Mental Test Ordered Goldfine Pleads Guilty in Taxes Case
Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine pleaded guilty today to evading nearly $800000 in taxes. The plea followed a federal indictment accusing him of willful tax underreporting and related schemes through his businesses in the Boston area.
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Boston (Ap
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Williams
Goldfine
Sweeney
Strathmore Woolen Corp
Charlotte
Strathmore
Miss Miljeries Paperman
Solomon
Miss Paperman
Friday Receipts Highlight Sharp Feeds and Prices
Garden City Livestock reports 2816 cattle and 731 hogs with fat cattle 50 cents lower. Prices span fat cattle 19 to 22.20, choice steers 21 to 22.20, heifers 21 to 22, cows 11 to 14, calves 18 to 60 per head, stockers mixed, and Holsteins 16 to 19.50. Kansas City hogs 16.51 to 17.25. cattle 22.50 to 25.00 for slaughter steers and heifers. stockers 23.75. Also court note: Goldfine pleads guilty to tax evasion counts and election of psychiatrist evaluation.
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Garden City
Colorado
Kansas City
Johnson Praises Hong Kong Freedom During 24 Hour Stay
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in Hong Kong for a brief rest amid his Asian tour describing the mission as a showcase of freedom in Asia. He greets Governor Sir Robert Black and presents Profiles in Courage, while Hong Kong’s press largely ignores the visit. Johnson plans no formal event, with a harbor ride listed as the main activity before departing to Thailand.
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Mong Kong
Lyndon B. Johnson
Asia
Formosa
Johnson
Red China
Robert Black
Lady Bird
Far East
Kennedy
Hong Kong
South Viet Nam
Philippines
United States
China
Party of 32
Thailand
Kansas State University stages three original one act plays
Joe Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright of 1416 Belmont, appears in one of three original one act plays at Kansas State University. Wright, a drama student in the speech department, performed last night and will be staged again. Hazel Gardiner, New March of Dimes campaign director for Finney County, received thanks from the New York fundraising director for local efforts. Michael Finney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Finney, and Robert Deerber, grandson of Mrs. Mami Toward, Ulysses, are among St. John’s Military School graduates candidates. commencement is May 23.
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Joe Wright
Bob Wright
Belmont
Kansas State University
Wright
Joe
K-State
Hazel Gardiner
Finney County
New York
Michael Finney
Marshall Finney
Robert Deerber
Tms
Mami Ftoward
Ulysses
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Eight Post Bond After Las Palmas Tavern Fight
Eight men posted $25 bond each after a Saturday night brawl at Las Palmas Tavern at 12th and Fulton on charges of disorderly conduct. Police said bottles were thrown causing interior damage. no hospitalizations reported. Suspects include Fred die Bernal Medina, Robert Hilbun, Jose Valero, Leo Guerrero Servantez, Maurilio Carrillo Valero, Holcomb, Alejandro Eleazar Lopez, Loyd Rodriguez, and Guadalupe Salenas Valres, all to appear in Police Court.
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Las Palmas
Fulton
Freddie Bernal Medina
Main
Robert Hilbun
San Antonio
Tex
Jose Valero
Sladen
Leo Guerrero Servantez
W. Emerson
Maurilio Carrillo Valero
Holcomb
Alejandro Eleazar Lopez
LasMesa
Loyd Rodriguez
Hilburn
4Th
Stolen Cars Reported In Local Neighborhood
A 1956 Chevrolet stolen from Robert Doak of 616 N 10th Friday night led police to a 1951 Chevrolet found at 11:35 a.m. in the 900 block of N 10th with no tag and no contents. Stickers indicate New Orleans origin as investigators pursue a possible tie between the three additional vehicles and the thefts.
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Robert Earl Doak
N. 10Th
N, 10Th
New Orleans
Varnish Tossed on Trucks by Local Boy Duo
A varnish incident occurred Saturday afternoon when a boy threw varnish on two pickup trucks on Euston. The other boy's mother surrendered at police headquarters and agreed to arrange removal of the varnish and discipline her son.
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Euston
Boys Ranch Founder to Speak Here Thursday
Cal Farley founder of the Boys Ranch near Amarillo Texas will visit Garden City Thursday to discuss bringing a local boy to the Ranch and to speak at a noon Kiwanis luncheon and a 6:45 p m Optimists gathering. The Ranch, 22 years old, has housed more than 1 200 boys with about 300 current residents from 34 states including eight from Kansas. The shirt tail philosophy aims to provide a near normal home life with dorm parents a 12 year accredited school a large dining hall worship and year round education vocational and recreational programs and a staff aiding Farley in guiding boys to responsible manhood.
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Cal Farley
Boys Ranch
Amarillo
Texas
Garden City
Farley
Kansas
Cancer Crusade Ready to Open Finney County ACS launches 1961 drive
The Finney County Unit of the American Cancer Society opens its 1961 Cancer Crusade this week with a kickoff at the Civic Center tomorrow at 9 30. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. An educational effort accompanies fund collection and home literature distribution. Alice Watters Kansas Division field representative has been organizing the campaign with a Warren Hotel organizational meeting last Monday. Rev C DeLon Hales I was elected unit president with A TL Elland as vice president and Otto Bruegal as treasurer. Watters leads Tuesday morning meetings in the Civic Center to train volunteers and answer questions. County volunteers are urged to attend Tuesday morning.
