Noisy Farewell for RFK in Warsaw Poland
Atty General Robert F Kennedy ended his Poland visit with noisy tears from Poles and a cool reception from the Communist government. He urged reconciliation between East and West Europe as the only guarantee against nuclear war, and noted Poland’s unique ties to both the Soviet Union and the United States. He shook hands with crowds, received a rose from a protestor, and addressed diplomats and newsmen before flying to London. The trip included meetings with Polish leaders and Cardinal Wyszynski, drawing both enthusiastic crowds and government irritation over his speeches and actions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
London
United States
Europe
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Oder
Neisse
Adam Rapacki
Soviet Union
Local Produce Markets and Livestock Figures Summary
Market notes from Kansas City and Arden City Livestock show eggs and local produce prices alongside live cattle and hog futures. Slaughter steers rise modestly, heifers steady, cows mixed. spring lambs ease, and sows vary. Cattle receipts around 709 head at Arden City with uneven fat cattle market.
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Kansas City
Arden City
Stock Market Cautious Amid Fourth of July Weekend
New York AP reports a cautious early afternoon in trading as markets moved modestly higher ahead of the Fourth of July holiday. The Go-Stock average rose four to 526, with industrials up four, rails up three, utilities up three. Dow up 6.89 at 842.39. Lukens Steel and Pennsy Railroad showed gains while Kennecott held firm amid Utah Arizona strike activity.
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Associated Press
Siva
Lukens Steel
Kennecott
Utah
Arizona
Pennssiyapia Railroad
U.S. Steel and
Jones & Laughlin
Congressional Pay Hike Fight Seen
Washington lawmakers open floor debate on a $564 million federal pay hike bill for 2.7 million civil service and postal workers, federal executives, judges, and lawmakers. Opponents pledge a floor fight against a $7,500 boost for members of Congress as President Johnson urges prompt action. Senate leaders debate possible amendments while Cabinet-level raises are echoed by supporters.
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U.S
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Eyvsereit M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Wis
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Wichita U Becomes Part of State System
Wichita University joins the state education system. Formerly municipal since 1926, the Board of Regents authorized a $50,000 transfer from the regents fund, with earnings to support the president in promoting teaching excellence. The money comes from an idle industrial research corporation used for university research projects.
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Wichita
Wichta University
Board of Regents
Used car prices rise in Q1 to 866 dollars
The National Association of Automobile Dealers reports that the average price of a used car sold in the first quarter of this year was 866 dollars, up from 832 dollars in the same period last year.
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National Association of Automobile Dealers
Pilot and Gunner Die as Viet Nam Helicopter Crashes
Communists shot down a U S Army helicopter in South Viet Nam’s northern mountains killing the American pilot and a gunner. The incident marked the third U S helicopter loss in five days, raising U S fatalities to 244 with 148 died in action. A spokesman said the craft was hit 35 miles from Saigon. another officer and an enlisted man were wounded in stable condition. Two aviators died Friday in the Mekong Delta. two crew were wounded. Four Americans died Monday when a helicopter crashed near Cao Lan airfield in Kien Phuong Province, about 60 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Mexican newsroom coin word for topless bikini invasion
Mexican reporters coin the term monokini to describe the topless swimsuit craze. An eight column Juarez headline calls the monokini a scandalous invasion of Mexico, signaling a transnational fashion controversy.
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Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Johnson OKs Extension of Excise Taxes in Washington
In Washington AP reports President Johnson approved an extension of a group of excise taxes before expiration. The extension preserves about 1.9 trillion in annual revenue from taxes on liquor wine beer cigarettes autos local phone service and airline tickets. House veice voted the extension and Senate passaged it 75 to 10. The taxes date to the Korean War and have been extended yearly. jewelry furs and cosmetics were not renewed. A separate Senate House conference committee announced a compromise over a 5.2 billion add on to the spare program including the man to the moon project.
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News
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House
Senate
Senate House
Speeder Chase Near Newton Ends With Arrest
A suspect from Plymouth, Minnesota, fled after leaving a Florence service station without paying. A dozen officers and a highway patrol plane pursued the car for more than five miles until it crashed into a cornfield and the driver, identified as Frank Yancey, was arrested. The vehicle had been reported missing at Albert, Minnesota.
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Kan
Florence
Paul Wastings
Frank Yancey
Plymouth
Minn
Albert
Violence Rages as Grain Workers Strike Hits Kansas City
In Kansas City area grain handlers strike, clash with police at Standard Milling Co in Kansas City Kansas. A truck driver was injured when attacked by 12 to 15 protesters as another truck was damaged. Union official Howard Richard Porter was arrested on charges of disturbing the peace amid ongoing labor actions affecting half of local elevators.
