Stevenson Tour Gets Good Start in Venezuela
Stevenson on a South American mission opened with cordial welcome in Caracas. He met with President Betancourt and officials, held a two hour private talk, then dinner. The U S envoy emphasized economic and social goals and denied seeking a Cuba alliance. He heads to Buenos Aires tomorrow during an 18 day, 10 nation tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Atlaf
Stevenson
South America
Romulo Betancourt
U.S
United Nations
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Betancourt
Marcog Falcon Briceno
Teodoro Moscoso
Lincoln Gordon
Stavensori
Buenos Aires
Fidel Castro
Deaths at 52: Ed Hapes of Garden City remembered
Thomas Edward Ed Hapes 52 of 118 W Kansas Ave died unexpectedly of a heart attack Sunday at Brockover Feed Yards. He owned Ed Hapes Truck Line and ran a service station, moving to Garden City in 1929 from Hoxie. Born Sept 15 1908 in Orion, he married Pauline Plahkenhorn Oct 1 1931 in Jetmore. Survivors include wife two sons a daughter a brother and several siblings. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Garland Chapel with Karl Lorenzen officiating burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Thomas Edward
Ed) Hapes
Kansas Ave
Brockover
Jetmore
Eagles Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Donald
Inge
Arlen
Karen Lee
Cen
Trene Hayes
Levant
Frances Rector
McCook
Neb
Pirie Snyder
Denver
Colo
Mary Kelling
Kanorado
Fimneral
Garland Chapel
Karl Lorenzen
Bural
Valley View Cemetery
Wichita Man Pays FAA Fine
The Federal Aviation Agency collected a $100 fine from Jack R. Dixon of Wichita Kansas for drinking on a Braniff Airlines flight from Dallas to Oklahoma City on August 30. Companions Marion Zillcox of Wichita and Forest Tennant and Lee Isonagle of Hutchinson also paid fines in mid April for similar violations after the crew refused further liquor service. The men became boisterous and were asked to disembark in Oklahoma City before reaching their Wichita destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Jack R. Dixon
Wichita
Kan
FAA
Dixon
Marion Zillcox
Forest
Tennant
Lee Isonagle
Hutchinson
Braniff Airlines
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Truck Flips Near Sublette
A Dover Ark man Ralph Carmean escaped injury Sunday afternoon when his 1964 ton truck overturned north of Sublette on US 83. Driving alone at 3:45 p.m., he was en route to a farm work site near Scott City. The one-way traffic lasted about 30 minutes as the vehicle rolled onto its left side. damage was minor. Sheriff’s office and Kansas Highway Patrol investigated.
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Sublette
Arkansas
Here
Ralph Carmean
Dover
Ark
Scott City
US 83
Haskell-Finne
Carmean
Haskell
Sartorius earns bachelor degree from St Louis Univ
Terence E. Sartorius of 612 N Center received a bachelor’s degree from St Louis University’s College of Arts and Sciences at commencement exercises Saturday. He is the son of Dr and Mrs H C Sartorius, directors of the Migrant Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence E. Sartorius
N. Center
St. Louis University
College of Arts and Sciences
H.C. Sartorius
Accused Killer Diaz Shot to Death in City Battle
In Ciudad Trujillo retired Gen Juan Tomas Diaz the accused chief assassin of dictator Trujillo and his alleged accomplice Antonio de la Maza were killed in a gun fight after a house to house search by 100 soldiers and police. Diaz was 52 and died on the street. de la Maza died later in a military hospital. Authorities said de la Maza carried a gun Trujillo used in an ambush last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo
Diaz
Antonio de la Maza
de la Maza
Generalissimo Trujillo
Commencement Ready at K U As 1961 class graduates
Lawrence AP Kansas University holds its 89th annual commencement at Memorial Stadium. Registrar James K. Hitt notes 2172 degrees and certificates earned since 1960, with 1257 spring graduates, KU’s third largest class. Graduate degrees reach a new high of 60 Ph D and 19 Ed D. Wescoor delivers farewell address. speakers include Gov. John Anderson Jr and Whitley Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clarke Wescoer
John Anderson Jr
Whitley Austin Et Salina
Board of Regents
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices
Receipts show 859 cattle 384 hogs with fat cattle steady to 50 cents higher. Choice steers 22 to 23, cattle with light finish 20.50 to 21.50, Holsteins 18 to 19, cow market active. Hogs 190 to 250 pounds 16 to 16.50, 210 to 230 pounds 16.85 to 17, 250 to 270 pounds 15.50 to 16.00, sows 13.75 to 14.25, lambs 18 to 18.75, fine stocker calves 28 to 30.25, Holsteins 17 to 20. Bulls 17 to 18.50 per cwt.
