Greek Royalty Visit Marred by Agitators Outside Buckingham
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika arrived for a state visit as police repelled a protest by Communists, anarchists and pacifists. A 50-strong demonstration near the palace and a scuffle near the station highlighted tensions while a militant group calls for Greece to free political prisoners.
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Lonton
ADP
Paul
Frederika
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Station
Wigabeth I
Arilain
Tolice
Kenneth Brown
Palner
Terry Chandler
Save Greece Now
Hwsband
Betty Ambatielos
Ambatielos
Britain
Militant Committee of 100
Greece
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices
AP reports Kansas City cattle and hog prices with cattle and calf demand steady to higher. High grade steers reach 25.25 to 25.50, prime heifers 24.50, cows 14.25 to 15.50. vealers 22 to 25. Sheep show steady bidding with spring lambs 19.75 to 22.00 and general sheep 17 to 20. Market notes barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, sows steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Moderate Trade In Stock Market Ny AP Rally Ahead
Moderate stock gains spread across rails, r mirrors and steels as a broad recovery took hold in midsession. The Dow rose 3.86 to 11452, with industrials up and utilities advancing, while airlines and chemicals also climbed amid hopes Kennedy averts a nationwide railway strike.
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New York
Mioderate
Kennedy
Douglas
Dow Jones
Nuon
American Stock Exchange
Teenager Sentenced To Industrial School For Break-ins
A 15 year old from Garden City was found guilty in juvenile court of breaking into Security Gilly on June 29 and admitted to Officer Richard Rohleder that he also broke into Miller Service Swallow and store on June 22. He is held in county jail awaiting transfer to the Boys Industrial School in Topeka.
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Garden City
Topeka
Security
Gilly
Richard Rohleder
Miller Service
Swallow and Store
Wie
Garnett Moves to Stop Future Riots
Garnett town officials consider closing town areas during events to curb riots after a pre-dawn melee by hundreds of beer drinkers during Garnett’s Grand Prix races. A police officer died of a heart attack amid the disturbance as residents debate stricter crowd controls and possible a future race with restricted street drinking.
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Garnett
Kan
Puliceman
Ashley Maris
Garnet
National Guard
Maris
Kansas
Death notice for Mrs. Alice E. Domingo in Garden City
Mrs. Alice E. Domingo, 75, of 20 W. Kansas, died unexpectedly at home May 29. Born December 14, 1887 in Colwich, she moved to Finney County in 1920 and Garden City in 1945. Survived by two sons Clarence of Dodge City and Paul of Andyville Ky, a daughter Mrs Marie Connardy Moore, five brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral by Phillips-White Funeral Home.
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Alice E. Domingo
Kansas
Colwich
Finney Comunty
Garden City
Joan Domingo Noy
Aust
Dontingo
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Clarence
Dodge City
Paul
Andyville
Marie Connardy
Moore
Fivo
Tom Gatlin
Burnside Drive
Joby Gatlin
Lakin
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Roy G Mull Sr 70 Dighton resident dies after long illness
Roy G Mull Sr 70 longtime Dighton resident died Monday at Lane County Hospital after a long illness. He was born October 5, 1892 in Caney. A 49 year member of the Masonic Lodge. Survived by widow, a son Roy G Mull Jr of Dighton and a daughter Mrs Clarence Moos of Wichita. Funeral Thursday at 10 am at the Dighton Christian Church with Rev Arion Snord grass officiating. Burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery with Masonic graveside services.
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Dighton
Roy G. Mull Sr
Lane County Hospital
Thy
Caney
Masonic Lodge
Suvivors
Cone
Roy G. Mull Jr
Clarence Moos
Wichita
Dighton Christian Church
Arion Snordgrass
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Jaycee Training School for Officers Held at Civic Center
District No. 2 Jaycees conducted a training school for new officers Sunday at the Civic Center. About 40 area participants attended as the program outlined officer duties and key areas of importance. Dark Schwartz, Kansas Jaycee president, attended the meeting sponsored by the state organization and presented by area vice presidents and national directors.
