Editor term defined in Coy Farrell dictionary
A satirical glossary entry explains editor as a variety of humorous definitions. The piece mocks language and notes Coy Farrell’s editor’s note about education. It references a Saturday News item about Air National Guard aerial photography in Southwest Kansas and lists Great Bend Pratt and Hutchinson as photographed towns.
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Coy Farrell
I-Tor
Ced
Ier
Coy
Watchinson
Kansas
Air National Guard
Hutch
Great Bend
Pratt
Hutchinson
Presbyterians Open Talks on Church Unification
The United Presbyterian Church voted to begin ecumenical talks with the Episcopal Church the Methodist Church and the United Church of Christ. A mass ecumenical meeting urged Christian reunion noting 226 Protestant bodies and urging unity. The process could take at least 10 years and involves more than 45 of 214 regional units. The Episcopal Church would decide next at its fall convention.
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Buffalo
N.Y
United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Methodist
United Church of Christ
Presbyterian
General Assembly
Robert J. McCracken
New York City
Riverside Church
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Sunday Drive Crash near Scarborough Kills Four
SCARBOROUGH England AP a young man and three girls driving Sunday night collided with a panel truck and plunged over a 50 foot cliff rolling 500 feet before stopping in a gully. The driver John Guest 20 sustained head injuries while the girls had only minor cuts and bruises.
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Scarborough
England
John Guest
Garden Sass Sory Mrs Pruitt and Gus Jarden clash
A fragment recalls a dispute between Mrs Pruitt and Gus Jarden, with Jarden stating he cannot sympathize today. The terse line hints at personal tensions rather than a broader event.
Elks Spring Dance Friday and Sunday
Elks host a spring dance event this Friday and Sunday offering advance tickets only. Public attendance details and pricing are limited to members and guests, with advance sales emphasized for entry.
Weekend Storm Deluges Southwest Kansas Drenching Area
A weekend storm dumped heavy rain across Southwest Kansas, marking the area's largest single storm in the past year and a half and aiding the wheat crop. Readings varied by location from Garden City to Seott City and Sublette, with totals around 4 to 4.7 inches for the year and May gains boosting wheat prospects across several counties.
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Kansas
Ulysses
H. F. McArk
Haskell County
Willis Blume
Sublette
Haskell
Dighton
Nolen Yates
Rains Push Kansas Creeks and Rivers to Near Flood Stages
Weekend storms dumped up to over five inches across Kansas driving creeks including Beaver Sappa and Prairie Dog and rivers such as the upper Solomon and Saline toward flood stage. Northwest towns logged the heaviest rain with Alton and Baewster among top totals. forecasts call for clearing tonight and a period of calmer weather Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Chard Garrett
Baewster
North Central
Alton
Longford
Hunter
Junction City
White City
Covert
Miltonvale
Herington
Elmo
Minneapolis
Garrett
Beaver
Sappa
Prairie Dog
Solomon
Saline
Tigers
Clay Center
Nebraska
Neb
Holcomb City Election Sets First Officials
Holcomb residents will vote to elect a mayor police judge and five councilors for the newly incorporated third class city. Wayne Johnson is the mayoral candidate while Lewis McDaniel runs unopposed for police judge. Eight council nominees include Glen Truitt Bruce Hartman Merle Wilson John Riggs Sr Larry Earnest John Pelnar Ed Shrimplin and Leo Wasinger. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm at Holcomb School with an election board including several officials and alternates.
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Holcomb
Wayne Johnson
Lewis McDaniel
Glen Truitt
Bruce Hartman
Merle Wilson
John Riggs, Sr
Larry Earnest
John Pelnar
Ed Shrimplin
Leo Wasinger
Seth Earnest
Dave Williams
Thomas Clare
Lester VanWink Je
Lee Fenton
Norman Miller
Lawrence Holmstrom
Holcomb School
Meloy to Lead 8th Army in South Korea Return
Washington AP reports Lt Gen Guy S. Meloy 57, wounded in Korea, will assume command of the 8th Army on June 30 succeeding Gen Carter Magruder who is retiring.
Pilot Lands in Tree Near Tewksbury Airport
Arthur Moran piloted a light plane that landed on a treetop near Tewksbury Airport in Massachusetts. He climbed down a truck and left the scene without injury, while the aircraft remained perched aloft in its precarious position.
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Tewksbury
Mass
Arthur Moran
Kennedy Meets Soviet Newsmen
President Kennedy met 11 Soviet editors in the White House for about 10 minutes in a session arranged with the American Society of Newspaper Editors The Soviet side said Kennedy was in a very good mood but refused to discuss details until a White House report later. The visitors depart for New York Tuesday to finish a three week trip and ASNE plans a Soviet Union visit in August.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
U.S
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Boris Burkov
Novosti
Burkov
New York
ASNE
Soviet Union
Martial Rule Declared After Alabama Bus Riots
In Montgomery a tense calm followed bloody race clashes that led Gov. Patterson to proclaim qualified martial rule and deploy National Guardsmen. federal deputies and U S marshals aided local police as 18 whites were arrested and riders faced no immediate charges. The unrest centered on a Greyhound bus station and a Negro church where King condemned the violence.
