Seek Proof In Poison Food Deaths
Detroit health authorities investigate a tainted tuna batch after two women died of suspected type E botulism. FDA says toxic cultures exist but final type and contamination link pending. A&P withdrew the WY3Y4118X shipment and later all A&P brand tuna nationwide. Authorities note possible single can tainting remains speculative.
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Detroit
A&p
Ralph Johnson
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Milton P. Buffy
California
Food and Drug Inspection
San Francisco
Margaret McCarthy
Collette Brown
George Fowler
FDA
Fowler
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Markets report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves at 4200 and 100 respectively with slaughter cows steady ranging 15.50 to 16.50, hogs at 3800 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower and 13.00 to 14.40 for 1 3, sows 12.25 to 13.25, sheep at 600 steady with spring lambs 19.75 and good to choice woolled lambs 18.00 to 19.00, ewes 6.50 to 7.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Barkentine Bear Sinks in Storm Near Atlantic
The Barkentine Bear, famed for polar exploits, sank 260 miles east of Boston after a tow line parted from the tug Irving Birch. Coast Guard aircraft dropped a liferaft and the two crewmen aboard were saved by the Birch. Built 198 feet, the Bear had been sailing from St Johns to Philadelphia to be preserved as a relic.
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Boston
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Irving Birch
Halifax
Philadelphia
Philadelpia
North Atlantic
United States
St. Jons
Nfld
Teen Brangardt Jailed For Gasoline Theft
Marvin Ray Brangardt, 17, of 601 N 12th, was found guilty of petty larceny for stealing about 50 gallons of gasoline from Theoni School on March 9. He received 30 days in jail and court costs, and was committed.
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Marvin Ray Brangardt
Finney
Wedncenday
Brangardt
Patty
Theoni
Death of Mrs. Lucy F Bond at 86 in Ingalls
Mrs. Lucy F. Bond 86 of Ingalls died shortly before midnight Wednesday at St. Catherine Hospital after 24 weeks illness. Born Feb 28 1877 near Ottawa, she lived on an Ingalls farm since 1947 after moves from Overbrook and Douglas County. Survived by three sons Earl and Howard and Otis, two daughters Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Ramsey, 22 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. Rotruck. burial Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Friday and Saturday morning at Garnam Chapel.
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Lucy F. Bond
Ingalls
St. Catherine Hospital
Ottawa
Franklin County
Overbrook
Douglas County
Bond
Church of the Brethren
D. B. Bond
Lawrence
Earl of Larned
Howard and
Otis
Howard C. Wells
Precrest
Lena Ramsey
Grandview
Wash
Dorsey E. Rotruck
Valley View Cemetery
Garnam Chapel
Oria Deck 85 longtime Finney cattleman dies
Oria Marion Deck aged 85 of 312 North 10th died Wednesday evening after a long illness in a warned hospital. Born August 20 1877 in Reno County he lived in Finney County 75 years and was a retired cattleman. He married Sarah Elizabeth Rowe July 14 1900 near Eminence now extinct. She died May 2 1957. Survivors include one daughter Mrs Ray Howard foster son Merrill Sonny Rowe a brother Orval Deck of California a sister Mrs Henry Dun Hutchinson five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Graveside services at 2 pm Friday in Valley View Cemetery with Rev J Merion Kadyk officiating. Phillips White Funeral Home in charge.
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Oria Marion Deck
Reno
Deck
Finney County
Sarah Elizabeth Rowe
Eminence
Ray Howard
Merrill
Sonny” Rowe
Sonny” Rowe, 613 N. 9Th
Orval Deck
California
Henry Dun
Hutchinson
Valley View Cemetery
J. Merion Kadyk
First Presbyterian Church
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Algeria Demands End to French Nuclear Tests in Sahara
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and the National Assembly urged Paris to halt nuclear explosions in the Sahara and revise Evian era military pacts, claiming the underground blast violates Algeria sovereignty and threatens its population. The move follows France's Sahara test and echoes past regional crises.
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Algiers
France
Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Algeria
Saharan
Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
Bizerte
Paris
Ben Bella
Evian
Man Fights Efforts To Save His Life
Washington AP Justice Harlan was asked to stay the electric chair execution of Frederick Charles Wood 51 condemned for five slayings. Norman Dorsen filed for a stay to hear Wood's sanity claim. other courts denied. Wood on death row insisted no interference, citing past stays due to “do gooders.” He was sentenced for murders in Queens 1950 and earlier crimes in Elmira and 1926.
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Washington
Justice Harlan
The
Supreme Court
New York State
Frederick Charles Wood
Sing Sing
Wood
Norman Dorsen
New York University
Harlan
Dorsen
New York
Queens
Elmira
N.Y
Castro Alliance Plans Rio Congress to Defend Castro Regime
Widespread Latin American Communist and Castroist groups prepare for a Continental Congress in Rio de Janeiro to map aggressive revolutionary action. Moscow backs the congress as a counter to Peking and to rally mass sympathy for Fidel Castro while detailing country by country revolutionary prospects.
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William L. Ryan
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Congress
Red Chinese
Khrushchev
Party
Peking
Congress Hall
Kremlin
Mexico
Venezuela
Fat Overweight Weight Loss Pill GALAXON Ad
An advertisement touts GALAXON as a nonprescription tablet to curb appetite and reduce fat in seven days with a money back guarantee. It promises no heavy exercise and allows normal meals while claiming fewer cravings. Sold for $3.00 through local Odraex franchised dealers with a 1 cent satisfaction clause.
