Berlin Crisis Kay Khrushchev Roles In Vienna Talks
President Kennedy told congressional leaders Khrushchev voiced anger over Berlin, calling it a bone in the Soviet throat. He indicated Castro is unstable, not a Communist, and signaled a willingness to keep U N troops in Berlin. Khrushchev pressed for a separate peace with East Germany and urged UN neutrality in Congo.
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Berlin
Fidel
Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Viena
Weat
Fidel Castro
White House
United Nations
East Germany
United States
Baat
West Germany
Khrushatsev
Vienna
West Berlin
U.S
City
U.N
West
Kheushchev
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Laos
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City AP cattle 200, calves 25, about steady. Cows 15.75-16.50, slaughter calves 21.50-24.00. Hogs 2,600, mostly steady with various weight ranges and prices including 16.00-16.50 for 2-3 240-260 lb barrows and gilts. Sheep 20, spring lambs 17.50-18.25, ewes 2.00-4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Conservation Charter Due for Southwest Kansas Chapter
A charter for a newly formed Southwest Kansas Soil Conservation Society chapter will be presented tonight at the Laau Inn after a 7:30 p.m. dinner. It marks the 10th Kansas chapter and covers 13 counties including Lane, Scott, Finney, Haskell, Seward, Stevens, Grant, Kearny, Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, Stanton and Morton. Notables include H Wayne Pritchard of Des Moines and Milton Laffry of Dodge City, with about 60 members and guests expected.
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Southwest Kansas
The
Soil Conservation Society
Laau Inn
H. Wayne Pritchard
Des Moines
National Society
Kansas
Lane, Scott, Finney
Haskell
Seward
Stevend
Grat
Kearny
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Blast destroys coffin launch at Vandenberg base
An Atlas intercontinental missile exploded on its pad destroying a coffin launcher nearing combat readiness at Vandenberg. Observers heard multiple blasts as the 4,000 mile range missile disintegrated amid orange flames. No injuries reported. $2 million launcher destroyed. officials cite indefinite delay in operational readiness.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Air Force
Colonies to Gain Voting Rights in Municipal Elections
Lisbon reports Portugal will restore voting rights to residents of Angola and other overseas provinces. Municipal councils have been appointed since 1940, but local electors will regain the right to vote in municipal matters.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Angola
Youth camp week at William Jewell College Liberty Mo
Jerry Cartman of Pierceville attends a week long youth camp at William Jewell College Liberty Missouri sponsored by Ingalls Co operative. Camp activities include swimming hand crafts soil conservation and farm cooperatives. Mrs Tom Clare named Holcomb city clerk. Gervais Reed earns master of arts in French at Brown University commendation mentions Claudy Barbin publication line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cartman
Pierceville
William Jewell College
Liberty
Kansas City
Ingalls Co-operative
Gervais E. Reed
Gervais F. Reed
N. 7Th St
Brown University
Reed
Claudy
Barbin
Feed Grain Program Reaches Seventy Percent
MANHATTAN Kas AP About seventy percent of Kansas farms growing corn and grain sorghums will join the emergency feed grain program this year. Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chairman Gilbert W Egbert notes delays may push the total over seventy percent. The signing deadline was June 1. Of 1 533 000 acres in corn 654 820 acres were diverted with a grain sorghum base of 4 720 000 acres and 1 874 380 acres placed under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
Kansas
Gilbert W. Egbert
Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Hospitals and births listed from St Catherine area
Lists of hospital discharges dismissals and births with names and times. Includes Mrs. Oran Line Mrs. Robert Riegel Mrs. Junior Herrera Mrs. Edward Deaver and others with hospital locations Pierceville Holcomb Garden City Ulysses Leopold and At Leopold. Births report Edward Deaver Edwin Gutentag Salome Garza Robert Riegel with baby weights and times. Police bonds fines jail sentences are noted for Fred Forest Foreman Casimiro Dianda Michael Garcia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cathering
Oran Line
Pierceville
Robert Riegel
Junior Herrera
Tay
Edwin Gutentag
Manor
Salome
Gatza
Holcomb
Donald Leighty
Gardendale
Steven Linenberger
York Arden Fluton
el Rancho
Trailer Court
Eugene Kelley
N. 6Th
Sammy Kemper
Anderson
Hattie Hamline
Hooker
Arta McQuinn
B. Dayton Cox
N. Sth
Leonard Smith
Gillespie
Leopold
Mark Henfro
Hugoton
St. Catherine
Gordon Lowe
Garden City Ave
Timothy Miller
Norman Staats
Conkling
Charles Rexroad
Ulysses
Guy Moore
Robert Katz
Steven
Lineberger
York
Rachel Pacheco
Safford
Leopold Gayle Burroughs
Edward Deaver
Old Manor
Salome Garza
Fred Forest Foreman
Casimiro R. Dianda
Michael Garcia
George Keith Armentrout
James W. Ov
Garden City Derby and District Court Actions