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Montgomery
Ala
Greyhound
Russian Spy Suspect Caught in Thailand
Bangkok AP report says Soviet citizen Thomas P. Bultakoff, a Silver Star Motion Picture Co. representative, was arrested on suspicion of subversive activities and may be deported after questioning. Thai police say 106 suspects have been detained in the northeast, a region vulnerable to Communist subversion, including a former national assemblyman.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Thomas P. Bultakoff
Silver Star Motion Picture Co
Saner Suyanand
Criminal Investigation Department
Bultakoff
GIRS Spring Dance Advanced Ticket Sale Notice
The GIRS spring dance takes place Friday and Saturday with advance tickets only available. Ensure purchase by event dates to secure entry.
State Jaycees Give Honors To Ulysses Man
TOPEKA AP Jim Wymore of Salina was elected president of the Kansas Jaycees Sunday. Officers include national directors George Marshall Kansas City Ray Sharp Clay Center Mont McGillivray Ulysses and Dr Frank Meyer Wellington. Awards named Mont McGillivray Outstanding VP and Dilmond Postile Wait Outstanding Jaycee.
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Topeka
Jim Wymore
Salina
Kansas Jaycees
George Marshall
Kansas City
Ray
Sharp
Clay Center
Mont McGillivray
Ulysses
Frank Meyer
Wellington
Brock McPherson
Great Bend
Jack Swartz
Dodge City
Don McDaniel
Dilmond Postilewait
Wichita
Merle Schwab
Manhattan
Willard Campbell
Jim Durham
West
Troy Barton
Frank Shrimplin
Dodge City Jaycees
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Ray Briman
Jack Grove
Coffeyville
Claims Reds Have Biggest Spy Setup
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified to a House Appropriations subcommittee that the Communist bloc nations field about 300000 agents searching for world secrets. He said the spies are aided by an open information setup in the United States and that the Communists talk of peace while maintaining an extensive intelligence network.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
Kennedy Adds 200 Marshals to Montgomery Protest Crisis
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced 200 more U S marshals would be sent to Montgomery Alabama bringing total to 600 to 700 to curb violence during racial demonstrations. He said many marshals there are exhausted and the move aims to prevent bloodshed as federal authorities consider further action including Army involvement if needed. Local governor Patterson activated state National Guardsmen after mobs targeted a Negro church and the so called freedom riders amid ongoing desegregation tensions.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Montgomery
Ala
Kennedy
Alabama
Justice Department
Monctonery
Alabama Gay
John Patterson
Immigration Service
Marsha
Patterson
National Guardsmen
Bute
Freedom Riders
Three Die In Weekend Accidents In Kansas
Three persons died in Kansas weekend traffic crashes. A five car collision on U.S. 69 near Louisburg Sunday killed a Pittsburg woman, 21, Mrs. Larry Sims, and injured four others including her husband, 21, and her mother, 48. Charles J. Crow, 45, and his wife Martha, 38, of Edwardsville were hospitalized in Kansas City after another crash. Abe Klatt, 64, of Hutchinson died when his car crashed north of Hutchinson on Highway 61 while returning from a family reunion. Martin Esty, 6, of Gunnison, Colo., was struck by a car on U.S. 54 east of Wichita. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Esty.
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Associated Press
Kansas
U.S
Louisburg
Cime
Larry Sims
Pittsburg
Kan
Ruby McGeorge
Paola
Charles J. Crow
Edwardsville
Martha
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Highway Patrol
Sims
Sims Auton
Sims Auto
Abe Klatt
Hutchinson
Aye. Klatt
McPherson
Reno County
Martin Esty
Gunnison
Colo
U.S. 54
Wichita
Martin
Bernard Esty
Fidel Castro sides with prisoner trade plan in US drive
Fidel Castro signaled readiness to swap Cuban political prisoners for U S and Central American detainees and warned against calling it an exchange. A drive led by Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther aims to raise funds to buy 500 American tractors to trade for prisoners. The State Department would consider export licenses if private funds back the purchase though U S Cuban relations are severed and exports are restricted. Proponents and critics quick to comment as Latin American groups also rally funds.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Central America
Havana Radio
Castro
Prensa Latina
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
Miro Cardona
Revolutionary Council
Antonio de Varona
de Varona
State Department
Five Injured in Area Accidents
Four people were injured in a two car crash at Evans and Fulton about 1:20 a.m. All were taken to St. Catherine Hospital in two ambulances and remained hospitalized. Victims include Mrs. Richard Schupman Liberal 33 with fractured rib and facial injuries, Mrs. Loren Gunkle 44 Scott City with facial injuries, Mrs. W H Johnson 59 Scott City with knee and forehead wounds, and Juan Mercado 67 with head and chest abrasions. Driver was Fred Warren Taylor Scott City. In a separate crash at Main and Hazel at 4:35 p.m., 11 year old Max Wasinger bicycle rider sustained a bruised elbow. driver Thomas Raymond Earle 16 Holcomb.
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Evans and Fulton
St. Catherine Hospital
Fred Warren Taylor
Scott City
Juan Lopez Mercado
S. Ltd
Taylor
Richard Schupman
Liberal
Loren Norbert Gunkle
St. John
W.H. Johnson
Mercado
Main and
Hazel
Max Joseph Wasinger
Thomas Raymond Earle
Holcomb
Giant Holdings Ruled Illegal
The Supreme Court ruled that Du Pont must divest its 63 million GM shares valued over 2.5 billion dollars after a Justice Department appeal. Justice Brennan delivered the majority opinion with Justices Whittaker and Stewart joining Frank in dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bl. du Pont de Nemours & Co
General Motors Corp
Cour
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Walter J. la Buy
Chicago
la Buy
du Pont
Brennan
Frank
Whittaker
Stewart
Clark
Harlan
HO Datt
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U. S
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