Eaotian Princes Agree to Union
In Zurich three Lao princes Roun Oum Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong agreed to form a national unity government and merge the three armed forces into a single force. They pledged neutrality for Laos and a cease fire while seeking a temporary government to be named by King Savang Vathana. No date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Tre
Laos
National Union
Roun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Wael
Zits
Tch’g Plush
Tian
Dighton Street Hearing Set for Main Street Improvement
A public hearing on widening Main Street (K-23) from Walnut Creek Bridge north to Lincoln Street in Dighton was announced by Addison H. Meschke. The plan calls for a 49 foot road with curb and gutter on both sides from Lincoln to Cherry, and curb on the west with an open ditch on the east from Cherry to the bridge, all within current right of way. Residents may file written requests by Monday with the Division Engineer in Garden City or at the Dighton District Shop.
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Main Street
Walnut Creek Bridge
Lincoln Street
Dighton
Addison H. Meschke
Meschke
State Highway Commission
Lincoln
Cherry Street
Cherry South
Garden City
State ‘Highway “Commission
P.O
Optometrists Attend 64th AOA Congress at Denver Hilton
Dr. R W Speckman from Garden City and family joined over 1500 optometrists and AOA members at the 64th annual American Optometric Association Congress held June 17 to 20 at the Hilton Hotel in Denver. Neney Dillon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lea Dillon, enrolled in Salt City Business College in Hutchinson in Secretarial and J B M Card Punch departments. Carolyn Roby of 510 Gth St earned a master’s in special work during University of Michigan commencement in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. “Speckman
Garden City
American Optometric Association
Hilton Hotel
Denver
The
AOA
Neney Dillon
Lea Dillon
Chestnut
Salt City Business College
Hutchinson
Carolyn Roby
Gth
University of Michigan
Ann Ar- Or
Javits Backs Berlin Stand in Senate Debate
Senator Javits urged the Senate to reaffirm firm U S backing for continued West Berlin support. He warned Mansfield's idea of an internationally protected free city could leave Berlin Communist and Germany divided. Javits emphasized preserving U S resolve with Russians on Berlin and other fronts despite risks. Ohio State University notes simple ice fishing gear suffices for winter angling with minnows or redworms as bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
West Berlin
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
East
Berlin
Javits
Mansfield
Germany
United States
New York Republican
Ohio State University
Local produce market and Kansas City livestock results
Wheat and Milo prices move with small changes while Rye and Barley hold. Kansas City livestock report shows 300 cattle and 2,000 hogs with modest price shifts for steers, cows, sows, and lambs. closing investments list follows in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Steei
Oklahoma Sales Tax Debate Fires Oklahoma Legislature
Oklahoma City AP report details a heated session over Senate reapportionment and a proposed sales tax hike from two to three percent. House Speaker J D McCarty notes votes are not yet, with wavering lawmakers. Senate approves reapportionment by adding eight members amid sharp clashes on constitutional basis and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
J. Howard Edmondson
House
J. D. McCarty
McCarty
Sam Sullivan
Yates Land
Tulsa
Cleeta John Rogers
Boyd Cowden
Rogers
Freedom Riders Move Toward Jackson Amid Legal Delays
Segregation protests in Mississippi slowed by legal wrangling as more Freedom Riders travel from Berkeley to Jackson via Los Angeles and New Orleans. Arrests reach 140 with nine riders detained at Trailways terminal for breach of peace. notable figures include Wyatt Tee Walker Theresa Ann Walker and Milton Reid. Local court decisions loom as judges rule on habeas corpus and NAACP request.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Sidney Mize