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Standard Milling Co
Kan
7Th Street
Kansas Avent
18Th Street
Beniamin Faypat
Civk
Lamar
Howard Richard Porter
North 14Th Street
Kansas
Porter
Kansas City Board of ‘Trade
Joseph Os. Chartrand
Grain Millers Union Local 16
J. Arthur Leveridge
Union
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
Today’s notices show patients admitted to St Catherine and St Catherine parish facilities including Chery E Bowen 308 N St, Robert Nelson 1704 N 6th, Mrs Elmer Ploeger and Kendall Martie Hoeme 1708 Pinecrest, Mrs Gene Clark 712 Summit Osborn C Hicks Rural Rt, Douglas J Martin 614 Wheat ridge, Mrs Willian Stephens 603 E Edwards, Skitch Lopez Deerfield, Leopold Roy Gerrand Hugoton, Mrs Ruby Reed 2002 St John. Dismissals at St Catherine include Mrs Julia A Stickney Black eburg Va Kevin Brungardt 514 Inge Gilbert Chabarvin Deerfield Mrs Tahddeus Klassen 624 W Olive, Mrs Gertrude M Bush 30642 N 10th, Lee A Day 1201 Hattie, Mrs Robert Pound 304 N Sth, Mrs Karl Bundy 910 W Olive, Alan and Thomas Arnold 709 Bancroft, Mrs Jack Sammelman 212 Washington.
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St. Catherine
Chery E. Bowen
Robert Nelson
Elmer Ploeger
Kendall Martie Hoeme
Pinecrest
Gene Clark
Summit Osborn C. Hicks
Douglas J. Martin
Wheatridge
Willian Stephens
E. Edwards Skitch Lopez
Deerfield
Leopold
Roy Gerrand
Hugoton
Ruby Reed
St. John
Julia A. Stick
Births and Legals Note Garden City Area Names
In Garden City a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens at St. Catherine on June 30 at 11 20 pm weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Warranty Deed records show Robert E. Barton transferring the west 50 feet of Lot 11 Black 1 Howerton's replat to Harry E. Schoor et al.
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St. Catherine
William Stephens
E. Edwards
Robert E. Barton
Harry E. Schoor
Howerton
Bound Overs and Burdens of County Court Proceedings
County court records show bound over to district court on insufficient fund checks for Wilbur Dresch er Jf, Jimmie D. Foster, and a waiver of preliminary hearing with $1,000 bond. Fined $10 and $5 costs for improper turn by William H. McPherson. Divorce filed Elmer J. Gross vs Olive J. Gross. Foreclosure suit First National City Bank vs Jack Whaley. Divorce granted Connie Kay Peoples from Jerry Daniel Peoples for extreme cruelty. Police: bonds posted for Paul Wesley Lyons no license, Mrs. Melvin Bauer parking violation, and William Louis Shaffer drunkenness.
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Wilbur Drescher
Rf. J
D. D. Hensley
Great Bend
Jimmie D. Foster
William H. McPherson
Tex
Elmer J.gross
Olive J. Gross
First National City Bank
National Bank Assn
Jack Whaley
Connie Kay Peoples
Jerry Daniel Peoples
Paul Wesley Lyons
Windsor Hotel
Scouts of 99 Gain Honors
A Boy Scout Troop 99 court of honor was held Monday at Community Church Fellowship Hall. Star awards went to Steven Dougherty Tom Koksal and George Scheer. Life awards were presented to Ray Conjurske Mark Goldsberry Patrick Hamill and Steve Waters. Merit badges awarded included George Schoor scholarship first aid home repairs coin collecting and pets. Steven Dougherty scholarship cooking first aid leatherwork. Ray Conjur ske scholarship weather and citizenship in nation. Bob Dawson chemistry Steve Waters art nature and first aid. Mark Goldsberry firemanship. Patrick Hamill dog care swimming art and firemanship. Jim Dawson coin collecting safety firemanship fishing camping personal fitness automobile safety and citizenship in community.
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George Schoor
Steven Dougherty
Ray Conjurske
Bob Dawson
Steve Waters
Mark Goldsberry
Patric Hamil
Jim Dawson
Ex-Leoti Man Commands Ship Pine Island
Captain Gerald E. Minor former Leoti resident assumed command of the USS Pine Island, relieving Captain Damon W. Cooper. Born in Leoti he attended Garden City Junior College and joined the Navy in October 1940, commissioned June 21 1941 through the Aviation Cadet program. He is married to Marian Eileen Gamble of Garden City with a son and god daughter. His latest post was on the Joint Staff of Headquarters Alaskan Command as Assistant Chief of Staff J-2 Intelligence.
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Damon W. Cooper
Captain Minor
Leoti
Garden City Junior College
Navy
Marian Eileen Gamble
Garden City
God
Joint Staff
Headquarters
Alaskan Command
J-2
Harvest's End in Sight Across Kansas Wheat
TOPEKA AP The wheat harvest in Kansas nears completion as combines gather in northwestern counties. Shallow showers slowed work in Logan Sherman and Sheridan, with reports from Atwood Colby Goodland Hoxie Norton Oberlin and Scott City indicating progress ranges from 50 percent finished to final stages and yields of 15 to 35 bushels in places. Harvest crews move toward Nebraska as farm labor offices close.
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Comsbine
Northwestern
Logan
Sherman
Sheridan
Neebraska
Atwood
Colby
Goodland
Hoxie
Norton
Oberlin
Scott City
Local grads pre enroll at Fort Hays State College
About 150 recent high school graduates pre enrolled at Fort Hays State College. Included were Carol Lynn Earle of Holcomb Kareen Kesler and Janice Meredith of Garden City.
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Garden
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