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Kansas City
Migrant Ministry Director Arrives in Garden City
Francisco Tamez of Victoria Tamaulipas Mexico a junior at Texas A and I College Kingsville will direct the Garden City migrant ministry He is preparing for diplomatic service and speaks Spanish English and some French The project is an ecumenical effort by local churches with Kansas Council of Churches support A planning meeting is set at 7 30 pm at the Church of the Brethren for interested church members The program runs about six weeks starting with a day school for children next Monday and aims to aid migrant workers and families
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Church of the Brethren
Garden City
Marvin McMichael, Jr
Marvin McMichael
Kansas
Montana State University
Montana State Department of Forestry
Missoula
Mont
Francisco Tamez
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Texas A & I College
Kingsville
Presbyterian Church of Victoria
A & I. College
Georgia Matthews
Kansas Council of Churches
Harold B. Statler
E.G. Froyd
Division of Missions
Betty Whitaker
Austin
Texas
Division of Home Missions
National Council of Churches
Miss Whitaker
Tamer
First Baptist
Church of God
The
First Christian
K State Holds Commencement at Manhattan
Kansas State University conferred over 900 degrees at its 98th annual commencement. Three honorary Doctor of Laws were awarded to Russell I Thackery Paul C Mangelsdorf and Rear Admiral Du gene J Peltier. Principal speaker Thackery urged centennial observances as catalysts for educational progress and noted Kansas and Land Grant Act anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Russell I. Thackery
American Association of Land Grant
Paul C. Mangelsdorf
Botanical Museum
Harvard University
Dugene J. Peltier
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Truman Calls for Speedier Integration Action
Former President Harry S. Truman said progress toward integration is not fast enough but can be solved through common sense, not hammer and tongs, during a morning walk with about a dozen followers including CORE official James Peck who criticized his prior remarks. He urged goodwill and emphasized integration must come swiftly as right and necessary.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Jamey Peck
Birmingham
Ala
Peck
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
GOP Fights Omnibus Farm Bill at Senate Hearing
In Washington Republicans challenged the Kennedy administration omnibus farm bill, arguing it would expand the secretary of agriculture powers. Secretary Orville Freeman defended the measure, noting it would still face possible congressional veto, producer referenda, and limits on authority across quotas and advisory committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Orville L. Freeman
Bourke Hickenlooper Brown
House of Congress
Hickenhower
Freeman
Two-Car Crash Near Garden City Injures Three
A two-car collision four miles east of Garden City on US 50 about 8 40 p.m. Saturday left three people with minor injuries. James T Ferrell of Lakin and Clarence Knoll of Holcomb drove the cars, with Ferrell head lacerations and Carol and Robert Katz sustaining minor bruises. Sylvia Knoll escaped injury. Both cars sustained extensive damage.
