Moon changes hint at rain and weekly Windsor coffee
A local weather prophet predicts rain after the recent moon change with the next change slated for tomorrow. The community calendar notes a Wednesday Centennial coffee at 10 a.m. in Windsor Hotel court, though attendance is low. Wheat appearances and harvest plans loom as a cold front could delay field work. report from Benson and Wichita AP notes a fatal garage accident involving a 15 month old, and postal bids and contracts in Kansas.
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Windsor Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Hope to Address Farm Officials Conference In Dodge City
Clifford R. Hope Sr of Garden City will headline 18 speakers at a June 25 29 gathering in Dodge City where regional agricultural coordination is the aim. Speakers include U S Senator Frank Carlson and USDA official Byron Allen. The event marks the first Kansas hosted meeting since 1952 and features talks on cattle, Washington policy, western state ag work, and a bus tour of Kansas agriculture.
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Dodge City
Clifford R. Hope, Sr
Garden City
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
North Central
Hope
Sells For Agriculture
Kansas
Roy Freeland
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
U.S
Frank Carlson
Byron G. Allen
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
J.J. Moxley
Moxley Hall Ranch
Council Grove
C. Peairs Wilson
School of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Allen
Washington
William H. Henning
Pennsylvania
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Departments of Agriculture
Western States
Paul Swisher
Colorado
Hope and
Moxley
Midwestern Agriculture Committee
The
Council of State Governments
Jess Taylor
Tribune
Clyde Spry
Iowa
J. Sherman Porter
Ohio
George McIntyre
Michigan
Wallace White
John Anderson, Jr
Park, Eckles
Tom Kissler
D.N. McDwell
Wisconsin
Silver Spur Lodge
Expect Reject Of Fidel Bid For Tractors
DETROIT RP The Tractors for Freedom Committee was expected late today to reject Fidel Castros demand for 28 million in light farm tractors for the release of about 1 200 invasion prisoners. The committee had offered 500 tractors in exchange. Castro told a four man team in Havana he would accept farm tractors only if their value reached 28 million.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fourman
Havana
Weather Tonight and Tuesday Outlook for Multiple Cities
Tonight shows scattered thunder showers with upper S05 temperatures and northerly winds near 15 mph. Tuesday turns partly cloudy cooler with intermittent showers, northerly winds around 15 mph and highs near 70. Cities include Emporia Garden City Og City Russell and others in the forecast.
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Emporia
Garden City
Russell Sati
Cold Front Forecast for Kansas Brings Showers and Cooler Temps
AP reports a cold front moving into Kansas will bring unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday. Showers are likely with cooler daytime highs than today, which reached the 80s. Overnight lows range from the low 50s to the 60s across the state. Continuous cloudiness kept Sunday highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s, with overnight lows from 58 to 65 at several towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Hill City
Abilene
Goodland
Wamego
Concordia
Weekend Accidents Kill Three in Kansas
Three people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. A 16-year-old Arkansas City girl Carolyn Campbell died in a car truck collision on US 166 west of Arkansas City. Driver Tommy Davis 18 was seriously injured. Alvin Rhoades 40 of Russell was killed in a two car crash near Russell. Leona Ebel 52 of Russell was uninjured. Gerald Glenn Baker 18 of Choctaw Oklahoma was killed when struck by a oil truck seven miles south of Dodge City.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Arkansas City
Carolyn Campbell
DU. S. 166
Garland Campbell
Tommy Davis
Davis
Ralph Coulter
Alvin Rhoades
Russell
Leona Ebel
Oklahoma
Gerald Glenn Baker
Choctaw
U. S. 283
Dodge City
Baker
Harold R. Haas
Liberal
Kan
Garden Sass Moves Fast Toward Home With Guitar
After conversations with Leora and Linda, Gus Garden was seen moving at a faster-than-usual clip toward home with his one-string guitar, hinting at urgent emotion or a swift departure.
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Leora
Linda
Gus Garden
U S and Soviet S Search for Disarmament Talks
Washington witnesses U S and Soviet representatives meet to resume general disarmament talks after a yearlong break. John J McCloy expects Zorin to urge broader issues, while the U S rejects Khrushchev's proposal to merge Geneva talks with general disarmament, signaling potential stalemate.
