Senate rebukes aid for Communist countries in next year's plan
The Senate blocked a large slice of the 4.7 billion foreign aid bill by backing an amendment from Sen. Frank Lausche to bar aid to Yugoslavia and Poland, arguing such aid promotes international communism. The vote split along party lines with 57 Democrats and 24 Republicans in favor, 34 Democrats opposing. If the House agrees, development loans and surplus shipments to Yugoslavia and Poland could be banned, prompting White House opposition and possible conference negotiations to modify language.
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Washington
Senate
Dean Rusk
House
Yugoslavia
Poland
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
Ohio
United States
Lausche
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate House
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Browa
Heavy Rain and Hail Reported Across Region
Large hail fell in Garden City area with minor damage to ripening wheat. Rain totals varied from .10 to 1.81 inches across multiple spots including Wolf Elevator, Tennis, Lowe, and Scott City. Weather observers noted hail reports but no major crop losses beyond scattered damage.
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Garden City
Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
Town
Santa Fe
10Th
Torres
Wolf Elevator
Wolf
Tennis
Lowe
Scott City
Doug Baker
Charleston
Usso
Ingalls
Tribune
Garden
International Students Visit In Garden City
Thirty nine foreign students from a dozen nations on a Kansas State University tour visited Garden City Wednesday en route to Dodge City and Manhattan. They toured Ness City Scott City and Garden stayed overnight at the Warren Hotel as dinner guests of Great Plains Wheat Inc. They traveled by bus and planned to visit Brookover Feedyard Fidelity State Bank Lee Richardson Zoo Experiment Station and Production Credit Assh before continuing to Dodge City and back to Manhattan.
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Garden City
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ness City
Scott City
Garden
Dodge City
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Warren Hotel
Brookover Feedyard
Fidelity State Bank
Lee Richardson Zoo
Experiment Station and Production Credit, Assh
Kirkendoll Family Has Multiple Boys State Delegates
Pittsburg area delegates to Sunflower Boys State include Dennis Kirkendall of Pittsburg High now in Wichita. His brother Gregg spoke for Pittsburg High in 1959, and their father C. M. Kirkendoll represented Baxter Springs in 1937. Cousin Terry Kirkendall of Baxter Springs also attends as Baxter High delegate this year.
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Pittsburg
Kirkendol
Dennis Kirkendall
Pittsburg High
Wichita
Gregg
C. M. Kirkendoll
Baxter Springs
Dennis
Terry Kirkendall
Baxter High
Policies Reviewed at Fin nup Park Pool
Fin nup Park pool manager Mary Owens reiterated long standing pool policies on Wednesday urging user cooperation for smoother operation. It bans keeping items by lifeguards while swimming, allows eyeglasses and small change at no charge, and rents 15 cent baskets for clothing and towels with 150 baskets available. Names and addresses should be plainly marked on items to aid recovery.
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Finnup Park
Mary Owens
Estes Hearing Delayed In House Subcommittee Session
Washington AP. A House subcommittee postponed its hearings on Billie Sol Estes as the committee debated firing staff attorney Robert E. Manuel. Democrats accused Manuel of leaking an Agriculture Department report about Estes to the New York Herald Tribune. The panel met in executive session delaying the public start.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
Robert E. Manuel
Manuel
Fountain
Wind Er Up Jim Sloan Pranked With Wind-up Handle
Mayor Jim Sloan, known for jokes, finds a plastic wind-up handle attached to his compact car after a morning coffee break. No one has claimed responsibility.
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Jim Sloan
Proxmire Rails Against Glen Elder Dam in Kansas
Senator William Proxmire denounces the Glen Elder Dam and Irrigation Project in Kansas as a costly, incompatible start in the 1963 reclamation program. He notes the project would irrigate 13 000 acres for grain sorghums amid new farm bill limits and a feed grain surplus of over 3.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Glen Elder
Kansas
Senate Appropriations
Proxmire
Kennedy
Senate
U. S
Hobby Club Winners Listed
Local Young Hobby Club announces May 16 and May 23 puzzle contest winners named by Cappy Dick. Hidden faces prize集 Sharlene Weiss 8 Donna Marker 11 Keith Bertholf 6 Vance Wiechman 7 Scott City Mary Neff 12 Cappy Olemon 9 Holcomb. May 16 strawberry puzzle winners include Neil Bertholf 8 Douglas Kaagner John Yost 10 Paul D Crabb 8 Cappy Olomon 9 Sondra George 8 Lakin.
