Satank Kiowa Chief Remains Request for Reburial
An Associated Press dispatch notes Kiowa chief Satank rests in Huntsville State Prison Texas and Oklahoma descendants seek his reburial in the Sooner State. Texas Senate backs moving remains in exchange for tribal relics for West Texas State College museum. Weather and local notes mention rain prospects and Holcomb events including Wallace Bruce Players performance and Chamber of Commerce remarks. Central Airlines ends morning service to Kansas City though other flights remain.
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White Bear
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Associated Press
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Huntsville State Prison
Oklahoma
Texas Senate
Panhandle Plains Museum
West Texas State College
Canyon
Palo Duro State Park
Elihu Allman
Wallace Bruce
Holcomb
Central Airlines
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Central
Denver
Kansas
Delta Queen Beats Belle of Louisville In Ohio River Dash
In Louisville Kentucky the Delta Queen won the Ohio River race by over a mile against the Belle of Louisville. Thousands lined the shores as more than 1,000 passengers aboard the boats enjoyed the spectacle despite gray skies. The Belle, 49 years old, wore red white and blue bunting while the Delta Queen displayed a bow banner and finished about 20 minutes ahead as dark began to fall.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
FBI Agent Warns of Communism at Chamber Banquet
FBI special agent Charles D. Brennan outlined communism's conspiratorial role at a Chamber of Commerce banquet in Garden City attended by about 450. He cited a peak party membership in 1944 and argued the party now acts mainly as propaganda, with intelligence work by 1,500 diplomats from communist countries. He urged strength in democracy and spiritual resolve to defend the American way of life.
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Taylor Jones
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Livestock Assa
Holcomb Chamber of Commerce
Charles D. Brennan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Mary’s Center
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TBI
Washington, D.C
State Department
Washington
Communist Party
Paul Sjodal
FBI
Garden City
Bob Wells
Chamber
Maynard Knief
Wells
J. Merion Kadyk
Kansas Livestock Assn
Catta
Paul Masoner
Dorothy McCart
Helen Vaughn
Doug Crotty Jr
Ross Blackford
Jack Curtis
John Walters II
Andy Ott
Andy Erhart
Dick Stengel
Peace Mission Studying Caribbean Situation Quiet in Haiti
In Port au Prince the inter American Peace mission from the OAS examined the Haitian capital scene as President Francois Duvalier addressed a cheering crowd of 10 000. He vowed to stay in power and claimed only God can remove him. The visit followed tensions over alleged Cuba base offers and prior U S military patrols amid censorship and U S protests. Duvalier then revoked the training agreement and criticized the mission as he considered a plot by army officers to topple him.
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Gog
Peace Mission
OAS
U.S
United States
Record Low Readings Mark Kansas Cold Spell
A Canadian high pressure system pushed through Kansas, causing record lows in the northeast with Topeka dipping to 26 degrees. Frost appeared in scattered northeast areas, while sunny skies and a warm southerly breeze are expected to lift highs to the 65 to 70s in the northeast and 70s elsewhere. Tonight's lows will be in the 60s? Wait.
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Topeka
Kansas
Castro at May Day Parade with Khrushchev in Red Square
AP report pictures Fidel Castro beside Khrushchev on the Lenin mausoleum at the Moscow May Day review. Kohler boycotted the event as Castro watched a 10 minute military display. Observers saw rockets similar to those withdrawn from Cuba last year under U.S. pressure.
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Videl Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Lenin Mausoleum
Red Square
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Castro
Kohler
Khrushcchev
Minuteman Director Denies Criticism of Missile Program
Brig. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips, director of the Minuteman program, says reports of flaws in the intercontinental missile are baseless. He notes progress in range and payload, and discusses testing, failures at Vandenberg, and improvements in Wing 8 and Wing 1 designs toward enhanced accuracy and reliability.
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U.S
Ralph Dighton
Norton Air Force Base
Calif
Soviet Union
The
Samuel C. Phillips
Statua
Atlantic
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Call
A. Vandenberg
Cape Casnaveral
Tla
Air Force
Vandenberg
Grand Forks
N.C
Atlas
Titan
Federal Aid to Schools Dropped
Washington AP The Democratic leaders on Education Committees abandon general federal aid to public schools from Kennedy's education bill. Powell and chairmen vote for an omnibus bill with seven sections expanding existing programs including vocational education. school district aid, library grants, teacher quality, and student loans under national defense education act.
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APY
Olfuse
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Congress
Kennedy
House
Powell
Young Hobby Club Winners Listed in Telegram Contest
Winners announced today in the Young Hobby Club contest appearing each Wednesday in the Telegram. Additional winners are listed on Page 14 of this edition. Recent winners include Aron Crabb, 313 N 22th. Mary Weth Fayr, 505 Stockley. Carol Kay Batchelder, 207 N 6th. Ronnie Wentworth, 1307 Coward. Neil Bortholf, 403 Hudson. Bruce 1 Sey, 1215 Parkwood. Larry Anderson, 307 Evans.
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Aron Crabb
Mary Weth Fayr
Stockley
Carol Kay Batchelder
Ronnie Wentworth
Coward
Neil Bortholf
Hudson
Bruce
1Sey
Parkwood
Larry Anderson
Evans
Life and hunger in Alazan Tamaulipas drought
In Alazan Tamaulipas a drought leaves 750 residents ill with tuberculosis and diarrhea amid malnutrition. Farmers lack corn beans and viable cotton as crops fail, forcing doctors to travel 200 miles to deliver medicine and aid to wrecked shanties and adobe huts. Rains have not returned, leaving families with scant food and no money to replant.
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Alazan
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Khrushchev Sends Peace Hope on Laos Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent personal good wishes to President Kennedy and said the Soviet envoy to Laos was instructed to work with British and American ambassadors to help resolve the Laotian conflict. The message was conveyed by Undersecretary W Averell Harriman after a three hour talk with Khrushchev. Harriman said the civil war had moved to the political arena and declined to call the outcome hopeful.
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Khrushcchev
Kennedy
Laos
Rials
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Harriman
Moscow
White House
Buttlefield
Farmers vote on wheat plan to curb overproduction
Washington AP report outlines Kennedy administration proposal for a two class wheat program to cut 1964 acreage to 49.5 million and provide price supports of $24 first days and $1.30 on others. If rejected, farmers lose $2 support and idle-land payments, with clashes over Farm Bureau opposition and partisan politics shaping the referendum.
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Kennedy
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Farm Bureau
Great Plains
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