Leaders Pledge Calm During March on Washington
Washington witnesses cautious optimism as a major civil rights march nears. Officials fear transportation disruptions from a looming nationwide railroad strike while crowd estimates vary from ten to hundreds of thousands. Organizers report some funding to transport demonstrators from Georgia, with police preparing for large turnout and possible tensions. A. Philip Randolph vows precautions against violence, though admits uncertainty about safety. Special trains and buses begin moving toward the capital ahead of Wednesday arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Sy Posner
Posner
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Albany
Savannah
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of
National Press Club
Capital
Tnday
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
South
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Tight Text
Kansas City markets show calves 100 steady to strong for steers and heifers cows steady. Hogs 2,800 with barrows and gilts 25-50 lower. sows steady. Sheep 1,200 all classes steady with lambs 20.00-50, ewes 5.00-6.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Fey
Sharp dip in stock market amid railroad strike fears
New York traders pushed the Dow Jones and broader averages lower as a potential nationwide railroad strike loomed. Industrials, rails, utilities, and key stocks like American Tobacco, Polaroid, IBM, and Du Pont fell, while trading remained active on thinly improved news.
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New York
API
Wall Street
Associated Press
American Tobacco
Dax
IBM
Deaths Ulysses Man John H Lewis 68
Ulysses John H Lewis 68 died Sunday at home of an apparent heart attack. Born October 30 1804 in Hutchinson he came to Grant County in 1901. A farmer and stockman, he belonged to Ulysses Baptist Church and American Legion. Survived by widow Luvi lle three sons Richard Liberal Doug Burwell Neb Hidward Ulysses two daughters Myrtle Ferris Pacific Palisades Calif and Mabel Pelet Wisner Neb a brother C C Lewis Syracuse and sister Mrs Bessie Kerr Mesa Ariz. Funeral Wednesday 10 am at Baptist Church with Rev Clifford Burke officiating burial in Ulysses Cemetery with graveside service by American Legion.
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Ulysses
John H. Lewis
Hutchinson
Grant County
May
Lewis
Ulysses Baptist Church
American Legion
Luville
Richard
Liberal
Doug
Burwell
Neb
Hidward
Myrtle Ferris
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Airs
Mabel Pelet
Wisner
C. C. Lewis
Syracuse
Bessie Kerr
Mesa
Ariz
Baptist Church
Clifford Burke
Ulysses Cemetery
Garden City Legals And Marriage Licenses Summary
Legal notices from Garden City include warranty deeds transferring properties in Holcomb and Boyd's First Addition Chester. others list Bludnick and Murdock property details. Marriage licenses recorded: Michael Gordon Harper and Sharon Kay Woerner. Arthur Lenoy Anderson and Geraldine Bary. Canonical names Rae Dale and Ad Keller appear among deed parties.
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Hyeanna M. Jlarehow
Rasmond Bh Wright
Bock
Holcomb
Rae, Dale
Et As
Ad Keller
Boyd
Chester AL Kells
Ogene Bludnick
Sir Tot Tu
Volimes
L. Thuane Sparks
Murdock
Lot
Parkwood
Michael Gordon Harper
Haven
Sharon Kay Woerner
Garden City
Arthur
Traffic City Accident Reports Major Vehicle Damage
A Monday incident at 3 50 p m involved vehicles driven by Mrs Clarence Savalt Wee Nard and Clyde M Dibc hens. Both cars sustained extensive damage in the collision in Traffic City.
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Sth
Razel
Clarence Savalt
Wee Nard
Clyde M. Dibchens
SMN
Girl Killed and Injured in Farm Tractor Accident
In Hiawatha Kansas two girls, Vicki Crum aged 9 and Diane Schmitt aged 11, rode a farm tractor and were pitched from it after hitting a bump. Vicki Crum died and Diane Schmitt was injured while Gary Crum, aged 11, drove the tractor toward the farmyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Kan
Vicki Crumb
Carrall Crum
Mig Wath
Diane Schmitt
Viki
Gary Crum
DLA
Logan Completes Nuclear Institute
Robert A. Logan and family visited Garden City after he completed an eight week summer institute on radiation biophysics at the University of Kansas reactor center. Sponsored by NSF and AEC, the program provided over $1,000 of apparatus for training students in radiation physics and biology. Logan resumes teaching physics biology and general science at Peabody High School this school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Logan
Garden City
Peabody High
Janice
Robbie
Kathy
B.J. Logan
Claude Owens
Logan
University of Kansas
National Science Foundation
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Peabody High School
Debated origin of tektites sparks planet theory clash
Scientists differ on tektites, dark glassy pebbles found worldwide. Some propose they are lunar chips or remnants of a long lost exploded planet, while others argue they formed on Earth.
