Satanta Day Celebration Delights About 2000 Attendees
Satanta held its 22nd annual Satanta Day with about 2,000 people enjoying color and laughter. Weather near perfect despite late-afternoon heat and dust. The parade featured 45 entries from Satanta and neighboring towns, with Kiowa honors and a war bonnet transfer. Awards went to a covered wagon by the Satanta Girl Scouts and several community entries, plus a tepee museum visit and pioneer-themed displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Greer
Satanta
Satanta Girl Scouts
Santee Club
Owsissa Club
Full Gospel Church
Stephanie Foster
Valerie Howard
Amirah Wackety
Mickey Long
Rainy weather misses Kansas in predicted change
Weather forecast by Elihu Allman predicted a wet spell across Kansas but most areas missed the rain while other parts received showers. Editors note Monday fatigue and holiday deadlines, with 20 pages planned for Wednesday edition. A sea lion at Lee Richardson Zoo drew wide attention as photos circulated nationally via AP.
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Elihu Allman
Kansas
Lee Richardson Zoo
Garden City
Telegram
Jim Johnson
Associated Press
Haiti Exiles Form Provisional Government in Puerto Rico
Haitian exiles Louis Dejoie and Daniel Fignole announced a provisional government from Puerto Rico predicting François Duvalier’s dictatorship will fall within weeks. They seek quick recognition from the United States and other nations, and warned they may use force if necessary to remove Duvalier as a revolt looms on the term expiration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Louis Dejoie
Daniel Fignole
Duvalier
Newsmen
United States
State Department
Dajoie
Fignole
Tax Department
Port Au Prince
Clemente Bardot
Supreme Court denies hearing for Latham and York execution
The Supreme Court refused to hear James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York, sentenced to death in Kansas for a fatal rail worker slaying and linked rampage across Florida, Tennessee, Illinois, Kansas and Colorado. They argued due process failures including late counsel, lengthy travel for appointed counsel, and alleged illegal confessions. York hails from Jacksonville, Florida, and Latham from Mauriceville, Texas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Kansas
Latham
York
Ft. Hood
Tex
Florida
Tennessee
Ilinois
Colorado
Otto Zeigsler
Wallace
Kan
Russell
White
Thei
Jacksonville
Fla
Mauriceville
Garden Sass If Gus Plans Tomatoes Soon
A fragmented garden note warns Gus must plant tomatoes soon to avoid a red faced embarrassment. The quip suggests a playful conflict over garden timing and pride in crops.
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Gus
Clouds Threaten Cooper Space Flight Launch
Cap Canaveral forecast heavy cloudiness threatened launch preparations for Gordon Cooper on a 22 orbit mission. NASA noted morning overcast, with conditions expected to improve by Wednesday. final checks, countdown and a large recovery network were in place for a Tuesday morning liftoff.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Project Moriry
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlas
Cooper
Pacific
Midway
Mercury Control Center
Orbi
Pacific Ocean
Midway Island
Gordo
Fox Cooper
Good Rains in Much of State
Cooler, clear weather dominated Kansas after widespread rain in eastern counties Sunday night. Western and northern areas expected to stay fair with highs 80s, lows 30s to 60s. southeastern Kansas possible showers late today. Rain amounted to about half to over an inch in eastern and central regions, with Hesston and Inman recording the largest amounts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Lincoln
Lyons
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Reading and Trading Post
Hesston
Inman
Brookville
Sedgwick
Emporia
Cassaday
Burlington
Dodge City
Goodland
Chanute
Garden City orchestras to perform spring concert
Garden City Public Schools will present an all school spring orchestra concert Tuesday at 8 pm in Clifford Hope Awsterham. Larry J Harria, instructor, said the event will feature grade, junior high, senior high and high school honor symphony orchestras with Show Boat and West Side Story selections. About 70 students will participate. dress rehearsal is at 5 pm today in Tope auditorium. Public invited to the Tuesday performance.
