NAACP Youth Groups Declared Unshackled and Aggressive
Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP said youth groups totaling about 4600 members have been unshackled and will take a more aggressive role in the civil rights fight. They will be directed from New York and plan demonstrations under the organization’s constitution.
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New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
NAACT
Wilkins
Charleston
S.C
James TL Meresdith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
NAACI
Chicago
Tle
Wa Iins
Wilking
Paul
Market summaries from Garden City and Kansas City livestock sales
Garden City livestock receipts show 3,633 cattle and 510 hogs with cow markets steady and calves trading from 15 to 18.50 for fat cows. steer and heifer weights 300 to 400 pounds bring 25 to 28. Heifer yearlings and light yearling steers offer strong demand with prices around 23 to 25 for 600 to 700 pounds. Kansas City livestock reports 2,500 cattle with steers and heifers strong to five percent higher, prime steers 25.00 suggesting robust demand. hogs steady to 26 lower, sows 14 to 15.25, sheep steady with prime lambs 17.50 to 21.50.
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Garden City
Fead
Kansas City
Education program recruitment and local events in Kansas
Russell J. Bray from 707 Evans among 42 economics teachers beginning a six week summer institute in economics education at the University of Chinois. Forrest Glasco Dodge City Social Security rep will be at the courthouse basement tomorrow from 9:30 to 4:30. square dancers invited to Liberal fairgrounds Agriculture Building at 8 p.m. Wally Shultz of Wise to valer. Hal Hudson Garden City named to Industrial and Research Development Course executive committee for two year term. one of 22 statewide and one of two from Western Kansas, joining Mike Hornung of Spearville.
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Russell J. Bray
Evans
Aunier
University OF Chinois
Forrest Glasco
Dodge City
Social Security Office
Liberal du So
Chib Ds
Wally Shultz
Jadesville
Wise
Valer
Hal Hudson
Garden City
Truck Hits Whitehurst Skelly Service Station
A truck struck the Whitehurst Skelly Service Station on Sunday at about 9:20 pm, causing about $6,000 in damage to the building and canopy. The driver fled the scene. a description of the truck was obtained by Garden City police.
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Whitehurst Skelly
E. Fulton
Garden City
Man 82 Injured in Garden City House Fire
An 82 year old Garden City man, George P. Louth, was treated at St. Catherine's hospital after attempting to extinguish a couch fire at his home. He sustained smoke injuries and a hand bruise and was dismissed this morning. Firefighters reported $200 damage to a couch, bookcase, and radio. The blaze started in the couch.
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Garden City
St. Catherine’ S Hospital
George P. Louth
Taylor
Louth
South
Kansas Traffic Log From Topeka Daily Death Toll Update
AP reports Kansas traffic death log covers 48 hours ending Monday July 7 in Topeka area. Details list fatalities and locations as officials tally road casualties.
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Topeka
Kansas
Longtime Scott City resident Thomas Conder dies at 86
Thomas Walker Conder 86 died Saturday in Scott County Hospital after a long illness. Born November 10, 1876 in Perry County Illinois he worked as a cowboy in Colorado and New Mexico. He married Pear Naomi Hopkins in 1902. she died in 1953. He married Harriett Dunlap in 1954 and returned to Scott City. Survived by widow, three sons, two daughters, a stepdaughter, a sister, 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Weinmann Funeral Home Chapel Scott City. Burial Healy Cemetery. Funeral officiants were Elders Glenn Ryan and Robert Ellsworth.
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Scott City
Thomas Walker Conder
Scott County
Perry County
Lenn
San Luis Valley
Colorado
New Mexico
Pear Naomi Hopking
la Plata
Colo
Conders
Healy
Beaver Creek
Mr. Conder
Harriett Dunlap
Raton
N.M
Conder
Donald
Concord
Calif
Perry
Delores
Calo
Lyle
Denver
Connie Owens
Leon
Thelma Buell
Marienthal
Rhode Conder
Mary Warrick
Las Vous
Nev
Wein‘mann
Glenn Ryan
Robert Ellsworth
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Healy Cemetery
Mrs Lydia Pearson dead at Leopold Hospital Garden City
Mes Lydia A Pearson known as Lydia Pearson died Saturday evening at Leopold Hospital Garden City after a six month illness. Born April 21 1880 in Stranton Iowa she had lived in the area for many years and came at the
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Lydia A. Pearson
Leopold Hospital
Garden City
Stranton
Iowa
Pearl Atchinson longtime Scott County resident dies
Pearl Atchinson 46 a Scott City resident and former Scott County Treasurer died Sunday morning in a Scott County rest home Born July 29 1886 at Larned she moved to Scott County in 1903 She was a Methodist and Royal Neighbor of America member Survivors include sister Dora Hull and brother Charles Atchinson Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Methodist Church with Rev Elmer Rinkel officiating Burial will be in Scott County Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home in charge
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Burdick
Kan
Lincolnville
Gust Pearsson
Pearson
G. J. Anderson
Kermit Pearson
San Mateo
Calif
Walter Oliver
Salina
Sadie Oliver
Colby
Weinmann Chapel
F. A. O'Kelley
Hebron Lutheran Church
Gary RK
Gable
Hebron Lutheran Cemetery
Scott City
Pearl Atchinson
Scott Cillan
Scott County
Larned
Methodist
Royal Neighbors of America
Atchinson
Grigston
Dora Hull
Charles Atchinson
Enid
Oklo
Elmer Rinkel
Weinmann
Three Garden City Brothers Caught Stealing Fireworks
A trio of brothers aged 6 9 and 12 were caught by sheriff deputies Saturday night while attempting to steal fireworks from Appliance Service Center on Route 1. The 9 and 12 year olds had entered Friday and removed a quantity of fireworks. no charges were filed and they were released to their parents to make restitution.
