Ulbricht praises Khrushchev and opens on Berlin
East German leader Walter Ulbricht told Communist leaders in Berlin that communism will spread in Cuba and the Western Hemisphere while denouncing Red China for attacks on Soviet policies. He urged UN flag in West Berlin under East German sovereignty and called for a China India border settlement as Khrushchev nodded in agreement.
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Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Cuba
Khrushchev
China
Hii
Kennedy
East Germany
Ulbricht
United Nations
NATO
West Berlin
Peking
India
Harteiing
Party Congress
Tapitallam
Communist Party
Local Produce Markets Listings
Egg prices and sizes listed for A and B grade eggs. Items include Extra Large A eggs, Large A eggs, Medium A eggs, and Large B eggs in assorted bag counts. No further details provided.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Highlights
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs 4,500 head steady to 25 lower with barrows and gilts at 16.50 to 16.75, sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep at 1,600 head 25 to 50 higher, lambs 18.00 to 19.50, ewes 5.00 to 7.50. Cattle and calves 5,000 and 50, steady to 25 lower, steers up to 27.75, cows 14.00 to 16.50, vealers 23.00 to 28.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Busy Schedule For Extension Meetings In Finney County
Five extension agents will meet today and through the week for 4-H club leader training at homes of Mrs Ronald Warden and Milton Thomas. Mrs Elsie Branden conducts both sessions while Saturday a 4-H member from each of Finney County's 11 clubs attends a Southwest Camp Corporation meeting in Dodge City.
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Finney County Extension
Beaygts
Ronald Warden
Happy Hustlers
Milton A Thomas
Evans
Elsie @randen
Finney County
Southwest Camp Corporation
Dodge City
Santa Fe Trail Scouts Set New Records
The Santa Fe Trail Council BSA reported 1962 achievements with 3,603 enrolled scouts, the largest membership gain in Kansas. GO Roundup recruited 1,022 new boys. 700 attended summer camp, a 25 percent rise. The council led Kansas in Boys Life subscriptions and ranked second in Region 3.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
A. M. Fleming
Kansas
Finney Free Fair Dates Set
Finney County's Free Fair will be held August 27 through 29. The State Board of Agriculture released a list of area fair dates with several counties set in August including Grant, Gray, Greeley, Hamilton, Hodgeman, Keary, Lane, Scott, Stevens, Stanton and Wichita, some dates not yet set.
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State Board of Agriculture
Finney County
Grant County
Gray County
Greeley County
Hamilton County
Haskell County
Hodgeman
Keayny County
Lane County
Scott County
Stevens County
Stanton County
Wichita County
Stolen KU Painting Found in FBI Arrest
FBI arrested William Basham in Los Angeles on a federal warrant for receiving stolen property in the theft of Edouard Manet oil sketch Portrait of Line Compi meant from the University of Kansas. The painting valued at 40,000 to 70,000 was recovered in good condition and Basham faced up to 10 years in prison.
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Los Angeles
FBI
University of Kansas
Edouard Manet
Line
Agentg
William R. Basham
Manet
William Rockhill Nelson
Kanaags City
K.U. Art
Tax Revenue Reaches Record 99.4 Billion in FY Ending June 30
The Internal Revenue Service reports a record 99.4 billion dollars in total tax collections for the fiscal year ending June 30, up 5 billion from the prior year. Corporate and individual income taxes totaled 71.9 billion, an increase of 4 billion.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Fresh Arctic Cold Blankets Midwest Across Nation
A severe arctic outbreak grips the United States from the Midwest to the Great Lakes, plunging temperatures to record lows in Minnesota Wisconsin and beyond. Sub zero winds intensify the chill with -36 F in Lone Rock Wisconsin and Minneapolis setting multiple record lows. Snow and crop damage hit Buffalo and northern New York while Florida and California report relief from the cold front.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
California
Intermountain
Florida
Canada
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Iindy
International Fall
Minn
Lone Rock
Minneapolis
Rio Grande Valley
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Ontario
Deaths Emma S Schweer 70 Villa Springs Nebraska native
Mrs Emma S Schweer 70 of 135 W Hazel died Monday at home. Born July 22 1802 in Tobias Neb she moved to Vinney County 1921 and Garden City 168. Married to Henry C Schweer Jan 30 1913 Tobias he died Feb 16 1961. Survived by son Raymond F Rt 1 sister Mrs Sophia Meyer Tobias and two grandchi ldren. Funeral Thursday 2 30 pm Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Herman Mayer officiating burial Valley View Cemetery Friends. Call Phillips White Funeral Home for service details.
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Emma S. Schoveer
W. Hazel
Tobias
Neb
Vinney County
Garden City
Henry C. Schweer
Mas. Schneer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Raymond F
Rt. 1
Sophia
Funeral for Pablo R Ortiz at St Marys Church
Pablo R Ortiz 66 of 208 Taylor will be laid to rest at Valley View after a Thursday 9:30 a.m. mass at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Clement Goubiaux. Rosary is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Phillips White Funeral Home. Ortiz died Friday at Norton.
