Castro Hedges On Trade Offer In Cuba Prison Swap
Detroit AP report on Fidel Castro sending a cable to UAW Solidarity House backing a 1200 Cuban invasion prisoners for 50 American tractors deal. Reuther, Dodge, Eisenhower and Roosevelt oversee translation, talks, and a Havana delegation to negotiate terms and numbers of prisoners.
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Detroit
Leatern
Citizens’ Movement
Fidel Castro
Hong
Castro
Hie
Reuther Aldedge
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Cochairman
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Havana
Team Seires
Solidarity House
UAW
Committee
Roosevelt
Hisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
New York
Cuba
Eisenhower
Key West
Fla
Garden City Court Notes and Local Notices
Admissions and dismissals at St Catharine Hospital list multiple individuals by name and address including L Eeuyer Bradfield Garbo Miller Torres and Rojas with various street listings. Fines for stop sign and fishing license violations, and abatement and bond actions are recorded along with several district court actions, divorces filed, and property transfers including Warranty and Quitclaim Deeds in Garden City and surrounding areas. Local incidents include a two-vehicle accident near Pine and 7th and another at Pine and 7th involving Mrs Hunt and Casimiro Dianda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharine
Daniel L'Eeuyer
Wheatland
Gregory Bradfield
Olive Sam Garbo
Timothy Miller
Holcomb
Anselmo Torres
Curtis Lee
Frances Becker
George Fowler
Chestwe
E. Es Chesinut
George J. Schlereth
William A. Mayfield
Wichita
Pine
George Hunt
Casimiro Dianda
Eisenhower Attends Ball Game With WWII Aides
Washington AP Gen Dwight D Eisenhower marked the 11th D-Day anniversary by attending a ball game with 14 World War II commanders who served under him. The former president and party dined at the ball park then watched Cleveland defeat the Senators 14 to 3. They were guests of E R Qu esada president of the Senators and former commanding general of the Sth Tactical Air Command during the invasion.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ball Park
Cleveland
Senators
E. R. Quesada
Sth Tactical Air Command
Tornadoes Sweep Panhandle Cities in Texas
Scores of tornadoes with heavy rain and hail struck at least 11 Texas Panhandle towns including Borger Fritch Dumas Sunray Morris Skellytown Miami Stinnett White Deer Grover Buena Vista and near Amarillo. No injuries reported as storms faded by dawn though crop and farmhouse damage expected to be heavy. A funnel pass near Skellytown and another 20 miles from Amarillo prompted residents to seek shelter as they fled in cars.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Borger
Fritch
Dumas
Sunray
Morris
Skellytown
Miami
Stinnett
White Deer
Grover
Centennial Day successes and 1961 events for Garden City
Garden City Chamber notes Centennial Day on June 3 with winners in the heard contest floats and costumes. Activities continue through 1961 with July 4th events including Miss Southwest Kansas Centennial 1981 contest. KABIE Tour visits June 14 with 38 Kansas teachers. local host D R Bowling chairs School Affairs Committee. tours Brookover Feed Yards Masonry Products Finnup Park and Windsor Hotel court.
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Hubert Piland
Garden City
Annual KABIE Tour Arrives in Garden City
The Kansas Agriculture Business Industry Education tour KABIE will arrive in Garden City at 4 30 p m on Wednesday June 14. Kansas State Chamber of Commerce sponsors the tour which includes visits to Brookover Feed Yards Masonry Products Finnup Park picnic and the Windsor Hotel. The group of state teachers will spend the night and depart at 7 15 a m Thursday. The School Affairs Committee of the Chamber handles local arrangements.
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Kansas Agriculture Business Industry
Garden City
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Brookover
Finnup Park
Windsor Hotel
The
Chamber of Commerce
Correction notice clarifies Freddie Medina not charged
The Telegram corrects yesterday's page item by stating Frank Medina Jr. 17, 1802 W Fulton waived preliminary hearing in County Court and was bound over to District Court. Freddie Medina was not involved in the charge regarding a rape case.
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Freddie Medina
Frank Medina, Jr
W. Fulton
Two GCHS Grads Win Emporia Scholarships
Garden City High School lists two 1961 graduates awarded college scholarships to Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Judith Hamman, Route 1, plans home economics, with co editorial roles and active in Kayettes Student Council Orchestra Honor Society and Girl Scouts. Vicki Mercer, 901 Center, to major in speech and debate, served as yearbook assistant editor, active in Kayettes FHA Spanish Club Debate Society and Methodist Youth Fellowship.
