Indifference in California in GOP presidential race
AP writer Jack Bell notes California voters show apparent indifference toward the June 2 GOP primary pitting Barry Goldwater against Nelson Rockefeller. Despite Rockefeller leading polls and billboards praising rivals, voter crowds are quiet, and excitement around Goldwater appears muted, reflecting a perplexing political mood in the state.
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Jack Bell
Los Angeles
California
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry
New York
Local Produce and Livestock Prices Lead Kansas City Markets
Markets report shows local produce with figs and eggs listed as A grades, plus C grades for hens. Kansas City livestock market notes cattle at 2,700 total and calves, hogs and sows showing gains with barrows and gilts rising while heifers hold steady.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Sharp Profit In Some Drugs New York AP
The stock market moved irregularly higher early this afternoon despite sharp profit taking in some drugs. Trading was moderate as Street pursued gains for the third straight session amid rising predictions for output and profits this year. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was up 0.2 at 303.7 with industrials up, rails up, and utilities off 1. The Dow Jones industrial average at noon was up 2.17 at 20,11, Parke Davis, a leading drug, was delayed in opening due to selling pressure. Its first trade was on 15,000 shares, down 0.5 at 29 1/4.
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New York
Steets
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Parke, Davis
J S Launches Saturn Rocket in unmanned Apollo test
Cape Kennedy AP A Saturn 1 rocket launched at 12 07 p m marking the first of a series of unmanned Apollo flights toward earth orbit and eventual lunar landings Officials said the second stage ignited and functioned normally The 190 foot, 475 ton rocket used nearly three tons of fuel per second The payload weighed about 37 300 pounds and was not recovered, expected to burn up in orbit after a week
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Garden City High School seniors named for commencement
Garden City High School will hold commencement exercises tomorrow at 7 pm in Clifford Hope Auditorium. The senior class includes Samuel Eward Alsop, Sandra Jean Amos, Janet Lucille Anderson, Jane Annemarie Armstrong, Marilyn Ann Ass, Richard Eigeneater, Lawrence Anthony Bayer, Merle Duane Boahin, Gerald Scott Bell, Stephen Harold Bennett, Terry Lee Billinger, Barbara Lynne Blackford, Gail Phylls Blackwell, Michael Charles Blake, Randall David Bowing, Keith Lynn Brady and many more.
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Garden City High School
At & Pm
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Tere
Samuel Eward Alsop
Sandra Jean Amos
Janet Lucille Anderson
Jane Annekce Armstrong
Marilyn Ann Ass
Richard Eigeneater
Lawrence Anthony Bayer
Merle Duane Boahin
Gerald Scott Bell
Stephen Harold Bennett
Terry Lee Billinger
Barbara Lynne Blackford
Gail Phylls Blackwell
Michael Charles Blake
Randall David Bowing
Keith Lynn Brady
Bessie Elva Briggs
Gregory Lee Campbell
Carole Marie Carl
Lyle Kent Carmichael
Terry Lamayne
Cleveland
Yolanda Marie
Mesa
Clymer
Sharon Lee Cobb
James Allen Coen
John Michael Collier
Michael Eldon Coffins
Ames Michael Concannon
Roger le
Roy Cooley
Mary Lou Corn
Laurel Emily Cowgill
Janice Louise Craig
James Lee Crolinger
Judy Catherine Davis
Michael Went
McCombs
Deaver
Paula Jean Degnan
Shaveen
Thad DeRemus
Wayne Ray Dudley
Daniel Dean Dunham
Lynn Anne Ely
Paul Anthony Encinias
Karla Sue Eves
Junious 2B
Marmer
Steven Michael Floyd
Sidney Gail Vignny
Ernest Eugene Garcia
Virginia Rose Garcia
Beverly Jean Gardiner
Robert Thomas Gardiner
Alexander Anthony Geier
Leroy Urban Gerber
Janet Louise Gilchrist
Saundra Marie Godek
J. Godwin
Melvin Darrell Goodrick
Larry Wayne Goss
Francis Michael Goth
Timothy William Gottschalk
Dennis Clyde Green
Donald Lee Gross
Rosemary Olga Guadian
