Crippled Children Clinic Scheduled for June 13
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held Tuesday June 13 at 9 a.m. at the Methodist Church in Garden City. It is sponsored by the Kansas Crippled Children Commission Finney County Medical Society and the Kansas Society for Crippled Children with three orthopedic surgeons from Wichita and Hutchinson conducting examinations and giving advice at no charge.
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Finney Count
Methodist Church
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Finney County Medical Society
The
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
H. O. Anderson
H. C. Marsh
Wichita
John B. Jarrett
Hutchinson
Kansas Crippled Childrens Law
Garden City
First National Bank Building
Society For Crippled Children
R, G, Porter
J. C, Denions
Dodge City
Faye Mullikin
Montezuma
Millard Dowell
Tribune
Ben Jacquart
Satanta
V. W. Koontz
Jetmore
Gertrude McKelvy
Dighton
Tom Smyth
Ness City
Tom Roberts
Liberal
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP reports hogs 2 to 10 higher with 160 to 240 lb barrows and gilts strong. Sows steady. Barrows and gilts 190 to 940 lb 16.25 to 17.00. Sheep light offerings with cull and utility ewes steady to weak 2.00 to 4.00. Cattle and calves steady with utility cows 15.75 to 16.50 and good to choice 25.00 to 26.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Esteady
Break-In Reported At City Dump Building
A break-in at a building at the city dump occurred Tuesday night with entry through a window and a battery stolen. Police are investigating. The report also notes Methodist churches in large cities as Negro churches, via the Board of Missions.
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Nashville
Algerian Talks At Evian Start With Cautious Optimism
Algerian rebel delegates and French negotiators opened talks at Evian with tentative optimism for a settlement. Sources say rebels may seek participation in the cease fire and potentially a release of nationalist leader Mohamed ben Bella, a demand France has previously rejected.
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Evian Les Bains
Irance
Tunis
France
Mohamed Ben Bella
Evian
Navy Jets Break Airspeed Record
Three Navy jet fighters shattered the transcontinental airspeed record. Lt. Richard F. Gordon of Seattle piloted the fastest plane from Ontario, California to Floyd Bennett, New York in 2 hours 47 minutes at an average 871.38 mph. Lt. Bobbie R. Young from Modesto assisted as radar-interceptor officer. Gordon also won the Bendix Trophy Race, with the coast-to-coast flight about the time of a subway ride from Pelham Bay to Coney Island. The prior record was 3 hours 7 minutes 44 seconds set in 1952 by Lt. Gustav B. Klatt.
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New York
Navy
Richard F. Gordon
Seattle
Wash
Gordon
Bobbie R. Young
Modesto
Calif
Ontario
Floyd Bennett
Pelham Bay
Coney Island
Subway
Air Forge
Gustav B. Klatt
Multiple local students named to honors and positions
Judith Anderson named to University of Kansas Student Union Activities Board overseeing music and drama. Donna Koehn graduates from Central Business College in Denver and works at Fidelity State Bank. Garden City youths earn honors at St. John’s Military School in Salina, including Mike Finney and Bob Coerber, with John Neumann winning Junior School arms competition. Three Garden City students to receive degrees at Fort Hays State College Paul Hernandez Evelyn Teeter Chapman James H. Murdock. Kansas State University spring musical event features Alice Raynesford and Lorrin Lowe in the advanced student recital. Jim Neagle FBI inspector visited with Paul Sjodal. Neagle based in Washington, D.C. and stationed at FBI Kansas City duties.
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Judith Anderson
University of Kansas
SUA Music and Drama
G.H. Anderson
1St
Donna Koehn
Central Business College
Denver
Fidelity State Bank
Dave Koehn
Garden City
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Mike Finney
Ft. Riley
Marshall Finney
Bob Coerber
Mami Howard
Ulysses
John Neumann
James Neumann
Fort Hays State College
Paul Hernandez
Evelyn Teeter Chapman
James H. Murdock
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chapel
Alice Raynesford
Lorrin Lowe
Topeka Doctor Talks on Crime at Institute
Dr. Edward D. Greenwood of Topeka Kansas addressed the Eighth National Institute on Crime and Delinquency in Atlantic City noting similarities in correction and treatment concepts. He urged closer collaboration among professionals and said the major goal is treatment rehabilitation and correction rather than credit among groups.