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Washington
U.S
John J. McCloy
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei Gromyka
Garden City Girls To Study in Aspen
Two local 16 year old girls from Garden City, Linda Ellington and Leora Martin, were accepted for summer music study at the Aspen Music School in Aspen Colorado. Ellington will study piano for five weeks from June 26 to July 29 under Mrs Edith Oppen, who trained in Vienna and earned a PhD in Musicology. Martin will study violin and voice from July 2 to August 19 in the Young People's String Program, with instruction from Eu dice Shapiro and members of the Juilliard and Hungarian Quartets, among others.
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Aspen, Music School
Aspen, Colo
Linda Ellington
A.L., Ellington
Laurel
Leora Martin
Ora
Martin
Mists Ellington
Edith Oppens
Vienna
Academy of Music
University of Germany
Pra‘Manns College of Music
Ellington
Elson Clark
Young People
Eudice Shapiro
Juillard
Darius Milhaud
Izler Solomon
Festival
Miss Martin
Douglas Overland
Julius Hulquist
Strike Talks Fray as Bribery Charge Ups Tension
New York AP reports negotiators in the maritime strike are further apart after charges of attempted bribery and divisive tactics. Over 100 ships are idle in ports as the walkout, which began last Thursday, could last long. Jesse M. Cahoon claims the American Merchant Marine Institute offered a large economic package to drop the runaway-flag demand and calls for congressional investigation.
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NEW York
Jesse M. Calhoon
National Committee For Maritime Bargaining
Cahoon
American Merchant Marine Institute
Wheat Measure Gets Approval
Washington AP reports a House Agriculture subcommittee approved a Kennedy administration wheat proposal for 1982. It mandates a 10 percent cut in acreage and sets the wheat price support at $2 per bushel, about 84 percent of parity.
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Washington
House
Orville L. Freeman
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Two Admit U S Tower Sabotage by American Army
Investigators say ex builder Bernard Brous and 23 year old Dale Jensen admitted causing $850000 in damage by blowing up microwave towers and a delay station on May 28. They said the acts were for a group calling itself the American Republican Army and planned while in Ensenada Mexico. Also questioned were Brous' wife Minnie and Robert Bortoli. The pair were held on $100000 bond after extradition to San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Ensenada
Mexico
Here
Bernard Jerome Brous
Handsome Dale Chris Jensen
U.S
Brous
Tijuana
FBI
San Diego U.S
Minnie
Robert Gerald Bortoli
Reno Nev
Jensen
Laotian Princes Meet in Zurich Clash Over Coalition
In Zurich AP reports three rival Lao princes begin coalition talks and clash. Prince Souvanna Phouma accuses Prince Boun Oum of plans to retire, which a Boun Oum spokesman denies. Souvanna also says Gen Phoumi must be kept out of the government or forced to leave the army.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
National Union
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Souvanna Plouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Aunty Nan of Kansas A Pioneer 100 Years Old
Nancy Ward of St. John Kansas is 100 and a living Kansas legend. She recalls crossing to Kansas with her husband Dennis during settlement days, facing prairie fires harsh winters and hunger, trading butter for food, and raising a large family while helping build a new community near Rattlesnake Creek. Her memories frame the Centennial year celebration.
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Doug Tedrow
Nancy Ward
Kansas
Mrs. Ward
St. John
Kan
Dennis
B. E. Adamson
Nan
Nancy
Oklahoma
Great Bend
Ward
Wards
Mre. Ward
One Call Will Provide City Traffic Information
New York AP reports a city line will offer traffic sub way and airport condition updates starting Tuesday. The one minute recording costs 1500 dollars a month to prevent overload of police and city channels during emergencies. CATANIA Sicily AP notes snow fell on Mount Etna and hail hit villages at its base amid a sudden storm.
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New York
Catania
Sicily
Eina
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Herb Dougherty
Garden City Co-op
C. H. Milhon
Wichita
Elihu Allman
Benson
George M. Ladd
Alen
Johnson
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Silver Lake
Wright Eas
Grinnell
Kas
David Davis
Illinois
Fidel
U.S. Soviets
Aspen
India
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Memoire Khrushchev
Kennedy
State Department
Soviet Union
Missouri River
Kansas Territory
Ratlesnake
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Senate
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