Death in Wake of Pesticide Misuse
The White House Science Advisory Committee warns that many Americans, including children, die from pesticide misuse and urges stricter federal controls and more judicious use. Highlights cite 1959 California illness from agricultural chemicals, wildlife deaths, and effects on birds and salmon, with reactions from biologist Rachel Carson and President Kronedy.
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Wasitington
Kronedy
Selion
The
White Mouse
Agencits
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville I. Freeman
California
New Brunswick
Canada
Arthur Rachel Carson
Philadelphia
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog and Sheep Prices
In Kansas City AP market notes hogs 4,000 head mostly steady to 25 lower. 1-4 100-250 lb barrows and gilts 15.00-25, 275-400 lb at 35.00. Sheep 150 head steady. short lambs 22.25, spring lambs 23.00-50, ewes 4.00-5.50. Cattle 2,700 head. calves 100. feeders mixed. slaughter steers and heifers 21.00-25. utility cows 14.50-16.00, dealers 23.00-27.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Jumps to Fresh High as Stocks Rally Early
New York traders pushed the market to new highs for the year with heavy turnover. The Associated Press average rose 28 points as industrials and rails gained while tobacco stocks sagged on a New York State Medical Society anti smoking stance. Volume in two hours reached 2.55 million shares, signaling a possible six million by day’s end.
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New York
America
Associated Press
New York State Medical Society
American Stock Exchange
Ward
Barry Moves to Stop Fund Drive for 1964 Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona says he has asked three California GOP groups to stop raising funds for a presidential campaign. He wrote volunteers not to name the groups and notes he is not a candidate for the 1964 nomination, only seeking re election to the Senate. He plans to return checks marked Goldwater for President and continues to reject national draft efforts while Nixon shifts to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Tem
Ife
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goodwin J. Knight
New Yorker
California
Senate
Arizona
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Funeral notices for Anna Metheney and Paul Hetzler
Funeral services for Anna Elizabeth Metheney 77 of Leoti will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in Garnami Chapel with the Rev. E P. Rogers presiding. Additional rites follow at 2 p.m. Friday at Leoti Methodist Church with Rev. F A O Kelley officiating. Burial in Leoti Cemetery. Paul Joseph Hetzler 70, Leoti farmer and ex carpenter, died Wednesday at Greeley County Hospital. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Friday at Weitmann Funeral Home Chapel Leoti with Rev. Raymond A. Woolworth of Tri bune Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial in Leoti Cemetery. Survivors include son Charles W of Denver, brother Will of Leoti and two grandchildren.
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Anna Elizabeth Metheney
Garnami Chapel
E. P. Rogers
Leoti Methodist Church
F. A. O'Kelley
Iitohe Leoti Cemetery
Leoti
Paul Joseph Hetzler
Greeley County
Tribune
Norwich
Wichita County
Leots
Ethel McGill
Charles W
Denver
Will
Huneral
Weitmann Funeral Home
Raymond A. Woolworth
The
Tribune Presbyterian Church
Leoti Cemetery
Testimony on Gun Purchases and Money Maker Milo Club Rules
Kansas City AP report details two rule changes for the Money Maker Milo Club in Finney County. It notes a Gunnison man identified as buying 13 revolvers in 1957 and a Kansas City grocer linked to the purchases. The text describes agricultural rule updates including field size, reporting, moisture testing, and weight tickets for grain sorghum demonstrations to boost yields on dryland and irrigated farms.
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Kansas City
Franklin
Finney Gun
LaRocca
Milo Club Grocer
Gunnison, Cole
Sporting Woods
Kim
Gunnison
Willian GC
Kilmer
Laktucea
LaRovea
Elmer
Colorado
Kenneth B. Sheete
Kansig City
County Agricultural Extension Office
ASCOS
Mile Club
Finney
Debris Near Thresher Site Seen From Ocean Depths
Oceanographic scientist says photographs show debris on the ocean floor near the Thresher loss site but cautions that objects are not yet identified as from the submarine. Images were sent to the Navy court of inquiry as researchers analyze them from 8,000 feet deep 220 miles east of Boston.