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Atlantic City
Edward D. Greenwood
Topeka
Kas
National Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Greenwood
Menninger Foundation
Harvest forecast for Kansas wheat crop reaches 450 million bushels
The Labor Department wheat control office in Kansas City says 5,000 out of state combines and 10,000 operators will be needed to harvest Kansas third largest wheat crop on record. Harvest to start in south central counties around June 5 and reach northwestern counties by July 1 to 5. Crop projected at 450 million bushels.
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Kansas Ally
Kansas
Labor Department
Kansas City
Admissions and dismissals listed at Garden City and Leopold hospitals
A hospital notice lists admissions including Mrs Earl Crowley 2502 A and Mrs Howard Brechelsen Gardendale along with Mrs Irven Mangels Hugoton and Mr Mike Gonzales Lakin. Dismissals include Lawrence Dearden Scott City and Mary Hope 1104 E Spruce, plus Mrs Donald Leighty Garden Dale and other named patients.
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St. Catherine
Earl Crowley
Howard Brechelsen
Gardendale
Irven Mangels
Hugoton
Mike Gonzales
Leopold
St. Catherine Lawrence
Court Docket Reports Bonds Forfeited and Fines Listed
Court records show bond postings for Robert Marion Smith and others for traffic offenses including leaving the scene and improper left turns. Forfeitures listed for Homer Lester Owen and Jerry Schultz. Several defendants fined for speeding overlength vehicles running stop signs and other violations with amounts and costs. Case status noted as taken under advisement until Friday. Local court entries include insufficient funds checks abated with small costs.
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Robert Marion Smith
Olive
Maynard Harlich
Richard Daniel Preisser
Blue Bird Court
Jerry R. Schultz
Homer Lester Owen
Lester Harp
John Morris Smith
Traffic Accidents Reported In Two City Intersections
Today about 7:20 a.m. in the 100 block of W Chestnut vehicles driven by William Eugene Hull Rt 1 and Kenneth William Fromm 512 Bancroft. About 9:30 a.m. at Main and Laurel cars driven by Chris ting F Allen 1123 Pearl and Clint Clark 106 Safford.
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W. Chestnut
William Eugene Hull
Rt. 1
Kenneth William Fromm
Bancroft
Main and
Laurel
Christing F. Allen
Pearl
Clint Clark
Safford
Property Transfers In Algrim Smith Dougan Additions
Legals record shows Werranty Desds-H L Smith and others transferring lots and replat parcels in Algrim Smith Subdivision Dougan Replat Emmett Dickerson additions to Gene Embree Arthur Wallace Rosemary Hatfield and Dr Gordon Thompson. Multiple to one and cross‑ownership transfers listed across blocks and lots including 18 in Stevens Addition.
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Werranty Desds
H. L. Smith
Gene O
Embree
Algrim-Smith
Dougan
Emmett and Dickerson
Ervil Bradfield
Arthur Wallace
Rosemary Hatfield
Gordon B. Thompson
Stevens
Johnson says Asian nations can beat communism with aid
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returns from an Asia tour and tells reporters that Asian countries can resist communism with U.S. advice and aid. He urges shirt sleeve diplomacy, increased aid, and social reforms, notes no request for U.S. troops, and envisions future talks with Asian leaders and a potential summit with Kennedy.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
U.S
Johnson
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free Nations of Asia
Free Nations
Asia
United States
Several Area KSU Students To Get Degrees
Kansas State University announces 980 candidates for June 4 commencement in Manhattan led by 678 bachelor of science and 99 master of science degrees. Honorary Doctor of Law will be awarded to Paul Mangelsdorf, Eugene J. Peltier, and Russell I. Thackrey with Thackrey delivering the address as President James A. McCain gives the charge. Exercises start at 2 pm in Ahearn Fieldhouse with graduates from Garden City, Dighton, Sublette, Scott City, and other towns listed among the degree recipients.
