Five Continental Friends Battle for British Bid
Five Continental ministers from West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg pressed a united front to keep Britain’s Common Market bid alive amid French pressure. They planned a two to three week delay proposal to avert realignments that might aid the Soviet Union.
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Brussels
Belgium
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Alliance
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Nineman Common Market Commission
Wheanuts Wheat Snack Aims for Commercial Market
Former Montana grower Allen Bond develops Wheanuts a whole wheat snack soaked germinated and fried. Great Plains Wheat Inc backs it as promising Bond builds a Circle Montana plant to push distribution while exploring cookies candies and breakfast uses.
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Montana
Allen Bond
Bond
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Garden City
Circle, Mont
Great Plains Information
Charley Burch
Telegram
Bob Greer
Drunken Driver Test Costs Ten Dollars In Lancaster
Lancaster police say Frank L. McWethy demanded his doctor perform the intoxication test. The doctor certified intoxication and officers booked the 44 year old man on drunken driving charges. The doctor charged McWethy ten dollars for the test.
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Lancaster
Calif
Frank L. McWethy
McWethy
Man Buried Leaves 584 Direct Descendants in Newfoundland
Captain Wilson Kettle, aged 102, was buried Sunday in Port Aux Basques after leaving 13 children, 65 grandchildren, 201 great grandchildren and 305 great-great-grandchildren. He owned a coffin bought 20 years ago. The report also notes a Kansas traffic death log for a recent 48 hour period in Topeka.
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Port Aux
Nild
Wilson Kettle
Kettle
Soviet Forces in Cuba Raise U S Alarm
Secretary of State Dean Rusk confirms four heavily armed Soviet combat groups in Cuba and MiG fighters capable of nuclear delivery, calling the presence a real concern. He says missiles may be removed but provides no removal deadline and notes training of Cubans to fly the jets.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
U.S
Unon
Congress
Senate
Anderson Shuws Rift Rumors
TOPEKA AP Gov John Anderson today dismissed talk of a rift with Sen James B Pearson R Kan sparked by a Sunday Kansas City Star story claiming coolness between the two. The two have been allies since Anderson appointed Pearson to Senate after Schoeppel's death. Observers wondered if Anderson, who later won a second term, might have sought a federal judgeship.
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Topeka
John Anderson
James B. Pearson
Newemer
Anderson
Pearson
U. S. Senate
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kan
Schoeppel
Senate
U. S
Kansas
Tax Cut Hopes Center On Kennedy Plan
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said Congress will pass income tax cuts and revisions this year in the form asked by President Kennedy. He predicted House passage by June 1 and that changes may occur, but the basic program should survive. The Kennedy plan calls for a three year program with 13.6 billion in rate reductions and 3.4 billion in revisions, while the U S Chamber of Commerce warned the proposal may not spur growth.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Kennedy
Dillon
ABC
House
Conayess
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Not Holy Wine But Moonshine Bishop Announces Change
Nashville AP a self ordained bishop Bernard Swain known as Bishop St Psalm said he will start buying holy wine rather than making it in a church coffee urn on instruction from the Lord. The move ends a clash with police and the courts after a court fine and his coffin fasting display.
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Nashville
Tenn
St. Psalm
Bernard Swain
47 Member City Council Question Arises In Trier Visit
West German officials Gestrich and Schmitz toured Garden City style governance during a visit arranging contact with local leaders. They described Trier’s 47 member council, mayor as city manager, and committees, while urging reunification and improved East German living conditions. The visit included forums with Chamber of Commerce and local service clubs.
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Garden City
Helmut Gestrich
Trier
Germany
Gestrich
Rudold Schmitz
Warren Hotel
Schmitz
Federal Ministry of the Interior
West Germany
Grier
East Germany
Berlin Wall
East
Russia
Stalin
Bertinwall
Europe
Norton Sanatorium Bill Aims to Expand State Ward Use
A Kansas House bill by Rep. C. C. Tillotson proposes transferring custodial wards and patients from other state institutions to Norton State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Four unoccupied buildings could be repurposed to expand space, with Boys and Girls Industrial Schools exempted. The bill seeks to prevent deterioration from inactivity and free up other facilities for treatment and education.
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Topeka
Norton State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Kansas House
C. C. Tillotson
R-Norton
Norton Institution
Tillotson
Norton
State Board of Social Welfare
U S awaits word on nuclear test ban pact
Washington reports the United States expects to learn within a week if a serious chance exists for a Soviet union test ban agreement. Ambassador Kohler returns from Moscow with a message as talks resume in New York among U S Soviet and British negotiators. Kennedy orders a temporary suspension of underground Nevada tests while warning the U S will keep its capability to resume testing. The outcome hinges on on site inspections and enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Kennedy
New York
Britain
Nevada
U.S.S.R
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
Weather: Increasing clouds and colder by Tuesday
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with light flight disturbance across the western area and spreading eastward. Turning colder with tonight’s lows 10 to 15 and Tuesday’s highs around 20 mph. winds swing from southwest 20 to 30 mph to northerly tonight and Tuesday. Sunrise 7:50 Sunset 6:04. Max low temperatures listed across multiple towns: Garden City, Dodge City, Wichita, Topeka, etc.
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Max
Mim, Pree
Dodge City
US Emporia
Garden City
Mt Goodland
Hi City
I Russell Ort
Topeka
Wichita
Slick Streets Trigger Rash Of Garden City Crashes
Hazardous driving conditions from nearly three inches of snow caused 18 traffic accidents in Garden City weekend and Monday. Among the injured, Mrs. Earl Dougherty, 40, suffered a forehead laceration and bruises in a crash at 4th and Pine, and Mrs. Gary Spikes, 17, of Eminence, treated for bruises after an accident at Main and Kansas. Spikes had another weekend mishap. Details on Page 2.
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Garden City
West City
Earl Dougherty
Rt. 1
St. Catherine’s
4Th and Pine
Gary Spikes
Eminence Rt
Spikes
Main
Kansas
Another Cold Front on Way in Kansas
AP reports a sharp warmup in Kansas today with highs near 50 in the southwest and near 30 in the northeast, followed by a new cold front from the Dakotas and Wyoming. Lows vary from zero in the northwest to 15 in the southeast, with northerly winds and a less intense cold blast than prior cold snaps.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dakotas
Wyoming
Olathe
Garden City
Goodland
Chanute
Hill City
Garden Sass Gas Garden: finger pointing turns inward
A reflective proverb notes that accusing others mirrors self‑critique. The saying highlights accountability by suggesting three fingers point back at the accuser. It echoes common wisdom about blame and self‑awareness across cultures.
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Gas Garden
Clemson Sees First Negro Student Enroll in Desegregation
Clemson College prepared for the enrollment of its first Black student, Harvey Gantt, as state authorities and campus security moved to ensure order. Gantt planned to attend with his father and attorney present, after federal courts mandated Clemson admit him amid ongoing desegregation.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Clemson College
J. P. Strom
Harvey Gantt
Iowa State University
Charleston
Gantt
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Christopher Gantt
Charleston Navy Yard
Matthew J. Perry
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald S. Russell
A. W
Red
Dethea
Dillon
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Cuban
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Walkpasgaba
Denver
Mitch Geisler
Chamber of Commerce
Chih
Lions
Rotary Club
Rudolph Schmitz
J. Merion Kadyk
United Presbyterian Church
Gerald Murray
Howard Brock
Iea
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Pam
Dick Leopold
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