Eichmann Proposals Exceed Hitler Says Prosecution
At Eichmann trial in Jerusalem the prosecutor claimed Eichmann pushed harsher Jewish policy than Hitler, including plans to classify half Jews as full Jews and mark them for death, suggesting wider Nazi reach though army objections. Surviving Dutch witness Josef Melkmann described the Holland camps, the "day of dread" when names were read for deportation, and the brutal end of many victims.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Gestapo
Asst
Alty
Gavriel Bach
Netherlands
Bath
Eichmann
Hitler Immself
Bach
Belgium
Holland
Israel
Josef Melkmmann
Melkmann
Dinner Honors 25th Anniversary of Priest
Bishop Marion Forst spoke at a St Mary's Center dinner honoring Father Clement Goubeaux on his 25th priest anniversary. Guests included diocese priests, Sisters of the Precious Blood, and family from Ohio Indiana and Virginia. Goubeaux headed to North Dakota for Father Guilloret's anniversary, with a Thanksgiving Mass planned in Russia Ohio.
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Marion FE. Forst
Dodge City
Clement N.,goubeaux
St. Mary’s Cathoolic Church
Father Goubeaux
Hugoton Catholic Church
Father Wylia
Bishop Forst
North Dakota
Father Guilloret
Russia
Ohio
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Snapshot
AP market summary shows cattle 4300 head with calves 140, steers weak, heifers down 25-50, cows steady, stockers and feeders steady to weak. Hogs 4500 with barrows and gilts steady, sows steady. Sheep 2400 with lambs steady, ewes up to 25, lambs and prime grades 17.00 to 18.50.
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Kansas City
French airliner crash kills 69 in Sahara
An Air France four engine Super Constellation crashed in the Sahara about 75 miles north of Edjele. It was en route from the Congo Republic to Paris with 61 passengers and 8 crew. Among the dead were five Americans including Alan Lukens’s family. No full passenger list was released.
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Algiers
Sahara
Air France
Edjele
Kjele
Alan Lukens
U.S
Bangui
Central African Republic
Lukens
Congo Republic
Paris
France
Marseille
Hutchinson Captures Ark Valley Crown Track Title
Hutchinson won the Ark Valley League track and field meet in Winfield Kansas with 108 points after taking nine first places. Arkansas City finished second with 52.14 points, El Dorado 25.5, Winfield 23.1, Wellington 18.6, and Newton 15 points.
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Winfield
Kas
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Wellington
Newton
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club Session Set at Local Plant
The weekly Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club meets at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. plant Sharing Room 412 D on Fulton Avenue. Attending are C.K. Minter and Corwin Betts, both from nearby farms, with their wives visiting while Minter and Betts are recovering from recent hospital stays. The American Legion hosts its monthly stag dinner at 7 p.m. tonight at the Legion home featuring prime rib.
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Chamber of Commerce
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
E. Fulton
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
C.K. Minter
Rt. 1
Corwin
The
American Legion
Legion
Wheat Prospects Improve in Western Kansas
AP reports that wheat crop prospects rose sharply in the western third of Kansas last week as rain halted field work in most areas. Wheat has reached jointing stage in nearly every county with some southern counties showing heads. Reports also note green bugs and brown wheat mites. Corn planting, behind schedule, advanced early in the week before heavy rains stopped all field work. 16 percent of corn had been planted by May 6, versus 31 percent in both last year and the 5-year average. Flooding from rains affected eastern and southeastern river valleys, likely forcing replanting of early row crops in eastern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Lyndon Johnson flies to Saigon to discuss jungle war
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson heads to South Viet Nam to meet President Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon for two days of talks on countering a jungle war with Communist guerrillas. Johnson arrives in Saigon after crossing the international date line aboard a Military Air Transport jet.