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Jaycees
Civic Center
Dark Schwartz
Kansas
Jaycee
Explorers Plan Canoe Trip From Santa Fe Trail Council
Two Explorer crews from the Santa Fe Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, will depart tomorrow for Ely Minnesota for a 10 day canoe journey through northern Minnesota and southern Canada under Lavere Walker of Johnson. They will then route to the Black Hills of South Dakota and Region 10 canoe base on July 4 to resume with local guides. The high water reports and short portages aid fishing along wilderness waters as they supplement trail rations with fresh catch. The council Philmont expedition recently completed a 10 day high country trip in New Mexico. Council wilderness camps near Hartsel Colorado and Lake George begin staff weeks on July 21. Over 1,000 Southwest Kansas Scouts and Explorers will attend council sponsored camps this summer.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Ely
Minn
Minnesota
Canada
Lavere Walker
Johnson
Black Hills
South Dakota
Region 10
Council Philmont
New Mexico
Council
Hartsel
Colo
Wily
Lake George
Kansas
Hospital and Legal Notices Summary Card
Admissions list for St. Catherine and surrounding areas includes Lewis Roderick Sr Copeland Susan Peoples Gardendale Tony Arteayn 608 E Santa Fe Eugene Deaver 1207 Park Wool Kate Wilkens Mrs J C Smith Melvin Taylor Sr 106 E Chestnut and Mrs Wallace Kublinan Dakin Dismissals show George Louth Danny George Blaine Williams Mrs Clifford Manley Carl Christenson Russell James Maxfield Jr Roger Smith Mrs Gilbert Zimmerman Births report a daughter to Yong Arteaga 606 E Santa Fe time 4 35 p m weight 6 9, Warranty Deeds record transfers for Isidoro Saiz to Isidoro L Saiz Maek Smith to Ben Meier and related lot configurations in Hollamb Fairmount Stevens additions.
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St. Catherine
Blaine Williams
N. Ath
Clifford Manley
N. Main
Carl Christenson
Ander
Russell James Maxfield Jr
Hazeb
Roger Smith
Scott City
Gilbert Zimmerman
Yong Arteaga
E. Santa Fe
Josefita ‘Saiz
Isidoro L. Saiz
Hollamb
Rober
L. Jackson
Howard B. Smith
Fairmount
Maek. Smith
Ben ©. Meier
Iblock
Stevens Addition
Courts County Abate Action Names Rog Edwards and Pine
Court records show Mrs Rog Lomb Edwards and Gor E Pine listed in an abatement matter. Insufficiencies noted in filings prompt further legal steps and possible hearings.
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Rogler Edwards
Gor E. Pine
Legal notices and fines in Garden City district court
The Garden City district court lists multiple cases including illegal liquor sale pleas, drunkenness fines, speeding and no license charges, and improper driving. Notable entries cover Paul Farr plea, Ray Mosby sentence of 30 days, Theodore Witman fine, several speeding tickets, no license or registration issues, and paroled or committed statuses, plus a historical note about a Moslem warrior supplying ice centuries before air conditioning.
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Paul Farr
Rt. 1
Ray Mosby
Thedore F. Witman
Garden City
Holcomb
Ben Holiman
Scott City
Department of Revenue
Chet Graham
Old Corral
Oscar Gonzales Ortegon
Plainview
Tex
Harry P. Hatfield Jr
E. Hackberry
Robert Lee Mosby
N. Main
Eldon LaVerne Earl
Charles Richard Pickens
William A. Anglin
Pasadena
Earnest Cl
Lawson
Okla
Valentine Allala Hernandez
Deerfield
Herbert RB. Patrick
Adolph Ralph Nance
Stobert Lee Mosby
Oscar G. Ortepon
James W. Adams
Artur Wallace
Manuel
Longoria
Harry E. Bedker
Harry FP. Hatfield Jr
William Lloyd Hughes
John Morris Smith
Merle Allen Peitz
Arkansas law triggers mass wedding plans in Star City
Star City and Benton host mass weddings after Arkansas law voids marriages for underage brides or grooms. Hundreds of couples face voided ceremonies and seek new weddings as Social Security offices report many inquiries from Arkansas and other states. Some couples hold second ceremonies while others plan for upcoming weekend events involving multiple couples.