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Earth
Relaxation of Martial Law Seen in Saigon
In Saigon U S Ambassador Lodge met Ngo Dinh Nhu for over two hours on South Vietnam politics and religion amid signs of easing martial law. Curfew hints, removal of barbed wire near Saigon University, school reopenings seen, while troops remain downtown and thousands of students arrested previously.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Nhu
National Assembly
Diem
Saigon University
Lodge
Kennedy
Frederick EB. Nolting
Ton That Dinh
Dinh
University of Saigon
U N Command Accuses North Korea of Violations
The United Nations command accused Communist North Korea of violating the Korean War armistice 259 times between May 1 and August 20. North Korea countered with 907 alleged violations by U N personnel between July 11 and August 15 plus four last week. Charges exchanged at the 260th armistice commission meeting.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
U.N
Armistice Commission
Hospital Admissions and Births in St Catherine area
Admissions list includes Verna Graham Carolyn Rowden Mrs Martin Huschka and others at St Catherine and Imperial routes with several named residences. Birth announced at St Catherine for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Husehka Aug 27 at 1 29 am weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Courts report Lee Russell Cimarron sentenced to 30 days and 7 15 costs on bad checks. Carlos Gallegos fined 10 and 6 75 costs on mortgaged property cancellation. additional details on payment plans.
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St. Catherine Thomas Phipps
Verna Graham
Donald Miller
Holcomb
Carolyn Rowden
City
Martin Huschka
Imperial
Leopard
William Grusing
Brownell
Roy Bontrager
St. Catherine
Martin Husehka
Courts County
Lee Russell
Cimarron
Carlos Gallegos
Oklahoma City and Other District Court Fines and Pleas
District and police notices list multiple fines and actions. Guilty pleas include mortgage concealment with sentence withheld and monthly payments. numerous traffic violations such as improper driving speeding red light and wrong turns with fines listed. Bonds posted or forfeited cover several individuals with varied offenses.
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Joe B. Deham Mounds
Okla
Tyler L. Williams
Wichita
Jack L. Arwine
Oklahoma City
Doris Elaine
Thompson
N. Main
Gary Eugene Spikes
Eminence
Robert Lewis Martinez
Rt. 1
Betty Jean Martin
Fulton
Paul David Kennedy
Adrian Mich
City Accidents Report From Friday and Saturday
In the 1200 block of North 8th a station wagon driven by Mrs. Buford Lester Dillon of Pampa Texas and a parked car owned by LeRoy Davis of Satanta sustained minor damage Friday night. At Main and Fulton a collision involved John Grey and Robert Martinez with minor damage to one vehicle and no damage to the other Saturday night. In the new city parking lot Saturday morning Clyde Dibbens and Judy Ballinger were involved in another minor damage incident with one car undamaged.
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Buford Lester Dillon
Pampa
Tex
LeRoy Davis
Satanta
Main
Fulton
John Robert. Grey
Robert
Lewis Martinez
Rt. 1
New City
Clyde M. Dibbens
N. 4Th
Judy A. Ballinger
St. John
Eisenhower calls for anti aggression clause on test ban treaty
Former President Eisenhower joins Senate sponsors urging an anti aggression reservation in the Moscow signed test ban pact. He wants the United States to reserve the right to use nuclear weapons to halt any armed aggression endangering vital interests. Senate leaders warn such a reservation could derail ratification.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Mansfield
Harry S. Truman
Fulbright
Fisenhower
United Nations
Man Charged In JFK Threat Wants Trial
Richard Paul Pavlick, 76, of Belmont New Hampshire, charged with threatening to kill President Kennedy, seeks an early trial. Judge William H Becker heard Pavlick’s petition for habeas corpus and took it under advisement after a hearing in Springfield. Pavlick has been in federal custody while his mental competence is reviewed and previously ruled competent in 1962 before being sent to Florida for trial.
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Springfield
Richard Paul Pavlick
Kennedy
William H. Becker
U.S. District Court
Pavlick
Belmont
N. H
West Palm Beach
Fla
Federal Prison System
Becker
Florida
Garden City DeMolays At State Conclave
Twelve Garden City DeMolays returned Sunday from the 41st annual state conclave held at Kansas University in Lawrence. Local members earned posts in Kansas Knighthood and State DeMolay offices, with others named district deputies to visit chapters. Henry Bentrup received the Chevalier Degree, while Garden City also competed in DeMolay Degree events and sports.
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Garden City
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas State Priory
Order of Knighthood
Allen E. Wann
Liberal
Jim Johnson
Kansas
Johnson
Knight Sackristan
West Kansas
Jim Concannon
David Meckenstock
Hays
C. L. Hett
Hett
Garden Citian
Henry Bentrup
Bentrup
Legion of Honor
Richard Swenson
Joe Bill Corn
Max Hett
Jerry Fife
Vic Joyce
Lee Hood
Ken Stoner
Robert Maya
Kenneth Swenson
Injured Jockey Transferred as Coma Persists
Virginia David, 21, a jockey who fractured her skull in a July 17 fall at the Anthony race track, remains in a coma after transfer to a Garnett hospital. She began to swallow again two weeks ago but shows little awareness, and her mother Mrs. Harold Black of Burlington says arrangements are being made to move her to the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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Garnett, Kan
Virginia David
Anthony
Kan
Garnett Hospital
David
Anthony Race Track
University of Kansas Medical Center
Harold Black
Burlington
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