Red Line Hardened Against Yugoslavia Crisis
The Soviet line against Yugoslavia hardened as Khrushchev faced pressure from Stalinist and Communist Chinese elements. Belgrade reports say Tito must bow to Moscow to keep unity, with Pravda signaling possible halt of Soviet economic aid if independence persists. Khrushchev warned a general committee to enforce a tougher foreign policy stance.
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Associated Press
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Comimunist
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Vito
Belgrade
Ivan Zamchevsky
Moscow
Klementi Voroshilov Hag
Krushchev
Tito
Pravda
Mikhail Saslov
Piotr Pospelov
Hungary
Khrushete
Saslov
Pospelov
Pétish
Khhrushchev
Ask For FHA Insurance Hike Increases Loans to Seven Billion
Washington testimony before the Senate banking subcommittee urged a four billion dollar rise in FHA mortgage insurance to seven billion, saying demand for FHA loans has surged. Administrator Albert Sit Cng testified that the administration had proposed a five year plan of three billion dollars annually, and seeks continuation of the multibillion dollar program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisen- Lower Administration
Congress
Albert Sit
Death of Frank Gruber Shocks Garden City Family
Dr. Fordesz Smithson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, reports the death of his stepson Frank Gruber in Love, Kansas, Sunday night after a visit. Funeral arrangements set for Dodge City with local and church officials coordinating. Meanwhile Holcomb high school seniors Linda Brown and Merlene Wilson named class valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. KU extension offers a 3 hour art education methods class starting June 1 with May 27 registration deadline. Navy enlistment applications open for young men for training in aviation electronics and medical fields. Bethel 4.M.E. church hosts Tuesday social in Woodard Hall at 8 p.m. Pfc. Renny J. Stowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stowers, named to 19th Infantry band. graduate of GHS in 1965.
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Forrdész Smithson
First “Presbyterian ‘Church
Frank Gruber
Wye
KU Extension
Herman Beringer
heFes
Ftee
District Court Underway with Judge Tate at Helm
District Court opened today with Judge Roland Tate presiding. Two trial cases were slated after county attorney Duane E. West recommended. Parties reportedly settled on property and mortgage charges, with restitution paid by the defendant. Eight jurors were selected as the first day progressed, including the trial of Elmer J. Gross for driving while intoxicated with Ray H. Calihan Jr. as defense counsel.
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Roland Tate
Duane E. West
West
Tate
Riga
H Elmer J. Gross
Ray H. Calihan,Jr
Produce Market Notice Courtesy Lindh Co
Local produce market listing courtesy Lindh Produce Co outlines available fruits and vegetables for sale. Includes contact details for wholesale buyers and hours of operation at the market location.
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Lindh ‘Produce Co
Trahern rites held in Sublette church for 66 year old
Funeral services for George Arthur Trahern 66 were held in the Christian church with Rev. Howard Pennington presiding. He died Saturday afternoon at Sublette hospital after a short illness. He had lived in Sublette since 1926, born June 11 1801 in Southeast Haskell County. Surviving are his widow, two daughters Eva Carpenter and Betty Whitmer both of Denver. three sons Avern and Orville of Palmer Lake Colorado and Merl of Sublette. 11 grandchildren. Burial was in Haskell County Cemetery. Police report lists Actor Peter Lawford injured in a two car collision on Sunset Boulevard.
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Sublette
George Arthur Trahern
Christian Church
Howard Pennington
Trahern
Lafternoon
Sublette Hospital
Haskell County
Hille Potter
Hugo, Cole
Eva ‘Carpenter
Betty Whitmer
Denver
Avern
Orville
Palmer Lake
Colo
Merl
Haskell County Cemetery
Teachers to science meet in Topeka event notice
James H. Johnson, a Deerfield High School science and mathematics teacher, was among 63 high school science teachers selected to attend a six week science program in Topeka. The notice also covers weather forecast updates across Kansas with increasing southerly winds and moisture from a developing low pressure system.
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James H. Johnson
Deerfield High School
Choen
Car Safety Check urged by Garden City police chief
Police Chief Mitch Geister urged drivers to take part in a voluntary vehicle safety-check in Garden City from May 18 to May 20. He noted one in five vehicles need immediate attention on 10 safety items including brakes lights tires and steering. Lanes run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with state patrol city police and KAY club volunteers.
