Cuban Opposition to Communism Says Turkish Reporter
Goksin Sipahioglu, a Turkish journalist, reports from Havana that at least 90 percent of Cubans oppose the Communist regime and Castro. He cites peasant resistance tied to land collectivization, widespread food shortages, and jailing of thousands of peasants for refusing to work while noting Soviet camps in Cuba and Castro's public absence.
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NEW York
Havana
Castro
Goksin Sipahioglu
Istanbul
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sipahioglu
Holguin
Oriente
Ciego de Avila
Havana University
Khrushchev
Markets Local Produce and Livestock Prices Report
Local produce prices for eggs and grains listed, with creamed milks and garden city livestock totals. Cattle and hog markets show steady to strong trends, with detailed price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, yearlings, and hogs across multiple weight classes and markets in Garden City and Kansas City.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
City
Moderate Trade On Stock Market After Kennedy Speech
New York AP reports stock markets moved unevenly after an early rise. Trading was moderate as Kennedy's tax reduction speech failed to provide a decisive stimulus. The market began up but soon priced fluctuated with an irregular list. airlines, drugs, electrical equipment and utilities rose slightly while steels fell. Motors, oils, chemicals, aerospace and nonferrous metals showed mixed results.
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New York
Kennedy
Wall Street
Bro‘kers
Deaths: Mrs. Ida DeFreese 75 in Turon area
Mrs Ida DeFreese 75 of 90a North died Saturday afternoon at St Catherine Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born October 15 1887 at Sego she moved to Haskell County in 1922 and to Sublette in 1947. She married Thomas Edward DeFreese November 26 1905 in Turon. Survived by two daughters Myrtle Yount Sublette Lola DeFreese Cheyenne Wyoming two sons Ralph W Burlington Colorado and Harold A 1708 Vinzant one brother Thomas A Felfers Gridley four sisters May Dupee Sarat Hansman Turon Margaret King Dodge City Louisa Reinnelt Sublette four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Phillips-White Funeral Home with Rev Paul Handa officiating Graveside services in Valley View Cemetery by the Rebekah Lodge.
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Ida DeFreese
St. Catherine Hospital
Sego
Haskell County
Zarden City
DeFreese
Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Edward DeFreese
Turon
Myrtle Yount
Sublette
Lola DeFreese
Cheyene
Wyo
Ralph W. Burlington
Colo
Harold A
Vinzant
Thomas A. Felfers
Gridley
May Dupee
Sarat’ Hansman
Margaret King
Dodge City
Weekend Theft Reported At Smith Land Co Building
Garden City police investigated a weekend theft at a Smith Land Co building. Taken were 10 quarts of oil, four hubcaps, two headlights, an old radio, and two tires were slashed on an old-model car. Entry was gained by pulling hinges from a sliding door between Thursday and Saturday nights.
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Smith Land Co
Garden City
Death by own action ruled in Garden City tragedy
A 58 year old Garden City man Charles Eugene Nelson died from a .22 caliber rifle wound in his backyard early Sunday. Police say only one bullet fired. coroner ruled death by own action. Nelson, born Oct 9 1904 in Mineral Springs Arkansas, worked 16 years at Garden City power plant. Survived by widow Dezzie Sullivan Nelson four sons a daughter three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending Garnand Funeral Home.
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Garden City
Charles Eugene Nelson
Nelson
Charles, Jr
N. 13Th
J.w.neumann
Richard Rohleder
Mineral Springs
Ark
Dezzie Sullivan
Grandview
Tex
Idabel
Oklo
Douglas
U S Helicopter Hit by Red Fire
Vietnamese forces attacked the Mekong Delta province of Kien Hoa under heavy air cover as U S Army escort helicopters supported ground action. One helicopter was hit amid ongoing combat with Communist forces.
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Saigon
Gonth Viet Nam
Mekong River
Kien Hoa
U S Puts Explorer XVI In Orbit and Watches Relay Fail
A new U S satellite Explorer XVI reached an orbit of 486 to 733 miles as NASA probes meteoroids and Relay missions falter. Mariner 2 remains on course toward the sun after 109 days and Venus close approach. Explorer XVI is built around a Scout rocket motor casing and aims to study space debris.
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Washington
U.S
Mariner 2
Earth
Relay
Telstar
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Venus
NASA
News Parleys To Start Again
Representatives of 3,000 striking printers and publishers of New York's nine major dailies resume bargaining Tuesday to end the 10 day blackout. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service urges renewed talks after last week's setback. Wages hours and related issues remain disputed.
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New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Secret Deal Alleged Between Barnett and RFK Over Meredith Entry
Look magazine reports Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy discussed a plan to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. The scheme involved staged gun warnings by federal marshals and state officers at the gate, with Barnett ultimately stepping aside to permit Meredith to register, amid feared bloodshed.