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Pablo R. Ortiz
Taylor
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Clement Goubiaux
Valley View
Rosary
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Mr. Ortiz
Norton
Clarence L Arnold Graveside Rites in Valley View Cemetery
Clarence Leonard Arnold, 62, of Daniels Courts, will have graveside services at Valley View Cemetery on Wednesday at 2 pm. The Rev. J Merion Kadyk of the Presbyterian Church will officiate. Mr Arnold died Monday in St Catherine Hospital. Friends may call Phillips-White Funeral Home until service time.
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Clarence Léonard Arnold
Daniels
Red Cross First Aid Class Starts Friday Night
The Red Cross offers a 10 hour first aid course at 7 30 p m Friday at the American Legion building taught by Amos Biondi. Open to anyone over 16 with weekly sessions for five weeks. The piece also notes the nation's recreation fleet has grown to 7 000 000 boats.
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Red Cross
American Legion
Amos Biondi
Local Hospital Admission and Birth Notices Prevail
Admissions list includes numerous patients at St. Catherine and Reynolda with names such as Mrs. Ben Oliver Ulysses and Olga Corley. Births reported at St. Catherine include two sons for James Day and Martin Franco, plus twins for Tom Kirchoff with detailed weights and times.
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St. Catherine
Ben’ Oliver
Ulysses
Anna Metheney
Norman Rathall Reynolda
E. Laurel
Victor Irsik
Holcomb
Olga Corley
Loretta Dearden
Scott City
Albert Rohiman
Conkling
Raymond Huds
Safford
Nancy Unruh
Noel Tabor
Vernon
McPhail
Tom Kirchoff
E. Chestmut
Dan
Warranty Deeds In Garden City and Holcomb Areas
Legal notices record transfers of property. Rae M Finn to City of Garden City conveys Lot A in Clute change of frontage, blocks 16 17 18 in original Garden City plat. Juan Herrera and others transfer Lots 3 4 5 6 in Block 1 Holcomb to C L Grenz.
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Rae M. Finn
Garden City
M. BE. Clute
Juan Herrera
C. L. Grenz
Holcomb
News Parleys to Be Resumed in New York and Cleveland
Negotiations between striking printers and publishers resume Wednesday in New York’s major papers after a brief back‑and‑forth last week. The Central Labor Council calls for a mass rally amid a 39‑day New York blackout outside the Times to support Local 6 AFL CIO. In Cleveland, talks between Plain Dealer, Press & News, and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild follow a four‑hour session aiding the 47‑day shutdown affecting 688 editorial and commercial staff.
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New York
Ees
Central Labor Council
The
Times
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
Ralph Locher
Former Colonial Soldiers Seize Power in Togo Coup
In Lome, disgruntled former colonial soldiers control Togo after a coup they say had no political or religious motives and deny planning President Olympio’s death. The junta considers a new government chief from figures like Nicholas Griffinitsky or Idrissou Meatchi, while exiled opposition leaders and former officials are named in talks. Anani Santo and Emmanuel Bodjelle outline unrest over pay and troop demobilization in the 1,000-strong army.
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Lome
Togo
Sylvanus Olympio
Nicholas Grifnitsky
Olympio
Progress Party
Olympidis
Idrissou Antoine Meatchi
Togo Assembly
Ghana
Anani Santo
Juvento Party
Emmanuel Bodjelle
U.S
Washington
Bodjille
Garden City Debater In Texas Is Honored
Garden City honors its debater George J. Stengel a Garden City High School graduate and Texas A M prelaw student as one of two outstanding Aggie Debate Club members He will receive a 100 scholarship for three season varsity debate work The other winner is Robert M Denney a civil engineering junior from San Antonio Texas Both recipients are juniors The awards stem from a 1000 Sinclair Refining Co Young America Speaks participation grant to Aggie debaters.
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Garden City
Texas A&m Colege
Aggie
George J. Stengel
Dick Stengel
Center
Robert
M. Denney
San Antonio
Texas
Stengel
Denney
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Duane Weat
Charles Maylender
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Reed Fleury
Roy Wilkerson
Lee Taylor
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Sam Chambers
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Paul Ryan
Finney Free Fair
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Jane Collins
M. C. Schrader
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Emma
Schweer
Clarence L. Arnold
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Ed Dunn
Lorene Pacheco
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Donald York
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David Finke
Garden City Ave
George Evans
Kalvesta
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Paul J. Irsik
Judith Anne Brecheisen
Howard C. Brecheisen, Jr
Mary L
Opal Coen
James L. Payne
Ricky Walker Hands
Eminence Rt
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Legals
Frank White
N. Main
Cantral Home Ambulance Service
Ph. BR
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Garon Cy Tologeam
Rambler
Motor Trend Magazine
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