Pope John XXIII Laid In State At Vatican
Vatican City mourns as Pope John XXIII dies at 81 after stomach tumor and peritonitis. His body lies in state at St Peter's Basilica as cardinals, diplomats, and Vatican citizens pay respects. Nine day mourning begins with con clave to choose his successor set for mid June.
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Wettest May In Several Years Recorded
Garden City finally saw drought end in May with 3.24 inches at the Kansas State University experiment station northeast of town. May totals reached 4.38 inches locally, compared with 5.46 last year and 4.04 in 1961. The rainiest days were May 5 with 1.25 inches and May 19 with 1.08 inches. The airport weather station reported 90s and a high of 96 on May 8 and a low of 99 on May 20.
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Garden City Weather May Diverge From Official Plan
The column notes Garden City official rain readings differed from airport measurements citing a 0.65 inch tally at the airport versus a trace from midnight to 6 a.m. It praises the airport weather team while urging a local reporting station be established, and briefly mentions a 1986 Garden City yearbook found at a local auction with portraits of business leaders and population figures.
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Helen Stowell
Ray Wilcox
Lester McCoy
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Ellsworth Sherman
Orville Nanninga
Ralph Kersey
Ray Deitchfield
H. C. Sartorius
Roy Leopold
Alfred Kelfer
Frank Conard
Clifford R. Hope
Finney County
Kansas
Debris Found From Northwest Airlines DC-7 Plunge off Alaska Coast
Debris from a Northwest Airlines DC-7 military charter aircraft was found 60 miles off the British Columbia coast. The wreckage included life jackets luggage and a metal section. officials confirmed the plane with 101 aboard from McChord Air Force Base disappeared after attempting to climb from 14 000 to 18 000 feet. Survivors were not expected. search parties included a Canadian coast guard cutter a Japanese freighter and a seaplane amid prior Gulf of Alaska and Sitka incidents involving military charters.
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May rainfall ends long Leoti dry spell in 1963
Weather observer L. E. Gorsuch reports Leoti Kansas received 2.57 inches of rain in May 1963, ending a lengthy dry spell. The totals compare with 1961 and 1960, while five month moisture at 5.32 inches trails 1962's pace. January through April rain measured at 0.64, 0.03, 1.62, and 0.56 inches respectively.
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Rainy May Ends in Scott City Weather Record
Scott City saw 2.66 inches of rain in May, mostly after May 16, with rain on 19 of the last 16 days. The month was the wettest since 1958, contrasting past totals of 3.89 inches in 1958 and varying years since.
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Doug Baker
Garden City Board Discusses Classroom Space
Garden City school board discussed adding classroom space at Georgia Matthews Elementary, weighing block steel and trailer options. Two steel firms presented proposals. plan for a two room building about 1.50 square feet, action delayed for more inquiry.
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Couple Exchange Vows Aboard Airborne Wedding Flight
In Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Has Irion wed Sunday aboard a rented six passenger plane at 7500 feet en route to Wichita. The ceremony occurred between Lewis and Pretty Prairie with Bob Burton piloting from Syracuse. After landing the couple hosted a reception in Garden City with Donald Tote erls and the First Baptist Church pastor attending. The flying Farmers members planned the event to fulfill their airborne wedding wish.
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Tenant Farmer's Boy to Pope of Peace Editors Note Bennett
Vatican City report traces Angelo Roncalli from Bergamo boy who walked miles to school to Pope John XXIII. Birth November 25, 1881, early schooling, Bergamo seminary, Rome scholarship, army service, ordination in 1904, path to becoming supreme pontiff and figure of unity and peace.
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Horse Drags Finney Youth in Creek Ride Accident
Dewitt Richman 18 suffered severe bruises and abrasions after a horse dragged him about a mile in swollen Pawnee Creek waters near Garden City. He was knocked unconscious when the sweatshirt snagged on the saddle horn. he regained consciousness and drove for help.
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Weather looks to turn stormy this evening
Partly cloudy and warm conditions persist into Wednesday with scattered storms. Severe weather possible tonight with heavy rain hail and damaging winds. southerly winds strengthen ahead of storms, lows around 60s, highs in the 80s, with locally noticed weather risk across multiple areas.
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Agreement in Principle on Rights Package
President Kennedy to push for voluntary desegregation in hotels restaurants stores and theaters after meeting with 100 businessmen as he seeks congressional approval for a civil rights package. Humphrey reports a plan including private business nondiscrimination and public accommodation bans with federal aid for desegregated districts and attorney general suits.
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Dighton Ends May With Near Five Inches Of Rain
Rainy May in Dighton totaled 4.25 inches, with most occurring in the month's latter half. Observer Nolen Yates notes moisture for the five previous months totals 4.72 inches, well below recent years, though May was stronger than a year ago.
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Lane County
Garden Sass: A Syracuse Bridegroom Literally Lifts Off
The Syracuse magazine piece profiles a groom whose wedding is marked by a literal lift off as he balances on floating garden flair. It blends whimsy and chic horticulture with a playful wedding vibe.
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