Integrationist Hike Will Be Carried Out
The Baltimore chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality and the SNCC plan to complete the anti segregation pilgrimage that left William L. Moore dead near Atoula Alabama. Moore, 35, was shot while walking from Chattanooga toward Jackson to explain prointegration views. FBI offered. Justice Dept. sees no federal violation.
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Ataula
Ala
Maryland
Baltimore
Congress of Racinl Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Atlanta
William L. Moore
Moore
Alabama
Birmingham
Kennedy
George Wallace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Ros. Barnett
FBI
Justice Department
Noble Yocum
Wet summer forecast and polio clinic plans noted
The piece cites Elihu Allman predicting a wet summer and mentions rain and humidity benefits to lawns. It covers Camporee Scouts receiving Type III polio vaccine with clinics 2 to 5 p.m. at the National Guard Armory. schedule flexible if late return. Kermit Dean says all is set and urges full dosing. A mail item notes a Carter vacation card from Atlanta and a National Garden Bureau list of unusual vegetables, with humor about garden fare.
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Elihu Allman
National Guard
Kermit Dean
Finney County
Dodge City
Dean
J. C. Carter
Southland
Atlanta
North Carolina
Carter
Hadley
Biltmore
Stevens Park
the Mail
National Garden Bureau
Nabbed Before Theft Discovered
Garden City police arrested John Daniel Hergenreder of Salina after 2 pm Wednesday. He faced drunk and vagrancy charges and was found with five wrist watches later identified as stolen. Grand larceny added. Rohleder said watches were already recovered in a desk drawer. Hergenreder has over 100 prior arrests since 1930 and has served prison time multiple times. He was to appear in County Court for a preliminary hearing.
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Garden City
John Daniel Hergemoeder
Salina
Hergenreder
Renick No. 2
Richard Rohleder
Rohleder
Woman 60 Regains Sight After Lifelong Blindness
Bessie Sikes, 60, had only one percent vision since infancy due to chorioretinitis and a dislocated cataract. She unexpectedly regained sight after waking with blurred vision, describing seeing a blue sky, palm tree tops, and a white refrigerator. Eye doctor notes she now sees through a dislocated lens but retains partial vision.
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Miami
Fla
Bessie Sikes
Miss Sikes
Elkhart Marks 50th Anniversary Celebration in Oklahoma Town
ELKHART, Kan AP Elkhart launches a four day 50th anniversary program drawing old timers from near and far. More than 100 expected, including George E Howell traveling from Hawaii. Population will swell to about 4000 with new courthouse and hospital nearing completion. Saturday features two parades beauty contests a barbecue rodeo and carnival amid civic progress.
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Elkhart
Kan
Oklahoma
George E. Howell
Hawaii
Morton County
Richfield
Hussein staging public show draws thousands in Amman
King Hussein orchestrated a pro monarchy rally outside the royal palace in Amman drawing about 3,000 participants including Bedouin tribesmen desert chiefs and government dignitaries. The display followed antimonarchy protests in Jerusalem and Amman calling for Hussein's overthrow and Jordan’s union with Nasser's United Arab Republic federation plans.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Jerusalem
Syria
Iraq
Gamal Abdel. Nasser
United Arab Republic
Harriman Seeks Khrushchev Support Over Laos Crisis
U S Undersecretary W Averell Harriman arrived in Moscow from London with a Kennedy message to Khrushchev aiming to keep Laos neutral and restore stability. He plans talks with Foreign Minister Gromyko and may meet Khrushchev to discuss regional tensions and potential Soviet action. The Geneva cochairmen warn of rising civil conflict as Pathet Lao presses Gen Kong Le in Plaine des Jarres.
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Moscow
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
Kennedy
Ile
London
Iam
United States
America
Aldrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Washington
Red China
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Britain
Cochairmen
Prince Souvanng Phouma
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Phoumi Nosavan
Plaine Des Jarre
U.S. Defense Department
Thailand
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Gulf of Siam
Alaskan Juco Student to Visit Deerfield for Reunion
Chris Kiana, a freshman at Arkansas City Junior College from Fairbanks Alaska, will visit Deerfield over the weekend after a Deerfield housewife learned of his Alaskan ties from a Garden City Telegram AP story. She invited him, and he accepted a bus ride to the Deerfield junction arriving Friday night.
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Kearny County
Chris Kiana
Arkansas City Junior College
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chris
Associated Press
Garden City Telegram
Arkansas City Jaco
Sunflower State
Gene Tapp
Deerfield
Ark City
Kansas
Arkansas
Frost Damages Colorado Fruit Crop
Colorado fruit farmers faced heavy losses after a late frost on the Western Slope wiped out most of the peach cherry and apricot crops. State Agriculture Commissioner Paul W Swisher reported more than 1 100 families depend on the fruit trade with damages estimated at over 6 million dollars. The frost followed severe winter damage and hit last Thursday.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Paul W. Swisher
Swisher
Garden Sass Gas Garden Golf Remark Turns to Welling
Garden Sass Gas Garden quips after a round of golf that the real test is not staying out of the rough but widening out after you are in.
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Gas Garden
Rhee Clings to Life in Honolulu Hospital Ward
In Honolulu Dr. Syngman Rhee, once South Korea’s iron-willed leader, lies frail and largely silent. He whispers hymns or listens to his Austrian wife read aloud as he endures bedridden days and hours in a wheelchair. He no longer seeks to return home, and the Korean government reportedly does not want him back.
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Honolulu
Syngman Rhee
Korea
South Korea
Rhee
Elaine Johnson
North
Hawaii
Francesca
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Rhee
Haiti President Moves To Suppress Revolt
President Francois Duvalier sacked 60 high ranking army officers to head off a revolt. He widened control by strengthening a civilian militia estimated to be twice the size of the regular army in Port au Prince Haiti.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Living Costs Hit New March High Despite Small Rise
Washington AP reports March living costs rose one tenth of a percent to 106.2 percent of the 1957-59 average, led by higher real estate taxes, water rates, and used car prices. The index surpassed previous peaks set last September and again in February, with year over year costs up 1.1 percent driven by food and housing. Wage bumps tied to the index will affect about 65,000 workers including 25,000 supermarket staff in Los Angeles, with further raises expected as steel price shifts ripple through.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Chase
Douglas, Northrup and
Hayes
Los Angeles
Bank Manager Catches Robber in Shaker Heights Chase
In Shaker Heights Ohio a bank robber stole 3854 dollars from Union Commerce Bank. Mrs William T Geralds and her husband the bank manager pursued the suspect William Albert Goodwin 35 and nabbed him in a field. He had fled the bank moments earlier with the loot.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William T. Geralds
Union Commerce Bank
Shaker Heights
William Albert Goodwin
Brecksyie
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