Hussein confronts crisis as Jordan seeks union with UAR
Amman quiets after weekend violence as King Hussein reshuffles cabinet naming Sherif Hussein bin Ali caretaker premier. He orders new elections within four months, aiming to reflect Arab unity in a federation with Egypt and Syria. Nasser backs elections to supervise a peaceful transition amid calls for unity.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Faisal al
Jerusalem
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Damascus
Gamal Abel Nasser
United Arab Republic
House of Deputies
Sherif Hussein
Nasser
Old Jerusalem
Ramallah
Bireh
Jordan River
Market Report From Kansas City Livestock Show
Markets report strong cattle demand with total receipts 2 909 cattle and 361 hogs. Steers sold steady to 25 cents higher, heifers steady, cows 11 to 15, calves mixed. Kansas City data shows cattle 12 500, calves 350, with steers 22.00 to 30.00 and lambs 21.75 to 22.25 for prime offerings.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Adenauer Determined To Keep Erhard Out
Bonn AP report says Chancellor Adenauer, back from Italy, vows to resign next fall and prevent Ludwig Erhard from being named his successor. Adenauer, 87, says Erhard lacks political talent despite credit for Germany’s economic recovery.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Maly
Adenauer
Erhard
Thresher Probe At Two Points
The Thresher disaster investigation continues at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and aboard the Atlantis II research vessel off the Boston area. The submarine sank in 8,400 feet of water with 129 aboard after its April 1 voyage ended in tragedy. Officials at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution reported the Atlantis II returned with added electronic gear and hopes to locate the wreck. The shipyard court of inquiry resumed hearings after a Sunday recess.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Court of Inquiry
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Atlantis
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Boston
Woods Hole
Court of Inquiry
Pope warns mortality applies to all including the Pope
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII, aged 81, told students that no one is immune from death noting that even the pope may die. He echoed the common saying that death comes for everyone, a view framed for a modern audience.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Dodge Citians Win Economy Run With Top Class Score
Robert and Sandra Young of Dodge City led in two classes to take overall victory in yesterday's economy run co sponsored by the Sports Car Club of Southwest Kansas and the Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange. The route covered 100 miles with highway and city segments, average speed about 40 mph. Entrants included Dodge City Garden City Liberal and Satanta pairs with several finishers listed. A break in Lakin preceded return to Garden City. A break in at First Christian Church office glass reported with no other damage.
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Robert
Sandra Young
Dodge City
Cub
Southwest
Kansas
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
Ghia
Co-op
Garden City
Pierceville
Lake McKinney
Lakin
Deerfield
Holcomb
Admissions at St Catherine Hospital Names and Addresses
Today admissions list at St Catherine includes Mrs Leland Coulter from Plains Albin L Hebrew Rt 1 Edward Bowman Gardendale and others. Sunday entries feature Mrs Cecil Davis 1117 Pershing Kevin Sterling Imperial Larry Goscha Holcomb and additional patients at St Catherine with various addresses.
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St. Catherine
Leland Coulter
Plains
Albin L. Hebrew
Edward Bowman
Gardendale
QO. A. Meng
John Herman
Mulberry
Timoteo Borjas
Jacqueline Biernacki
Jack Herell
Old Motor Rd
Cecil Davis
Pershing
Kevin Sterling
Imperial
Larry Goscha
Holcomb
Carroll Hendrickson
Jetmore
Herschel Ogle
May Spencer
Hackberry
Donna Curnett
Burnside Drive
Brian Dean Roth
Ingalls
Wesley Sterling
Garden City Bureau Local Notices and Births Dismissals
Births report a son for Leland Coulter of Plains on April 20 and a daughter for Jack Herrell of 1215 Old Manor Road on April 21, with other births listed in Garden City area. Dismissals include Noah Tabor and Freddie Armentrout among others. County notices show not guilty plea for Lee Schroeder and several fines for speeding and overlength loads. Police bonds and a minor traffic incident near St. Mary’s church are noted along with warranty deeds and a marriage license for Wayne Bean and Barbara Lee.