Garden City notes report bond postings for Frank Medina Jr charged with rape released on 2500 dollars, Dwain Mosby to pay checks within 30 days. district suit filed Joel Price trustee vs Thelma Huston quiet title. Traffic accidents include two incidents on Fulton and N Ninth with listed drivers and property damage. Deeds and oil leases documented for local properties including Garden City entities and Lawson Petroleum. Marriage licenses issued for Robert Pfannenstiel and Marine Akers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Harry Withers
Frank Medina, Jr
Dwain Mosby
Joel &. Price
Myrtle Armstrong
Lawrence M. Joyce
McAllister and Sons, Inc
City of Garden City
Wesley A. Felts
Bessie G. Felts
Hand
Young
Rigrish and Young
Norman Landgraf, Et al
William C. Boyle
Marie L. Atkinson
Et Air
Lawson Petroleum Co
Barbara L. Barnett
Sebel V. Hands
Robert Dean Pfannenstiel
Marine Lou Akers
Gardenity
Speed Saves Money On Parking Tickets In Moberly Mo
In Moberly speed saves money on overtime parking tickets. If paid within two hours after issue the cost is 50 cents, instead of a dollar. After 72 hours the penalty rises to two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly, Mo
Speed
Moberly
Britain Postpones Laos Conference Amid Cease Fire Violations
Geneva AP report says Britain and the Soviet Union cochair a 14 nation Laos talks but Britain indefinitely postpones the conference over apparent cease-fire violations. The US boycott remains until Khrushchev fulfills the vow of a real truce. Rebels captured Padong, forcing cancellation of a session.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
International Truce Commission
Pathet Lao
Padong
Vienna
Princes Shown For Guerrillas
The Army displayed mobility tools for guerrilla warfare in an AP report from Eustis Virginia. Demonstrations included a rocket-equipped mango platform a marsh buggy and a helicycle as part of the Translation Corps operation mobility program. The event coincided with President Kennedy’s address stressing communist subversion and insurgent tactics.
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Eustis
Ita
Kennedy
Long Hair Music Fails to Win Missouri Support
Kansas City AP Hans Schwieger, conductor of the Kansas City Philharmonic, argues long hair music benefits rural students. The Missouri House killed a bill to use state funds for concerts by Kansas City and St Louis orchestras for children. Schwieger, returning from New York, notes Kentucky and New York support such tours and invites lawmakers to visit and see the concerts, even offering to sing Home on the Range with them.
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Kansas City
Hans Schwieger
Missouri
Missouri House
Kansas City Philharmonic
St. Louis Symphony -Orchestra
Schweiger
Philharmonic
New York
Kentucky
Schwieger
French farmers seize Morlaix over low prices protest
About 2,000 Brittany farmers blocked streets in Morlaix with tractors and trucks, occupying the administrative building for hours. Police were outnumbered. the Sub-prefect fled as rioters threatened violence if demands were not met. Thirteen arrested for unrest linked to farm price grievances.
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Morlaix
France
Brittany
Poe Lge
Interior Ministry
Paris
Jacques Setoin
Sublette Obituary: Clifford Leroy Davis Dies at 48
Clifford Leroy Davis 48 died of a heart attack in Sublette Hospital after living in the area since 1913 born September 11 1912 in Cullison. He lived in Montezuma Garden City and Sublette. Survived by widow Ethel Gordon two daughters Jenet Jerriene brothers Emery Pratt Willard sisters Marguerite Frazier Lois Pickle Leora Rose and others. Evans Funeral Home Cimarron is handling arrangements.
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Subletth
Clifford Leroy Davis
Sub- Jette
Mr. Davis
Cullison
Montezuma
Garden City
Ethel Gordon
Sublette Christian Church
Jenet
Jerriene
Emery
Pratt
Willard
Utchinson
Marguerite Frazier
Copeland
Lois Pickle
Cimarron
Leora Rose
Haviland
Evans Funeral Home
Rozel man Irvin Franz Ward dies early morning
Mrs Arlyn Seba of 1012 N ard received word of the unexpected death of her father Irvin Franz of Rozel. Franz died early this morning.
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Ward
Arlyn Seba
N. Ard
Irvin Franz
Rozel
Franz
Hail Storm Cancels Field Day at Colby
A spring field day planned next Tuesday at the Colby branch agricultural experiment station of Kansas State University was cancelled after a severe hail storm Wednesday evening May 31 destroyed virtually all tests involving growing crops. George T. Van Bebber, an assistant U. S. district attorney for Kansas, resigned effective June 30 to enter private practice at Troy.
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Colby Branch Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas State University
Evans E. Banbury
Topeka
George T. van Bebber
U. S
Kansas
Troy
Kas
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Bullock
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Tinan Ind
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Hamil
Incorp Inc Re
Incorp
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Inc
Val Line Inc
Wallington
Tom Clare
Town
Stevens Ave
Spruce
Deane Wiley
W. Fulton
Agall
Malcolm MacDonald
Georghi Pushkin
MacDonald
Sale CO. Inc
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Thurs
Sony “Comelbe
Jack
Daly
Garden City Telegram
Colby
Milady
Scotts
Larry Kliesen
Garden City, Kansas
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