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Finney County
The
American Cancer Society
Civic Center
Alice Watters
Kansas
Warren Hotel
Watters
Two Boys Warned For Teasing Monkeys At Zoo
Two boys aged 13 and 14 from Turok were warned by police for teasing monkeys at Lee Richardson Zoo. Superintendent Claude Owens first warned them to leave the animals alone before they were summoned to police headquarters and released.
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Turok
Lee Richardson Zoo
Claude Owens
Headquartie
Radiator and Gas Cap Theft Leads to Police Probe
Five boys aged 14 to 15 are implicated in a fall theft wave that drained 154 radiator caps and gas caps, with losses totaling at least 200 to 250 dollars. Caps were found Friday in an old transformer box in the west part of town by a youth’s father who turned them in. Police plan to interview the youths as part of an ongoing investigation into the spate of auto lot thefts at Five Points Motor Co. and Burtis Motors.
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Five Points ‘Motor Co
Burtis Motors
Sublette Teacher Receives National Defense Act Institute Grant
Sublette Rural High School teacher R Gene Collier is among 34 Spanish teachers chosen from 200 applicants nationwide for the National Defense Education Act Institute at the University of Wichita June 12 to 28. Participants will receive a $75 weekly stipend plus $15 per dependent, with no tuition. The institute, directed by Dr Eugene Savaino, includes a residency in the university Spanish wing and full Spanish immersion.
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R. Gene Collier
Sublette Rural
United States
National Defense Education Act
University of Wichita
Eugene Savaino
Collier
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals At St Catherine
Admissions on Saturday include Mrs Richard Edwards Gar dendale Mrs Edward Schreiber 1107 Gillespie Mrs Tony Klaus Holcomb Mrs Clyde Pepper Rancho Motel Mrs Malcolm Sterling 611 N and Jack Ford Eminence Rt Sunday admissions list Mrs Josephine Cowgill 153 Stevens Mrs Julia Wagner 613 Pennsylvania Glenn Taylor 605 Jenny Dismissals on Saturday at St Catherine include Kimberly Conley 306 N 2nd Francis Malsom 1607 E Fulton Owen Unruh Scott City
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St.Gatherine
Richard Edwards
Gardendale
Edward Schreiber
Gillespie
Tony Klaus
Holcomb
Clyde Pepperd
Rancho Motel
Malcolm Sterling
Jack Ford
Eminence Rt
Josephine Cowgill
Stevens
Julia Wagner
Pennsylvania
Glenn Taylor
Jenny
St. Catherine
Kimberly Conley
Francis Malsom
E. Fulton
Owen Unruh
Scott City
Local Births and Police Reports Highlight Garden City Notes
In Garden City listings, births are reported at St Catherine and Gardendale with three new babies weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces 6 pounds 7%4 ounces and 6 pounds 1 ounce, all on weekend dates. Police and traffic items include two improper muffler and minor driving offenses and two Saturday and Sunday traffic collisions near N 7th and Cree Mee Drive Inn. Also listed are marriage licenses for Galen Litiviller and Evalena Eck and Ronald Remschner and Marianne Hebbee.
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Eugene Earl Wright
Rt. 1
Melvin Eugene Bauer
Pinecrest
N. 7Th
Eart Baker, Jr
Great Bend
Margaret S. Becker
St. John
Cree-Mee Drive
Fulton
Richard Daniel Preisser
Blue Bird Motel
David Arnold Gribble
E. Hazel
Galen Dean Litiviller
Roseburg
Ore
Evalena Eck
Copeland
Ronald H. Remschner
Marianne Hebbee
Garden City
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Drussel Held at Garl Chapel
Funeral services for 93 year old Minnie Drussel of Goodwill Nursing Home who died Saturday morning will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Garl Chapel with Rev. Leonard Cowan officiating. Burial will follow in Valley View Cemetery.
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Minnie Drussel
Goodwill Nursing Home
Garland Chapel
Leonard Cowan
Valley View Cemetery
Disc Jockey Convicted On Payola charges
New York AP reports disc jockey Peter C. Tripp was convicted of commercial bribery for receiving payola while with WMGM. Three special sessions court justices found him guilty of demanding and taking 36050 from record distributors. Judge Breslin ordered a probation report and set sentencing for June 30.
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New York
Peter C. Tripp
WMGM
Special Sessions Court
Edward F. Breslin
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Phow
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Satanta
Carrie Nation
Owassia Club
Mert Hoover
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Frank Angell
Charlene McDonald
Sublette
Raymond Mesa
James L'iuyer
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E. Cedar
Gene Sullivan
Dorothy Blackwell
Elmer Johnson
Shields
William Boles
Clyde Shinnerer
Ralph Martin
Jones
Clark Corbett
Mulberry
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