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Bay I
Counterman
Wilbur Drescher Jr
Kalvesta
St. Catherine
Elmer Eyman
Deerfield
Patrika Morgan
Oscar Bird
Hamline
Leland Coulter
Plains
Jack Herrell
Old Manor Road
Cecil Davis
Anthony J. Strasser
J. H. Keller
Menke
Garden City
Laraine A. Austin
Darrell D. Michel
Jones Railroad
Dale E. Gillan
al Woods Jr
Fankha
Haitians Urged to Support May Revolution in Port au Prince
Haitian leaflets dropped by airplane urged residents to back a May 15 uprising against President Francois Duvalier, calling the move a dry cleaning operation. Duvalier, in power six years, had his term extended by a 1966 election fix to 1967.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvaller
United Revolutionary Forces
Duvalier
National Assembly
Khrushchev Uses U S Nuclear Debate To Pressure West
Soviet premier Khrushchev in a Milan interview presses Western fears over NATO nuclear plans and U S sharing with allies. He challenges U S opposition to a two to four on site inspections in a test ban context and hints at resuming Soviet testing to pressure Kennedy.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
NATO
U.S
Territoy
Giorno
Milan
Khrushchev
Western Alliance
Hubert 8. McNamara
McNamara
Canada
Washington
Italo Pietra Dem
Mediterranean
Vatican
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Arthur Dean
Vassily Kuznetsov
Kennedy
Space Information Center proposal by astronaut cited
New York AP reports astronaut proposes a National Space Information Center to manage and apply space data beyond mere file storage. He argues early, usable information boosts business and everyday life, while stressing an information gap between researchers and users and calls for study of expanding mental capacity to absorb new knowledge.
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New York
Devi
Arine
al Information Center
Dustry
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Russia
Brush Fires Sweep Dry East as Fires Claim Six Lives
A weekend of major brush fires across the eastern states killed at least six people, left hundreds homeless, and caused millions in damage. Weather forecasts promise rain for parts of Pennsylvania Connecticut New York and Virginia. Fire crews battled blazes from Maine to Virginia with 350 homes destroyed and about 300000 acres burned. Staten Island New Jersey saw the most devastation while authorities called the fires the worst in 30 years.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Connecticut
New York State
Virginia
New Jersey
Maine
New York City
Staten Island
Bernard Bartlett
New York- New Jersey
Sauuday
Baltimore, Md
Biddéford
King George County
Four Attend One Day Workshop In Wichita
Four Garden Citlana residents travel to Wichita today for a Kansas Home Demonstration Council Advisory workshop to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. They also attend a homemaker recognition program Thursday. Participants include Mrs Elsie Branden county home economics agent Mrs Harry Harris chairwoman of the Fintry County home economics advisory committee Mrs F Arthur Stone district chairman for the Kansas State Home Demonstration Council on civil defense and Mrs Norman Thompson vice president for the state organization. Mrs Branden will return to the courthouse Friday.
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Garden Citlana
Wichita
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Elsie Branden
Harry Harris
Mary
Fintrey County
F. Arthur Stone
S. Star Rt
Cotmcil
Norman Thomp
Branden
Court House
Friay
Local Water Works Operators Attend District School
Ted E Sonnenberg superintendent and operators Eugene Lee Sonnenberg and Loren R Coulter of the Garden City treatment plant attended a two day district school on water and sewage works. The event is one of three statewide schools sponsored by the Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn and partners with KU Extension and health authorities. Dr Raymond C Loehr KU civil engineering associate professor instructed the class.
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Water and Sewage Works
Ted E. Sonnenberg
Eugene Lee Sonnenberg
Loren R. Coulter
Garden City Treatment Planit
Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn
Kansas
American Water Works Assn
Kansas State Board of Health
University of Kansas Extension
Raymond
Top Ratings for Students at State Speech Festival
Area students earned top ratings at the state high school speech and drama festival. Fort Hays State College and various area schools placed eight firsts. Named high scorers include Betty Kliewer Ulysses for oration Allan Caldwell Ulysses for extemp speaking John Behrendt Syracuse for informative Alla Caldwell Ulysses for informative Chriss Bonner Leon Julie Nash Lakin Kathy Sutton reading and Lakin High School one act play.
