Brazil's Turmoil Grows Over Kuitschek Purge and Rights Loss
Brazil faces fresh political upheaval as President Humberto Castella Brancen signs a decree banning Kubitschek from the Senate and suspending his political rights amid a broader purge. The move follows a period of military and leftist resistance after past leadership changes including Goulart and Quadros, with fears of further instability impacting the path to elections and Brazil's democratic process.
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Rig di Tanepro
Real
Brazil
Kubitschek
Tran
Jows
Humberto Castella Brancen
Mustins Kubitschek
Senate
Ouster Triggers Brazil Democratic Party Withdrawal
Second Lieutenant The Ouster spurs Kur hitsehek's Social Democratic party, the largest in Brazil, to pull backing from Castello Brancas. A party spokesman cites leaders cheering the former president outside his apartment in Rio de Janeiro as supporters parade him, amid jeers from Kubitschek foe Carlos Lacerda's Guanabara governor camp. Kubitschek rose to prominence as Minas governor.
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Kurhitsehek
Social Dencratic Party
Brazil
Castello Brancas
Kubitschek
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara Shire
Kubischek
Minas
Ark Sets Sails for Alaskan Island Farm Move
Unalaska Alaska AP report on Rufushowe Choate and family leaving Miles City Montana to establish a sheep and cattle ranch on an island near Unalaska. They sailed May 22 in a rebuilt 1890s fire boat freighter with three sheep five jade horses five pigs and a banty rooster.
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Unalaska
Alaska
Howte
Susan
Hind
Ted
Ranchh
Jack Graham
Clatshanle
Ore
Ketchikan
Gulf of Alaska
Kodiak
Aleutians
Seattle
Choate
Jack
Alaskan
Miles City
Lincle Sam
Montana
Cheate
Big Island
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market notes show cattle at 4 500 head with calves 100, steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 higher, cows steady to week. Slaughter steers 19.75 to 20.75, higher categories 21.00 to 21.45, heifers 15.00 to 20.00, prime 21.00, feeders 18.50 to 20.00. Hogs 4 500 with barrows and gilts up, sows 12.00 to 15.75, lambs 25 to 50 lower, ewes up to 50, feeders steady 15.00 to 17.00.
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Kansas City
Garden Cition to Get Shopping Spree-Free
Mrs. Fred L. Hemuvert of 616 W Olive won a Pepsi-Cola contest at Walls IGA Woodiner. She will be allowed a 10 minute shopping spree at the store with a companion paying the bill, carrying as many items as she can to the checkout.
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Walls Iga Woodiner
Fred L. Hemuvert
Olive
Pepsi-Cala
Walls
Lord Beaverbrook Dies at 85 in England
Lord Beaverbrook, born in Canada and famed as a Fleet Street magnate, died suddenly today at his Cherkley home outside London. He was 85 and had long shaped British journalism and politics.
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London
Lord Beaverbrook
Cherkley
Beaverbrook
Fleet Street
Bray
I See. honors roll and college enrollments in Kansas
Becky Rogers daughter of Mgr and Mrs Roland P Rogers was among 59 KU School of Fine Arts spring honor roll freshmen. Terry Cleveland and Larry Watkins, Garden City High School graduates, pre enrolled at Fort Hays State College. Charles Walter of Walter's Barber Shop was elected first vice president of the Kansas chapter of the Assoc of Barbers and Beauticians of America. Larry Schevchzer of Evans j is new Kansas branch president of the National Chinchilla Breeders Assoc. partner Ken Harms of Garden City in Ken-Lar Chinchilla Ranch. elected at a state meeting in Larned.
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Becky Rogers
Mgr
Roland P. Rogers
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Lreshman
Terry Cleveland
Larry Watkins
Hell Lt
Garden City High School
Mort Hays State College
Charles Walter
Walter
Kansas Plaza
Kansas
Association of Barbers and Beauticians of America
Wichita
Larry Schevchzer
Evans, J
National Chinchilla Breeders Assa
Schuei“ey
Kenneth Harms
Garden City
Larned
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Readout
Hospital admissions and dismissals are cataloged for St Catherine Scott Fairbairn and other local facilities. The document lists patient names and addresses including Fairbairn, Davis, McBride, Hope, Lasater, Gundian, Crist, Knell, Knoll, Smith, Spanier, Meeker, Hubbard, Beeson, Hughes, Bahm, and Irion among others with associated street numbers and towns such as Wichita, Lakin, Scott City, Dighton, and Deerfield. The tone reflects a daily roll of admissions and dismissals.