Terry Allen Haflich
Eilis
Duane Vinhn
Vickie Lyn Hartley
William Dean Einitz
Sharon Kay Heismeyer
Sebastian Joseph Hermocillo
Keith Allan Higgs
Cary Scott Holman
Carla Annette Hooper
Thomas Alfred Howard
Timothy Gerald Hoard
Robert Avion Hubert
Ronald Raymond
Rose Marie Molley
Karyl Sue Nelson
Phyllis Dean Nevins
Francis Eugene
Judy Garland in Hong Kong Hospital Critical Condition
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Judy Garland rushed to Canossa Hospital unconscious and listed in critical condition after a storm during her singing tour. Oxygen administered, doctors treated her for two hours. condition later described as still critical though no specific illness disclosed. Mark Herron said she went to hospital for a rest.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Garland
Rich
Canossa Hospital
Mark Herron
Herron
Miss Garland
Civil War Torpedo Found in River Bed
A Civil War era naval torpedo was located in the Mississippi River near Vicksburg by William W. Felker and detonated at Greenville Air Force Base. Local historian A W Banton said Smithsonian checks show it is the first of its kind found.
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Gemenvilga
Wississippi River
Vicksburg
Greenville Air Force Base
William W. Felker
Greenvile
Felker
A. W. Banton
Vicksburg National Military Park
Smithsonian Institution
Patterson to Fight Machen in Usual Style
NEW YORK AP Floyd Patterson will fight Eddie Machen in his usual style at Stockholm Sweden on July 5. If his style backfires as it did against Sonny Liston he may quit the ring. Patterson said he flies to Europe Tuesday and has not considered losing to Machen though he warned retirement if knocked out or badly beaten.
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New York
APY
Floyd
Patterson
Eddie Machen
Stockholm
Sweden
Sonny ‘Liston
Europe
Machen
Cubans Execute Four Men In Havana Trial
Four men described as CIA agents were executed after a Havana District Revolutionary Tribunal trial. They sailed from Miami and were captured while attempting to land in Cuba to wage guerrilla warfare. Names given: Felipe Vidal Santiago Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez Elias Rivera Bello and Algredo Valdes Linares.
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Havana
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
United States
Miami
Fist Revolutionary Tribunal
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Fulgencio Batista
Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez
Elias Rivera Bello
Algredo Valdes Linares
No Action Yet On Indian Money
Washington AP A Senate Indian Affairs Subcommittee took no action after hearing Sen Mike Monroney urge a bill allowing the Pawnee tribe of Oklahoma to decide how to distribute 6.4 million dollars in Indian Claims Commission funds A House bill favoring distribution was approved earlier Monroney said about four million would go to a family plan program the rest to the U S Treasury with interest used for scholarships development housing employment aid and loan programs Any plan would need interior secretary approval Monroney also urged action on a measure to authorize sale of 829 acres of Eastern Shawnee land in Ottawa County Oklahoma near the Missouri line west of Seneca Mo Seneca seeks the land for a sewage plant connection
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Washington
Tle
Indian Affairs
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Pawnee Indian Tribe of
Page Belcher
R-Okla
House
Monroney
Pawnee Tribal Business Council
U. S. Treasury
Indian Claims Commission
Kansas
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Ottawa County
Okla
Seneca, Mo
Seneca
Night of Violence in Hillsdale Michigan City Strife
Gov. Romney declared a state of public emergency in Hillsdale after a night of rock throwing and jail damage by a 300-strong mob protesting three pickets at the Essex Wire Co plant. National Guard guards the plant, interstate tensions cited, with police and deputies aiding local officers as violence subsides.