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Garden City
The
Kayettes
Student Council
Orchestra
Honor Symphony
National Honor Society
Girl Scouts
Emporia
Vicki Mercer
901
Center
Kansas State Teachers College
Mercer
FHA
Hand
Spanish Club
Debate Society
Methodist
Curli Q
the Teachers College
Freedom Riders test Jackson segregation policies in air terminal
Jackson police await Mississippi's first Freedom Fly-in as CORE plans riders from St. Louis and New Orleans to Jackson to test terminal accommodations. Seven arrested for breach of peace already, with four month jail terms and $200 fines cited as stricter penalties loom for future cases.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
St. Louis
Charles R. Oldhard
Washington
New Orleans
James Spencer
Freedom Riders
Death of Garden City resident Mrs Anna Becker at 83
Mrs Anna Louttia Excena Becker 83 longtime Garden City resident died at home Tuesday born July 27 1877 Bonif Washington County Ohio resided here since 1919 married Charles Andrew Becker Feb 11 1897 he died December 1932 survived by son Alfred L Becker daughters Liza E Woodward Elda A Unruh sister Bertha Wakefield 14 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren funeral Friday 2 pm Christian Church Rev Arthur F Fleming officiating burial Valley View Cemetery Phillips Funeral Home in charge
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Anna Louttia Excena Becker
Jenny
Garden City
Aoute
Bonf
Washington County
Ohio
Charles Andrew Becker
Beckers
Meriden
Kian
Christian Church
Banner Homme
Alfred L. Becker
Liza E. Woodward
Elda A. Unruh
Bertha Wakefield
Bishop, Tex
Arthur F. Fleming
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home
Bellhop's Plan Ends With Jail in Lafayette Ind
Larry D. Cook, 19, posed as a bellhop to solicit small donations from famous names copied from Who's Who in America. He mailed letters asking for funds to attend college and become a teacher. Police found no postal violation but arrested him after the scheme yielded no money.
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Lafayette
Ind
Larry D. Cook
America
J. W. Albig
Gettysburg
Cook
James F. Washburn
Albert Pyke
South Viet Nam Fighting Erupts
South Viet Nam reports more than 80 Communist terrorists killed in three clashes over the weekend, the largest outbreak of fighting since the April 9 presidential election. Government figures on Communist losses are considered reliable by Western sources, though government losses remain uncertain.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Four Nebraskans Die In Two-Car Smashup
Four Falls City residents were killed in a highway collision near Dawson Nebraska on Tuesday. Victims include John Grill 66 Luella Honea 61 and George Wilkerson 61, all traveling together on a vacation trip. Charles Anderson 24 of Nevada Missouri survived with serious injuries and is described as fairly good after treatment. he was the driver in one of the cars and had multiple injuries. The crash occurred less than 10 miles from home.
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Dawson
Neb
Falls City
Charles Anderson
Nevada
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
John Grill
Grill
Luella Honea
Area Students Receive Degrees From Emporia State
Area students from Garden City Syracuse Jetmore Deerfield Tribune and Satan ta are among 493 graduates at Kan sas State Teachers College Emporia commencement May 29 David Longley Pat Hall bleth Barbara Ann Baier Harry Walter Joyce Maskus Karen Downing Nancy DeKegger Charles Brownlee Neil Dobbin and Betty Wieng earned B S or A B degrees in education English speech home economics and related fields at the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
State Teachers College of Emporia
David Longley
Pat Hallbleth
Barbara
Ann Baier
Garden City
Harry Walter
Melvin
Ray Roy
Syracuse
Joyce Janet Maskus
Jetmore
Karen Rae Downing
Nancy Lou DeKegger
Deerfield
Charles Brownlee
Satanta
Neil William Dobbin
Education
Tribune
Betty Wieng
Cimerren
Area Men in Army Activities From Kansas Area
Several area men are listed for Army service and training. Sgt Joseph M Kisel son of Mr and Mrs Pete P Kisel Lu kin recently graduated from the Seventh U S Army Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz Germany and is a 1947 Lukin Rural High School graduate. Specialist 4 Joseph H Herrman was named Soldier of the Month for May with the 552nd Artillery Group at the U S Missile Detachment in Germany and is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert M Herrman of Utica. Specialist 5 Samuel A Lowry son of Mr and Mrs Jack Lowry 813 Evans recently completed a four week refresher course at the same academy in Bad Tolz Germany and is a Garden City High School 1956 graduate. his wife Leo accompanies him in Germany. Jerry Wayne Anderson 17 son of Mrs Lillian Anderson enlisted in the U S Navy and heads to San Diego for Kan sash World Peace unit with all Kansans after high scores on the Navy entrance exam. Army Staff Sergeant Lathweil A Crawford 38 son of Mrs Girtha M Rose has completed the missile site security course at Fort Gordon Ga and has served in the Army since 1948.
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Joseph M. Kisel
Pete P. Kisel
Lukin
U.S. Army
Bad Talz
Germany
Kisel
Lukin Rural High School
Joseph H Herrman
U.S.A
Albert M. Herrman
Utica
J. N. Lefort
Samuel A. Lowry
Jack Lowry
Evans
U.S. Army Non
Bad Tols
Lowry
Garden City High School
Leo
Jerry Wayne Anderson
Lillian Anderson
U.S. Navy
World Peace’ Company
San Diego
Calif
California
Army
Lathweil A. Crawford
Girtha M. Rose
Provost Marshal General’s School
Fort Gordon
KSU Picnic at Scott Park Draws Winter Ensemble
Kansas State University plans a Sunday picnic at Scott County State Park Timber Canyon at 1 p.m. Tex Winter will join athletic director Bebe Lee and Dean Hegs. Keith Elmore chairs with Stan Fansher as vice-chair. Barbecued beef menu will be funded by admission. Rain or shine set the date.