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Young Hobby Club
Cappy Dick
Sharlene Weiss
Donna Marker
Keith Bertholf
Hudson
Vance Wiechman
Scott City
Mary Neff
Lakin
Cappy Olemon
Holcomb
Neil Bertholf
Douglas Kaagner
Rt. 1
John Yost
Paul D. Crabb
Cappy Olomon
Sondra George
Patrol Names New Captain In Garden City Shift
Kenneth Nelson named to lead Sixth Division of Highway Patrol in Garden City succeeding Captain Gerald Murray who resigns to become Garden City Chief of Police. Murray assumes post Sept 1. Nelson begins Sept 15. Bill Albott promoted to lieutenant and will report to Salina July 1 after two years with Garden City division.
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Highway Patrol
Garden City
Kenneth Nelson
Topeka
Gerald Murray
Murray
Bill Albott
Albott
Salina
Soviet Bloc Meet Continues
Seven European Soviet bloc leaders met in Moscow for a second session to unite and coordinate economic efforts. Albania was barred, and Izvestia urged centralized economic planning as the conference aimed to move from foreign trade to direct production cooperation across eastern nations.
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Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Albania
Izvestia
Javestia
Garden Sass Guy Feels Columns Missing in Today's Paper
Garden Sass Guy notes no gardening column in today’s edition and jokes the editor is lazy rather than busy. He laments lack of practical tips and wonders if readers will miss seasonal planting advice or column staples.
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Guy Garden
Kansas Wheat Sown on World's Fair Grounds
Kansas marks its special day at the World's Fair with a plan to harvest a future Kansas wheat crop there. Ness City high school band members raised 10000 dollars, distributed 3000 small wheat sacks, and planted grain in flower beds. Governor Anderson planned to present Miss Sunflower the 500 pound yearling buffalo to Governor Hosellini at Woodland Park Zoo.
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Seattle
Kansas
Ness City
Kaw
Bill Bolton
Fair Grounds
John Anderson
Albert Hosellini
Washington
Sunflower
Woodland Park Zoo
Boy's hobby turns from rabbits to furry minks
Henry Crone, a mink rancher 18 miles northwest, explains how his son Larry swapped rabbits for a growing mink herd. The Crone family now raises 45 adults and 25 kits, with five colors, and plans to reach 100 female minks before marketing. They describe diet costs, feeding, cages, and the cautious approach to newborn kits.
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Beth Lilley
Holcomb
Henry Crone
Here
Larry Crone
Crone
Louise
Crones
Superior
Wis
Larry
Photon
Kennedy McCormack contest peaks at Massachusetts party convention
Massachusetts Democratic fight for U S senator nears peak as Kennedy and McCormack jockey for endorsement at the Springfield convention. Delegates claimed edge while undecided, with balloting set for Friday. Endorsement places the winner on the September primary ballot. loser may file 2500 signatures to contest. Both vow to press on in the primary regardless.
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Springfield
Maggs
Kennedy-McCormack
U.S
Massachusetts
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Senate
Kennedy
McCormack
Springfield Municipal Auditorium
U.S. Naval Academy
Boston University Law School
Harvard College
University of Virginia Law School
Suffolk County
Boston
Throckmorton To Run Again
AP reports Adel F. Throckmorton state superintendent of public instruction filed for an eighth term. Ralph Skong of Topeka filed for reelection to the House after considering a Congress bid. Gov. John Anderson plans to file for a second term after returning from the Seattle World Fair.
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Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
Ralph ©. Skong
Congress
House
Skong
William H. Avery
Kan
U.S. Senate
John Anderson
Seattle
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