U S Reds Plan Parleys to Limit Nuclear Forces
President Johnson announced that the United States and the Soviet Union would begin talks soon on limiting offensive and defensive nuclear missile systems. The move follows the signing of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty with Britain and other nations joining, as Kosygin called for broader disarmament talks and China’s absence loomed amid reports of its new ICBM.
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Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
White House
London
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
U.S.A
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
U.S
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Dean Rusk
U.S. Diarmament
William C. Foster
Russia
France
Red China
Great Britain
China
Peking
Nashville, Tenn
Lippizan Stallion Show Lights Finney Fairgrounds Crowd
A crowd exceeding 1000 gathered at Finney County Fairgrounds for The Herrman Royal Lippizan Stallions show. Prof Otto Herrman and family led the performance while noting spelling variations Lipizzan Lippizan in the program. Downtown heat and daylight saving timing caused sunset-viewing issues. Water reserve pumped 12 million gallons as thirsty tennis players sought drinks from a nonfunctioning fountain. Dodge City murder suspect Ross McKittrick ruled insane. placed at Larned State Hospital.
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Fairgrounds
Dodge City
Kan
Ross McKittrick
Cimarron
Ernest Vieux
McKittrick
Larned State Hospital
Garden Sass A Bad Habit Gus Garden Says By Degrees
Garden insists a bad habit resembles a temperature rising by degrees. He notes habits form slowly and awareness grows with gradual change, urging steady self observation and consistent small adjustments rather than drastic shifts.
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Gus Garden
Southwest urged to back area mental health center
Former executive director Larry P. Davis urged Southwest Kansas to support the Area Mental Health Center as he departed for New York. He emphasized immediate and future needs, stressing full county participation, stable staff, and a unified regional approach with satellite offices across Gray, Wichita, Scott, Ness, Haskell, and Grant counties. Davis and his wife were honored at a Garden City Country Club dinner. Merwin Mitchell was named assistant director to cover duties until a replacement is named.
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Southwest Kansas
Larry P. Davis
New York
Kansas
Gray
Wichita
Scott
Ness
Haskell
Grant
Liberal
Garden City
Greensburg
The
Center
Garden City Country Club
Merwin Mitchell
McCarthy Trails In Democratic Backlash Over Rockefeller Support
AP report shows Democratic leaders denouncing Senator McCarthy's hint he could back Nelson Rockefeller for president. Governors Docking and Smith urge party loyalty, while Humphrey backers worry the remark weakens McCarthy. McCarthy’s conditioned pledge sparks surprise among Republicans and negative reactions from Michigan Democrats.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Minnesota
McCarthy
Kansas
Robert Docking
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Arkansas
Leon Catlett
Michigan
Lansing
Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Nelson
Weather update with scattered storms and mild winds
The forecast calls for thunderstorms tonight mainly in eastern and southern counties with variable winds and lows near 60. Tuesday features partly cloudy skies with a chance of thundershowers by evening and highs in the low 80s, light southerly winds, and precipitation probabilities of 30 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Sunrise 6 26 Sunset 9 09 Min Prec. Dodge City 80 Emporia 5a Garden 61 Goodland 5B Aiil City 55 Russell 68 Salina Kid Topeka 52 Wichita 66
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Emporia
Garden
Goodland
Aiil City
Russell
Salina
Helping Hand for Harvest Helps Good Wheat Recovered
Neighbors rallied after Arnold Needham 56 died of cancer to harvest his 70 acre irrigated wheat near Holcomb. At 1 p.m. seven neighbors with combines and trucks cut and hauled the crop in about three hours. Wishon of Lowe Elevator praised the yield of 34 bushels per acre with 11 percent moisture and a test weight near 614 pounds.
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Arnold Needham
Needham
Rt. 1
Holcomb
Raymond
Bud) Wishon
Lowe Elevator
Needham Place
Heavy morning rains sweep parts of Southwest Kansas
A heavy downpour struck areas south and east of Garden City around 8 am, with one inch of rain in 45 minutes seven miles east of the airport near the Ruben Gaede farm northwest of Charleston. Rain lasted from 8:30 to 9:15 am. no hail was reported as the storm moved northeast.
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Kansas
Garden City
Ruben Gaede
Charleston
Gaede
Airliner with 214 U.S. servicemen held by Soviet forces
An airliner carrying 214 U.S. servicemen to Vietnam was forced to land on Iturup Island in the Kuril chain after being intercepted by MIG fighters. The Seaboard World Airlines DC-8, from McChord AFB, was tracked by a Japanese radar station and reportedly landed with 17 crew members unharmed. U.S. officials and the Pentagon confirmed the incident and ongoing investigations with Soviet authorities.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Pacific Ocean
McChord Air Base
Seattle
Wash
Iturup Island
Kuril Chain
Northern Pacific
Chante Nananwum
Sturup Island
Llewellyn
Pentagon
Seaboard
Hauling Wheat To Town Ends In Fatal Wreck
Scott City youth Richard H Parkinson 14 was killed Sunday when his father's truck rolled on a steep hill six miles north and three miles west of town. He died of chest and head injuries. he was alone in the wrecked vehicle. Survived by parents, three sisters Vickie 22 Beth 21 Ann Susan 19 and two brothers Lewis 18 Danny 8 all at home. Funeral arrangements are pending with Weimarn-Price Funeral Home of Scott City.
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Scott City
Here
Richard H. Parkinson
Louis D. Parkinson
Richard
Vickie
Beth
Ann Susan
Lewis
Danny
Weimarn-Price Funeral Home
France's Gaullists win huge majority in final round
Paris reports a landslide for President de Gaulle's Gaullists and allies in the National Assembly with a majority of 219 seats and potential rise to 241 with independents. Pompidou cites a defensive reaction against totalitarianism while warning of economic reform challenges in education, industry, and wage inflation.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Pompidou
de Gaulle
Plea for Blood Donors Ahead of Summer Drive
Wheat harvest may keep many regular donors away from the Bloodmobile next Tuesday. Volunteers estimate 18 to 61 year olds not farming must fill a 160 pint quota. Blood chairman Mrs. Milton Roberts notes summer demand due to more accidents. Bloodmobile at Co op Center opens 10 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. 21 and under need parental consent if unmarried. Finney Countians supplied 46 pints over the quota on April 24.
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Milton Roberts
Finney
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Fred Martinez
Roger
Frank Kaiser
Johnnie Seals Wishon
Olle Oparavun
E. Thompson
Alexei Kosygin
Vsily V. Kuznetsov
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