Hospitals Today Admissions at St Catherine Saturday
Admissions list includes Mrs Oran Line Pierceville Mra M W Barker 401 N eth Mra George Nuzum 1610% A Mrs Owen Grable 513 N ath a Joe Winters 1308 E Cheat misiater Miriam 608 N 5th Mag Nettie Hicks 1510 B Fulton Sunday Mrs Don Waterson Dighton Mrs George Walker South Star Rt Mrs Frank Lopez 712 W Futh Mrs Emanuel Doll Ingalls Leopold Mrs Ben Koehn Scott City Dismissals Bert Prose Beeler Claude Wright 4122 Pershing
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St. Catherine
Don Waterson
Dighton
George Walker
South Star
Frank Lopez
W. Futh
Emanuel Doll
Ingalls
Bert. Prose
Beeler
Claude Wright
Pershing
Robert Tompkin
William Mullins
Deerfield
le Ann Bradfield
Olive Harry Scheldaman
Gerald Ostmeyer
Linda Borgman
Marion Moréno
South Star Rt
TW. Winkelmann
Eugene Kelley
Leopold
Earl Hart
Ft. Dodge
A.J. Ross
Dodge City
George Nuzum
Lee Walker
Joe Winters
Local Births and Traffic Report From Garden City
In Garden City many residents listed with addresses. Births recorded at St Catherine include a boy and two girls with times and weights. Police report bonds posted and forfeited for several individuals. Numerous traffic accidents noted across city blocks with involved drivers and locations.
Chandler Death Shakes Films
AP reports Hollywood mourns 42 year old Jeff Chandler once a rugged screen hero after a weeks long grave illness. Friends recalled his stubborn fight through a May 13 surgery for a slipped disc, followed by internal hemorrhages and infections requiring massive blood transfusions. His condition worsened Friday leading to death.
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Hollywhop
Jeff Chandler
Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Chandler
Kennedy Skips Women's Dinner Due to Back Strain
President Kennedy will not attend the Women's National Press Club dinner in Washington to spare his ailing back. The White House said Kennedy, still using crutches, is improving and Mrs Kennedy will attend with the other guests. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger cited medical advice and the president's own judgment as the reason for skipping the event.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Middleburg
No Injuries In Accident on Highway 83
An accident on Highway 83 near Five Points involved a pickup driven by Arthur Wallace of 609 W. Olive and a truck driven by Leonard Philip Miller of Scott City Friday night. No injuries were reported. Wallace, with his wife, tried a right turn while Miller said Wallace appeared to turn left and attempted to pass on the right. Wallace’s pickup rear fender was damaged. Miller’s truck sustained no damage.
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Reese Adhie Jernigan
Ralph George Jones
E. Chestnut
Milo M. Joyce
Theron
John Mark Colby
Taylor
Main and
Laurel
Mra
Clyde K. Mister
4Th
Norman L. Graves
Pinecrest
Claude C. Baker, Jr
End
Arthur Wallace
W. Olive
Leonard Phili
Lip Miller
Scott City
Five Points
Wallace
Miller
Ft Larned Dedication Honors National Historic Landmark
Nearly 5,000 attended the Fort Larned dedication as a national historic landmark. Howard W. Baker of Omaha presented certificate and plaque to Gary John Anderson, who donated items to the Fort Larned Historical Society. Baker called the fort a key Santa Fe Trail military point, active 1859 to 1878, with the land later preserved by E. E. Frizell’s descendants. About 400 troops from Ft. Riley and local guardsmen participated in a flag-raising and review.