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Mitch Geister
Garden City
KAY Club
Battle over New York ambulances ends in Swiss accord
Muray Moss of a private transport service said he will remove from his vehicles the white cross on red field claimed as Switzerland’s coat of arms to keep peace with the Swiss consulate. Pepper is noted as a long time king of spices with historical ransom reference to Alaric in 408 A.D.
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New York
Muray Moss
Switzerland
Pepper
Spieces
Alaric the Goth
Rome
Admitted names listed from multiple towns in Kansas
A compiled list shows admissions and residents across Sublette Scott City Ingalls Dighton Holcomb Wichita Imperial Fort Dodge and nearby areas. Individuals include Estella Goodman Merle A. Rives W A Baker Ted Patton Leo Gashler Delven Baxter Lynn Trent Tom Hopper Gary Plankenhorn Roy Oliver Juanita Rupp Ben Mull Darrel Linenberger Mike Urban Lona Heath Loren Cockriel Gordon Coulter Jana Auten Elton Rohrbough Ted Palon May Nolan George Berends Linda McCoy Millie Trissell among others.
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Estella Goodman
Fellowship Baptist Home
Merle A. Rives
E. Hackberry
W. A. Baker
Sublette
Ted J. Patton
Scott City
Leo M. Gashler
Kansas
Delven Albert Baxter
Ingalls
Lynn Trent
Dighton
Tom Edward Hopper
Gary Eugene Plankenhorn
Price
Roy Eugene Oliver
Satanta
Juanita Marie Rupp
Holcomb
Ben Mull
Darrel Wayne Linenberger
RFD
Mike Paul Urban
Srott City
Lona M. Heath
Loren M. Cockriel
Hattie
Gordon Gregg Coulter
Imperial
Soute
Jana Kay Auten
Elton G. Rohrbough
Scotti Rity
Ted J. Palon
May A. Nolan
Wichita
George Berends
Linda J. McCoy
E. Maple
Millie Trissell
Fort Dodge
Local Court Docket Shows Damages and Charges in Garden City
List of residents and addresses with damage amounts and charges for unlawful cohabitation assault and battery. Names include Marjorie Priscilla Pelnar Joyce Vaughn Dorothy Burns and Otis Warren Gaylord with various addresses in Garden City Gardendale and Satanta. Accidents reported in the 300 block Saturday details traffic complaints and signed complaints noted.
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N. Main
Otis Warren Gaylord
Floyd Fillpat
Satanta
Gardendale
Glen Cuirtis
Evans
Leslie
Howard
Main
Joyce
Vaughn
Dorothy Burns
Alfonso Martinez Mortales
Courts Bonds posted Max LaVerne Empson incident note
A brief court record lists Empson at 1200 North Main in a running stop sign incident with bond set at $10. Also noted are Eugene Ramsey of Stone with notes of drunkenness and vagrancy, bond set at $35.
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Max LaVérne
Empson
N. Main
Earl
Eugene Ramsey
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G. G. Pylé
Dodge City
Navy
Woodard Hall
the Bethel
Renny J. Stowers
Adder
Henry E. Stowers
19Th Infantry
Sandhofen
Germany
GHS
Peter Lawford
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Aaton Wallace
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Lawford
Topeka
Kanas
Weather Bureau
St. Catherine Hanna
Lynn E. Trent
Pecaneral
Jim Hosey
Tom Edward Hopthe
Jewels Daughter
Hutchinson Land
Hill City
Pye
Warren Ace Ae
Goodland
Dulles
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Alane
Vane Uu
Centennial State
Vrisab
Paris
NATO
Copenhagen
James Johnson
CAA
Bill Edwards
Bob Taylor
Joe Edwards
George Fencl
Council Bluffs
Marjorie Priscilla Pelnar
W. Chestnut
Lawrence Dean Pointer
Névalty
Flora
C. R. An
Thony Co
Coats
Summer
Lady Love
Slips
McClung Payne Pharmacy
Fankhauser Drug
Cinemascope
Joanne Gilbert
Jim Backus
Gena Rowlands
M Bobby Troup
Tonite
Natalie Wood
Gene Kelly
Marjorie Morningstar
Anthony Perkins
Jimmy Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Rendolph Scott
Medicine Bend
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