Crop Land Conversion Is A Must
The Agriculture Department says U S farmers must convert more cropland to pasturage to meet beef demand over the next seven years. Beef cattle should rise 5 percent annually to 99.6 million by 1970 from 74.0 million now, requiring about 14 million additional grazing acres. Current cropland-to-grazing programs move 1 million acres next year and 40 million by 1970, but this falls short of the needed acres. Government payments aid pasture establishment, as fed cattle prices are expected to rise later this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Oarder
Department
Kansas City Livestock Prices From Market Report
Kansas City market report shows cattle and calves steady with steer prices around 25.25 while cows list 14.00 to 15.00 and vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hog futures rise with barrows and gilts up about 25 per hundredweight and sows up 50. Readouts include mixed ranges for hogs and various mis-typed figures across categories.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dighton Mourns Nolen Yates Longtime Weather Observer
Nolen Yates 80 a Dighton resident and merchant died Wednesday at Line County Hospital after a long career as a weather observer and local businessman. He ran a cigar store on Dighton’s main street and posted weather data there, born February 6 1883 in Washington County Kentucky. Survived by son Bruce daughter Melba Yates four sisters three brothers and other relatives. Funeral at 1000 am Friday at Dighton Christian Church with burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery. Niles Funeral Home in charge.
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Dighton
Nolen, Yates
Line County Hospital
Washington County
Amy
Tom
Healy
Hobart
Shields
Larvey
Dighton Christian Church
Arlee Snodgrass
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Niles Funeral Home
Funeral for Fred Drussel in local Baptist church
Fred Drussel Doussel longtime rancher and farmer dies Tuesday at St Catherine Hospital. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m at First Baptist Church Rev Herman Livie to officiate. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Crna Funeral Home today 4 to 9 30 p m.
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Fred Doussel
S. Sun HG
Thy
First Baptist Church
Herman
Livie
Valley View Cemetery
Friends Qo
Crna Funeral
Deussel
St Catherine Hospital
Mrs. George H. Roth 81 Dies in Guymon Oklahoma
Mrs George H Roth 81 longtime Marguerite Noun Garden principal died last Friday in Guymon Oklahoma after illness. She had lived in the area and suffered in the last months with nursing strains. Funeral held Sunday at Tyrone Oklahoma Methodist Church with interment in Tyrone Cemetery.
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George H. Roth
Marguerite Noun Garden
Guymon
Oklo
Not Surprised Says Sen Tower on Cuban Subversives
Sen John Tower says he is not surprised by a State Department report that 15 to 20 potential subversive agents left Cuba for other Caribbean lands. He calls Cuba a training ground for saboteurs and propagandists. Sen Kenneth Keating also cites the report as evidence of increased Cuban subversion. State Department spokesman Richard J. Phillips said the group left via Grand Cayman Island and may have flown on Soviet made planes, with transfers to San Jose Costa Rica and other Caribbean points.
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Washington
John Tower
R-Tex
State Department
Cuba
Caribbean
Tower
Fidel Castro
Kenneth B. Keating
New York Republican
Rochester
N.Y
Richard J. Phillips
Grand Cayman Island
Curt
London
Phillips
Willian CL Cramer
R-Fla
Miami News
San Jose
Costa Rica
Man Gives up Run for Freedom in Blue Springs
William Virgil McCracken, once a Georgia liquor store felon who escaped prison, surrendered in Blue Springs Missouri after seeking to marry a widow with three children. He told authorities he wished to face his past and was jailed on a federal warrant while Georgia officers were notified of the status of his case. The Rev Hankins described him as rehabilitated and a good man.
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Blue Springs
William Virgil McCracken
McCracken
Kansas City
Leg Hankins
First Christian Church
Hanking
Hankins
Georgia
Mr. Stankins
Claude Mowery
Mowery
Despondent Man Kills Children in Missouri Trail
GRANDVIPW Mo AP A father despondent over his wife's divorce suit shot and killed his two children then died by suicide. Victims: James Coy Reddell 2, James Harold Reddell 9, Mameline Reddell 8. Brother Charles Reddell 27 found the bodies after failing to stop the tragedy.
