Marchers on Second Leg Of Protest
The Freedom Marchers trek the Deep South on the second leg of a protest against segregation. They retrace William Moore’s route from Attalla, Alabama, where he was shot, facing possible arrest in Alabama. The group, from Core and SNCC, bivouacked in Hooker Georgia and received jeers along the nine mile Tennessee to Georgia leg.
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Thenton
APJ
Deep South
Boellimore
William Moore
Attalla
Ala
Alabama
Gadsden
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hooker
Georgia
U.S. 11
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Tennessee Line
Tennessee
Georgia Line
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Robert Gore
Core
Joe’s
Moore
Floyd Simpson
Courlier
Wiilte
Kansap City Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City livestock market report shows cattle and calves around 2,500 head with feeders steady. steers 21.50 to 22.75. cows 13.00 to 16.00. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts 12.75 to 19.85. sow prices 12.75 to 25. Sheep 250 with steady demand. good lambs 22.00 to 50.00, utility and cull lambs 6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock Market In Slight Rise Amid Broad Activity
New York AP reports a modest stock market gain with mixed early action. Major issues showed fractional to small moves as oils rails and autos led modest advances while construction spending disappointed. The AP 60 average rose .6 to 277.8 with Dow Jones up 1.78 at 721.42 as markets teetered toward record territory.
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New York
Acarcely
Crucible Steel
Associated Press
U.S
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Northwest Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Coloradoans Fail to Use Income Tax Cut
The Colorado Legislature approved a 15 percent cut in personal income taxes for 1962 returns, but 75,000 taxpayers did not take advantage. Harold Drake, deputy state director of revenue, called the situation unexplained and said refunds will be issued after auditors refigure the figures.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Harold Drake
Drake
Eures
Hospitals Admissions and Discharges and Local Legal Notices
Today medical notices list admissions at St Catherine and Leopold, names include Daisy Maxfield Venita Cott James Sims Gregorio Mujica David Hudson and Darrell Goss. Dismissals include Everette Frisk James Overbey George Wigner and Claude Collins. District court notes cover fines and bonds, a divorce filing, and multiple property deeds and leases across Stevens, Swenson, and nearby towns.
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Charles Smith
Victoria Lowry
Magnolia
St. Catherine
Everette Frisk
Jugalls
James Overbey
N. Mann
George Wigner Sr
Curtis Shipley
Bancroft
J. R. Elmore
McCracken
Howard Noel
City
George Sprague
Scott City
Harris Adams
Jenny
Nodney Wagner
Ida
Lea White
Claude Collins
Summit
Leopold
Charles Fleming
High School Future Homemakers Plan Evening Events
The high school cafeteria hosts 5 to 7 pm activities by the Future Homemakers of America chapter followed by a 7:30 pm business session at Clifford Hope Auditorium. Two board seats and two associate memberships will be filled. A Kansas City speaker, Homer Young, president of Consumers Cooperative Assn, outlines the financials. Three $250 Coop scholarships go to Judy Oeding, David Heinemann, and Connie Glant. Children may be left at the Little Theater during the session. Mrs. Charles Patrick will present chalk talk entertainment.
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Future Homemakers of America
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Flomer Young
Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Judy Oeding
David Heinemann
Garden City High
Connie Glant
Holcomb High
Charles Patrick
New Co-op Offices Open for Public Tours Friday
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange unveils its ultra modern offices in the 100 block of 6th across from the old site. Tours run 9 30 a m to 5 p m with about 2000 visitors expected. Free coffee doughnuts and soft drinks provided. Howard Blanchard designed the building with Noland Construction Co. of Dodge City as contractor. Construction began June last year and offices moved in April. Annual stockholders meeting and dinner tomorrow night at the high school concludes the day’s events.
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Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
Coop
Stenographic Department
Co-op Center
Howard Blanchard
Noland Construction Co
Dodge City
Co-op Credit Union
Co-op
Cimarron Highway Plans Revealed
Public hearing sought on CIMARRON link of US 50A Avenue A through Cimarron. Highway Commission outlines four lane upgrade from Walnut Street west 0.4 mile, widening to 61 feet with a 10 foot parking lane, bituminous overlay, curb and gutter extension, and storm sewer revisions. Information via Division Engineer Garden City. written notice by May 13.
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Usso
Cimarron
Addison HH. Meschke
Maschke
Highway Commission
Walnut Street
Pine Street
Ash
First Streets
State Highway Commission
Garden City
More Headaches For Kipp School
Salina Kansas reports the three member board of Kipp Rural High School District Fight resigned amid financial trouble. Patrons previously rejected closings, the district lacks state aid due to low student count, and taxes remain at the legal limit. Mrs Fagerstrom will name a temporary board until June 6 when elections choose new members for July 1.
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Salina, Kan
Kipp
Saline County
Ruth Fagerstrom
Fagerstrom
Delaware Senate Endorses 24th Amendment to U S Constitution
The Delaware Senate, after previously voting against it, endorsed the 24th Amendment prohibiting poll taxes for federal elections. Delaware becomes the third state to ratify. 28 states must ratify. The Delaware House had approved earlier.
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Dover
Del
Delaware Senate
U.S
Delaware House
San Quentin Plans 4-Way Execution With Delays
San Quentin was set to execute four inmates in one day as legal appeals and clemency petitions continued. Gov. Brown rejected clemency for John Vlahovich Joseph Rosato and Donald Franklin in the Anaheim tavern slaying. The state Supreme Court denied a habeas writ for Charles Golston. Seymour Ellison said he would seek federal stays for Vlahovich Rosato and Franklin.
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San Quentin
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
John Vlahovich
Joseph Rosato
Donald Franklin
Anaheim
State Supreme Court
Charles Golston
Seymour Ellison
San Francisco
Viahovich
Rosato
Franklin
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Claude Lorts
Hugoton
Norma Lorts
Jack Wayne Penny
Nancy Pear Sterling
Gt N
Kenneth Joe Loflin
Leon
Shirley J. Smith
Raymond O. Baird
Junior F
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Gardendale
Michel Joseph Fitzpatrick
Nancy Pearl Sterling
Byron Lewis Dixon
Shirley Jean Smith
Kenneth Joe Loilin
Thomas E. Mort
Henry L. Dunlap Sr
Block St. John
Kenneth LeRoy Blake
Lyle
D. D. Richardson
Reuben Sherwood
Arthur J. Schmale
Stevens Addition
Marie Abrahams
Kenneth R. Swenson
Hy. Sroufe
Et Ux
Kenneth KR. Swenson
Louveres
Marie RK. Dall
Kenneth KR Swenson
J. A. Dall
Kenneth &. Swenson
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Employe Parks Dog
Cop
Fox
Delaware
Carmichael
Great Plains OL Company
Champlin
Garden City Telegram
Oe Kolonel
KEDS
Blucher
Lyle Shoe Store
Keds Playhouse
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