Reds Launch Cosmos 13 Satellite Mission Report
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned satellite named Cosmos 13, Tass reported. Cosmos 12 was launched December 22. Cosmos 13 aims to measure radiation and other phenomena with an initial Earth orbit time of 89.77 minutes and the equipment on board reportedly functioning smoothly.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Injured Resident Remains Critical After Trailer Crash
Leonard Earl Martin, 4, of S&, Star Rt., listed in critical condition at St Catherine Hospital. He was struck by a camping trailer being pulled behind a pickup truck shortly before 9 p.m. Tuesday on US 83, about 114 miles south of Garden City.
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Leonard Earl Martin
Star Rt
St. Catherine Hospital
Martin
Garden City
FDA Official Says Questionable Drugs Off Market
FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick says three drugs not proven safe have been off the market for a long time. Dr. John C. Nestor testified the agency permitted at least three drugs despite insufficient safety data, and that Mer-29 and Altafar stayed on the market amid injurious side effects. Humprey subcommittee resumes review as new drug laws take effect soon.
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Washington
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
FDA
Larrick
Congress
John C. Nestor
FDA Bureau of Medicine
Senate
Nestor
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bureau
Youths Take Bank Deposit Theft Reported at Sinclair Station
Three Garden City youths aged 13 and 14 were arrested after a bank deposit of 33 dollars in cash and 64.30 in checks was stolen from Robson's Sinclair Station at Main and Pine after 5 p.m. Wednesday. Police Chief Gerald Murray said money was recovered after attempts to burn the checks. the juveniles were released to their parents and will face juvenile court soon.
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Robson
Sinclair Station
Main and
Pine
Gerald Murray
Garden City
Murray
Admissions and births at St Catherine and area hospitals
Admissions list includes Melvin Johnston and several others at St Catherine, with multiple patients named from Scott City and nearby towns. Dismissals follow, listing William Brewer, Harry Will, Adolph Schreibvogel and others. A birth is reported at St Catherine for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Melvin Johnston.
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St. Catherina
Melvin Johnston
Earl Gifford
Deerfield
Robert Brittan
Scott City
George Rows
Matias Servantez
Garlendale
Dean Nolte
Carl Burnett
Lloyd Martin
Ulysses
Losceny
A. BE. Anderson
Leon
St. Catherine
William Brewer
W. Fair
Harry Will
Adolph Schreibvogel
Morris Ave
Mary Ann Bayer
Holcomb
C. J. Atkinson
Teitelbaum
Lovie Blau
Marienthal
James Standley
Jackie Gomez
Schibbelhut
Gardenale
Spencer
Finney County 4-H Cherry Pie Contest Set
The annual Finney County 4-H Club Cherry Pie Baking Contest will be Saturday at 9 a.m. in the home economics room at Garden City High School. Contestants include Steven Michel Pam Wentworth Carolyn Lee Arlene Rupp Deloris James Karen VenJohn and more in junior and senior divisions. Prizes from Wheatland Electric and Dillions go to top junior and first and second in senior. Judge is Sharon Fisher. Fifteen 4-H'ers participated last year. Connie VenJohn was the top winner.
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Finney County
Garden City High School
Steven Michel
Pam Wentworth
Carolyn Lee
Eager Beavers Club
Arlene Rupp
Deloris James
Sherlock Strivers
Karen Ven- John
Wheatland Electric and
Dillons
Sharon Fisher
Meade
4-H'ers
Connie Ven- John
Mrs. Scott to lead Crusade in Finney County
Mrs. Robert E. Scott will head the American Cancer Society 1963 Crusade in Finney County starting April 1 and ending April 15. Dorothy Gavin notes expectation of strong education and fundraising, with Kennedy and Governor Anderson urging public participation. Scott cites need for health checks and more funds for cancer research.
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Robert E. Scott
American Cancer Society
Finney County
Dorothy Gavin
Finney County Unit
ACS
Andram
Scott
Miss Gavin
Kennedy
Anderson
Fowler
Wording limited. No, not suitable for header
Legals docket lists warranty transfers and oil land deeds involving Finnup and Cities Service Oil Co, 160 acre tracts across 18 21 27 and 19 21 27, plus NW and NW parcels. A civil abatement is noted for Margie D. Rains with minor funds due. A divorce judgment grants Dorothy A. Lancaster divorce from Gene L. Lancaster for gross neglect. A traffic accident in the 300 block of 8th Street injures no one. Marie Delores Alcaraz drives a car into a tree causing extensive damage.
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Earnest R. Kell
Howard
Smith
Holmes
M. Finnup
Cities Service Oil Co
Alta
Finnup
Coutts County
Margie D. Rains
Ulysses
UC Herbert
N. 2Nd
Dorothy A. Lancaster
Gene L. Lancaster
Marie Delores Alcaraz
National Guardsman on Capital Junket Set
John Swartley of the local National Guard unit is in Washington DC on an all expense trip from the Kansas National Guard. He was chosen as a top recruiter in the recent drive and will spend five days in the capital after departing Hutchinson Air National Guard base Monday.
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John Swartley
National Guard
Washington, D.C
Kansas National Guard
Guard
Hutchinson Air National Guard
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