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St. Catherine Scott Fairbairn
Davis Jan Fairbairn
Davis James Ki. McBride
Clifford Hope Sr
Lyle Mes
Clifton Lasater
Laurel
Michael Gundian
Isa
Vera Mae Crist
Wichita
Doradane Knell
Wehr Ilarold
Dean Berry
Deerfield
William Mc Brewer Jr
D. Richardson
Lorrayne V. Stine
Scott City
Joyce Marie Knoll
Monajoan Knoll
Paul George Smith
Dighton
Johanna ©. Spanier
Bradley Scott Eyes
N. Ord. Kelly Sag Tineher
Tadlinger
George W. Meeker
KE. Hackberry
Virgil Leroy Hubbard
Lakin
Zora Beeson
Leopold
Edward Lee Hughes
Daryl Bahm
Alamata
St. Catherine
List of residents and notices from County court docket
Names and addresses listed for Gillan Renick Lee Day and other residents. Court notes include drivers license suspensions from May to 16th birthday, suspensions for driving on suspended license, check written on insufficient funds leading to 30 days with days suspended on payment, and SH75 costs. Police bonds posted for several individuals for improper driving and parking. Bonds forfeited for multiple persons. Arrest report for Finest Fred Schulz, AMN, Ona, for drunk.
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Courts
Robert QO. Patterson
Albert Ira Wilcox
Zolla M. Martin
Garden City Ave
Terry Lee Billinger
Carol Sue Beach
Chestnut
James 0. Lewis
Donald Hobson Sr
Larry
Manfield
Grover L. Mendenhall
Clarise Fthel Dodson
Beverly Ann Deibert
Fred Schulz
AMN
Ona
Local Legals Mantle Deeds and Quitclaims Summary
Warranty deeds involve Larry McMahan Dan McMahan and others transferring Lot 4 Block 15 in Haskell's subdivision to various parties including the Church of the Nazarene Lot 6 and west 4 feet of Lot 5 Block 2 in Garden Belle Addition and adjacent properties. Quitclaims record Juanita Nelson transferring to Alma Marie Herbert the south 4 acres in 1924 32 and Alma Marie Herbert to Russell Tremain the same south 4 acres in 1924 32.
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Larry Www. McMahan
Dan McMahan
Haskell
Charles
Hager
Church of the Nazarene
Garden Belle
Gary R. Hering
John W. Falvey
Worth
Horde
Mager
Juanita Nelson
Alma Marie Herbert
Russell Tremain
Infant dies after birth in Deerfield
Jay Irene Burch infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Burch of Deerfield died seven hours after birth at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City. Survived by five brothers Kenneth Gary Lem Terry and Danny. maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lb Hughes Holly Colorado and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J F Burch Larkspur Colorado. Graveside service Wednesday at 4 p.m. MST in Deerfield Cemetery conducted by Rev. M B Remick. Friends may call Phillips White Funeral Home in Garden City.