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Honolulu
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hig Bly
Saigon
Guam
Hickam Air Force Base
Johnson
Diem
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
State Department
Laog
Guerrilas
Centennial Day and Sidewalk Bazaar Planned in Garden City
The Chamber Charter outlines Centennial Day set for Saturday June 3 in Garden City with a grand Sidewalk Bazaar. Tourism efforts include road sign refurbishments, billboard ads at Holly Colo and U S 54154 junction west of Greensburg, and free tourist brochures at the Chamber office. The Cash Day Wednesdays offer 500 dollars plus 100 per unclaimed week, with registration at the Chamber office and presence required at 41 participating merchants. Finney County Centennial Coins remain available through the Chamber office.
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Garden City
Chamber
Highway Club
Holly
Colo
U.S. 54154
Greensburg
Topeka Man Is Driver of the Year
George H. Walton Jr. of Topeka was named Kansas driver of the year by Gov. John Anderson. The award, sponsored by the Kansas Motor Carriers Association, honors Walton’s 25 plus years of highway safety. He works for Holton Transport Co. and has driven an estimated 2,326,779 miles without a chargeable accident.
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Topeka
George H. Walton Jr
Kansas
Walton
John Anderson
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Holton Transport Co
Holton
Cheney Man Killed Instantly In Wreck
John P. Spurgeon fifty four Cheney was killed instantly Tuesday in an auto crash nine miles west of Anthony Kansas. Ora N Caen Cheney, a passenger, suffered head injuries and was admitted to Galloway Hospital Anthony. A farm tractor pulled a truck on the highway. William C. Curry sixty six Alva Oklahoma, driver of a second car behind the truck braked and skidded. Spurgeon’s auto collided with the skidding Curry car and then struck a tree according to the highway patrol.
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Wichita
Kan
John P. Spurgeon
Cheney
Anthony
Ora ‘N
Caen
Galloway Hospital
William C. Curry
Alva
Okla
Spurgeon
Highway Patrol
Burrton Girl Dies of Burn Injuries
Burrton, Kan. Lynn Hoskinson, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hoskinson, died Tuesday at Wesley Hospital in Wichita after critical burns. She had been at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Hutchinson for three weeks and was transferred to Wesley Hospital about 10 days ago.
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Burrton, Kan
Lynn Hoskinson
Marvin Hoskinson
Burrton
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
St.Elizabeth's Hospital
Hutchingon
Caravan on Trail To Council Grove
The Kansas Centennial caravan pushed along the Santa Fe Trail toward Council Grove as Burlingame hosted a stamp event and a mail reenactment at the Neisha River oak. The crowd surpassed 3,500 in Baldwin and about 6,000 at Overbrook where Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark Gray and Maurice Fager attended.
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Council Grove
Santa Fe
N.M
Burlingame
Ative
Kansas
Oak Tree
Neisha River
Trea
Baldwin
Ottawa
Wellsville
Lawrence
DeSoto
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
U.S
Maurice Fager
Kennedys to Go To Palm Beach
The White House announced the President and Mrs Kennedy will fly from Washington on Thursday to Palm Beach Florida to spend the rest of the week at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles D Wrightsman near the Kennedy residence. The Kennedy home is temporarily closed. The couple will depart Andrews Air Force Base between 10 and 10 30 A M Eastern Standard Time and will be accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charles Spalding. The Kennedy children remain at the White House. The trip will use Gen Curtis LeMay’s jet plane.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Charles D. Wrightsman
First Lady
Andrews Air Force Base
Charles Spalding
Spalding
New York
Gen
Curtis Bews
Air Force
Western Mount Is High Point
Lawrence AP reports Mount Sunflower in Wallace County near the Colorado line is now identified as Kansas highest point by U.S. and Kansas Geological Surveys. Measured altitude is 4025.5 feet above sea level on land owned by Edward Harold of Weskan, on a Goose and Willow creeks divide. An iron pipe stands 14.5 feet tall marking the spot. The note also adds a Seventh-day Adventist bake sale at Myers Dairy on Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Edward Harold
Weskan
Study of Pay Scales To Be Conducted By Council
TOPEKA AP A subcommittee of the state Finance Council will study civil service pay scales after Gov. John Anderson said no comprehensive review has occurred in four years. The Tuesday meeting was the council's first in nearly 20 months and first since Anderson took office. The panel approved some new classifications and pay range increases while others were tabled for study. Anderson promised another meeting soon, noting it won't be as long between sessions as before.
