Funeral for Mrs Marshall P Walker Jr in Ulysses
Mrs Marshall P Walker Jr 40 died Friday after eight months illness of cancer. Born May 23, 1928 near Pieyona she married Marshall Walker Jr July 14, 1945. They lived in Ulysses 12 years moved from Manhattan. Survived by widower three sons parents three sisters three brothers graveside service 4 pm Memorial State Cemetery Hutchinson.
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Ulysses
Marshall P. Walker
Ulysses Methodist Church
Mark
Michael
Bobby
T. W. Geist
Sylvia
John Blasdel
Fred Kittle
Las Vegas
Nev
Mra
James Baker
Hutchinson
Virgil Geist
Plevna
Edward
Funeral for Warner Doyle in Deerfield Methodist Church
Warner Howard Doyle aged 76, a long-time Deerfield resident, dies after a Topeka hospital stay. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Deerfield Methodist Church, with Rev. Robert Fleenor officiating. He leaves a son, Howard of Fowler, five brothers, two sisters, a mother in Topeka, and three grandchildren. Burial in Deerfield Cemetery.
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Topeka
Howard
Fowler
Colo
Harry
Phoenix
Ariz
J. O
Lakin
Bristol
Russell
Argentina
R. E
Log Angelez
Mary Pennekamp
Bess Jacobs
Deerfield Cemetery
Wichita Negroes Protest Death in Jackson
In Wichita a crowd of about 409, largely Black, gathered at the courthouse to protest the killing of Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi. Robert Arnold urged action calling the shooting a global civil rights signal while Dr. C R Roquiventore urged broader Wichita participation against local discrimination.
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Wichita
Kan
Jackson
Miss
Robert Arnold
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
C. R. Roquiventore
NAACP
John J Stang Named VEW State Commander in Kansas
John J. Stang of La Crosse was elected the new state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a three day convention in Hays Kansas. William Aldridge of Ashland and Kenneth Keller of the Gon City were elected vice commanders. Ora D. Moss of Lawrence was succeeded as a leader and Frances Aliie Dodd of Wichita was elected auxiliary president. The 1964 convention will be held in Wichita.
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Hays
Kan
John J. Stang
la Crosse
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Aldridge
Ashland
Kenneth Keller
Gon City
Stang
Ora D. Moss
Lawrence
Frances Aliie Dodd
Wichita
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listings
Hospital notices list admissions at St. Catherine Leopold and St. Catherine Sunday and Saturday, with names and addresses including Jessie Salmans, Leonard E. Ewing, Standley Caldwell, Stussell Dunham, Leslie Peck, Samuel Niblock, Burton Bailey, Plotner, Raley, Gilbert, Hernandez, Brent Petersen, Harvey Martin, A.2. Anderson, Levii, Kearl Austin, Robert Schiffelbein, Douglas Birkle, Raymond Hall, Claude Hubbard, Hubert Crowley. Dismissals include O Neal, Norris Miller, William McLean, Tom Beaudry, Clarence Wheeler, Graydon Goldsberry, George Jones, Marvin Kreutzer, Theodore Drescher, Wesley Clapper, A J Greiving, plus Sunday releases. Births note a son to Mere and Ray Spence and another to Stanley Caldwell. Courts report fines for speeding and district civil mentions.
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St. Catherine
Jessie Salmans
N. Ord
Leonard E. Ewing
Lincoln Rd
Standley Caldwell
Stussell Dunham
Washington
Leslie Peck
Samuel Niblock
Burton Bailey
Shields
Robert Plotner
Charleston
Frank Raley
Gilbert
Hernandez
Holcomb
Brent M. Petersen
Harvey Martin
Salanta
Norris Miller
Lakin
William McLean
Scott City
Tom Beaudry
Clarence Wheeler
Taylor
Graydon Goldsberry
Gardendale
George Jones
Deerfield
Robert Bailey
Marvin Kreutzer
Lowerton
Raymond Mills
Main
Theodore Drescher
Kalvesta
Wesley Clapper
Dighton
A. J. Greiving
Ingalls
Fred Norton
Burnside Drive
Avon Dyer
John Gaylord
Nelson
Larry Wasson
W . Teitlebaum
Rafaela Correa
W. Fulton
William = Douglas
Al's
Tratler Court
Bily Marmer
West Site
Tratler Park
Ty Mere
Ray Spence
Jung
Police and legal notices from Garden City posting fines and licenses
Garden City notices list speeding and driving while intoxicated fines for Paul Walker Richard Smith and Edgar Downing among others. Motor vehicle accidents reported near Pawhuska and Broken Bow with property damage. Legal deeds and oil and gas leases shown for local properties, marriages licensed for Garden City residents.
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Wurranf
Paul David Walker
W. Olive
Richard Gay Smith
Edgar Matrice Downing
Deerfield
Glen Douglas Smedly
Robert Marshall Singer
Scott City
Frank Roy Wilson
Virgil R. Rouse
Pawhuska
Okla
Eugene Kelley
Fulton
Rhett Allan Downing
James Morrill Gass
HW. QO. Huntzinger
Broken Bow
Neb
Robert Marshal Singer
Minory
Legals
Admiral Ricketts Discusses NATO Nuclear Fleet Plan
Vice Adm. Claude V. Ricketts, the Navy's second in command, gave an exclusive interview after returning from London. He argued a shipborne Polaris force of about 25 merchant-type vessels could deter Soviet attack with 200 missiles, asserting high survivability and operational reach across the oceans. He noted costs could be lower than prior estimates, with construction across six to seven days per ship and crew allocations by national contribution under NATO Europe command.
