Rumors Put Duvalier Into Exile
Rumors Say Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier planned to flee as his term ends with the opposition growing stronger at home and abroad. Reports circulated of flights to Curacao then New York and Europe, with Pan Am reservations in the name of Duvalier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Dominga
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Hag
Fattan Air Force
Curacao
Venezquela
New York
Europe
Pan American World Airways
Curalao
Port Au Prince
Truitian
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Haiti
Fat Cattle Sale Receipts at Garden City Market
Receipts total 1,051 head as fat cattle auctions run dull. Steers show a $1 retraction from last Tuesday with strict gains to $22.50 for top grades and $19 to $21 for standard and low goods. Heifers bring $21.50 to $22.50 for average to high quality, with related ranges for other classes. Cows and bulls trend lower, culls $9.50 to $12, utilities $13 to $14.75, fat cows and lwiferettes up to $18.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Stock Market Active Trading Early Afternoon
New York AP reports continued market strength with fair activity and an 2.31 million share volume in the first two hours. Aerospace firms firm as Gordon Cooper mission advances while Pan American and Frans World Airlines edge higher on transatlantic fare moves. Dow Jones Industrial Average stands at 720.18, up .34. Associated Press average up .2 with rails up .7 and utilities steady. American Stock Exchange trading moderate with mixed corporate and U.S. government issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gordon Cooper
Pan American
Frans World Airlines
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Priveys
Hlgher
American Stock Exchange
U.S
School Clothes Cause Trouble For Ju Ann
Ju Ann, 18, a Mehtville senior and Talay East Coast tour member, faced school dress rules after her skirts were deemed too short. Principal warned her to adjust attire or return home. Her father, John Pfifer, defended her as 18 wearing skirts just above the knee. Superintendent Bierbach declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Nieve Keesaig
Lee
John Pfifer
Ju Ann
Clis
Fuor
Mehtville
Hint Se
Lions Broom Sale Planned
Garden City Lions Club members will conduct their annual sale of brooms for the Kansas Foundation of the Blind next week. Sale days are May 22 and a, with Ken Mintrit as broom sale chairman and OG. D. Calhoon in charge of business area sales. Al Thies oversees residential east side selling. door to door only this year. West side deliveries available via a special phone line. supply bus parked at Garden National Bank with Dick Bortz in charge.
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Garden City Lions Club
Kansas Foundation of the Blind
Ken Mintrit
OG. D. Calhoon
al Thies
Main
Fulton
Garden National Bank
Dick Bortz
Deaf School Grad Maria Avila Narrows Years of Study
Graduate Maria Ese Avila daughter of Mr and Mrs Blas Avila 612 W Fulton is among those who will be graduated Friday at the School for the Deaf in Olathe. She has been a student there for the past 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Ese Avila
Blas Avila
W. Fulton
School For the Deaf
Olathe
Kalvesta Student Joins Honorary Science Society
Donna Byler, senior at Fort Hays State College from Kalvesta, was initiated into the Delta Epsilon honorary science society last week. The society admits students with unusual achievement in science, mainly seniors and graduates, with some outstanding juniors. A banquet in the Memorial Union followed the initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Byler
Fort Hays State College
Kalvesta
Delta Epsilon
Memorial Union
Grain Bill Delay Defeated In Senate Vote
WASINGTON AP supporters of the Administration farm program won a major test in the Senate by defeating a 50 to 87 vote on a Republican attempt to amend and delay the corn and feed grains bill. Senator Rourke R. Hickenlooper of Iowa urged a rider banning lobbying by farmers committees. Ellender, floor manager for the bill, said the amendment aimed to delay final passage. Democrats pressed to pass two year voluntary controls before a national referendum on mandatory wheat controls next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Senate
Sen
Rourke R. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Ellender
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine And Nearby
Today admissions list includes Mrs. Leo Wasinger and Holcomb Bradley Jones at 307 E Chestnut, Jose B Nava at 203 S 13th, Mrs Beverly Tabor at 707 Saf ford, Arthur N Sooby at 1205 N Main, George W Gunter in Harlington Texas, and Mrs Burdett Patton of Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Leo Wasinger
Holcomb
Bradley Jones
E. Chestnut
Jose B. Nava
Senior farewell honors and art show entries noted
