Dutch Electra crashes near Cairo killing many
An AC Lockheed Electra of Royal Dutch Airlines crashed in desert sand near Cairo while landing. Between 19 and 38 aboard were killed with 10 seriously injured and survivors with injuries. The flight originated Amsterdam and was bound for Kuala Lumpur via Cairo and Basra. The cargo reportedly included gold ingots jewelry and Swiss watches bound for Burma and Thailand.
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Egypt
Asia
Royal Dutch Airlines
ILM
Munich
Rome
Rifaat
Chafik
KLM
Netherlands
Lisbon
Hartford
Conn
Europe
Electric Boat Co
Connecticut
Prestwick
Scotland
Basra
Karachi
Rangoon
Bangkok
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Burma
Thailand
Receipts and Prices From Triday Market Report
Market summary shows 637 cattle and hogs traded with varied prices. Cattle steady to 25¢ lower amid demand. steers 21.50–22.50, standards 18.50–21.50, Holsteins up to 20. Heifers 22–22.50, calves 25–29 for 400–500 lb, Holstein calves 17–20, cows and calves 165–192.50 per pair. bull 17–19. Hog prices down 25¢, top 16.25. butcher hogs 13.80–16.25, sows 11.50–14.50. Kansas City AP: cattle 11,500. steers 21.00–23.00, heifers 21.00–22.75, cows 15.50–17.00. vealers 95.00–28.00?. feeders 23.00–50. Hog values 16.50–17.50 for 190–250 lb barrows. sows 19.75–15.25.
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Triday
Kansas City
Porky Pig Saved From Dire Fate in Kansas City
Kansas City AP report. Porky the trained pig, shipped to market by mistake, was rescued from the Kansas City stockyards by Justin Doak of Gallatin Missouri. Doak had trained Porky to march in Gallatin's Crazy Day parade. the pig will now participate after the rescue.
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Kansas City
Porky
Justin Doak
Gallatin
Doak
Hampshire
New Farm Wheat Farms Available for 1962 Allotments
Producers seeking a 1962 new farm wheat acreage allotment must file a written application with the Finney ASC County Office by July 1, 1961. Ernie Proudfit says forms are available there for requests. The program aims to allot wheat to farms with regular rotations or those starting independently, including those who lost possession or previously produced wheat.
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Finney Asc
Ernie Proudfit
ASC
Brothers Win Pinewood Derby in Scott County Park
Four pairs of brothers from Garden City claimed top honors in the Pinewood Derby at Scott County State Park for the Buffalo Range District Cubs. John Wagner led with his older brother Gary second. Dennis McBride from Pack 179 placed third, Brad Blackburn of Pack 37 fourth, and Bert Nemechecs of Pack 37 fifth. Forty contestants qualified for the district rally after winning pack heats, racing wooden cars carved by Cubs and dads on a ramp.
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Bert Nemecheck
Tribune
Dennis McBride
Leoti
John Wagner
Garden City
Gary Wagner
Brad Blackburn
Scott County State Park
Cubre
Buffalo Range
John. Wagner
John J. Wagner
Safford
The
Christian Church
John
Gary
Leon
Leon Tack
Bert Nemechecs
Anonymous gift funds half of Southwestern Fine Arts Center
Winfield AP report notes a $250,000 anonymous donation to Southwestern College toward a new fine arts center, with $10,000 from Mrs. Jessie Clyde Fischer of Philadelphia. President Dr. C Orville Strohl announced the gifts and the finance committee aims to raise the remaining $240,000.
Office Window Broken at Dr Sartovins Office
A window was found broken Sunday morning at the office of Dr. H. C. Sartovins at 126 Grant. Investigators say the office was entered but nothing was reported missing.
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H. C. Sartovins
Grant
Local Sports Car Club Takes Trophy
The Santa Fe Trail Night Rallye attracted over 20 cars in Garden City for a three hour 100 mile navigational contest. Garden City entrants dominated team and individual awards, with Leo Hanneman and co-driver winning overall in a Renault, followed by Dwayne Patterson, Dale Moody, and the Riggs duo in their VW, Falcon, and Austin-Healey Sprite respectively. Team sweep highlighted by multiple Garden City teams and non member trophies, Liberal entrants weaker in overall standings. The next event is the 4th Annual Starlight Rallye in July in Liberal.