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Manhattan
Kansas
State University
Ellsworth M. Gerritz
Paul C. Mangelsdorf
Botanical Museum
Harvard University
Eugene J. Peltier
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Civil Engineers
United States Navy
Russell I. Thackrey
American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities
Thackrey
James A. McCain
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Hans Kermit Hamann
Tribune
Marilyn May Moomaw
Dighton
Max Delmer Bishop
Scots
Gilbert David Helling
Lola Marilyn Hanna Harman
Jerry Max Hess
Scott City
Robert Eugene Blackwelder
Montezuma
Ed Chappell
Sublette
Sandra Sue Brookover
Garden City
James Barton Davis
Wilbur Dean Jay
Scott
Bob Larue Myers
Russell Kent Erickson
Gary Robert Salyer
Raymond Joseph Lobmeyer
Robert Vernon Harper
Syracuse
George LaVerne Dickey
Satanta
Judith Ann Mai
On Again Off Again Trip Korean Hopeful To See Kennedy
Premier Chang Do-young who led South Korea’s overthrow sought a White House meeting with President Kennedy after being denied a visa. Kennedy was unavailable and officials said the meeting was not feasible. Chang met U.S. diplomat Marshall Green for 45 minutes while Washington urged a return to civilian rule. Meanwhile, nine former cabinet ministers were released from prison under guard.
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Sequl
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Washington
Kennedy
United States
White House
U.S
Marshall Green
Europe
Green
Chang
State Department
Cubs Qualify For Derby Race At Optimist Club
Four Cub Scouts advanced from Cub Pack 109 runoff at the Optimist Club building in Pinewood Derby. Mark Ladner won first, Keith John second, Larry Bertholf third, and Dale Haag fourth. Judges were Don Jones and Charles Walters. The top four will race June 11 at Scott County State Park against other district winners.
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Buffalo Range
Optimist Club
Mark Ladner
Bancroft
Keith John
Larry Bertholf
Hudson
Dale Haag
Davis
Don Jones
Charles Walters
Scott County State Park
Firemen Called When Washing Machine Burns
Firemen were summoned to the J. W. Stansel home at 315 N. Std at 9 15 a m today. An automatic washing machine used by Mrs Stansel caught fire during operation. she extinguished the fire before they arrived. Damage did not extend beyond the machine.
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J. W. Stansel
N. Std
Death of Scott Jay Bucklin rancher in Ford county
Mrs Ferne Eves of 911 North 10th reports the death of her father Scott Jay Bucklin after an extended illness. He died today at Fowler Hospital. A Ford county rancher and stockman, he is survived by four sons Merle Fred Chifford and Roy all of Leon. Mrs Eves had traveled to Bucklin for the funeral.
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Ward
Ferne Eves
Scott Jay
Bucklin
Jay
Fowler Hospital
Ford County
Merle
Fred
Chifford
Roy
Leon
Holcomb Book Rental Set
The Holcomb Schools will buy used books from students for a rent plan starting in fall. Only books in good condition will be purchased and participation is voluntary. A trial fee of 3.50 per pupil will be charged for 1961 62 with possible future changes.
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Holcomb
Supt. of Schools
John F. Riggs
Laos Talks Progress Hangs on Kennedy Khrushchev Meeting
Second string delegates at the Laos conference pressed motions but progress appears slow until Kennedy-Khrushchev talks. Gromyko left the Geneva session, Chen Yi defended China’s veto system, while Rusk opposes a veto that might paralyze action. Kennedy and Khrushchev plan a Vienna meeting June 3-4 to bridge gaps.
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Geneva
Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Marshal Chen Yi
China
Chen Yi
Gromyko
Deer Climbs Park Pit Stays Three Hours
Morrison Colorado AP says a young deer leaped into the orchestra pit at Park of the Red Rocks while chased by dogs. It remained there for about three hours until a park policeman unlocked the door with a key and rescued it.
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Morrison
Colo
Park of the Red Rocks
Rural Exercises Set For Altan Brown Elementary
Commencement exercises for participating rural schools are planned for 2 p.m. Saturday at Altan Brown Elementary School Auditorium. A combined rural band under the direction of Bueford Roper will perform.
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Altan Brown
Bueford Roper
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