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Grandvipw
James Coy Reddell
James Harold Reddell
Mamelanie Reddell
Wichita
Charles Reddell
Ali
Reddell
City Receives Safety Plaque for Traffic Record
Garden City received a plaque for distinguished traffic safety. For March 7, 1962 to March 7, this year, 40 city vehicles logged 325,039 miles with seven accidents, an average of 2.17 per 100,000 miles, well below the 3.11 national rate. City Manager Deane Wiley called it the first such award to city employees. accident-free staff will get safety pins. The award is from Firemen's Insurance Co of New Jersey American Fire Loyalty Group, with Miller Insurance Agency as local agent.
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Deane Wiley
J. H. Whaeler
Firemen's Insurance Co
Everett Miller
Miller” Insurance Agency
Garden City
National Safety Council
Newark
America Fire Loyalty Group
Miller Insurance Agency
Work resumes on Kennedy tax cut bill in Congress
The House Ways and Means Committee will review tax cut provisions section by section starting Monday. Key issue remains the depth of rate reductions and dividend taxation. Thornberry’s possible Senate-confirmed resignation could shift a House seat to John Young. Kennedy foresees 1962 shaping global politics toward diversity and freedom in the Public Papers foreword.
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House
Kennedy
Rep
Homer Thornberry
D-Tex
Congress
House Rules Committee
Thornberry
Texas
Senate
John Young
Young
Jfk
United States
National Archives and Records Services
General Services Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars color guard return to WWII uniforms
Greenville Ohio veterans of the VFW color guard won permission to wear their World War II uniforms in parades again after a difficult effort. Bob Slonaker Paul Wiley Curley Fachl and Lowell Martin followed strict diet regimens to fit into the attire.
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Greenville, Ohio
Greenville’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McNamara Reports $1 Billion Savings in Pentagon Buybacks
Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara told President Kennedy the Pentagon saved $1 billion in the just-ended fiscal year, with total potential savings near $4 billion over five years. He cited efficiency gains, a shift of inventories for current use, and canceled $700 million in planned procurement.
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Washington
CAI — Secretnry
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Bioking
McNomura
Amilitary
Department
United States
Hospitals Admissions and dismissals roll at St Catherine
Admissions list includes Mrs Harold Purdy Deerfield Mrs Roy Murphy 1017 N 6th Lea Royce Noll 1009 Bancroft and several others. Dismissals feature Paul Quarles Bryan Swank Mrs Robert McGaugh and Sherry Dimitt among names. Births note a daughter to Donald and Hickey at 804 Hamline and two other births at St Catherine.
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St. Catherine
Harold Purdy
Deerfield
Roy Murphy
Lea Royce Noll
Bancroft
Epitonio Garcia
Bernard Gerber
Imperial Rt
St. Catherine Paul Quarles
Scott City
Charles Sampley
Bryan Swank
Robert McGaugh
E. Fulton
Robert Kallaus Sr
Kinsley
Sherry Dimitt
Steven Wolf
Pearl Lindner
N. Ard
Vivian Thomas
Lakin
Elva Perez
Daniel Lowry
Magnolia
Lyle Pickett
Terry Barnest
Holcom
Donald Martell
N., Ltd
Donald Hickey
Hamline
Joel Taylor
Property Transfers and Deeds Across City Subdivisions
Legal notices list quitclaim and warranty deeds transferring lots and tracts among C H Mc Cart Louis Angeles Tuber C F Mc Graw William Co Fraze Howard B Smith Marion L Dale Ad die M Thompson and Duane B E West with parcels located in Holmes Heights Stevens and Stav eng Additions and adjacent areas.
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C. H. McCart
Louis Angeles
Addie M. Thompson
Staveng Addition
Duane BE. West
Rich
Land transfer notice for multiple parcels in City additions
Garden City and L Henry along with others transfer tracts in Teitelbaum's Addition and Hower ton's replat to J Leo Fife and to Key Homes Inc. Parcel details include outlet 4 of Teitelbaum's Addition and specific portions of Holmes Third Addition and adjacent lots in Hower ton's replat.
