Kennedy Diefenbaker warn on Cuba threat to Latin America
Kennedy and Diefenbaker issued a communique after two days of talks stating Castro's Cuba endangers the peaceful democratic evolution of Latin America. They called for stronger NATO unity and defense, accelerating economic progress, and social reform to aid the hemisphere while opposing alignment with Communist leadership. Kennedy urged Canada to boost aid to Latin nations and join the OAS, though the communique did not mention that appeal directly.
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Ont
Kennedy
John G. Diefenbaker
Cuba
Latin America
Washington
U.S
Laog
Southeast
Diefenbaker
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Deaths of Wrank Leiker and Ralph Wasson noted
Wrank Leiker, 79, of 612 Jones, died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital. He was born June 3, 1881, in Ellis County and longtime resident. a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Survived by widow Clara. Garnand's Funeral Home handling arrangements. Ralph Wasson, of 307 N 1st, was informed of his brother Charles H. Wasson’s death in Heigh community, Okla. Funeral set for Wednesday in Guymon.
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Wrank
Ralph Wasson
Charles H. Wasson
Heigh Community
Okla
Guymon
A. i
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports cattle and calves at 26 hundred, cows steady to slow with 14.00 to 16.00 utilities. hogs 240 lb and under 16.25 to 16.75, sows 14.25 to 15.25, lambs 17.50 to 18.50 but culls steady at 4.00 to 4.50 per head. sheep steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Scout Leaders Are Honored at Appreciation Dinner
Scoutmasters, Explorer advisers, assistant Scoutmasters, Cub masters and den mothers of the Buffalo Range Boy Scout District were honored at a Buffalo Range appreciation dinner at the Luau Inn. Arthur M. Fleming presented den mothers with white carnations and certificates to the men leaders. Roy Wilkerson assisted, State Sen. Clifford R. Hope Jr. spoke of Abraham Lincoln’s life, Buffalo Range Scout executive Robert Weaton led the closing, Bill Brown was toastmaster, and Robert Schrader of Explorer Post 101 gave the invocation.
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Buffalo Range
Luau Inn
Santa Fe Trail Council
Arthur M. Fleming
Roy Wilkerson
Clifford R. Hope, Jr
Abraham Lncoln
Airplane salesman dies in helicopter crash near Midland
Oliver Hopkins, 87, of Wichita Kansas, a Cessna Aircraft salesman, was killed during a helicopter demonstration near Midland Texas. He refueled at an airport minutes earlier and was alone in the craft when it plunged from about 500 feet. a witness described a rear rotor failure.
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Midland
Kansas highways boost work after federal allotment boost
Kansas state officials, led by Addison Meschke, announce accelerated highway projects funded by a $10.63 million federal allotment, ahead of schedule. The plan includes 12.6 miles of two lane expansion on I 70 in Wabaunsee County and a four lane link from Kansas City to Salina, with multiple grading and paving efforts on US routes 81 24 266 56 and local roads. The project aims to finish some segments by year end, shortening the path to a statewide network from Kansas City to Salina.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kanaag
Addison Meschke
Wabaunsee County
Maple Hill
Kansas 99
Kansas City
Salina
Ft. Riley
Belleville
Nebraska Line
Meriden
Rock Creek
Jefferson County
Walnut
Buckeye
Coffeyville
Jon Wanamaker
Alton East
Osborne County
Monteguma East
Gray County
Season Closes For Big Eight Baseball Title Race
The Big Eight wraps up with Oklahoma State seeking to finish unbeaten after sweeping Iowa State to move to 16-0 in league play. Missouri trails at 12-4, Kansas State sits 8-9, and Kansas faces Nebraska after a three-game Kansas sweep. Ohio State?
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Cowboys
Iowa State
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Wildcats
Nebraska
Lincoln
Toby Greene
Jim Wixon
Littleton Fowler
Tigers
Oklahoma
Snead Seeks 108th Title At Sam Snead Festival
Sam Snead launches the 14th annual festival in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with 71 rivals including Arnold Palmer Gary Player and defending champ Dave Marr. The event could be won at 265 if weather holds as Snead, famed for his mastery of the course, recalls his early days using a tree branch and a putter. Also note: 1959 saw 97 910 forest fires nationwide.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Local births, enrollments, and service notices from The Telegram
Norman Hearn improves after brain surgery at Kansas University Medical Center. Marion Little re enlisted six years in the Regular Army while serving in Germany. Bob Gish elected treasurer of Nelta Tau Delta at the University of Kansas. Roger Webb serves with the First Marine Division during Exercise Green Light off California. Roy Moody among 79 candidates for Wayland Baptist College commencements. Lela Kay Lowe among 141 Wichita University students in practice teaching at Finn and McLean Elementary Schools. Stroup Poster Advertising Co. receives National Safety Council traffic safety award from Gov. Anderson.
