Castro calls for Latin American revolt and unity
Fidel Castro urged a united socialist movement to spur revolutions in Latin America, saying the liberating movement fights in Angola Vietnam and Latin America and must unite with Marxist Leninist methods. He warned imperialism targets Cuba and noted divisions within the socialist camp while urging mass mobilization led by revolutionary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Castro
Khrushchev
Union
Berlin
Lves
Cuba
Caribbean
Havana
United States
Canada
Europe
Asia
Angola
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
Local Produce Market Listing Update
A market listing shows eggs categorized by size and grade. Extra Large A's Large A's Medium B's Large C's. No further details or prices provided.
Kansas City cattle and Kansas market roundup
Cattle receipts 449 head with fat cattle steady to slightly higher. Steers 25.75 to 27, common 22.50 to 26, heifers 25.75 to 26.50, 24 to 25. Standard to good 22 to 24. Cows 13.50 to 15. Sublette death notices for Theresa H. Schmidt aged 85 and Chester Arthur Peak aged 81 include survivors across multiple states and funeral details. Burial in Banner and Valley View Cemeteries, church services planned in Sublette and Garden City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-City
Sublette
Theresa H. Schmidt
Germany
United States
Ohio
Kansas
John Schmidt
Fred
John
Upland
Calif
Frank
Cimarron
Clarence
Copeland
David
Plains
Gertrude
Esther Schmidt
Helen Tickens
Stafford
Sarah Stapleton
Church of the Nazarene
Orville Hess
Chester Arthur
Peak
N. Main
Sabo
Lakin
Winchester
Garden City
Margaret Lea Eastham
Walnut
Logan County
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Scott City
Lola Salazar
Santa Fe
N. M
Fred C. Peak
Monterrey
Frank W. Peak Beardston, Jr
Harriet O'Reilley
Girard
Navy
Garland Chapel
Henry E. Wright
Valley View Cemetery
Garhand Funeral Home
Negro Becomes Front-Runner in Deerfield Beach Primary
Emanuel Knowles 28 the first Negro candidate for Deerfield Beach City Commission led the six white contenders in the primary with 748 votes. The field advancing to the January 29 regular election includes Knowles and the next five highest vote-getters for three seats. Deerfield Beach, about 35 miles north of Miami, had 3,327 registered voters of whom 813 were Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Emanuel Knowles
Deearfield Beach
Knowles
Miami
Robert Craig
James Michell
New Togo Head Faces Big Chore
LOME AP ex Premier Nicholas Grunitsky agreed to lead a new government after soldiers seized power and killed President Sylvanus Olympio. Unemployment looms as the major task with only 7 percent of 1.5 million people in full time work. Grunitsky, 49, plans African unity and alignment while the ruling junta signs up recruits for a new army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Togo
Nicholas Grunitsky
Sylvanus Olympio
Grunitsky
Olympian
Olympio
Progress Party
Oympio
Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Emmanuel Bodhile
Bodjelle
Britain
Germany
New York
Columbia University
Fire extinguished before firefighters arrived
Garden City's volunteer fire department was summoned to the Jewel Wilson home on Route 1 at 4 45 p m Tuesday after a furnace fire was reported. Firemen were recalled as the blaze was extinguished before their arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Jewel Wilson
Rt. 1
De Gaulle’s No Tests NATO Nuclear Plan With US Britain
Washington officials say France’s rejection won’t end talks on a NATO nuclear striking force. Undersecretary George Ball returns from Europe noting U.S. will advance the project with or without France, while Western European officials privately doubt De Gaulle’s stance. Ball reports to President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk after meetings in Paris with the NATO council and Bonn with Adenauer. Prospect for general cooperation among NATO nations remains hopeful despite the French position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
Staes
Britain
George W. Ball
Europe
United States
de Gaulle
Ball
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Paris
NATO Council
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Meeker Joins Four Kansas House Committees
State Rep. Gerge W. Meeker of Fintey County is assigned to four House committees in Topeka. His key post is on the Ways and Means Committee. He also serves on Cities of 2nd Class, Claims and Accounts, and Soldiers Compensation committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerge W. Meeker
Fintey County
Tha House
Topeka
Ways and Means
Four Indicted in Mississippi Desegregation Riot Case
A federal grand jury indicts Melvin Bruce Philip Miley Kline May and Richard Hays Hinton in the University of Mississippi desegregation riot investigation. They face charges of interfering with federal officers and obstructing court orders to desegregate the campus. Bail ranges from 23000 to 5000. potential penalties include up to three years and 5000 dollars on the main charge. Trial set for May. Two no bills were returned. another grand jury may review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Army
Edwin A. Walker
Melvin Bruce
Decatur
Philip Lloyd Miley
Kline Lamar May
Prichard
Ala
Richard Hays Hinton
Lucedale
Inter