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Deerfield
Jay Irene Burch
Donald M. Burch
St. Catherine Hospital
Carden City
Kenneth
Gary
Lem
Terry
Danny
WH. Hughes
Holly
Colo
J. F. Burch
Larkspur
M. B. Remick
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Garden City
Samuel A Wells Rites Held for Garden City Farmer
Funeral services for Samuel Ashbel Wells 83 of Garden City will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Garnand Chapel with Rev Howard P Woertendyke officiating. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery. Wells born May 16, 1881 in Cataba Missouri came to Garden City in 1907 from Edwards County and was a farmer. He married Donna Hinshaw July 7 1908 Greensburg. she died February 18 1954. An infant son Ivan Dean preceded him. Survivors include sons Marion Rene Wells Great Bend Samuel Dale Wells 1611 North Nut and Robert Wells 1102 Hackberry. Friends may call Garnand's today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Samuel Ashbel Wells
Garden Cillan
Garnand
Howard P. Woertendyke
Burisit
Valley View Cemetery
Mr. Wells
Cataba
Garden City
Edwards County
Donna Hinshaw
Greensburg
Ivan Dean
Marion Rene Wells
Great Bend
Samuel Dale Wells
Nuth
Robert Wells
Hackberry
Garnani’'s
Died: 91 former Garden City teacher Mrs Adams
Mrs Karrie Adams 91 longtime Garden City teacher and homesteader died Monday in Madison after a life in Indiana and Michigan. Born February 1873 in Miklert Indiana she moved to Garden City in 1907 proving up a claim north of town before marriage to Essie C Adams in 1918. Surviving relatives include a sister Mrs Phi Maun and nephews Harry Potter and Phillip K Potter. Gravesite service Thursday at 1 30 a m in Vallow Veena Cemetery with Rev J Merion Kadyk. Garland Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Karrie
Adams
Garden City
Madison
Miklert
Ind
Town
Essie C. Adams
la Junta
Colo
Phi. Maun
North Muskegon
Mich
Neer
Harry J. Potter
Harry Potter
Muskegon
Phillip K. Potter
Caumbus
Ohio
Vallow Veen
J. Merion Kadyk
Garland Funeral Home
Ulysses Youth Wins Mayberry Scholarship at Emporia
Ulysses resident Jessie Archuleta Rt 1 Ulysses has earned a Mayberry Scholarship for the MH4 85 school year at Kane sax State Teachers College Emporia. Funded by Mrs Willard Mayberry Ilkhart the awards support western Kansas students with an interest in physical science. Nancy Toole of Liberal also receives one for next year. Archuleta participated in BelState student council football basketball track and the Industrial Arts Club, serving as president of the Foreign Language Club and officer roles in junior and senior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Jessie Archuleta
Rt. 1
Mayberry
Kanesax State
Army tightens rifle sale records amid security fears
The Army centralized a list of individuals and clubs authorized to purchase surplus rifles from Army stocks for target practice and competition. Officials said the move responds to rising queries about buyers, not Kennedy’s assassination. In Romania talks, the U S considers selling two nuclear reactors with allies to block militarily useful goods. A Mississippi meeting on Negro voter registration was disrupted by a white man from the American Nazi party who shouted and was arrested.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
John F. Kennedy
Romania
United States
State Department
Richard J. Phillips
Paris
Committee of Allies
Council of Federated Organizations
Mississippi
George Patter
American Nazi Party
Wichita University honors Jack Williams at commencement
Mr and Mrs Art Williams and family attended the University of Wichita commencement where their son Jack Williams received a bachelor of arts degree and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army He will report to active duty in August with Army Intelligence and be stationed in Georgia He plans to work for the State Highway Department this summer David will be a UW sophomore next fall and Mrs Williams will gain a degree from Fort Hays State College this summer
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Gary Heinz
Dighton
Kansas State University
Mildred M. Heinz
Gary
Kansas State
Aberdean Proving Ground
University of Wichita
Art Williams
Jack
Army
Army Intelligence
Georgia
State Highway Department
David
Wichita UW
Williams
Fort Hays State College
Change Is Stolen From Home-Fry Equipment
A weekend break-in at the Home-Fry Implement Co on Route 1 saw a small amount of change stolen from candy and cigarette machines. Undersheriff Kenneth Wiecksi investigated the incident.
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Rt 1
Kenneth Wiecksi
Service Tanner Receives Naval Discharge
Donald W. Tanner, son of Mrs. Donald Miller of 32122 W Emerson, was discharged from active duty with the United States Navy in Charleston after four years of service. He trained at San Diego Naval Base and completed an 11 week pistol marksmanship program before reporting to Camp Pendleton Calif for advanced infantry training.
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Donald W. Tanner
Donald Miller
W. Emerson
United States Navy
Charleston
Tanner
Navy
San Diego Naval Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Baier Completes Marine Combat Course
Marine Pvt. Richard Baier son of Mrs. Tom Baier completed four weeks of individual combat training in May at Camp Pendleton California with the Second Infantry Training Regiment. Training focused on small unit tactics the four man fire team and the 14 man squad.