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Fort Hays State College
Saturearden City
Betty Kliewer
Ulysses
Allan Caldwell
John Behrendt
Syracuse
Alla Caldwell
Chriss Bonner
Leon
Julie Nash
Lakin
Kathy Sutton
Reading
Lakin High School
Naval graduate Arthur Roper to receive Air Force commission
Arthur E. Roper, son of Mr and Mrs Bueford Roper of 608 N 2nd, is among U S Naval Academy midshipmen to graduate June 1 at Annapolis and will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Larry Don Ward, son of Mr and Mrs L C Ward of 1101 Gillespie, earned a KU scholarship hall appointment for 1963 64, attends Garden City Junior College and will transfer next fall. Allen A Brandes, son of Mr and Mrs Loy Brandis of 1704 N 6th, joined 15 recent initiates into Kappa Mu Epsilon at Fort Hays State University, requiring a B average in math.
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Arthur E. Roper
Bueford Roper
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Air Force
Larry Don Ward
L. C. Ward
Gillespie
University of Kansas
Garden City Junior College
K. U
Allen A. Brandes
Loy Brandis
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Fort Hays
FFA Judgers Win First at Lewis Livestock Meet
Garden City Future Farmers of America won first place at the Lewis Farmers Livestock Judging School in Larned. Forty eight teams and 240 boys competed. Team members were Jim Critinger, Larry Goss, and David Lightner. Critinger placed second with 491 points. Goss placed fifth with 487. Stockton placed second and Tribune Way third. Garden City trip participants included Critinger Lightner Scott Goss Higgs Henderson. They will travel to the state judging in Manhattan on April 29 and 30 to judge livestock dairy poultry and crops.
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Garden City Future Farmers of America
Lewis Farts
Larned
Jim Crotinger
Larry Goss
David Lightner
Jim Critinger
Stockton
Tribune Way
Garden City
Otinger
Lightner
Larry Scott
Goss
Keith Higgs
Kenneth Henderson
FFA
Manhattan
Soviets Launch Unmanned Satellite Cosmoz 15
MOSCOW UP The Soviet Union launched another unmanned satellite in its Cosmos series named Cosmoz 15 Tass reported the craft carries scientific apparatus to advance space research per the 1962 program. Launch described as routine. A camera was stolen from a parked car at two motels, with thefts reported early Sunday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Holiday
Wheatlands
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William Irlon
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Sanford Powers
Gove
Floyd Coen
Elkhart
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Clif Culbertson
Telegram
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Jerry Hatje
Bob Lockas
Steve Need
Pat Vaughn
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Bob Schrader
Mike and
Joy Etrick
Jim Moore
Gene Pendergraft
Charles Ward
Charles Nelson
Ron Naah
J.G. Trindle
Bill Wheeler
Shirley Taylor
Lynn
Jack Pittman
Lewis
Dwayne Patterson
Steve Barker
Satanta
Philip Porter
First Christian Church
N. 7Th
Leopold
Theodore F. Meyers
Gerald Quattlebaum
Lycan
Cole
Noah Tabor
N. Main
Freddie Armentrout
Nelson
Janet Johnston
Perry Moore
Mary E. Keane
Roscoe Gunther
Dighton
Nicholas Biernacki
Ben Richardson
Scott City
William Laughlin
BE. Spruce
Judy Ann Knoll
Carl Edwards
Garden City Ave
Wayne Hamill
Courts County
Lee Schroeder
Darrell L. Dutton
Ray D. Riggs
John Eck
Vaughn M. Webster
William W. Santee
District Civil — Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co, Inc
Lawrence A. Wilson
Carol Lea Baxter
James
William Baxter
Richard Dale Newton
Michael Munoz
Lawrence Aloysius Ohmes
Taylor
Fred Martinez Jr
Rt. 1
St. Mary's Church
Legals
Space Information Center
Garden City Telegram
Modern Radiow
Ose Telegram
M. D. Niedens
M. E. Niedens
North Main
Garden City, Kansas
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