Motors Active In Mixed Mar Motors Active In Mixed Mar
New York AP reports motors were active yet mixed in an irregular stock market session. Overall turnover was fair. Ford Chrysler American Motors and Studebaker led most active issues with brisk trading and price movements. Chrysler shed around two points while Ford rose over one point and GM moved modestly.
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Sub Trials Are Being Canceled
Washington dispatch reports that trials and commissioning of the atomic submarine Tinosa have been suspended with no reason given. The shipyard tests near Portsmouth, where the Thresher was built, were to begin soon aiming for a June 15 commissioning, but may await the Thresher inquiry findings.
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Navy High Command
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Thurman Wins Speaking Contest at Boys State
Lawrence Kansas AP report Thurman of Overland Park won the extemporaneous speaking contest at the Sunflower Bowl State delegates organized mock legislative sessions Thursday Pete Peterson Newton and Doug Brunson Overland Park tied for second with other ties for fourth place among Newton Great Bend and Cherokee participants
First Girls Softball Doubleheader at Finnup Park
First girls softball games of the season are set at Finnup Park Diamond tonight with a doubleheader featuring the Kismet Komets of Ke wand County facing Coca-Cola of Garden City. The opener is seven innings, the nightcap five frames.
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Kismet Komets
Kewand County
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Coca-Cola
Garden City
Garden City Penney Manager Paul Cole to Retire
Paul Cole, longtime J C Penney Garden City manager, announces retirement effective June 15 due to health. A 58 year old with 40 plus years with Penney, he began as a student worker and rose through multiple stores including Mineral Wells Loveland Denver and finally Garden City since 1951. He plans rest and fishing, with no successor named and two sons Kenneth and Richard.
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Cate
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Kansas State College
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Ada
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Texas
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Wyo
Pageant enters second round at Pratt Kansas
Twenty contestants advance to the Miss Kansas preliminaries second round in Pratt. Scholarships total 3000. Winners from Thursday include Jen Thes of KU and Friends University. Marilyn Gay Belton won $75 in the swim sub division and Karen Raye Schwartz of Friends won the talent division with an opera aria.
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Garden City PCA Rates Second in U.S.
Garden City Production Credit Association led in 1962 loan volume to farmers and ranchers, ranking second nationwide. Charles J. Korff said it is among 487 associations, with Dec 31 1962 loans of 15.3 million and capital stock of 1.3 million, as a member-owned cooperative serving 14 southwest Kansas counties. Office expansion at 212 Miller Ave reflects rising business. directors include Scott City president C W Dickhut, Hal Hale, Edd Murray, Elver Milburn, and R H Miller.
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Plainview
Tex
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Kansas
Miller Ave
C. W. Dickhut
Scott City
Hal Hale
Manter
Edd D. Murray
Lakin
Elver C. Milburn
Rolla
R. H. Miller
Charles Walter Elected Officer in Banking Association
Charles Walter owner of Walters Barber Shop was elected second vice president of the Kangas Association of Master Bankers and Beatticiang at the annual convention in Great Bend this week He previously served as third vice president this past year.
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Charles Walter
Walter
Kangas Association of Master Bankers and Beatticiang
Great Bend
Tom Elson joins Henry Hall Agency in Garden City
Tom Elson from Montezuma joins Henry Hall Agency at 116 W Pine Garden City long time in insurance. He is a Dodge City adjusted with Claims Inc since last October and previously worked at a Dodge City agency. He and his wife Diane Hood have two children Debra Rae and Kimberly Sue. He will lead expansion after purchasing nearby insurance firms this spring.
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Kansas
Tom Elson
Henry Hall
W. Pine
Montezuma
Dodge City Junior College
Tie
Claims, Inc
Dodge City
Dodge City Insurance Agency
Diane Hood
Debra Rae
Kimberly Sue
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Western Loan and Investment Co
Emmett Hennigh
Life Without George Becomes The Lucy Show Basis
Cynthia Lowry reports on how her nonfiction book Life Without George becomes the TV series The Lucy Show. Irene Kampen becomes Lucy Carmichael with changes, including a son Jerry and Vivian Bagley as Vivian Vance. Lowry notes the author’s approval, payment from the show, and a weekend view recommendation for golf coverage.