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Sports Car Club of Southwest
Kansas
Garden City
Dodge City
Liberal
Dale Moody
John F. Riggs
Volkswagen
Mike Etrick
Joe Etrick
Etrick
Dick Patterson
Kent Nanninga
Maynard Kniel
Garden Cillans
Lewis Lyman
Melvin Taylor
John Roper
Robert Townsend
Norman Graves
Santa Fe Trail
Explorer Post 101
Explorers
Philip Porter
John Austin
Morris Jones
Sports Car Club of
Southwest Kansas
Rexion
Hospital Admissions and Births List From St Catherine
Saturday admissions include Esther Rich Peter Bludnick Geneva Hays and others. Sunday adds Darrel Hallbick Arden Fulton and more. Discharges noted alongside multiple Dighton and Garden City residents. Births at St Catherine report three newborns with weights and times for Nairn Billinger and Naab families.
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St. Catherine
Esther Rich
Peter Bludnick
Deerfield
Robert Nairn
James Anderson
Dale Stonestreet
Cullison
Geneva Hays
Max Schmitz
Davis
Albert Billinger
Scalt City
Michael Naab
Gardendale
Vernon Cornette
Burnside Drive
Darrel Hallbick
Dighton
Forest Smith
Bluebird Court
Terry Gigot
South Star
Salome Garza
Holcomb
Simmons
Gth
Sammy Kemper
Anderson
Don Nugen
Edward Deaver
Daniel Winter
Joseph Rupp
Ricky Herrman
Eugene
Arden Fulton
el Rancho Trailor Court
Monte Washam
Garden
Howard Nichols
Baker
Laurel
Edwin Gutentag
Old Manor
John Blernacki
Gregory Brayfield
Olvie
Cliffie Corn
Tiny Harms
Evans
Gilbert Kemper
Eos Hattie Hamlin
Hooker
Kia
Leopold Rev
Lloyd Holt
Pierceville
Eldon Jantz
Ulysses Mark Renfro
Hugoton
Martin Bauer
Scott City
Courts wire Peorge Bonds Posted
Delbert Larry Cox of Lakin faces a $1 penalty for parking in a no parking zone. Mrs Lillian G Joseph at 1611George is fined $5 for improper mufflers. Horace ONeal Gay of 504 Evans is fined $5 for driving on the wrong side of the road. Mrs Trinidad Gomez Sotoma is listed in the notice.
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Peorge
Delbert Larry Cox
Lakin
Lillian G. Joseph
George
Horace O'Neal Gay
Evans
Trinidad Gomez Sotoma
Local Court Notices From Garden City Area
A series of brief notices includes Karen Diane Leonard cited for running a red light at 1611 B Street with a $10 fee, Juan Nevarez charged at 1208 Mulberry with $10, and Clarence John Kerkhoff of Healy posted at $125 bond for a county court appearance at 10 a.m. Tuesday on driving while intoxicated. Other items show John Morris Smith fined $25 for reckless driving, Fred Forrest Foreman’s case dismissed for lack of prosecution, and Pete Garza Rowland released from jail on probation for one year. Additional entries note bonds refunded and various names such as Dennis W. Ashley Horace O’Neal Gay Mrs. Harold Drake Russell Eisenbise Mrs. Trinidad Soto and a mayoral reference.
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Pete Garza Rowland
W. Fulton
Sands
Dennis W. Ashley
Horace O'Neal Gay
Harold Drake
Russell Emerson Eisenbise
Trinidad G. Soto
Traffic Accidents Reported Saturday and Sunday
Saturday at 10:55 a.m. in the 100 block of Grant two cars driven by Mrs. Robert Ball of 806 North 4th and Ernest Glendon Proudfit were involved. Later Saturday at 5:45 p.m. in the 1000 block of Taylor a pickup driven by Juan Nevarez of Mulberry and a parked car owned by Imre Kulesar of 07 Har old were involved. Sunday at 3:50 p.m. at ath and Chestnut a station wagon driven by Mrs. George Voth of Evans and another car driven by Arthur Franklin Murphy of Towner Colorado were involved.
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Grant
Robert Ball
Ernest Glendon
Proudfit
W. Olive
Taylor
Juan Nevarez
Imre Kulesar
Harold
Ath and Chestnut
George Voth
Evans
Arthur Franklin Murphy
Towner, Colo
Soviet Flag Flies In Boston Harbor
A Soviet flag flew in Boston harbor marking a rare sight in years. A Soviet trawler docked on Sunday to land its captain Artsev Y Grigorievich 33 for treatment of gastritis, as reported from Boston.