Elizabeth Porter Wyckoff
New York
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Trailways
Henry Schwarzchild
Chicago
J. L. Ray
Schwarzchild
Ray
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Theresa Ann Walker
Milton Reid
Petersburg
Virginia Christian Leadership Conference
Death of Walter Dinkel in Goodland area accident
Walter Andrew Dinkel 24 formerly of Garden City, killed in a one day crash ten miles south and two west of Goodland near Smokey Garden reservoir. Born August 22 1936 in Seot he moved to Garden City then to Goodland three years ago. Survived by widow Pauline of the home son Walter Jr two daughters Jane Lee and Julie Ann all at home father Andrew Dinkel Garden City mother Mrs Andrew Dinkel Goodland two others Frank Garden City and John Newton two sisters Mrs Bernard Scheppner Goodland and Mrs Lyle Emery Stockton. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Andrew Dinkel
Goodland
Garden City
Smokey Garden
Mr. Dinkel
Seot
Pauline
Walter, Jr
James Lee
Julie Ann
Andrew Dinkel
Frank
John Newton
Mas
Bernard Scheppner
Lyle Emery
Stockton
Matlock Loses By 49 Votes In National Convention
Atlanta AP report shows ten men elected as vice presidents of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce, led by William Flynn of Trumbull Conn who won most states. Wayne Matlock of El Dorado Kansas finished 11th in balloting, 49 votes behind the winner Marshall W. Cobleigh of Nashua New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
William Flynn
Trumbull
iConn
Montana
Hehuut
Doug Blankenship
College Park
Kenneth D. Joynston Jr
Seattle
Wash
Bob Carter
Baton Rouge
M. L
Cobleigh
Stevenson gloom over South America tour discussed
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson left Washington amid gloom about South America yet optimism in governments pursuing Kennedy plans. After 18 days across 10 nations he reported most governments are aware of dangers, while anti American sentiment eases. He urged substantial funding for alliance for progress.
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Rogota
Colombia
Adlair
Stevenson
Washington Today
South America
Kennedy
U.S
Echo -Military
Jaycees Cite 33 Members and 4 Chapters Across Nation
ATLANTA AP Thirty three members and four local Jaycee chapters were cited for their service to the organization and communities in the past year. Outstanding state vice presidents received Keith Up son Memorial awards Otto Knapherd of Lexington Missouri and Richard Gallion of Hutchinson Kansas were among them. Five first year members earned the Spoke award. The Kansas City Ma club was cited for the best grand project of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Keith Upson
Otto Knapherd
Lexington
Richard Gallion
Hutchinson
Kan
Jaycee
Robert K. Chisholm
Wichita
Kansas City
Take a Shot at Woodshedding at Barber Convention
Philadelphia article reports the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America holding its 23rd international convention. It highlights terms like woodshedding pitch pipe tag and afterglow, noting the organization’s 28,000 members in Canada and the U S with the convention drawing over 6,000 participants and teens as young as 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Steve
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber
Parade
S.P.E
Canada
Local Hospital Admissions and Births Listed at St Catherine
Admissions include Elsie Reitberg 112 W, Ethel Graves Healy, Clare Glenn Rt 1, Cynthia Smith 701 EB Walnut, Ivan Holmes 1213 Parkwood, Ned Solze 618 W Emerson, Tefffery Linenberger 1609 York, Clifford Mayo Rt 1, Steven Maupin 1222 Mulberry, Harold Faulconer, Cathy Richardson Blue Bird Court. Dismissals include Joe Winters 1308 B Chestnut, Don Waterson Dighton, Dayton Cox 204 N 9th, Clifford Hope Jr 1112 Gillespie, Nettle Hicks Fellowship Baptist Home, Derk Rojas Gardendale, Frank Delgado Holcomb, Ray Dumas 1301 New York Ave, Kathy Richardson Blue Bird. Births: Ivan Holmes and wife 1213 Parkwood a boy weighed 9 lbs 7 oz. Clarence Smith and wife 611 Garden City Ave a girl weighed 7 lbs 4 oz. More details truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapie
