confidence to Kennedy on an enterprise to create quick jobs. The tally was 228 to 184 with broad Democratic backing and Republican opposition. The Senate could reject the measure despite the House reversal of committee stance.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Public Works
Mooney
Vandalism report at Old Corral area noted by sheriff
Finney County sheriff's office received a report of vandalism to a parked late model car owned by Richard A. Schrader of Wichita. Wires from the distributor and coil were removed, a windshield wiper arm broken, and the radiator cap taken. Air was released from tires on several other cars at the same location. The Garden City Coin Club holds a regular meeting at 7:30 PM at the Civic Center for coin sellers and collectors in southwest Kansas.
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Finney County Sheriff's Office
Richard A. Schrader
Wichita
Corral
Garden City Coin Club
Civic Center
Aouthwest
Kansas
Greensboro Field Against Sam Snead Opens GGO Play
In Greensboro North Carolina the 4th annual Greater Greensboro Open begins with Sam Snead facing 155 rivals for a minimum $35,000 purse. Snead, who will be 51 next month, has played here 22 times with seven wins from 1938 to 1989 and no finish lower than third in eight other appearances.
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Snead
Sneed
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Canada
Federal Reserve System
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Ji1st Artillery
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Dodge City
Keith Schwein
Grant County
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Attercan Steel
Gardenes
JFK
House Appropriations Committee
Dwhiripeat Corporation
Renerved
Aarvice Mart of
Wahiripeat Garer
Penney Cleaners & Coin-Op
Mesa
Garden City, Ks
Pho
Greensboro
Sam Snead
N.C
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
South End
Humphrey
Hawley Bros
W. Wyatt Earp
Dodge City, Kansas
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