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Marion Th, Little
Loyd Little, Holcomb
Regular Army
46Th Artillery Group
Germany
Army
Cpl
Roger A. Webb
L. Webb
Rt. 1
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
California
Lela Kay Lowe
Esther Lowe
N. Main
Wichita University
Finn
McLean
Wichita
Stroup, Poster Advertising Co
Garden City
National Safety Council
John Anderson
Trekkers Reach Oklahoma Town on Centennial Caravan
The Santa Fe Trail caravan halted in Boise City Oklahoma for an overnight stay on its 800 mile Kansas Centennial Year journey to Santa Fe New Mexico. About 5000 people crowded the downtown as the 33 unit caravan arrived after a stop at Keyes 19 miles away. The caravan began at Shawnee Mission Kansas May 8 and will conclude Saturday with a parade in Clayton New Mexico.
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Boise City
Okla
Oklahoma Panhandle
Kansas
Santa Fe
N. M
Keyes
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Clayton, N, M
Hospitals Today Report From St Catherine And Nearby
Hospitals at St Catherine and nearby list several patients including Mrs Dean Cambron at 903 Sat ford and Mrs Clyde Bulkley Jr at 212 Wesley plus Mrs Donald Messenger Rt 1 and Mrs Billy Kratzer Colorado Springs. Jose Sanchez Holcomb also appears in the report.
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St. Catherine Joseph Mader
Bancroft
Dean Cambron
Satford
Clyde Bulkley Jr
Wesley
Donald Messenger
Billy Kratzer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Owens Returns To Phillies After Spring Departure
Philadelphia General Manager John Quinn announced Jim Owens, the Phillies promising pitcher, will rejoin the club after quitting in spring. Owens may start or relieve depending on needs while the team weighs offers that failed to interest them.
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Jim Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Phils
Owens
Gene Mauch
Quinn
Phillies
Marshall Wants to Do Something for Romance
Salem city marshal Joseph V. McDonough urged the City Council to create a safe parking area for romantic teenagers, saying the council should promote romance instead of fighting it. The remark came during a Wednesday night meeting as another lovers lane was ordered closed.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph V. McDonough
Cardinals Lose to Pirates in Pittsburgh Road Trip
General Manager Bing Devine says the St. Louis Cardinals are playing bad baseball after a 4-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Stan Musial led the offense with three singles and an RBI, while Bill White and Ken Boyer struggled to produce runs in a damaging road stretch.
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Pittsburgh
Red Schoendienst
Julian Javier
Joe Cunningham
Mickey McDermott
Ken Boyer
Javier
Solly Hemus
Hemus
Stan Musial
Boyer
Redbirds
Bill White
Lindy McDaniel
Garden City Roping Club joins Santa Fe Trail parade
The Garden City Roping Club participated in the Santa Fe Trail Carajvan parade in Dodge City earlier this week. Members riding include Mr. and Mrs Otis Jennings, Mr and Mrs Earl Slawson, George Martin, Pauline Meiers, Herman and Roger Martin, Russell Mulligan and N T Underwood.
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Dodge City
Otis Jennings
Earl Slawson
George Martin
Pauline Meiers
Herman
Roger Martin
Russell. Mulligan
N. T. Underwood
Dismissals At St Catherine And Births In City Ledger
In Garden City Clarence Hunter at 1001 Center. Mrs Clyde Peppard at Rancho Motel. Mrs Lewis Thornton of Lakin. Mrs Edwin Johnson 1019 Evans. ast Richard Edwards Garden ale. Mrs Clark Corbett 704 Mul berry. Births: Mr and Mrs Dean Cambron 903 Safford announce a girl born at 1:32 p.m. Wednesday weighing 6 pounds 18 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Clyde Peppard
Rancho Motel
Lewis Thornton
Lakin
Edwin Johnson
Evans
Richard Edwards
Gardenale
Clark Corbett
Mulberry
Dean Cambron
Safford
Bonds Postings and Fines From County Court
Bonds posted for Kenneth Manuel Dechant and others for running a stop sign and dog at large. Bonds forfeited for Dechant, Donald Martin, Huber, Anderson. Fines levied on Jesus Gonzalez Ortega for reckless driving and leaving the scene. penalties set. Nanninga pleads guilty to illegal passing of school bus. fines and costs imposed. C Wyweek allowed to abate for insufficient funds check and costs.
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Kenneth Manuel Dechant
Lewis Huber
Donald Martin
Jerry Wayne Anderson
Jesus Gonzalez Ortega
Cheryl Ann Nanninga
C. C
Box Car Supply Hopeful for 1961 Wheat Harvest
Washington Rep. William H. Avery says box car supply should be slightly better than last year for the 1961 wheat harvest. Ample storage in Kansas City is available for reconcentration of prior crops, aiding space needs until July. OCC projects 100 million bushels moved to terminals by July 1, freeing space for new crop. shortage to expect by fall for sorghum.
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Washington
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Kansas City
Association of American Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bertrand Soleau
Commodity Credit Corporation
Avery
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
OCC
Dodge City Couple Wins Post Office Contract
In Mullinville Kansas Chesler L Pennington and Virginia Pennington won the contract to build a government leased post office. The facility will have about 1869 square feet of floor space and is announced by Representative Floyd Breeding of Kansas.
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Washington
Dodge City
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