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Topeka
State Finance Council
John. Anderson
Anderson
George Docking
Docking
Quiet Day at Home Planned by Astronaut Shepard
Virginia Beach AP report details Alan B. Shepard Jr and Louise returning to their East Derry New Hampshire home after Langley leave. Family including Shepard's parents and sister visited on lawn while New Hampshire legislators hailed his space achievements and renamed East Derry Spacetown USA and the state as the fatherland of space travel.
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Virginia Beach
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Louise
Langley Air Force Base
Alan B. Shepard Sr
Gordon Sheriaty
East Dery
N.H
Mes. Shepard
Mia
Russell P. Brewer
Kennett Square
John H. Glenn
National Aeronautics, and Space Administration
Glenn
Alexandria
Langley
New Hampshire
East Derry
Spacetown
U.S.A
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Kimberly Conley at 306 N 2nd and others at Garden City area addresses. discharges note Joseph Collins and Keenan Kells. births record a girl to Mr and Mrs James L Beuyer at El Rancho Trailer Court at 3 19 p.m. Tuesday weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Kimberly Conley
John Bailor
Utica
Michelle Schultz
Dianna Olson
James L' Bouyer
el Rancho
August Keane
Elmer Johnson
Shields
Walter Miller
Deerfield
Deatta Keehn
Scott City
Owen Unruh
William Boles
Ralph Martin
Jones
Joseph Collins
Garden City
Keenan Kells
Walker Roberta Bullock
Eminence
Curtis Lee
Marion Kuhlman
Healy
Robert Myers
Bancroft
Leonard Yardley
Edwards
James L.beuyer
Bond Posted After Improper Driving Incident
Court records show David Michael Finke of 709 Garden City Ave posted a five dollar bond for improper driving after a Tuesday afternoon traffic accident in the 1200 block of East Fulton. Vehicles were operated by Melvin LeRoy Haas of 615 North First and Mrs. Gilbert McGuire of 705 Taylor. Another incident occurred Tuesday around 8:50 p.m. at Main and Fulton involving Helen Lucille Kuene of 614 North Twelfth and Robert Bryan Blansett of unknown address.
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David Michael Finke
Garden City Ave
E. Fulton
Melvin LeRoy Haas
Gilbert McGuire
Taylor
Main and
Fulton
Helen Lucille Kuene
Robert Bryan Blansett
Warranty Deeds and Corporation Deeds Listed in Legals
Warranty deeds record Ed M Watkins and wife to George Herrmann and Fred Doll for 54 of SW half of section 22 21 30 JS Sloan and wife to Robert Sloan and wife for lot 11 block 7 Inger and Vinzant Addition Corporation deeds Midwest Investment Co Inc to Ada L Kitch lot 4 Harmon Subdivision of Block 8 Jones First Addition
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M. Watkins
Et Ux
George Z. Herrmann
Fred L. Doll
JS. Sloan
Robert V. Sloan
Inger and Vinzant’s
Corporation Deeds — Midwest Investment Co., Inc
Ada L. Kitch
Harmon’s
Jones
Topeka Broadcaster Seeks Congress Help on Broadcasting Regulation
WIBW Topeka general manager Thad Sandstrom urged Kansas congressional delegation to press for minimal government supervision of radio and TV programming. He spoke at a breakfast with Kansas radio and television executives and lawmakers from the Senate and House.
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Washington
Thad Sandstrom
WIBW
Topeka
Kansas .Association of Radio and Television Executives
Kansas
Sandstrom
Kansas Radio and Television
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Flood Losses Reported in Kansas Towns
The Red Cross survey shows 155 families in Coffeyville Independence and Elk City suffered flood losses. Coffeyville had 65 families affected 60 houses with minor damage and eight business buildings damaged. Independence reported 63 families with 61 houses damaged and 13 business buildings affected.
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Coffeyville, Kas
The
Red Cross
Coffeyville
Independence
Elk City
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Ind
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John Nanninga
Merle Myers
Dwight Stanford
Lions International
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