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Egan
Larned, Kah
Old
Ft. “Larned
Howard W. Baker
Omaha
National Park Service
Gary
John Anderson
Baker
Ft. Larned
E. Frizell
Robert RK
Frizell
Mon Hveg
Historical Society
1St Division
Ft. Riley
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Brittany Farmers Stage New Mob Action Across Brittany
In Paris AP report more than a thousand Brittany farmers led new mob actions against government farm policies. They threaten further methods if two jailed leaders are not released, with road blocks tractor parades and sabotage spreading to towns new to the protests in northwestern France. The demonstrations follow the pending trials of Alexis Gouvennec and Marcel Leon jailed in Brest for taking part in an earlier protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brittany
Thal
France
Alexis Gouvennec
Marcel Leon
Brest
Markets Local Produce Market Egos Extra Large
A compact listing shows various eggs and hens with size descriptors such as Extra Large Large Medium and different brands or names including Egos A's Bogs A's Bios Biggs Ist Grada Cream and Heavy Hens Light Hens reflecting a diverse local produce market roster.
Kennedy Faces Fight in House
In Washington heavy squalls churned through two major Kennedy housing and school bills heading for House action this week. A conservative coalition eyed moving the Senate-passed measures while the Rules Committee delay loomed over the 40-year no down payment loan housing plan and 100,000 family units. Prices range from 5 to over 10 billion, sparking liberal and conservative clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report From Market Sale
KC livestock market shows cattle steady to mixed with some declines and gains across categories. Cattle: steers and heifers near steady, vealers weaker, stockers steady. good to choice steers 20.50 to 23.00, heifers 20.25 to 22.50, vealers 23.00 to 20.00. Hogs: barrows and gilts steady to 80 cents higher, sows firm. 190-250 lb barrows 16.50 to 17.25, 270-400 lb sows 13.75 to 14.75. Sheep: lambs steady, ewes and feeders steady. prime lambs 17.75 to 18.50, good to good feeders 11.50 to 13.00.
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Kansas City
Friday’s Receipts Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Market
Friday’s market reports 669 cattle and 392 hogs with uneven fat cattle demand. Light weights and heifers traded lower while heavy steers reached up to 1150 pounds. Prices ranged from 21.50 to 22.25 for choice light steers and 20.50 to 21.50 for heavy steers, with other classes priced between 18 and 20.50 for standards, cows steady, and hogs steady at a top of 16.25 per cwt. Calf and steer weights vary, with baby calves from 20 to 60 per head and sows, boars, and stags priced accordingly.
Auto Theft Changes Filed in County Court
Charges of auto theft are tied in County Court against John Cleophas Abney of Daniels. Abney was returned from Cimarron after a car accident there. He is charged with taking a 1950 Chrysler sedan belonging to Clarence Sexton. A hearing is set for Wednesday with bond set at 750.
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John Cleophas Abney
Daniels
Abney
Cimarron
Clarence Sexton
Japanese Minister Ikeda Arrives in U S for Talks in California
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda arrives in Los Angeles with Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka for talks with President Kennedy and U S officials. The welcome includes Mayor Norris Poulson and U S diplomats as Ikeda aims to deepen Japanese American understanding and pursue world peace through heart to heart discussions before heading to Washington.
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Los Angeles
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Hig
Kennedy
U.S
Norris Poulson
Ikeda
Zentaro Kosaka
United States
Koichiro Asakai
Los Angeles International
Washington
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Kosala
Merriam Man Drowns in Marais des Cygnes
Pleasanton Kan AP James Anderson Brown 50 of Merriam Kan drowned while fishing in the Marais des Cygnes River near Trading Post Saturday night. The body was recovered Sunday by a skindiver. Brown and Roy Junnip of Kansas City Kan were checking trotlines when their boat overturned Junnip swam ashore.
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Pleasanton
Kan
James
Anderson Brown
Merriam
Marais Des Cygnes
Trading Post
Brown
Roy Junnip
Kansas City
Junnip
B47 Crash Kills Three in Lincoln Training Flight
A B47 Stratojet bomber exploded and burned Sunday night during a local training flight near Lincoln, Nebraska, killing three crewmen and injuring one who survived with minor injuries. The deceased were Capt. Albert Marinich of Uniontown Pennsylvania, Capt. Allan H. Matson of Portland Oregon, and Capt. Russell Holst of Red Wing Minnesota. Lt. Thomas T. Wesner survived.