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Adm
Claude V. Ricketts
Navy
London
U.S. Navy
Washington
Ricketts
Rickets
Poluriy
Bagjg
U.S
NATO
Europe
U.S. Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Six Youngstown Girls Die As Train Strikes Car In Ohio
In Ashtabula Ohio six Youngstown girls returning from a swimming party were killed when their car drove onto a railroad crossing and was hit by a Nickel Plate Road freight train. Witnesses said crossing lights were working. Victims include Sylvia Sanker 18 Jennie Angelo 21 Darlene Muzenic 21 Sondra Van Sack 18 Juliane Palko 2 Barbara Cowan 19.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Youngstown
Geneva
Sylvia Sanker
Jennie Angelo
Darlene Muzenic
Sondra van Sack
Juliane Palko
Barbara Cowan
Envoys Mourn Pope John XXII at St Peter's Mass
Envoys from 81 nations and world bodies, including Lyndon Johnson and Sean Lemass, gathered at St. Peter's for a solemn Requiem Mass for Pope John XXII. An empty coffin sat on a black catafalque amid candles as fragile peace hopes and Christian unity were noted.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Catafalyus
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Sean Lemass
Ireland
Prince Albert
Belgium
Foreign Ministry
France
West Germany
Pope John
St. Peter's
Vatican
Break In and Theft Reported Across Local Businesses
Finney County deputies investigated a weekend break in at Hartman Cafe and garage in Halcomb. Losses included three six packs of beer cigarettes and candy bars and razor blades. Tools were stolen from Bradbury Welding on West US50. Insurance payouts to the public averaged 5.2 million daily in 1962 per the Health Insurance Institute.
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Finney County
Bess Hartman
Hartman Cafe
Halcomb
Wendle Meier
Bradbury
West Us50
Cattle Feeding Expands Fast in Kansas
Kansas cattle feeding and cow calf operations have grown rapidly since 1958, with Kansas ranking fourth in cattle on feed and calves two years and older up 41.6 percent, outpacing national and Midwest growth. Feed grains remain key, Texas leading grain sorghum production, and Kansas feeders report a 32 percent rise in cattle on feed in early 1963. Prices are steady to higher through summer and fall, though margins may narrow versus 1962, keeping expansion in feedlots likely in grain-surplus areas.
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Kansas
U. S
Midwest
Quentin D. Banks
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Texas
Amd
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Corn Bell
Kansas City
Racial Groups Are Criticized in NAACP Rally
Alexandria AP Roy Wilkins, NAACP executive secretary, charged that groups such as CORI SNCC and SCLC fund noise while the NAACP pays the bills at a rally across the Potomac. He urged donors not to give to rivals and described a shift toward mass protest tactics.
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Alexandria
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jackson
Miss
Flotomac
Wilkins
Scrap Plastic Fire Damages No Property On Bill Smith Property
Firemen responded to a blaze on Burnside Drive at 10 19 pm Saturday. Scrap plastic material on Bill Smith property was ignited by someone placing it there from the Kansas Plastic Pipe Co. Foam was used to extinguish the fire with no damage reported.
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Burnside Drive
Bill Smith
Kansas Plastic Pipe Co
Supreme Court Rules School Bible Readings Unconstitutional
Washington AP The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional today the use of Bible readings and recitation of the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The ruling concerns Maryland and Pennsylvania appeals challenging daily opening exercises. Justice Clarfis delivered the majority decision with Justice Stewart dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Justice Clars
Stewart
Livestock market report shows steady to higher prices across cattle
Total receipts 1812 cattle and 352 hogs. Steers and heifers sold mixed but largely steady to higher. Prices ranged with strictly choice steers 22.50 to 23.30 and average choice heifers 22.50 to 23.25. Calves and yearlings varied by weight with lighter steer calves 27 to 29 for 300 to 400 pounds and 25.50 to 27 for 400 to 500 pounds. Hog market held steady to slightly lower with top at 16.70 and most good butcher hogs 16 to 16.70. Cows and calves 165 to 200 per pair. Bull market 16.50 to 18, up to 20 in the country.
Kennedy to Make Appeal to Leaders
Washington AP Kennedy presses civil rights push through White House meetings with Congressional and religious leaders. The plan aims to persuade private citizens and lawmakers to speed desegregation, challenge voting rights, school integration, and public accommodations, amid uncertain Senate votes and looming cloture battles.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Hawaii
House
Senate
Associated Press
Dixie
Provossal
Civil Rights Commission
Pasture Feed Decline Continues in Kansas Report
June 1 figures show pasture feed at 2 percent of normal, down from May and 27 percent below average. Dry April and May slowed early grass growth, with western pastures poorest. eastern grazing remains fair to good. Recent rains may aid immediate grazing, but longer green-up requires more rain. Water shortages persist in central and western ponds. First alfalfa cuttings yielded light due to dryness. pea aphids caused damage in central and eastern areas. Row crops planting ahead of normal. corn, sorghum, and soy plantings progress shown. May milk production rose 11 percent from April but lagged last year. eggs produced in May fell from April and below May 1962.
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Topeka
State
Judging School Slated For County 4 H Clubs
A county-wide 4 H Club judging school is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the 4 H building. Eleven classes in foods clothing and home improvement will be judged. Mrs Elsie Branden county home economics agent said all 4 H youths aiming for state contests should attend. No awards will be made but the top 10 winners will be named.
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Elsie Branden
Rails Strong In Moderate Market
NEW YORK AP rails led a mixed market with a modest gain as Kennedy’s intervention defused a potential rail strike and signaled plans to press Congress on the featherbed issue. Industrials rose slightly, steels barely moved, chemicals fell, utilities gained, and overall volume was light.
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Kennedy
Congress
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Railway
Chrysler
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Montgomery Ward
IBM
Xerox
Radio Corp
Litton Industries
American Telephone
Goodrich
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