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Garden City
Clifford Hope Awsterham
Larry J. Harria
Jerome Kern
West Side Story
Leonard Bernstein
Rothmumberg
Honor Symphony
Tope Auditorium
Blanchard elected to NCARB board at Miami meeting
Howard T. Blanchard of Garden City was chosen for the NCARB governing board at the annual Miami meeting. He becomes the first Kansas member on the board, will oversee next year’s MARB meeting program in St Louis, and continues as Kansas Architects Board chairman while contributing to NCARB committees. Blanchard and Mrs Blanchard return to Garden City this morning.
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Ricky, Williamson
Kirk Lucas
aCthy Corret
Bruce Johnson
Ricky Romesburg
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Judy Rooney
City Hall
Satanta Co-op
Donna Foster
Reese Barber Shop
Satanta
Tepee and Museum
USSG
Howard T. Blanchard
Garden City
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Miami
Fla
Kangan
MARB
St. Louis
Blainharn
Kansas Architects Board
Firemen Responded to Two Weekend Alarms In City
Firemen answered two weekend alarms both for minor blazes. At 2 03 p m Sunday a fire on a parked car at 1209 Parkwood caused by a hack left fire. Owner is Gary Powery. Fire damaged the car but no other damage reported. At 9 38 a m today a fire at Wayne Patton residence 511 Inge started from a bird nest on light wires and caused minor damage. Birds were killed.
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Parkwood
Gary Powery
Wayne Patton
Inge
Copper needles ejected into space for tests
In an Air Force radio experiment, millions of copper needles were released from an orbiting satellite about 2,000 miles above Earth. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory announced radar contact confirmed successful release of 400 million needle-like dipoles. The lab did not specify the exact release date.
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Lexington
Mass
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Forge
Russia accuses five U S and five British diplomats of spying
Moscow announces that ten diplomats are declared unwelcome following espionage ties to Penkovsky and Wynne. Five Americans present charges include Richard Jacob and four others who left the USSR. one Briton remains. Names and addresses of the expelled diplomats and their spouses are listed amid terse Farned Foreign Ministry notes.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
Wynne
Richard Jacob
Jacob
State Department
Washington, D.C
V S
Barlier
Riot Trained Troops Massed For Birmingham
Riot trained federal troops were ordered into Alabama to quell potential violence in Birmingham after weekend rioting. Life in the city began returning to normal by morning as authorities patrolled a cordoned area and a state of martial law remained in effect.
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Biringham
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Jackie Robinson
George C. Wallace
Secretary of
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Nouth
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Milon
Aouth
Alabama National Guard
Agat
Burke Marshall
Wirmingham
Eitizons
Justice Department
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Albert Boutwell
Wallace
King
Afflelala
Gaston Motel
Integration Movement
A.D. King
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Waalington
Court Denies Jail Sentences in Desegregation Case
The Supreme Court affirmed a Louisiana desegregation dispute arising from three Negroes in East Baton Rouge Parish who refused to sit in the white section of a courtroom. Judge LeBlanc had convicted them of contempt, sentencing 10 days in jail and fines totaling $100 with 30 more days if unpaid. Justice Clark later granted stay pending appeal as Pearl Lee v. George, Laura Lea Sarriss, and Willie Leo Harris proceed.
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Wasitington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
High Court
Richmond
19Th Judicial District Court
East
Baton Rouge Parish
Fred
LeBlanc
Clark
Hall
Tal
Pearl Lee v. George
Laura Lea S$arris
Wille Leo B. Harris
Legion Session Opens Saturday in Garden City
Hundreds of American Legion members descend on Garden City for the Seventh District convention. Activities span Friday flag ceremony at the Post home, Saturday banquet at St Marys Center with speaker Charles L. Bacon, national commander nominee, and multiple meetings through Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Garden City
Post
St. Mary’s Center
Charles L. Bacon
The
Legion
Willy
Derby Man in Critical Condition After One Car Crash
A Derby man, August George Horner, 30, is unconscious in critical condition at St. Catherine's Hospital after a one car crash on US 8 four miles north. He suffered brain concussion multiple lacerations chest injuries and fractures of the right leg. Sheriff Meier said Horner appears to have fallen asleep at the wheel, driving a 1953 model car into a culvert. the vehicle was a total loss and he was pinned inside. Further details unavailable due to his condition.
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Derby
St. Catherine 'Hospital
US 8
George Horner
Horner
Kinney County
Sherif Wendig Meier
Morner
Meier
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