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Garden City
Rt. 1
Kenneth Wicks
Wicks
Don Wilson
Breeding Seen for Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Lud Strand of the National Agricultural Advisory Commission plans to recommend Floyd Breeding for the post. The commission meets in Washington Tuesday and Wednesday to decide the appointment, Breeding who was defeated for reelection last year is an agricultural assistant at the Department of Agriculture seeking new overseas markets.
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Brewster
Kan
Lud Strand
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Kansas
Floyd Breeding
Washington
Breeding
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Country Doctor Drifts Toward Argentina Presidency
Argentina voters backed a country doctor in the presidential race while exiled dictator Peron faced a setback. About 14 percent cast blank ballots, normally higher under Peronist orders, possibly due to Solano Lima’s exclusion. With half counted, Illia led with 25 percent, Alende and Aramburu trailed, and the blank ballots numbered 680,960 as seven other candidates shared the remainder of 4.63 million counted ballots.
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Frank N Manitzas
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Juan D. Peron
Vincente Solano Lima
Arvfro Wie
Congress
Illia
Oscar Alende
Pedro Aramburu
Don Nadie
Nobody
Traffic Deaths Set A Record During Holiday
The four day Independence Day period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday produced 533 traffic deaths, a record for a four day holiday, with estimates suggesting final totals could reach 550 to 650. The National Safety Council cited avoidable causes such as excessive speed and failure to yield.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Move Intends to Isolate Cuba with Financial Ban
Washington reports that the United States bans any financial transactions with Cuba to isolate the Fidel Castro regime. The State Department will release details later. no American bank may participate in Cuba transactions though Cuban refugees may send funds to family with valid justification.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Department
Hemisphere
American Bank of Commercial Enterprise
Hospitals Today at St Catherine and Dismissals List
Schedule of hospital admissions at St Catherine with names including Mrs James Adams Lyle Pickett Maria Schmidt Mrs Vivian Thomas and others on Saturday and Sunday. Dismissals include Mrs Arthur Urteago Mrs Freddie Monro and Rita and Joe Alexander among others.
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St. Catherine
James Adams
Lyle Pickett
Maria Schmidt
Kismet
Vivian Thomas
Lakin
Donald Martell
N. Std
Jennie Derby
Richard Kopper
Ingalls
Henry Ball
Cimarron
Sherrie Pinkston
Dighton
Julius Finke
Garden City
Ann Irion
Syracuse
Larry
Donald Jacob
Bancroft
Steven Wolf
Scott City
Arthur Urteago
Bernard
Tex
Freddie Monro
Star Rt
Arrests on liquor charges in Kansas region
Another Garden City man faces illegal liquor sale charges. Paul Thomas Farr of Rt. 1, Finney County sheriff officials say Farr sold liquor to agents of the Alcohol Control Board in Topeka and was to appear in court today. Ysabel Orosco of the Veteran's Cab Co. was in court Wednesday on the same charge. her hearing is set for July 10, she was released on a $500 bond.
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Paul Thomas Farr
Rt. 1
Finney County
Farr
Alcohol Control Board
Topeka
Ysabel Orosco
Veteran’s Cab Co
Orosco
Three ministers linked to sex scandal in Britain
London AP reports The People names three more government ministers tied to sex scandal rumors. Lord Denning, probing Profumo matter, has been told compromising photographs exist involving ministers, with connections to Christine Keeler and a Soviet attache. The paper says one image appeared in a divorce case.
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London
People
Lord Denning
Macmillan
Denning
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Births and notices in Garden City and area
Birth notices list a dozen entries from St Catherine and Raynesford Clinic citing births in Garden City area including many residents and dates in July. Additional items include a 4 son at Martell, a daughter to Kepper Ingalls, and Paul Schupman Jr. at 2005 N AN with times and weights. Also includes a warranty deed, marriage licenses for Harrell and Nevin, Taldo and Cook, Gillan and Caldwell, plus arrests for drunkenness and traffic offenses, and various civil and police actions with names and addresses.
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Lotis Nusser
Copeland
Fred F. Wilshusen
Manter
Arnold A. Brown
Washington
Paul Criger
Shady Lawn
Richard C. Daniels
Elsworth
St. Catherine
Jesse Vulgamore
St. John
Harriet Stinometz
Jenny
Elsie Renshaw
Earl Neely
Dean Bowen
Gibson
John Baier
James Armstrong
Frederick
Raymond Andrews
Jierceville
John Deynan
Robert Hernandez
Spencer
Donald i Martell
Richard Kepper
Ingalls
Raynesford Clinic
Paul Schupman Jr
Pam
Gladys Finnap Nolan
E. M. Schreiber
Garden City
Claude William Harrell
Thelma _ Nevin
Donald E. Taldo
Judith L. Cook
Dwayne David Gillan
Marilyn Kay Caldwell
Traffic Accidents Reported Across City Over Weekend
Saturday at 5 17 p m in the 1000 block N Main cars driven by Arthur Wallace 609 W Olive moderate damage and Barry Lynn Hinkle 605 Wheat ridge minor damage. Saturday at 9 13 p m in the 300 block N 10th parked car owned by Larry Bayer 426 N 10th moderate damage and car driven by Doris M Aguleria 903 Inge minor damage. Monday at 3 a m in the 300 block WN Main pickup owned by Helmrick and Payne 210 N Main minor damage and truck driven by Robert Baier 1211 Gibson no damage.
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Arthur Wallace
W. Olive
Barry Lynn Hinkle
Wheatridge
Larry Bayer
Doris M. Aguleria
Inge
Helmrick and Payne
Robert Baier
Gibson
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Allen’s Safety Center
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