Rita Lennington, a senior at Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, earned Sigma Alpha Tau honors for leadership and scholarship. Garden City juniors Bonnie Kleyman and Pattie Leopold ranked high in Kansas State University home economics. Fort Hays State and Southwestern College students also recognized. Wichita County High prepares baccalaureate at Leotz First Methodist Church. Edward Florence, Garden City native, dies in Yakima, Washington, survived by widow Alta Judy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Lennington
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Sigma Alpha Tata
Garden City Junior College
Judy Webster
Joe Wright
Patricia Lutterman
Fort Hays State College
Garden City
Kansas State University
Bonnie Kleyman
Tribune
Pattie Leopold
Wichita County
Leotz
First Methodist Church
Edward M. Florence
Garden Citian
Yakima
Wash
Edwin
Alta Judy
Finney County
Kansas Traffic Death Log Relays May 26 1963 Update
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for the 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday May 26 1963. Comparable 12 period records show 180 deaths and 157 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Dismissals Births Deeds and Licenses In Garden City
In Garden City dismissals list names and addresses including Mrs May Spencer and Mrs James Swendryck. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leo Wasinger Holcomb on May 14. Deeds record warranty and quitclaim transactions involving Elmer Wilken Don Talley and others. Marriage licenses issued to DeLaney Clark Wall Cano Cerma. Traffic and police notices include driving while intoxicated charges and licenses, bonds posted for improper turns and mufflers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
May Spencer
E. Hackberry
James Swendryck
Daniel Courts
Sandra Glenn
N. Main
Gary Fry
Evans
Donald Post
Jones
Howard Noel
Walker
Sandra Kay Mott
Pierceville
Lori Sue DeGarmo
Earl L. Fine
Marceng Rae Nichols
W. Mary
Benjamin Payne
Chestnut
Herbert Lewis
Syracuse
Clifford Cox
Deerfield
Leo Wasinger
Holcomb
Don Talley
Elmer H, Wilken
Parkwood Second
Elmer H. Wilken
Boyd
G. J. Shurtz
B. J. Burns
Donald Arthur DeLaney
Loretta Faye Clark
Garden City
Jim Bob Farmer
Cora Jean Wall
Elmer Jackson Garis
Guymon
Okla
Ony
Garden City Ave
Area Merchants Attend Seminar in Southwest Kansas
A produce merchandising seminar at the Luau Inn in southwest Kansas aims to boost fruit and vegetable sales and department efficiency. Si Trieb of the Kansas University Extension Center and a Fleming Co. representative lead sessions, with about two local merchants attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luau Inn
Kansas
Si Trieb
Kansas University Extension Center
Manhattan
Fleming Co
Wichita
Kennedy selects young lawyer as FCC chairman
President Kennedy picks 34 year old lawye r to replace Newton Minow as FCC chair man. Minow resigns effective June 1 after five years, amid a broader shuffle that promotes Loevinger Orrick Rockett Pollack and Henry to new posts and reshapes the agency leadership. Minow had urged self regulation of the industry amid a sharp rebuke from broadcasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Kennedy
Minow
FCC
Lee Loevinger
Department of Justice
William H Orrick Jr
Orrick
State Department
Kennedy delays civil rights authority request in face of unrest
President Kennedy postpones a decision to seek broader federal power for civil rights cases while monitoring efforts to quell racial disturbances in the South. Senator Humphrey says the attorney general may initiate cases for rights violations, but Kennedy opposes now to avoid stirring tensions in Birmingham and beyond. A later decision on adding the proposal to voting rights measures is anticipated, with a possible Senate filibuster by Southern opponents feared. The issue could complicate passage of Kennedy's top priority tax reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
South
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Senate
Widow Mrs Anna Metheney born 1885 dies in Garden City
Mrs Anna Elizabeth Metheney died Tuesday evening at her son's home 1406 North 3rd Wichita County Dodge City and Garden City resident since 1956 Heart attack listed as cause of death She was born May 23 1885 Agricola Married Samuel E Metheney February 25 1903 Survivors include son John W Cooper Pauline Topping Mary Owens and others Funeral arrangements announced by Garnand Funeral Home
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Anna Elizabeth Metheney
Agricola
Samuel E. Metheney
Coffee County
Wichita County
Dodge City
Manhattan
Harvey Davidson
Liberal
Garnand Funeral Home
Funeral for Ervin Johnson Henderson in Garden City
Ervin Johnson Henderson 58 died yesterday in Wichita Hospital from a one car crash April 8 east of Garden City. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Garland Chapel with Rev. James Stevenson officiating. Burial Valley View Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Ervin Jr. and Leroy, a daughter Sally Belle Carey, a brother Rev. Leroy Henderson, four sisters, and two grandchildren. He was born June 25, 1904, in Hartisarg Louisiana and lived in Garden City four years.