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New York
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S
Barnett
Paul) Johnson
University
Kennedy
James McShane
Meredith
McShane
Mississippi Highway Patrol
University Gate
Ciitizens
Ole Miss
Tipster to Get Reward in Nussbaum Case
New York AP report says Albert J. Nussbaum’s mother in law will trigger a $10,000 Reader’s Digest reward for information leading to Bobby Wilcoxson’s capture. Alice Majchrowicz, after reading the July issue, provided tips that aided the FBI in locating Wilcoxson, citing concern for her daughter and grandchild.
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NEW York
Albert J. Nussbaum
FBI
Will
Rdades’ Digest
Nussbaum
Bobby Randell Wilcoxnot
Alice Majchrowicz
Wiscoxson
Majchrowicz
Reader’s Digest
Bobby Wilcoxson
Garden City freshmen in honors section at KU
Garden City freshmen John Roper and Peggy Smith are enrolled in an honors section of the fundamentals of speech at the University of Kansas taught by E C Buehler. Roper and Smith are the mentioned local students with addresses in Garden City. A separate note from Nashville reports the Methodist Board of Education student loan fund receiving a $75 payment for a $25 loan, with a borrower claiming origin in 3397.
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Garden City
University of Kansas
Lawrence
E. C. Buehler
Garden
Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Board of Education
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospitals admissions listed for St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday with names and addresses. At Leopold on Sunday Karen Koehn is noted. Dismissals include Mrs Joseph Desemo and Mrs Domingo Bernal, Edna O Nelson and Anthony James Garcia Jr. are also listed.
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Joy
M. Paasch
Hattle
St. Catherine
John J. Wagner
Safford
Joseph Guerrero
Martha Brown
Taylor
Dorothy K. Vannaman
Jeffrey John Coats
Troy Fowler
Johnnie R. Roark
Harold Barker
S. Star Rt
Daniel L. Orozco
W Chestnut
Elmer C. Lehman
Deerfield
Leopold
Karen Koehn
Copeland
Joseph Desemo
Domingo Bernal
Johnson
Edna O. Nelson
Anthony James Garcia, Jr
Bombs and Yule lights mark wall life in Berlin
Berlin marked the holiday scene as Mayor Willy Brandt lit 400 Christmas trees along the wall and the Communists put trees on their side. A bomb blasted a five foot square in the barrier near Checkpoint Charlie. Three men walking into a West Berlin police station claimed involvement and urged police to clear the area. no injuries were reported.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
Wall
U.S. Army
Charlie
West Berlin
Music Boosters Club Interest in Garden City Grows
The Garden City Music Boosters report a surge in music participation. Population has risen 30 percent while program participation jumped 340 percent over 13 years. Julius Hultquist directs choral music. school staff praised. The annual Christmas Choral Program at Clifford Hope Auditorium features 660 students over tomorrow and Wednesday at 7:45 PM.
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Garden City
Clifford Hope
Julius
Hultquist
Local notices and penalties in Garden City police blotter
The Garden City Telegram lists property transfers deed filings fines for traffic and court actions, district filings, and police blotter items. Names include Ochs, Roth, Eichhorn, Woods, Falconer, Sager, Gigot, Wadley, and many others with addresses and parcel details. Fines posted range from 5 to 105 dollars. Several street accidents are summarized with involved ages and locations, noting no injuries in some cases and varying damage levels in others.
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Mrs
Abe
Telegram
Tists
RFK
Fidely
State Bank
Glenn Grace Thomas
Garden City Ave
Frank Raley
Harriet B. Tuggle
N. Sth
Music Boosters Club
THE
Fidelity State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Garden City Telegram
Bee
Kenneth Ochs
Imperial
James Roth
Holcomb
Martin Ortegon
Ulysses
Mra
C. M. Dearden
Scott City
Sarah D, Eichhorn
James R, Garetson
LeRoy Rupp
Gary Neal Woods
Cimarron
Legals
Dean Bagole
al Woods, Jr
Harpers Ae
Holmes
Addison
Rex R
Burden
Laughlin
Seymour
Theodore P. Wadley
Terry K. Gigot
Tony Joseph Ekart
13Th
Santa Fe
Larry Gene Robinson
Peart
Max Ellsworth Nichols
Denver
Calo
Ronald James Naab
Rt. 1
Main
Lewis Edward Norton
Bonnie Jéan Ashida
Karen Irene Hunter
Robert Earl Doak
E. Fulton
Cynthia Louise Hetzler
Jones
Virgie Dale Holmes
Tony Elart
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