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Boston Harbor
Boston
Hoston
Artsev
Y. Grigorievich
Western Powers All Involved Berlin Talks In Berlin
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk says the United States rejects Khrushchev proposals on Germany and Berlin and will discuss with Britain France West Germany and others. Kennedy will raise the Soviet memo at a White House meeting with Italian Premier Pirn Fanfarid I. Khrushchev calls for an immediate peace conference to settle Germany and end Allied occupation while West German leaders Adenauer and Brandt oppose a conference without German reunification.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Germany
Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
West Berlin
West Germany
Kennedy
White House
Amintore Fanfarid
Italy
America
North Atlantic
Moscow
U.S
Vienna
Khrushchev
East Germany
Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Brandt
Stevenson says Brazil backs US against communism
Adlai E. Stevenson, in Rio de Janeiro, stated Brazil will stand with the United States against the Communist threat in the Americas. He met President Quadros and discussed Cuba and other issues on a South American tour, noting strong cooperation and mutual concern over US Cuban policy.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Adlai E. Stevenson
Junio Quadros
Americas
United States
Kennedy
Quadros
Cuba
Stevenson
Asuncion
Paraguay
South America
Quadres
Sao Paulo
Canada U S To Swap Planes In Proposed Exchange
The United States and Canada discuss a $320 million exchange of military aircraft. Canada would receive 66 American F101 Voodoo fighters while the U S would order 200 Canadian built F104G Starfighters and assume operation of the Pine Tree radar line. US funding would cover 75 percent of costs, totaling $240 million with Canada contributing $80 million.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Defense and State Departments
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Must Redesign Kansas Flag Must Redesign Kansas Flag
Kansas Secretary of State Paul R. Shanahan must redesign the state flag after a 1961 change added Kansas to the field of blue. A flag maker warned the three by seven and seven by five foot dimensions are too large to pair with other flags, so a temporary three by five size flag will be used until 1963.
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Topeka
Paul R. Shanahan
Kansas
Shanahan
United States
Deaths Judith Linn Armantrout Infant Daughter Dies
Judith Linn Armantrout seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Armantrout 902 Theron died Saturday at St Catherine s Hospital. Born November 10, 1960 the infant had been hospitalized since birth. Survivors include parents a sister Cynthia Ann maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Nolan 1009 Gillespie paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Armantrout Holcomb graveside services were to be held at Valley View Cemetery with Rev Clement...
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Judith Linn Armantrout
George Armantroult
Theron
St. Catherine’ Hospital
Aitce
Cynthia Ann
John Nolan
Gillespie
Raymond Armantrout
Holcomb
Bers
Clement Coteugte Se
Ciating
William Heinley 88 Dies. Garden City Native Was Store Owner
William Nathan Heinley aged 88 died Sunday afternoon at his home from natural causes. Born October 12, 1872 in Union County Pennsylvania, he moved to Garden City in 1920 to run a second hand store, then to Ulysses in 1947 and back in 1960. Survived by four nieces including Mrs Grace Lorr of Mifflinburg, PA.
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William Nathan Heinley
Mr. Heinley
Union County
Penn
Garden City
Ulysses
Grace Lolr
Mifflinburg
John Gable Christened at St Cyril's Church
John Gable Christened at St Cyril's in Encine as Marilyn Monroe and other stars look on. The 10 week old son of the late Clark Gable cried loudly during the ceremony led by Rev. Michael Lalor. Godmother Mrs Carl Leigh sheltered him as spectators watched outside the church steps. About 109 guests attended the invitation only christening.
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Nollywood Ap
John Clark Gable
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
Carl Leigh
St. Cyril’s Roman Catholic Church
Encine
Kay Gable
Michael Lalor
U S Technical Team To Dicker with Fidel
A four man American team sails to Havana to negotiate a swap of 500 tractors for 1,200 Cuban invasion prisoners. The Tractors for Freedom Committee led by Mrs. Roosevelt Walter Reuther and Milton Eisenhower seeks to finalize details in about a day, with travel permits arranged in Washington. Castro has proposed a broader prisoner exchange but the committee requires tractor specifics and opposes other terms.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Tractors-for-freedom Committee
Castro
Miami
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Kennedy
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