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Ervin Johnson Henderson
Kansas
Wichita Hospital
Garland Chapel
James Stevenson
Valley View Cemetery
Henderson
Garden City
Hartisarg
Lillie Belle Clayton
Ervin Jr
U.S. Navy
Hutchinson
Leroy
Easton
Sally Belle Carey
Fitchburg
Mass
Leroy Henderson
Chicago
Ill
Annie Heckard
Monroe
Lilly Thomas
Sicily Island
Emma Washington
Clayton
Gustavia Williams
Church Plans Special Evangelistic Services This Week
The Church of the Nazarene at lith and Elm hosts evangelistic services tonight through Sunday at 8 p.m. featuring Dr. Ralph Earle of Nazarene Theological Seminary, a noted author and lecturer who has taught in Kansas City and led Holy Land tours. The public is invited. Rev. Carl Ingersol is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Lith
Elm
Ralph Earle
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Earle
Graduate School For Ministers
Kansas City
Holy Land
Tours
Massachusetts
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Latin Art Displays Tonight at High School
Latin and art students at Garden City High School and Junior College will display their works at a public exhibit from 7 30 to 10 p m today. Exhibits are in room 229 with Latin Projects shown in a separate room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City High School
Sinclair Resigns From Jennie Barker Elementary
Charles Sinclair principal of Jennie Barker Elementary resigns effective end of the school year to become a full time agent with New York Life Insurance Co. He will relocate later and has taught four years in Garden City. Jennie Barker School ends Friday May 24 with no replacement named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sinclair
N. 4Th
Jennie Barker
New York Life Insurance Co
Sinclair
Hutchison
Garden City
Emporia State Teachers College
Plan Benefit for Crippled Children Show at Hope Auditorium
A Saturday night benefit program by the Maine School of Dance, under the Parent-Instructor Dance Organization, will be staged at 8 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium. It features tap, ballet, toe, jazz, acrobatics, baton twirling, pantomime, and singing across three acts On Stage Television USA and Tropico with about 160 performers. Tickets are sold by students and at the studio 1812 N 12th. A dress rehearsal is set for Thursday at Hope Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine School of Dance
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Television USA
Tropico
Helen Marie Gribble
Hope Auditorium
Arrested in Auto Theft in Garden City
Garden City police arrested Colorado man Dale Warner Sterling 33 of Brandon on auto theft charges and a parole violation. He was taken into custody around 6 30 p m Tuesday on North Washington after the pickup stolen near Eads Colorado was traced earlier in Brandon. A pickup order had been issued when the vehicle was found driven into Kansas. Officers await word from Eads officers on next steps. Sterling's ex wife resides in Garden City.
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Garden City
Colorado
Dale Warner Sterling
Brandon
Sterling
N. Washington
Eads
Colo
Kansas
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Buce
PRC
Barley Co-Op
Yemen
Josephine Gerstner
Farmers Home Administration
Richard Dayce
Kerstner
Kenneth Fromm
Robert Fuller
Ernie Proudfit
ASCS
Gorstner
Finney
Kearnay
Lane
Scott
Wichita Counties
Byler
Telegram
Bill Israel
Scott City
Southwestern College
Legals
JFK
Aumsed
Encyclopaedia Britannica Ine
E. William Henry
Memphis, Tenn
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
William J. Rockett
Herman Pollack
Crockett
Newt
Mr. Minow
New Frontier
National Association of Broadcasters Convention
Rights Authority
Birmingham
Ala
Anna E. Metheney
Ervin J. Henderson
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
Garden City Telegram
Bell Telephone Hour
Kathy Archibald
Darwin Spencer
Shelly Scott
Matt
Kitty
Long Branch
Counts
Jim Dougherty
Johnny Carson
Kansas State Strut
Garol Sue Cross
Scott Davis
Vicki Faller
Bob Stietz
Annie Oakley
Frank Butler
Syracuse High School
Richard Linnen
Skitch Henderson
Ralph
Nazarene
NEW Holland
America
E. Fulton
Garden City, Ks
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