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Lucy Show
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Lucy
Jerry
Timetable for Integration Set in Los Angeles
Los Angeles civil rights leaders issued a timetable for total integration and won a pledge of preliminary action within 100 days after a six hour conference. They formed top committees of 50 leaders to push for a model city in a national effort to end racial barriers. They warned that failures could lead to Birmingham type demonstrations.
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H. H. Brookins
Department Store Sales Rise In 10th District
Department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District rose 6 percent in the past week from a year earlier, while national sales advanced 1 percent. For the year to June 1, the district showed a 4 percent gain versus 3 percent nationwide.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital admissions at St. Catherine include Sally Greiging Ingalls Cynthia Schiffelbein and Rhonda Renee Brown with several residents listed by town. Dismissals also occur at St. Catherine including Leo Solt Ronald Snyder and David Crase, with multiple addresses. A marriage license was issued for Harold Gene Shifler and Donna Marie Meng in Ingalls. County court sentenced Richard Leon Fisher to 40 days for bad checks. Several fines and bonds are noted for traffic offenses. Police reports show multiple bond postings and traffic incidents with local residents named.
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Sally Greiging
Ingalls
Pindelle Huckstadt
Cynthia Schiffelbein
George Roth
Holcomb
Rhonda Renee Brown
Dighton
Leo Solt
Hudson
Ronald Snyder
Conkling
David Crase
Courts County
Richard Leon Fisher
Gene German
Garden City
Thomas Beaudry Jr
Rt. 1
Coy Davis
Gardendale
Ronald E. Liby
N. Main
William Everett Johnson
Scott City
Jackie Dale Immroth
Parkwood
Virgal A. Carter
Dodge City
Michael] A. Foster
Pats Drive
Jimmy Clayton Brimm
Maxmillion Fraga
Jackie Adair Brewer
W. Fair
John Robert Setters
Sth
Car and wagon collisions in Garden City and Dodge City
In Garden City a wagon driven by Max Stephen Parrish and a car driven by Donald Eugene Taldo at 100 block W Kansas Ave sustained moderate damage Thursday at 6 18 p m. In Dodge City, cars driven by John Lyle Gribble and Virgal A Carter suffered moderate damage at 700 block N Main on Thursday at 10 10 a m. A parked car owned by Mrs Gladys Pinegar and a pickup driven by Lewis Donley Rice in Eminence Rt also sustained moderate damage.
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Max Stephen
Parrish
Donald Eugene Taldo
Kansas Ave
John Lyle Gribble
N. Std
Virgal A. Carter
Dodge City
Gladys Pinegar
Lewis Donley Rice
Eminience Rt
Schedules and team assignments for summer girls softball
The Telegram lists four 9 to 10 year old girl teams and six teams for 11 to 15 year olds. Play begins Monday for 9 10 group and Wednesday for 11 15 group. Also notes giant bluefin tuna weighs up to 1500 pounds, with albacore yellowfin and skipjack as other tuna species.
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Leo Eck
Buddhist Monks Threaten Diem Challenge in South Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam Buddhist monks rise as a major political force challenging Ngo Dinh Diem's pro Western government. The Hue protests after May Day flag restrictions escalated, with calls for religious equality, end to arrests, and indemnities for victims, while monks stress nonviolent resistance as they seek broader social justice and freedom of religion.
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Southeast Asia
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Ngo ‘Dinh Thuc
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Courthouse Meeting Ties Counties to State Legislation
County clerks and commissioners from 19 Southwest Kansas counties will gather at the Finney County courthouse on June 20 to discuss House Bill No. 435 on the new tangible property assessment. A Topeka valuation department representative will lead the meeting, with similar sessions planned across the state during June.
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Finney County
Jane Collins
Property Valuation Department
To'eke
Redhead entertains secrets in Profumo affair row
London reports expose 22 year old Christine Keeler as having affairs with War Secretary John Profumo and Soviet naval attache Yevgeny Ivanov. The disclosures raise security concerns for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as Parliament watches and the Queen's planned Palace audience with Profumo adds to the political storm.
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Christine Keeler
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Eugene) Ivanov
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