Space Dust Shot Attempt Ends In Failure At Wallops
WALLOPS ISLAND Va AP A Scout rocket failed to ignite the fourth stage after a 12 08 pm launch from a sea side pad intended to deploy a 125 pound micrometeoroid satellite. The mission sought to study tiny space dust that could threaten space vehicles at speeds up to 45 miles per second. Officials said it would take nearly two hours to determine if the dust hunter reached orbit.
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Wallops Island
National Aeronautica and Space Adminst Breuae
Space Traveler
Heer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
AP reports Kansas City cattle and calves inadequate for test though heifers bring 24.25. Hog lots show 2,000 head with burrows and gilts up 25-50 cents, sows steady. Burrows and gilts 17.50-18.35. sows 13.75-15.25 for 170-450 lb. Sheep count 50 with insufficient test data.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Horseshoe Event Draws Interest in Minmap Park
A Tuesday horseshoe competition amid Independence Day events at Minmap Park is drawing interest from Southwest Kansas. Cecil Baker will supervise the meet, with prizes including engraved trophies for top two and four regulation horseshoes awarded to third and fourth place. Contenders from Sublette, Satanta, Elkhart and nearby towns are expected.
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Minmap Park
Cecil Baker
Baker
Kansas
Sublette
Satanta
Elhart
Central Airlines Announces Slight Schedule Change
Central Airlines today announced a time change for its eastbound flight arriving at 5:50 p.m. instead of 5:40 p.m. and departing at 2:52 p.m. The westbound schedule remains 1:08 p.m. arrival and 1:09 p.m. departure. The new times take effect Sunday with two daily flights except Saturday.
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Central Airlines
Watershed Bill Passed in Volatile Senate Vote
Washington AP reports the Senate approved by a voice vote a Watershed bill authorizing the Weather Bureau to accept state funds and collaborate with a Kansas water resources committee on a matching basis for hydrology research of small watersheds.
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Washington
Volca
Senate
Weather Bureau
Kansas Water Resources
Minister Battles Superintendent Over Schoolboy Prank
In Newton a dispute erupts among Rev. Monroe Miles his son Gary 16 and H W Scott Newtons school superintendent after a prank led to Gary being jailed for 30 days and fined 50. The minister alleges Scott told him enrollment would be barred, a claim Scott denies saying the board oversees disciplinary action. The issue is under investigation as the board has yet to act and Scott reports he only investigated the boy's conduct at the board request.
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Newton
Monroe Miles
First Christian Church
Gary
H. W. Scott
Scott
Board of Education
Slone
Jack Grove
First coin-operated dry cleaning center opens in Garden City
Penny Oleatere unveils area’s first self-service coin-operated dry cleaning facility in a remodeled space just north of Penny Cleaners. Four RCA Whirlpool machines installed with room for four more, plus twelve regular coin washers and two giant units for large items. Perchloroethylene used, cycles finish in about 50 minutes, with automatic door locks and fresh-air venting. An attendant will assist, red fault lights trigger staff response, and a change machine for dollars is planned. Parking lot added behind the business.
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Garden City
Penny Oleatere
Western
Kansas
Penny Cleaners and
Shirt Laundry
RCA Whirlpool
Gordon Penny
Penny
Gare
Kennedys to Weekend at Hyannis Port Home
President Kennedy and his family fly to Hyannis Port Massachusetts for a four day Fourth of July weekend at the Cape Cod home. Kennedy plans to return to Washington next Wednesday morning. Mrs Kennedy will not return to the capital until July 11 and children Caroline and John Jr may stay on the Cape for the rest of the summer.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Capital
Caroline
John Jr
Cape
Eichmann Maintains Innocence on Nazi Transportation Role
Adolf Eichmann told an Israeli court he was called to arrange transport of Jews from Holland and Denmark but rejected responsibility for mass slaughter. Defense counsel portrayed him as carrying out superiors' orders, denying personal initiation of killings and disputing documents naming him in key missions. The Danish episode failed due to Danish resistance. Eichmann claimed his role followed higher orders and that a later SS officer executed plans on the ground.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Holland
Denmark