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Garden City
James T. Ferrer
Lakin
Clarence Knoll
Holcomb
St. Catherine Hospital
Ferrell
Carol
Robert Katz
Sylvia Knoll
St Catherine admissions and dismissals list births update
Today at St Catherine admissions include Patricia Purcell Richard Sidlow Niles Burkett Donald Childers Albert Redinger Carla Lite Mrs Alton Garnand Brenda Wray Simmons Edith Farr and Rev Lloyd Holt among others. Dismissals cover Lewia Lyman Sheri Kuhlman Johnson Stevenson Heffernan Gray Gerber Bothwell Sidlow Burkett Rapp Winderlin Hacker Downing Lierle Dickenson Hawley LaShier Morgan and others. Births report a boy for Norman Staats and wife at 6 08 p m weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Patricia Purcell
Richard Sidlow
Niles Burkett
Donald Childers
Albert Redinger
Ulysses
Alton Garnand
Thor
Robert Katz
Holcomb
Edith Farr
Leopold L.N. Meyers
Scott City
Lloyd Holt
Pierceville
Lewia Lyman
Bancroft
Sheri Kuhlman
Lakin
Robert Johnson
Harold Stevenson
William Heffernan
Irving
Tex
Joseph Gray
Norbert Gerber
Ida
Ernest Bothwell
Conan
William Rapp
Alfred Winderlin
Charles Hacker
Lucien Downing
Kenneth Lierle
Dale Dickenson
Edna Hawley
Alan LaShier
Donal Morgan
Mulberry
Norman Staats
Conkling
Bonds Posted In Crowded No-Parking Zones
Police report two bonds posted for Larry Dwain Moler 810 Summit and James B Alley 109 W Hazel each $1 for parking in a no-parking zone. Traffic accidents occurred Saturday evening in the 400 block of North Main and later near Evang and Fulton and 1sl and Chestnut involving multiple drivers.
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Larry Dwain Moler
Summit
James B. Alley
W. Hazel
N. Main
Aubry Wayne Gibson
E. Maple
Russell Emerson Eisenbise
Evans
Evang and Fulton
James Herman
Taylor
Horace O'Neal Gay
1Sland
Chestnut
Don W. Hapes
Inge
Collision Report In Garden City Involves Several Drivers
In Garden City Jerry Edgar Dilley of 902 Maple, Sunday around 8:30 p.m. at Main and Chestnut, Cara driven by Douglas L. Frieson of 911 N. 7th, and Richard Wayne Smith of Deerfield were involved in a incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Edgar Dilley
Maple
Mainland
Chestnut
Cara
Douglas L. Frieson
Richard’ Wayne “Smith
Deerfield
Oil and Gas Leases Involving Emma Lingenfelder and Verna Nixon
Legals item listing oil and gas leases where Emma E. Lingenfelder assigns N% and 8% of a mineral interest in section 36 and 27 totaling 160 acres to Helmerich and Payne Inc, and Verna Faye Nixon with NEM shares in sections 36 and 35 totaling 18 acres, including NW14 of section 35, with related properties described in 22 and 27 townships.
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Emma E. Lingenfelder
Helmerich and Payne, Inc
Verna Faye ,Nixon
Et Air
NEM
Kansas Forestry Board Approves New Regulations
Pratt Kansas AP The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission met at Pratt for its first session to tentatively approve rules from the last Legislature. The measures include up land game bird stamps predator taking boating rules and private lake stocking with July 1 as effective date. The panel also awarded a 10 year concession to Harry D King at Webter Lake and tentatively approved transferring Cowley Lake concession from Roger Naegle to LeRoy Lack Arkansas City. A director’s appointment was not discussed though Topeka session last Wednesday said action would come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Harry D. King
Webter Lake
King
Cowley County
Roger Naegle
LeRoy Lack
Arkansas City
Topeka
Kansas Inmate's Claim Gets No More Attention
Reno Nevada authorities halted the investigation into an alleged double murder confessed by Albert Ray Shamel a 34 year old Kansas State Prison inmate. Washoe County deputies said he shot his wife and her lover near Reno while they were together in a car then towed the car 28 miles to an old water filled shed south of Virginia City and pushed it in with the bodies. Several mine shafts in the area have been searched. Shamel is serving a five year sentence for illegal possession of firearms.
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Reno
Nevada
Albert Ray Shamel
Kansas
Washoe County
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