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Kansas State University
Tex Winter
KSU
Scott County State Park
Winter
Bebe Lee
Dean Hegs
Timber Canyon
K-State
Keith Elmore
Scott City
Stan Fansher
Garden City
Elmore
Rusk Urges Single Agency for Long Term Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress to create one agency for long term foreign aid with minimal strings, tying to Kennedy's Europe trip. He proposed borrowing up to 2.5 billion over five years, re lending past loan payments, boosting a contingency fund, and merging ICA, Development Loan Fund, Eximbank lending, food for peace, and related services under a single undersecretary of state.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Europe
New
International Economic and Social Development Agency
Times
Congresg
Defense Department
International Cooperation Administration
Development Loan Fund
Export-Import Bank
Food-For Peace
Department of State
Markets ARKET Local Produce Eggs Varieties
Local market list shows egg varieties including Extra Large A s Large A s Medium 8 s Large B s Medium C s. Prices and suppliers not provided in the fragment.
Two Honored at KU Exercises
Two area students were honored at the University of Kansas commencement Monday. John H. Jewell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pye, earned highest distinction in English as part of the upper three percent of his class. John Wesley Filbert of Dighton graduated from the School of Engineering and Architecture with distinction, earning a civil engineering degree as part of the upper ten percent of his class.
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University of Kansas
John H. Jewell
R.L Pye
N. Main
Jewell
John Wesley Filbert
Dighton
School of Engineering and Architecture
Filbert
House OKs Biggest Budget For Agriculture
The House approved 5.941 billion dollars for the Agriculture Department for the coming year, the largest in history. The bill passed 318 to 65 and moves to the Senate. A key amendment to cut 100 million from soil conservation funding failed, keeping the authorization at 259 million. The bill shifts foreign aid program financing from the Commodity Credit Corp to separate annual appropriations beginning in 1961.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Department
Senate
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Midwest
Interior Department
H. Carl Andersen
Rminn
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Focuses on Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City market notes 2000 cattle and 2500 hogs with steady cattle classes and higher hogs. Steers 21.50 to 22.50 per cwt for 1000 to 1165 lb, heifers 21.50 to 23.00, cows 15.50 to 17.00, dealers 25.00 to 28.00, stock steers 23.00 to 24.00. Hog prices show barrows and gilts up 25 to 50, sows steady, ranges from 15.50 to 17.00 for various weights, sow prices 13.75 to 14.75.
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New York
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus Fd Ees
Bat & How
Fidelity
Finan Ind
Founders
Fund
Gen Invor
Hamil Fd
Incorp Inc
Ser-Inc
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Selec Am
Inc
Science
Val Line Inc
Wellington
Kansas City
Record Gifts to Missouri Reach 3.67 Million
The University of Missouri reports a record 3,665,882 in gifts and grants announced at the 119th commencement. Of this total, 382,258 supports the School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla, and 2.5 million funds a nuclear reactor project east of Memorial Stadium. Commencement moved to Brewer Fieldhouse due to rain.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
James A. Finch Jr
Board of Curators
Memorial Stadium
Brewer Fieldhouse
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Walter P. Reuther
Tractors For Freedom, Inc
Lannie D. Cannon
Emery E. Sullivan
David Ross
Stanley
Kilmer
Guy Ichard Carver
Antoxtosted
Wake
Gary
Lee Wade
Harry Withers
Cimarron
George Keith Armentrout
Sublette
Mary M. Barney
Albert E. Barnes
Ais L
Faye Clark
Earnest M.L. Clark
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
State Corporation Commission
Legals
Walters
Evan N. Walters
Od, Walters
Ervin J/R. Walters
George S. Knox
Syd
Murl C. Corbet
Stevens
Nicholas Ortiz
Ruby Hall
Earle David
Floyd W. Smith
Jones
Richard D. Dawkins
Ruby Lorraine Dawkins
Jones and Walker
Peter Harris
City of
Harris Addition
Fellowship Baptist Church
Sandra Lee Bennett
Morris Subdivision
Texas
Kansas
D.R. Bowling
GCHS
Vicki
Judg
Jarry Anderson
Bite
Herrlini Vierie
Jéhopis Kishis , Wae
Samuel Lowry
Freedom
Mrs
Anina Becker
Scott Park
Rugkaleo
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Treasury
ARKET
Garden Ciy Telegram
Kansas City Livestock
Missouri
City OF Garden City
General Operating Waterworks
Eeeee Fie
Dancbresvesere
Ierestyeress
Tee Waterworks
Jenny Street
Laurel Street
Salmont Street
Old Manor Street
Ninth Street
Taylor Street
Bond Reserve
Chastout
Sawar
Ben
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