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Star City
Ark
Arkansas
Benton
Social Security Administration
James BR. Merryman
Little Hock
Rights Hearings on Three Fronts in Washington
Congress probes civil rights policy as Burk Marshall testifies on coverage scope. Senate panel debates public accommodations while Thurmond warns of constitutional issues and Kennedy seeks female aid at the White House. About 300 women expected at Kennedy session with top business leaders to follow.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Justice Department
Burke Marshall
Marshall
House Labor and Education
Anthony J. Celabrezze
Nalpower
Adam Clayton Powell
Senate
Thurmond
Mandy Says Rumors False In Profumo Scandal Case
London. Mandy Rice-Davies denies rumors of a faked death connected to the Profumo affair. Peter Rachman reportedly died last fall. Labor MP Ben Parkin questions the death, citing possible body switching. Mandy describes Rachman as indisputably dead and recounts his collapse in her arms two days before his death. Audrey, Rachman’s wife, identified the body. Mandy met with Lord Denning, who is probing security aspects of John Profumo’s affair.
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London
Mandy Rice Davies
Peter Rachman
Mandy
Christine Keeler
Ben Parkin
Rachman
Commons
West End
Fleet Street
Paris
Bermuda
Audrey
Lord Denning
John Profimo
Christine
Peace Corps test slated at Garden City Post Office
A non competitive Peace Corps placement test will be given at 9 30 am July 20 at the Garden City Post Office. The event is one of more than 800 test locations. Firefighters were called to 203 S 5th to fight a grass fire at Jesse Ledesma home causing minor fence damage. Deputy M P Reeve of Garden City was re appointed today by Governor John Anderson to the veterinary examiners board.
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Garden City
Peacee Corps
203
Jesse Ledesma
Dy. M. P. Reeve
John Anderson
Board of Veterinary Examiners
Police Seek Claude Herrell Missing From Lawton Job
Garden City police seek Claude Herrell of Lawton Oklahoma who walked off a work gang painting parking stripes at about 335 am today. He is being sought after failing to post a 23 dollar bond on a drunkenness charge and is retained in the city jail.
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Claude Herrell
Lawton
Okla
Garden City
Herrell
California and Florida gain voice at 1964 GOP convention
The GOP delegates plan for 1,308 total votes in San Francisco, with California rising from 70 to 86 votes and Florida from 26 to 34. New York remains largest with 92, while West Virginia drops to 14. Bonus votes possible if Republican governors or senators are elected.
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Washington
California
Florida
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Connecticut
Louisiana
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Atlantic City
GOP
New York
Kentucky
Mississippi
Kalvesta Sees Wet June in Finney County
In Kalvesta Kansas a soggy June brought 5.35 inches of rain across nine wet days, measured by Mrs. Alvin Lillibridge. The moist June followed months of drought. six months into 1963 moisture reached 12.58 inches, with past three summers showing higher totals and May adding 4.60 inches.
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Kalvesta
Finney County
Panhandle
Alvin Lillibridge
Baker Re-Enlists For Six Years In Navy
Phillip C. Baker re-enlisted for six years and will be stationed at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Washington. He is on leave from service and is a veteran of four years in the Air Force. Baker is a Garden City High School graduate and the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Baker of 301 North Center.
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Phillip C. Baker
Navy
Whidbey Island
Wash
Naval Air Station
Baker
Walter Baker
N. Center
Air Force
Garden City High School
Stengel in ROTC training at Fort Sill
George J. Stengel Jr a Texas A&M cadet attends the general military science ROTC camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma to become a future Army officer. He is among 1801 cadets arriving June 15 with six weeks of intensive training starting June 17.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps
Fort Sill
Okla
George J. Stengel Jr
Texas A&m College
George J. Stengel
Ft. Sill
Rains Bypass Dighton Area
Rainfall in Dighton during June totaled 2.50 inches, well below area highs. Weather observer Nolen Yates notes scorching heat, while the first half of 1853 recorded 7.22 inches in Dighton, the lowest in years, compared with 12.10 inches for several previous six-month periods.
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Dighton
Lane County
Kansas
Nolen Yates
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