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Richard Baier
Tom Baier
1101
Summit
Second Infantry Training Regiment
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Lohmeier Completes Armor Officer Course
Second Lt. Jon T. Lohmeier son of Mrs. Jean Lohmeier completed an armor officer orientation course at the Army Armor Center Fort Knox Kentucky on June 3 He learned duties of a tank platoon leader Lohmeier is a Garden City High School 1953 graduate and earned a BS from the University of Kansas in 1964.
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Jon T. Lohmeier
Jean Lohmeier
Evans
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox Ky
Lohmeier
Garden City High School
University of Kansas
Navy Seaman Apprentice Robert E. Hunt Aboard Mispillion
Robert E. Hunt seaman apprentice of Mrs. Noah Tabor is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Mispillion, a Seventh Fleet unit deployed to the Far East. The ship has visited ports in Japan and the Philippine Islands and expects to visit Hong Kong before returning to Long Beach California later this summer.
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Robert E. Hunt
United States Navy
Noah Tabor
N. Main
Mispillion
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Japan
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
Long Beach
Calif
Martin Assigned to Battalion in Germany
Army Pvt. Darrell K. Martin, 22, son of Mrs. Leah E. Martin of Eminence, Indiana, was assigned to the 24 Signal Battalion in Germany in May. A radio operator in Company B, Martin entered the Army in November 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. He was stationed at Fort Gordon, Georgia, before going overseas.
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Army
Darrell K. Martin
Leah E. Martin
Eminence Ri
24 Signal Battalion
Germany
Martin
Fort Leonard Woot
Fort Gordon
Garden Citations Finish Navy Recruit Training
Edward J. Sterling and Kenneth E. Harrison graduated May 28 from recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California. Over nine weeks the pair transformed from civilians to Navy men learning military law Navy customs seamanship and shipboard routines.
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Edward J. Sterling
Phil Sterling
Pearl
Kenneth E. Harrison
George E. Harrison
N. Main
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Navy
McMillan Begins Marine Recruit Training at San Diego
Marine Pvt. William D. McMillan son of Mr and Mrs Donakle McMillan of Eminence Rt is undergoing recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California Recruits spend over 100 hours in physical conditioning learn drill for more than 40 hours and devote three weeks to rifle training
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William D. McMillan
Donakle, McMillan
Emminence Rt
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Hooper Qualifies as Army Rifle Expert
Army Lt. Gary M. Hooper 22 qualified as expert in firing the M-14 rifle at Fort Riley Kansas during May. He is with Headquarters Company 1st Battalion of the 63d Armor, 1st Infantry Division. Hooper entered the Army in April 1960 and is a 1959 Garden City High School graduate. his wife Oetha and parents live in Garden City.
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Army
Gary M. Hooper
Oetha
Pearl
Fort Riley
Kan
Hooper
1St Infantry Division
63D Armor
Garden City High School
Ee Hooper
N. 6Th
Wilks Completes Navy Basic Training
Delbert L. Wilks, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wilks of 907 Conkling, completed nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Tl. The course covered naval orientation history organization seamanship ordnance and gunnery military drill first aid and survival.
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Delbert L. Wilks
Henry A. Wilks
Conkling
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Navy
Ancient Egyptians shaved heads mourning pets
An ancient practice in Egypt involved shaving heads as a sign of mourning when a pet dog died, reflecting ritual sorrow and social customs surrounding animal companions.
LBJ Quietly Piles Up Delegate Votes
President Johnson has 671 first ballot votes from primaries and conventions, about 58 percent of the 1,15815 needed for the Democratic nomination. Wallace holds 38 first ballot votes from Alabama. many delegates remain uncommitted.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Associated Press
Atlantic City
George C. Wallace
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
Wisconsin
Ferguson Firms Stand on Taxes
Attorney General Bill Ferguson, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, reiterated opposition to state tax increases during a Warren Hotel stopover in western Kansas. He favored more school funding via government efficiency and cautioned against the crash program proposed by rival candidates, stressing economizing rather than new taxes.
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Bill Fergusson
Ferguson
Warren Hotel
Kansas
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