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Arthur Seyes-Inquart
Berlin
Eichmann Sonderkommando
Sonderkommando
Third Reich
Copenhagen
Heinrich Mueller
Admissions and Dismissals At St Catherine Garden City
In Garden City today admissions list includes Robert Hammer Hayn Jotel Robin DeHart Debra Purcell 603 N 4th Gilbert Rojas 809 Pearl Mrs Wayne Kooken 1305 E Chestnut Ronda Smith 1608 6th Elmer Thomeczek Kendall LE Joseph Rt 1 Dismissals list shows Art St Catherine Mrs Ernest Langley Scott Mrs Donald Lear South Star Mrs Joe Smith Rt 1 Mrs Ashby Shaff 1006 Theron Earl Overturn Ontario Ore Mrs Juan Mendoza lit N ath Evertt Taylor 324 Taylor Debra Purcell 603 N 4th
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St. Catherine
Robert Hammer
Hayn Jotel
Robin DeHart
Conkling
Debra Purcell
Gilbert Rojas
Pearl
Howard Brechelsen
Gardendale
Wayne Kooken
E. Chestnut Ronda Smith
Elmer Thomeczek
Kendall LE. Joseph
Art St. Catherine
Ernest Langley
Scott
Donald Lear
South Star
Joe Smith
Ashby Shaff
Theron
Earl
Ontario
Ore
Juan Mendoza
Evertt Taylor
Taylor Debra Purcell
Legals And Local Notices From County Records
A mixed digest of legal deeds and leases including Naomi C Sweangen to J M Sweangen and Ray Shearmire to Morris C Jones, Crown Heights lots, McAllister to Eldon Newberry, oil and gas leases to Johnny Grimm, and various fines bonds and accidents. Also Nehru proposes UN sanctions on Portugal over Angola, with UN condemnations and Portugal blocking an investigative committee.
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Naomi C. Sweangen
J.M. Sweangen
Jones
Ray Shearmire
Morris C. Jones
Crown Heights
Alvin A. Dewey
E.C., Porter, Jr
Boyd
Corporation Deeds — McAllister and Sons, Inc
Eldon B. Newberry
Et Ux
Newberry
Charles E. Reimer
Johnny Grimm
New Delwi
India
Nehru
United Nations
Portugal
Angola
Potugal
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Armored Reinforcements Move Toward Kuwait Border
Armored reinforcements were advancing toward Kuwait's northern border with Iraq amid reports of Iraqi armor nearby. Kuwait City remained quiet as officials prepared a mass demonstration to defy the Iraqi challenge. Britain pledged aid if asked, with naval forces and allied Arab states weighing response and possible Arab League action to back Kuwait.
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Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Persian Gulf
Britain
State Department
Washington
Department
Bahrain
Bulwark
Karachi
Royal Marine
Far East
Singapore
Saudi Arabia
Death of Satanta farmer James S Wheatley at 74
James S Wheatley, 74, a Haskell County farmer and stockman, died this morning at Bob Wilson Hospital in Ulysses after a years long illness. Born January 19, 1887, in Pratt, he married Jean McLain on February 6, 1920, in Wellington. Survivors: widow, a brother Claud Wheatley of Isabell, and two sisters Lula Isa Bell and Edna of Arkansas City. Phillips Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Satanta
James S. Wheatley
Haskell
Bob Wilson
Ulyses
Mr. Wheatley
Pratt
Jean McLain
Wellington
Here
Claud
Isabell
Lula
Edna
Arkansas City
Phillips Funeral Home
Mrs. Seba Taylor Dies After Illness at 80 in Nashville
Mrs. Seba Taylor, 80, of Nashville Tennessee, died Wednesday morning after months of illness. Her daughter Mrs. John Keeler of Friend announced the Nashville funeral plans as Mrs. Keeler flew there early today for the services.
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Seba Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
Nonfarm Wages Rise in Kansas Amid Seasonal Gains
Kansas employment rose from mid-April to mid-May as seasonal increases pushed nonfarm wage and salary jobs to 555,300, up from 51,600 the prior month. The year shows a 3,900 drop, mainly in transportation equipment manufacturing, mining, and railroads, while unemployment fell from 38,100 in April to about 35,600 in mid-May per the Employment Se curity Division led by M. W. Buffon.
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Topeka
Kansas
M. W. Buffon
Local Youth Named a Winner in Time Magazine Contest
Norbert Sanders son of Mr and Mrs Norbert J Sanders 516 N ith has been named a winner in Time magazines 25th annual Current Affairs Contest Norbert graduated this year from Garden City High School and is in an events class taught by Leland Kendall The test drawn from over 150000 participants covers 100 questions on national and foreign affairs Top scorers in 2500 classes receive a certificate and a choice of world globe or book
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Norbert J. Sanders
Ith
Time Magazine
Norbert
Garden, City
Arne
Leland Kendall
U.S
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