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L. Henry
Et Ux
Teitelbaum
Louis Angeles
Courts Unfilled Speeding and Drunk Cast Court Fines
A list of speeding violations with defendants including UNTV Fired-Lee D Allen Ben S Robinson James Patterson and others plus penalties of 10 dollars and 5 dollar costs for most, several drunk driving charges with 20 dollar costs, and additional fines for unsafe vehicle licensing and mufflers. Names include Cheryl Ann Walls Michael Dewitt Tinney Aaron E Sheets Thomas Sanders Glen Cochran Cleon Dugger Sidney Flynn Gerald Grady and Eldon Law Verne Earl and Jose Luis Jaramilla.
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UNTV
Lee D. Allen
Topeka
Ben S. Robinson
Twin Falls
Idaho
James Patterson
Rt. 1
Bill Swearengen
Jim Dunsworth
Deerfield
Curtis Green
William H. Wilson
Snyder
Okla
Charles William Brown
Cheryl Ann Walls
Michael Dewitt Tinney
Jose Luis Jaramillo
Artesia Wells
Tex
Aaron E. Sheets
N. Ltd
Thomas Sanders
Shawnee
Glen Leroy Cochran
Bell
Calif
Cleon Monsa Dugger
Stone Hotel
Sidney Gail Flynn
Evans
Gerald Lee Grady
Gardendale
Eldon Law Verne Earl
Cheryl Ann Wells
Michael D. Finney
Charles R. Pickens
Jose Luis Jaramilla
Garden Citian Is Arrested For Break-In At Hartman Cafe
A 20 year old Garden Citian, Richard Eugene Rotramel of 104 S Main, Holcomb, was arrested about 1 a.m. today on a complaint of destruction of private property after allegedly breaking into Hartman Cafe and Service Station and taking about 97 dollars worth of meat, beer and cigarettes. Most items recovered. police note possible links to other Holcomb and Pierceville break-ins including at Security Oil Co. Rotramel faces grand larceny and burglary charges.
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Garden Citian
Holcomb
Finney County
Richard Eugene Rotramel
S. Main
Rotramel
Richard Rohleder
Rahleder
Kenneth Wicks
Pierceville
Security Oil Co
Tiehleder
Oil Co
Rotram
Boat Burns, Most Rescued on River Plate Disaster
The overnight Ciudad de Asuncion, 2330 ton ship with 550 capacity, caught fire about 50 miles from Buenos Aires on the Montevideo run and sank in the River Plate. About 400 of 421 aboard were rescued as fog hindered some craft. Two navy patrol boats Murature and King led the rescue with 250 and 159 aboard respectively. Dozens of vessels aided, with life boats and survivors ferried to safety amid chaotic conditions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
River Plate
Coast Guard
Ciudad de Asuncio
Ciudad de Asuncion
King
Maritime Service
Uruguay
Ciudad de Buenos Aires
U.S
Mormacsur
Moore McCormack Lines
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Incorp Invest
Er Mutual Trust
Science
Canady
Winfield Grth
Nolen T. Yates
Fred Drussel
Mrs
Sen. Tower
Man
Norway
THE
Associated Press
News From
Garden Chay Telegram
Ener Nt
Curtis Studio
John Elsey
Dave Elsey
Parkwood
Charles Maylender
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
John
Elks Lodge
Europe
Battle Creek
Mich
Navy
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
Oz International
Ars
Ava N. Gth
Joy Taylor
Carl Anderson
Rodney Conley
Maynard Egan
Sam Graysitt
Hackberry
Glen Travers
Inge
P. C. Michel
Chesterfield
Marjorie Deaton
Imperial
Geri LeClerc
Norton Eisner
B. Spruce
Howard Baldwin
Lowell Whitson
Shallow Walter
Maria Schmidt
Kismat
Nicholasa Ortiz
Taylor
Legals
Henry Hall Agency
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