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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1961

Page

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Campaign to End Panic Selling in Integrated Housing Areas Near Hempstead

White residents in an integrated Hempstead area press a panic selling campaign to keep the community at a white majority. Lincoln Lynch says Black buyers are urged not to purchase to prevent a segregated area, with about 40 of 150 to 200 homes offered for sale as Black population grows.

Associated Press Akeview Hemptead Nla Lincoln Lynch Lynch Louisville

Garden City Hospital Admissions and Dismissals

A list from St Catherine reflects admissions including Mrs Joe Hickman Rancho Motel and Jerry Norton Rt 1 along with other patients such as Chery Lop Smith and Darrel Wolfe, with dismissals names like William Floyd and Lisa Tompkin. Birth noted for Jon Hickman at Rancho Motel. Guardian’s Deed and multiple oil and gas dealings noted along with county fines and driver license suspensions.

Garden City St. Catharine Joe Hickman Rancho Mo Jerry Norton David Goss Lakin Rolland Harper Healy Clayton Carroll Sam Gravitt Hackberry Darrel Wolfe Deerfield Ray Dumas New York Anson Maddux Jerry Fletcher Cheryl Smith A Zimmerman Leopold D.W. Rewards St. Catherine William Floyd Taylor Veronica Sterling Godfrey Geier Lisa Tompkin Earl Cripe Miriam Jon Hickman Rancho Motel Guardian Cora Norton Mostek David Jerry Norton Colburn Lee Norton A.L. Beery Harriette Orton Minturn Eery Alla S, Finnup Richard E. Daniels Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc Garnet D. Wilcox George Douglas Dearth Roy J. Adams Earnest Benjamin Stoppel Ft. John

Stevenson Heads to Last South American Stop in Colombia

Adlai E Stevenson moves to Bogota for talks with President Alberto Lleras Camargo on hemisphere defense against communism amid prep for next month's economic and social conference in Uruguay. He will review the Colombian plan and broader economic issues during a two day visit after a tour through nine countries where leaders urged deferring major political action until after the Punta del Este conference. Ecuadorian leaders in Quito outlined a plan to aid Ezua dor with living conditions and requested foreign credits exceeding 180 million dollars.

Quito Ecuador Adlai E. Stevenson Bogota Alberto Lleras Camargo Kennedy Uruguay Lleras United States Stevenson Fidel Castro Punta del Este Ezsuador

Tower attack case leads to arrests on yacht in Ensenada

FBI traced five men linked to an alleged plot to blow three AT&T towers, with Bernard J Brous and Dale Jensen identified as ringleader and lieutenant. They were captured aboard a yacht at Ensenada and handed to U S authorities.

Ensenada FSI Jensen Ohd Brown Harpers Ferry John Brown Brown Los Angeles Broug Wilmington Robert Hill William G. Simon Minnie Simon FBI Brous Reno Nev Robert Gerald Bortoli Reno, Nev

Miscellaneous Community Notices From The Telegram

Mrs Victor Haflich of Kansas attends American Baptist Convention in Portland and board meeting in June. J G Fortuné will attend a three day President's Club Seminar in Washington DC June 26 to 28. Nelda Saathoff hospitalized in Anadarko Oklahoma after ulcer operation. Mr and Mrs Howard Pollock attend 64th Annual Congress of the American Optometric Association in Denver. Cole Jim Dougherty Vern Jess Janis King Gary Beach Norl Stevens attend 13th annual 4-H Music camp at Bent Springs Ranch Junction City.

Victor Haflich N. Tat Kansas Baptist Women Portland Ore American Baptist Convention J.G. Fortuné Garden City Ave Washington, D.C Kansas City Life Insurance Co Howard D. Pollock St. John The American Optometric Association Denver Cole Jim Doughtery Vern Jess Janis King Gary Beach Norl Stevens Bnet Springs Ranch Junction Ty

Home Guard Formed as Union Troops Move Through Kansas City

The Wyandotte Commercial Gazette recounts June 1861 events as regular army and Kansas volunteers converge near Kansas City. Capt Prince brings two infantry companies and 500 arms to Camp Union near the Catholic church. Cavalry arrive from Fort Leavenworth, followed by Ramsay volunteers moving to the Kaw. Patriots preach allegiance, Jayhawker units patrol Independence, and a tense sweep over suspected secessionists ends with oaths administered and arrests.

Wyandotte Commercial Gazette Kansas Kansas City Prince Catholic Church Camp Union Ramsay Independence Jennison Jayhawkers S.N. Wood Robert) Mitchell Lawrence Court House Kaw Splitlog's Hill Kelly Union

Square Dance Caller To Be Here Tonight

Singin Sam Mitchell from Tucson Arizona will call at Lincoln School Gym tonight at 8 pm as he travels to the National Square Dance Convention in Detroit Michigan June 29 30 and July 1.

Lincoln School Sam Mitchell Tucson Ariz Mitchell Detroit Mich Pam

United States and Soviet Union clash over invitees in disarmament talks

In Washington the United States and the Soviet Union prepare for a second round of talks on reopening disarmament negotiations. The chief issue is who should be invited to the July 1 conference with John H. McCloy and Valeria A. Zorin leading the discussions. The Soviets seek broader agenda items including veto power and a five five five invitation balance, while the U S favors two.Further talks aim to establish the framework and background for the conference.

Washington United States Soviet Union John H. McCloy Kennedy Valeria A. Zorin McCloy Zorin Zor Moscow

Garden City Telegram June 20 1961 Page 2

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Kansas City and New York Market Notes

Kansas City cattle and hog markets show steady to mixed changes with vealers and feeders firm, cows and steers ranges listed. Beef prices quoted for good to choice categories, while hogs and lambs show gains and steadys across various grades. New York reports closing investing companies activity as a separate item.

Kansas City

Garden City Boys Attend Priesthood Workshop

Five Garden City boys attended a workshop last week for prospective priesthood students. The Fathers of the Precious Blood conducted the session at Brunnerdale Seminary in Canton Ohio. Attendees included Daniel Rupp, Larry Knoll, Andrew Strasser, Alan Geier, and Victor Vasquez with listed addresses.

Garden City Fathers of the Piracious Blood Brunnerdale Seminary Canton Ohio Daniel Rupp W. St. John Larry Knoll Andrew Strasser Alan, Geier Victor Vasquez

Sick Prince Puts Damper on Talks

In Zurich AP reports the three Laotian princes interrupted their conference because one fell ill. Their chief aides met to iron out differences between warring factions amid the illness and strained talks.

Zurich Switzerland

Plan for direct US Soviet airline talks announced

The State Department said negotiations with the Soviet Union on a direct air link would begin June 21 but the starting date was shifted to July 18 for technical reasons. Talks have lingered for years, with past delays following the 1950s shooting down of a reconnaissance plane. A Soviet team was expected in Washington for the parley.

Washington United States Soviet Union State Department Department U.S

Area Youths to Attend Methodist Conference

Several Southwest Kansans are among 30 Kansas students registered to attend the seventh National Methodist Student Conference from August 26 to 31 at the University of Illinois at Urbana. Named registrants include Alice Raynesford of Garden City Gerald Burden of Laikin Melvin Grusing of Scott Barbara Lewis of Scott City and Treva Plunkett of Syracuse. About 5,000 are expected to attend.

Kansas University of Ilinois Urbana Alice Raynesford Garden City Gerald Burden Lakin Melvin Grusing Scott Barbara Lewis Scott City Treva Plunkett Syracuse Ifay

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