James H. Meredith
Local Hospital Dockets list Drifts of Dismissals and Births
Discharges and births at St Catherine and nearby towns. Avon to Robert Cranmer and wife at 309 College Scott City Jan 15, a 6 lb 6% oz son. A son to Herman Martin and wife in Eminence Rt Jan 15 at 7:27 am, 8 lb 12 oz. Dismissals include Nick Masters and others. District court grants Eva Louise divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetons
St. Catherine
Herman Martin
Robert Cranmer
Scott City
Earl ¥. Bondy
Summit
Curtis White
S. Star
William R. Smth
Rt. 4
E. Phillis
Imperial
Jeffrey Davis
Nick Masters
Scott
Alvina Breitkreutz
Diana Gough
Jack Davis
Westalde Trailer Park
Steven Sterling
Gail Sumaire
Eric Doll
Ingalls
Brain Laskey
Holcomb
Philip Strickert
W. Edwards
Kate Wilkens
Scoti
St. Catherine Avon
Negro Student Wins Battle for Clemson Admission
A United States appeals court reversed a lower court ruling and ordered admission for Harvey B. Gantt, a 19-year-old Charleston, South Carolina, student, to Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina. The Fourth Circuit cited race as the factor in denying entry and overturned Judge Wyche's decision. Gantt had transferred from Iowa State University at Ames, arguing South Carolina schools had not admitted Negro students to white institutions examined by court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Charleston
S.C
C.C. Wyche
U.S. District Court For
Wyche
Gantt
Clemson
Iowa State University
Ames
Laundry Burglarized in Syracuse Night Theft
Thieves pried open coin boxes at a Syracuse laundry late Tuesday night and stole about 80 dollars in dimes. Police said the break in used a screwdriver to access the coin boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Negotiators Return as New York Newspapers Stay Dark
In New York, 3,000 striking printers and nine closed dailies resume talks to end the longest city newspaper blackout on day 40. Demonstrations drew thousands outside the Times plant as unions seek contracts. progress noted in photo-engravers talks amid about 20,000 out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
New York Times
Newpsaper
Cleveland
Ohio City
Ralph Locher
Garden City News Roundup of Local Legal and Personal Notices
Summary of Garden City Garden City Sanders records include extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty cases, bonds set, and preliminary hearings. Also listed are forgery hearings, jail commitments, a Wednesday city accident on Olive Street, and various legal deeds and marriage licenses involving local residents and firms.
JFK May Act In Dock Strike
Assistant Secretary James J. Reynolds says Kennedy may act if dock strike talks fail to show substantial progress. He warned Washington could be alerted under Taft Hartley if no settlement is reached, recalling the October action that ended an 80 day cooling off period. Reynolds criticized both sides amid ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
James J. Reynolds
Union
Washington
Reynolds
Kennédy
Maine
Texas
Pizette
Congress
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
ISA
New York Shipping Association
Cartier Constellation Crew Injured In Landing Accident
SAN DIEGO AP Itin Cartier Constellation sailors were injured as a steel arresting cable snapped during a jet landing test near San Diego. Flight crew Matthews Williams Bucknam Hudson among the wounded with multiple leg injuries and serious cuts. The incident adds to a history of deadly and damaging accidents aboard the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Sald
Comdr
H.S. Matthews
Coronano
Matthews
Miramar Naval Air Station
Eugene Williams
National City
Gordon D. Bucknam
Grand Island
N.Y
Ens
Leroy G. Hudson
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York City
K27 Contract Is Awarded in Hamilton County
Kansas State Highway Commission approved highway contracts totaling 1,500,224.71. The sole Southwest Kansas award goes to Gable States Construction Co. of Wichita for 19 miles of grading and bituminous mat on K27 from a US 50 junction at Syracuse northward costing 409,374.48, with seeding by Jennings Seed Inc. of Oakley at 14,576.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Hamilton County
Rable States Construction Co
Wichita
Syracuse
Jennings Seed:inc, Inc
Oakley
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Garden City Livestock
City Livestock
Mrs
Theresa Schmidt
Chester A. Peak
Am Mutual Fa
Inv Co. Am
Mutual Trust Sone BB
Togo Head
Agoue
Dahomey
Leroy Hood
Garden City Public Schools
Dannis Smith
Bud Burris
University of Wichita
Garden City Junior College
Hood
University
Mississippi
Bertram A. Powers
Guild
Aflcio
The
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Independent Teamsters Union
Teamsters
E. Olive
Jane Kay Alexander
N. 5Th
Bobby Lyn McKain
E. Chestnut
Roland Rogals
Et Ux
City of
M. E. Clute
Percival Insurance Agency, Inc
A. D. Fulton
Crown Heights
Dorchester Properties
Roderick H. Cushman
Jones Addition
Albert Chapman
Teitelbaum
Harvey Coen
Harper Replat
Holmes Second
Raymond FR
Ladd
Raymond R. Ladd
Finnup Acres
al Woods Jr
Gary R.hering
Lot
BEC
W. Chestnut
JFK
Garden City Telegram
Cartier
Swift
Empress Mandarin
Drehers Hamburger
Smucker's Pure Strawberry Preserves
Ted
4Th Street
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