Ethel Graves
Healy
Clare Glenn
Cynthia Smith
EB. Walnut
Ivan Holmes
Parkwood
Ned Solze
W. Emer
Tefffery Linenberger
1609
York
Clifford Mayo
Steven Maupin
I Mulberry
William Douglas
N. Sth
Harold Faulconer
Cathy Richardson
Blue Bird Court
St. Catherine
Joe Winters
B. Chestnnut
Don Waterson
Dighton
Dayton Cox
Clifford Hope, Jr
Gillespie
Nettle Hicks
Fellowship Baptist Home
Derk Rojas
Gardendale
Frank Delgado
Holcomb
Ray Dumas
New York Ave
Walnut
Kathy Richardson
Clarence Smith
Garden
City Ave
Harold Faulcon
Tshombe Freed From Congo Jail
Leopoldville reports President Moise Tshombe of Katanga was released after two months in Congo central government custody. Gen Joseph Mobutu accompanied him as he announced plans to return to Elisabethville and urged unity to end the Katanga secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Joseph _llen
Leopoldville
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Tshombhe
Elisabethville
Congo
Fryingpan Arkansas Project Clears House Panel Again
The Fryingpan Arkansas Project, a multistate water plan to tunnel Colorado water to the Arkansas River basin, won House Interior Committee approval 19 to 4 for the fourth time in a decade. Supporters say it would irrigate Southwest Kansas, provide domestic and industrial water, generate hydro power, and aid recreation and wildlife, while opponents fear impacts on Colorado River sources.
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Kansas
Congress
Colorado
Rockies
Arkansas River
Fryingpan River
Arkansas
John Martin
Lamar
House Interior Committee
House
Rules Committee
California
Fryingpan-Ark
Local Bonds Forfeited In Garden City and Satanta
A 4:03 a.m. Thursday incident leads to court notes from Garden City and Satanta. Bonds posted include Charlie Ben Gargit of 1308 E Chestnut for $5 no license. Eugene Earl Wright Rt.1 posted $28 for improper muffler. Bonds forfeited include Eugene Earl Wright Ronald Everett Great house Chare Ben Garvin Donald Ray Jeffery.
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Charlie Ben Gargit
E. Chestnut
Eugene Earl Wright
Ronald Everett
Great‘house
Chare Ben Garvin
Donald Ray Jeffery
Traffic Accidents Reported Around Local Pools Lot
Wednesday morning at about 10:45 a.m. a car driven by Mrs. John J. Wagner of 704 Safford collided with a parked car in the swimming pools parking area. Earlier Wednesday at about 9:25 p.m. a vehicle driven by Mrs. Robert Ellig Reid of 412 N. 2nd collided with a parked car owned by Pan-American of Ulysses in the 2200 block of North 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wagner
Safford
Andrew H. Emand
Parkwood
Robert Ellig Reid
Pan-American of
Ulysses
Legal notices and court actions from district docket
Legals cover deeds mortgage quitclaims and oil and gas leases in multiple sections. Fined individuals include Oda Owen Spencer Johnny Grenz Marzell Dean Hicks Janeel Miller Tor Higginbotham for overloads fishing licenses and bad checks. District divorces show Rosemary Swanson versus Melvin Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Phelps
Johnny Grimm
Oda Owen Spencer
Lawrence Morris
Jimmy Grenz
Marzell Dean Hicks
Janeel Miller
Tor Higginbotham
Rosemary Swanson
Melvin Swanson
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Savang Vathana
Lao
West
Red China
Soviet Union
Dighton Street
Closing Investments
Bullock
Dreyfug
Hamil
Incorp Inc
Wellington
Warren Morrow
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Fintup Park
4Th and
Fulton
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Long
Park Sistetter
Chet Cleaver
Haning
Sullivan
Matlock
Cuba
Jaycees
St. Catherine Wohl
Elsie Reitberg
U.N
Cyrille Adoula
Garden City Sale. CO. Inc
Sole
KGLD
Jerry Chmelka
Jack Daly
Satanta
Legals
Tou Abbott - Costello
Rue Witte Wow
Elmo la
Egarbens Club
Donald O'Connor
Marjorie An Kilbride
Bud Lou
Abbott Costello
Seturde Hale
Mar Rey
Peyton
Dorothy Shay
Chitah
Gidget
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