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Portsmouth
N.M
Woods Hole
Mass
Paul M. Fye
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Navy
Admissions and Dismissals At St Catherine Hospital
Today s list shows admissions for Art St Catherine Mrs Clifford Graham Syra use Mrs David Babcock 511 Pennsylvania Martin Long 625 Wheatridge Mrs Charles Rabideau 611 EZ Maple Mrs Maynard Knief 417 Davis Connie Vulgamore Shalow Wa fer Mrs James Stucker 2009 Main Mrs Davig Taylor 20444 N Pay walh Mrs Bruce Robinson 1119 N 1th Belle Johnson 592 N 4th Mrs Edgar Dobrinski 609 N 1ath Dismissals At St Catherine Mrs John Golden 716 Elm Donald Hayes 209 St John Mrs Alice Eslinger 1405 N 1th Mrs Glenna Watkins 612 N 4th Mrs Jessie Davison 808 N Sth Frank Coward 808 N Sth Mrs Leo Bowman 201% W air Marilyn Hurtt 608 Pennsyl vania L Scott Davis Lakin Gary Tyler 509 N and Mrs Edward Hult 615 N Mrs Loren Doll Ingalls 8th
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St. Catherine
Clifford Graham
Syrause
David Babcock
Pennsylvania
Martin Long
Wheatridge
Charles Rabideau
EZ. Maple
Maynard Knief
Davis
Connie Vulgamore
Shalow Wafer
Glenna Watkins
Jessie Davison
Frank Coward
Leo Bowman
W.air
Marilyn Hurtt
L. Scott Davis
Lakin
Gary Tyler
Edward Hult
Loren Doll
Ingalls
Garden City Man Faces Multiple Felony Charges
Ulysses Charles Herbert, 39, posted a 5000 bond in Finney County Court after being charged by County Attorney Harrison Smith with two counts of felonious assault, one count each of disturbing the peace, second degree kidnapping and attempted rape. A Garden City woman says he pulled her from a car, held her for hours on his property south of the river, and threatened her earlier. The alleged July 1, 1962 incident and an April 30 threat form the basis of the charges. hearing set for June 4.
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Garden City
Finney County
Ulysses Charles Herbert
Harrison Smith
Herbert
Births and legal notices in Garden City column
In Garden City the column lists addresses for births in the area, noting a daughter born to Doyle G. Carroll and wife Satanta on May 14 at 11 14 a.m. and a boy to Bruce Robinson and wife on May 15 at 12 30 p.m. plus multiple legal notices about warranty deeds and county fines. Police entries mention bonds posted for several individuals and traffic incidents with fines and costs, including a drunken driving case and a collision with extensive vehicle damage reported.
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Thomas Grawberger
Marold Hartley
Glenn Allison
E. Chestnut
Richard Bortz
Inge
Robert Molland
Sublette
St. Catherine
Doyle G. Carroll
Satanta
Bruce ‘Robinson
Pounds
Puness
Abbey Choir To Return Here
The Belles of St. Catherine will bring the Abbey Boys Choir back to Garden City next spring with a March concert date planned by the hospital auxiliary. The prior event April 27 drew $289, and a nursing scholarship of 650 dollars will be awarded to a qualified girl. Mrs. Robert Fenton, scholarship chair, met with 40 interested seniors at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles of
St. Catherine
Duvalier vows to remain in Haiti amid rebellion
Haitian dictator Fran cois Duvalier told U S correspondents he will stay in office despite rebels and exile plots. He declared himself re elected for six more years after a rigged ballot. Inaugural celebrations are planned May 22 as Haitians are moved to Port au Prince for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Papa Doc
Fireworks Seen On Pearson's Weapons Move
OTTAWA AP Prime Minister Lester B Pearson's decision to accept nuclear weapons faced early challenge as Canada's new Parliament opened. The throne speech outlined the Liberal government's program with focus on economy, a mid June budget, and a vote of no confidence possible. Opposition leaders will debate the nuclear issue but unlikely to topple the government. Liberals hold 129 of 265 seats with Conservatives 95, SC 23, NDP 17, and one independent.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Robert Taschereau
Georges Vanier
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Hyannis Port
Mass
Social Credit
New Democratic Party
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Vision
CBS
Am Mutual &d
Iny Co Ama
al Mutual Trust
Barry
Stop Fund Drive
Paul J. Hetzler
Anna E. Metheney
Milo Club
Kenneth Fromm
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Chane Ber
Parhcipants
Federal Aviation Agency
Olathe
Telegram
James Stucker
Main
Davig Taylor
N. Pay
L. C. Stallsworth
Porter M. Powell
Oldfield Park Addition
Lee Kisner
Raye H. Kisner
Kenneth K. Eisner
GE. R. Hund
Roger H. Ramsey
George W. Darniel
Wallace
Walter J. Witman
Department of Revenue
Dennis W. Ashley
Bernard Carl Caldwell
George Flanagan
Gilbert David Zimmerman
Scott Henry Main
Burnside Drive
Theodore Franklin Witman
Gardendale
Terry Allen Haflich
Dale Junius Towns
Robert Roy Dechant
Larry Joseph Geivr
Ralph Edward _ Patterson
Eminence Rt
Mary EB. Dimitt
Sys. Naroki Keller
Ted Bird
India
Garden City Telegram
Clement Barbot
United States
United
Larned
Kan
Walter Tucker
Northern Natural Gas Co
Pearson
Pontiac
Western Motor Company
STH & Fulton
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