Khrushchev and AP Correspondent Bargain Over Baseball Caps
In Jakarta Khrushchev and AP correspondent Roy Essoyan bantered about a denim cap and the price of goodwill tours during a Southeast Asia tour stop. The exchange occurred at a rest house near Borobudur, with Khrushchev mixing humor and guarded remarks about press and politics.
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Roy Eswoyatt
Nikita Khrushchev
Essoyan
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
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Borobudur
Central
Java
United States
America
Soviet Union
Khrushchhev
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Tregoff's Lawyer Presents Hypothetical Murder Scenario
In Los Angeles AP reports defense attorney Robert A. Neeb used a hypothetical tale to argue that Carole Tregoff was innocent of murdering Barbara Jean Finch, while the 42 year old surgeon Dr. R Bernard Finch and his 23 year old mistress stand accused. The defense cites an imagined sequence to show lack of intent by Carole, as prosecutors describe a motive to solve financial and romantic troubles with a murder.
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Los Angeles
Carole “Tregoff
Carole
R. Bernard "Finch
Carole Tregoff
Las Vegas
West Covina
Finch
Miss Tregoff
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Finch House
Local court notes and incidents listing multiple admissions and fines
Admissions list includes A W Browne Holmes Newsome Wilson Keller Paris White Brasher Johnson Milford in Holcomb Salt Lake City and Gardendale. Fines range up to five dollars for parking no parking improper U turn driving and dog at large. Accidents reported at 602 North 10th State Theater Wingram Pearl 7th Laurel and other locations with multiple drivers involved. Forfeits of bond and abated cases noted along with a payment for returned checks and costs.
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Donald FR. Holmes
Bernard D. Haflich
James L. Payne
Raul Masoner
Marlin J. Jones
Robert D. Pfannenstiel
Wayne E.walem
Michael J. Mitchell
R. L. Reese
John P . Gacek
Franges R. Anderson
Walter Johnson
Peter F. Dravnick
Theron
State Theater
Richard L. Sperry
RFD
James W. .Currie
Richfield
Wingram and
Pearl
Wilbert Mueller
David Arnold Gribble
Hazel
7Th
Laurel
Darrell ‘Jones
Gordon
Lee
Cave
Lawrence
R. Thrasher
Moshier
Semi-Final Showdowns Set In Class BB Tourney
Four teams remain for two regional berths at Montezuma next week. Englewood faces Kismet at 7 p.m. with Montezuma versus Copeland at 6:30 p.m. The Friday title game is at 8:20 p.m. and the third place game at 7 p.m. Montezuma leads 18-2, Englewood 16-3, both sharing favorite status after split season meetings.
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Montezuma
Englewood
Kismet
Copeland
Ingalls
Monte
Minneola
FFA Banquet Highlights Garden City High Chapter
The 38th Annual FFA Parents and Sons Banquet at Garden City High School Cafeteria drew 213 FFA members, parents, and guests. Dennis Kleysteuber received the Star Farmer Award while Dr Lutoy Hood earned the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award, with eleven Green Hands elevated to Chapter Farmer status. Harold Shoaf urged commitment to a future in agriculture.
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Future Farmers
Garden City High School
FFA
Future Homemakers of America
Dennis Kleysteuber
Harold Kleysteuber
Olive
Douglla McGraw
Bruce Warner
Dan Wolfe
Robert York
Vernon
Harold Shoaf
Topeka
Kenneth Henderson
Maxine Bates Leads High Game In Dust Bowlers League Night
Maxine Bates of Rent-A-Plane posted a 214 single game and 571 series as Garden Bowl hosted the Dust Bowlers League. Kerr Implement led team highs with 831 in a game and 2,386 in a series as week 26 wrapped with several close results and standout performances across teams.
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Maxine Bates
Rent-Aplane
Garden Bowl
Dust Bowlers League
Kerr Implement
Warren Hotel
Sherman's Grill
Kerry Implement
Tom's Well Service
Krebs
Norma Drug I
Eagles Lodge
Gib Richards
Colorado Interstate ‘Gas No
Phil Stoufe
Colorado
Fisher
JGA
ACM
Fansler
Scott City Scouts Honor Leaders at Blue and Gold Banquet
Pack 66 and nine den units in Scott City sponsored by the Lions Club held their annual Blue and Gold banquet to recognize adult leaders. Scoutmaster Harold Winter and Packmaster Reed Finery presented unit histories, ceremony awards, and certificates of merit to Le Royce Grosjean, Sara Fluery, and others.
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Scott City
Bob Weaton
Buffalo Range
le Royce Grosjean
Sara Fluery
Pullman
Winter
Pollman
Council
Optimist Club Beats Wheatland Electric 3 1 in Basketball
The Optimist Club defeated Wheatland Electric by a 3 to 1 margin, with scores 2,797 to 2,701 and 2,616 to 2,567 in a two game series at the club event.
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Toof No. 83
Optimist Club
Wheatland Electric
Political Ballet and Civil Rights Debate Tactics
Washington and Wichita report reveal Senate debate over civil rights prompting behind the scenes negotiations to curb filibuster via timing votes. The piece notes Southern resistance and civil rights advocates pressing for action as an elderly Wichita woman dies from heater fire injuries.
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