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Hillsdale
Mish
George W.romney
National Guard
Hilsdale
Essex Wire Co
Romney
Lower
Michigan
C. Aub
Hillsdale County
Essex Wire Corp
Ovdeo
Kissex
International Union of Electrical Workers
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Reported
Daily notices list admissions at St. Catherine and other counties including Art St. Catherine Mrs. John Ortman Scott City and Arnold J. Wond. Leopold Mrs. Roman Droste Marienthal plus several dismissals at St. Catherine and Imperial. Births announced for May 27 and May 7 with details. Legals cover warranty deeds and oil lease transfers involving multiple local entities.
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St. Catherine
John Ortman
Arnold J
Scott City
Anna D. Scheer
Larry Dale McClaren
Lakin
Dean €. Bruso
City
Gladys V. Sterling
Theron Cecil L. Doris
Dighton
James Stumbo
John Moore
Richard Craig
Leopold
Roman Droste
Marienthal
Leonard Hearld
Imperial
Jessie Leon
Theodore Roberts
Boyd Morris
Russell Meyer
Hackberry Leslie Russell
Leopold Curtis Landers
Elkhart
Philip Gottschalk
Dean Bruso
Melvin Hutchins
Garden City Notices and Court Dockets Summary
Garden City area notices include land records for Kirk and Robison transfers and marriage licenses for Israel J. and Frances J., plus multiple criminal and traffic actions. Court entries list sentences for insufficient funds cases, suspended terms, fines, and costs, along with a divorce filing and bonds forfeited or posted in various locales.
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Joseph ©. Robison
Robert H. Kirk
The
Israel J
Frances J
Garden City
William Douglas
Copeland
Anita Cagel
Arturo A. Hernandez
Guadalupe Navarro
Traffic City Accident Involving Two Cars At 1400 E
A Thursday morning crash at 7:55 a.m. on 1400 E Kansas involved a station wagon driven by Mrs. Robert Harry Barnes of 408 S 9th and a second car driven by George Benton Sigsbee of Syracuse. The Barnes vehicle sustained moderate damage while the Sigsbee car suffered extensive damage.
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Kansas
Robert Harry Barnes
S. 9Th
George Benton Sigsbee
Syracuse
Moon goal urged to be dropped in space race
Washington report notes the Republican Citizens Committee urged the United States to abandon its 1970 manned moon goal. Dr Milton Eisenhower leads the Critical Issues Council, arguing a crash program or deadline serves no major national objective. The piece also recalls Kennedy's naval ties and Johnson era shifts. It closes with news of a House rejection on deposit insurance limits.
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Washington
Republican Citizens Committee
United States
Critical Issues Council
Milton S. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Panhandle asks for review of FPC ruling transfer
The 16th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals is weighing Panhandle East ern Pipeline Co. request to transfer its appeal from a Federal Power Commission order to the 8th Circuit. Panhandle seeks review and modification of an FPC order asserting jurisdiction over natural gas shrinkage supplied to National Helium Corp. in Liberal Kansas.
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Wichita
16Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Federal Power Commission
Panhandle
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City
FPC
PPC
National Helium Corp
Liberal
Kan
Modern Day Betsy Ross Makes Flag For Top General
Luke Air Force Base lacked the proper flag for General Maxwell Taylor. Sharron Wynn, nicknamed Betsy Ross, began sewing at 1 p.m. and finished the 16 by 26 inch flag at 7 a.m. Tuesday after working through the night.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Luke Air Force Base
Maxwell Taylor
Sharron Wynn
Betsy Ross
Luke
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wynn
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Fred Leon Thesher
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Mary Ann Curnette
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Franco
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Penn
Robert Lee Mosby
N. 13Th
Howard Wayne Johnson
St. John
Everett Clarence Reece
Guadalupe M. Franco
Ronald Gloyd Burns
Caannu
Radio & TV Service
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Garden City Diiegram
U.S
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White House
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