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Lincoln
Neb
Albert Marinich
Ludwick Marinich
Uniontown
Allan H. Matson
Harold J. Matson
Portland
Ore
Russell Holst
Margaret Holst
Red Wing
Minn
Thomas T. Wesner
Discoverer Is Success Chimp May Be Next in Space
Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii reports the Discoverer XXV recovery by Hawaiian skindivers who towed an instrument capsule from the Pacific. The capsule, weighing about 2100 pounds, carried metals samples and cosmic radiation detectors for analysis in Sunnyvale California. The Air Force praised the dive team and said the recovery boosts confidence in returning space hardware.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Pacific
Hawai
Pearl Harbor
Sunnyvale
Calif
Bhatte
Radford
Pacific Missile Range
Space
Homecoming for Airman McKone in Tonganoxie
About 500 people gathered at the Tonganoxie fairgrounds to welcome Capt. John R. McKone home from a Barents Sea mission. He and Capt. Freeman B. Olmstead survived a shoot down as part of a six man crew from Forbes AFB. McKone urged moral strength and faith as essential to endure hardship.
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Tonganoxie
Kan
John R. McKone
Air Force
McKone
Freeman B. Olmstead
Barents Sea
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Jean A. McKone
Kansas Veterinarians Hold Conference at State University
The Telegram reports attendees pr DL Carnahan and Dr L E Fair bairn joined a two day Kansas veterinarians conference at Kansas State University in Manhattan on June 12 13. Jon R Rutherford of 1705 N 6th in KU honor roll with straight A record for the spring semester 477 students honored.
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Jon R. Rutherford
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rutherford
Deaths Mrs Lettie Sullivan 73 of Colby area
Mrs Lettie Jane Sullivan 73 of Rt 1 died Sunday morning at St Catherine Hospital after a lengthy illness Born February 11 1888 in Lone Oak Kentucky she married Kat M in Paducah Kentucky March 10 1616 and moved to Colby that year A former teacher and First Methodist Church member she is survived by her husband a son Novice a brother Orville Wallace a sister Mrs Clay Howard Symsomia and three grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Phillips Chapel Rev E P Rogere will officiate burial at Valley View Cemetery
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Lettie Jane Sullivan
St Catherine Hospital
Orville Wallace
Calvert City
Clay Howard Symsomia
Phillips Chapel
E.P. Rogere
Valley View Cemetery
Scott City Man Herschel Webster Died At 29
Herschel Doyle Webster, 29, died Saturday morning at his home in Scott City after a long bedfast period following an automobile accident near Kansas City six years ago. Born June 4, 1932 in Eads Colorado, he moved to Scott City in 1934. Survivors include his mother Alice Webster. five sisters and two brothers. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church with burial in Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
Herschel Doyle Webster
Kansas City
Mr. Webster
Eads
Colo
Alice Webster
Robert ‘Blackwell
Pierceville
Burger Downs
Alva Scott
Winona Squires
Idaho
Don Uppendahl
Massachusetts
Russell
Darrell
Leo
First Christian Church
Scott County
Weinmann Funeral Home
Cutting Progresses in Sumner Barber Counties
The Kansas harvest labor office reports 40 percent wheat harvest completion in Sumner and Barber counties. Early varieties should be ready for cutting by Wednesday in Barton Pawnee McPherson Rice and Rush counties. Delays in southern counties and rapid grain ripening may cause shortages of workers and machines.
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Great Bend
Kansas Harvest Labor Office
Sumner
Barber
Barton
Pawnee
McPherson
Rice
Rush
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Noble Siroky
John Mader
Bruce Robinson
Charles Hdward Yocum
501 N. Ltd
Paul Parsons
Windsor Hotel
Larry Davis Walter
Burlington
Cecil Duane Vanatta
Larry Charles Whitman
Lester Merrill Gilbert
Charles Edward Yokum
E. Fulton
LaVerne John Mader
Stanley Willig Janiz
Kansas City Livestock
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Merriam Man
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Frances Hoy
Mrs
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Uve Momuan
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