Kennedy expects reply to tractor trade critics in Mass
President Kennedy directs a counterattack on critics of Castro’s proposed tractor for prisoners exchange. Nixon and GOP leaders call it blackmail while Kennedy urges donations for tractors but says the government will not raise funds. Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Reuther, and Milton Eisenhower lead the committee backing the effort amid Latin American reactions.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Congress
Fidel Castro
Thay
U.S
Caatro
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Castro
United States
Latin America
Kennedy 44 at Hyannis Port as talks with De Gaulle Khrushchev loom
President Kennedy turned 44 in seclusion at Hyannis Port and focused on crucial meetings with Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna. He prepared for European conferences while a birthday crowd gathered in Boston for a $100 plate banquet aiming to raise $500,000.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Boston
Janet Travell
White House
Commonwealth Armory
Eichmann Kept Only Records Says Witness
AP report from Jerusalem details testimony by Dr. Gustave M. Gilbert that Adolf Eichmann alone among Nazi leaders kept records of Jews exterminated in death camps. Witnesses cited Eichmann as arch executor, with Goering doubting the 24 million figure and Himmler given access to Eichmann’s lists.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Eichmann
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Hoess
Gilbert
Goering
Auschwitz
Hooss
Himmler
Reichsfuehrer SS
Senator declines Great Plains Wheat chairmanship
Lincoln AP report says State Lan George Gerdes of Alliance Nebraska plans to reject the chairmanship of Great Plains Wheat Inc elected in Denver. The group with 250000 wheat growers across Kansas Colorado Nebraska and North Dakota needs full director support. Gerdes, a controversial figure, says he has other duties and completed his term July 1.
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Lincoln
George Gerdes
Alliance, Neb
Great Plains Wheat Inc
Denver
Gerdes
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
North Dakota
Break-Ins Reported Here Weekend Incidents
Police logged several weekend break ins in Fin nap Park and City. Two boys warned for stealing rings at Hospitality House. Garden City Ice Co. plant window broken. no items missing. Coins and a flash camera reported stolen from private properties. House entry Sunday night found empty of valuables. Lumber yards entered with no losses, McAllister-Fitzgerald and Dierks-Peters sites affected.
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Finnap Park
Garden City Ice Co
Hugh V. Miller
Henry Emil Bayer
Cothling
St. Mary’s School
Edwin Gutentag
Manor Road
McAllister-Fitzgerald
Dierks-Peters
Peace Corps turnout slim in Missouri and Kansas
Only 24 applicants aged teens to 79 turned out for Peace Corps examinations across Missouri and Kansas on Saturday. Factors cited include holiday weekend and college finals. Tests covered social science government history and languages across 2 Kansas sites and 18 in Missouri with many locations reporting little or no activity.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Civil Service Boards
Leavenworth
Garden City
Kan
Columbia
Springfield
St. Joseph
Death notices of Carl C Clampitt in California
Mrs. Lloyd Mangan of Walnut reports the death of her brother Carl C Clampitt age 47 of Sepulveda California after a short illness. Born September 5 1913 in Hamilton Missouri he moved to Garden City in 1918 and to California in 1945. He married Mildred Whitehurst in August 1943 and was a World War II veteran. Survivors include his widow a son Carl Conlee his parents Mr and Mrs L H Clampitt three sisters Mrs W E James Mrs Lewis Kimball and Mrs Robert Cervey. Funeral party from the Clampitt Whitehurst families left for California today.
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Lloyd Mangan
Walnut
Carl .C. Clampitt
Sepulveda
Calif
Clampitt
San Fernando
Hamilton
Garden City
California
Mildred Whitehurst
Mangan
Carl Conlee
L.H. Clampitt
W.E. James
Deerfield
Lewis Kimball
Portland
Ore
Robert Cervay
Panorama City
LH. Clampitt
Aubrey Whitehurst
Lynn Whitehurst
U S Space Chief Predicts Moon Victory for America
NASA head James Webb told NBC Meet the Press the United States will win the race to the moon. He said a suborbital flight could occur by late June or early July with a moon expedition possible within a decade. Deputy Hugh Dryden avoided a fixed date and cited $20 to $40 billion cost estimates.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Space Agency
James E. Webb
U.S
Webb
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dryden
NBC
Meet the Press
Desegregation Plan At Little Rock Schools Faces Hearing
U.S. District Judge Gordon Young will hear whether he should direct the Little Rock School Board on applying state pupil placement laws in assigning students. Judge J. Smith Henley will observe first grade registrations in Dollarway School District near Pine Bluff as it implements a new desegregation plan that the board tentatively has approved. The Little Rock board announced last week that four of five junior high schools will be desegregated this fall with 25 Negroes in junior highs and 24 in four high schools, while eleven Negroes attended two high schools last term.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals See Local Records
A list from St. Catherine details Saturday admissions including Geraldine Gibbs and Tina Harms among many others, with entries across multiple streets and towns. Dismissals at St. Catherine note several patients going home, followed by births at St. Catharine with multiple newborns. Police docket includes bonds posted for traffic violations such as improper U-turn and speeding.
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St. Catherine
Geraldine Gibbs
Holcomb
Tina Harms
Evanane Goltic Bernatzki
N. Ath
Traffic Collisions and Marriage Licenses Recorded
Saturday at 5 25 p m two car crash in af davis and spruce involved raymond lloyd stokes 810 spruc e and nolan russell atkinson eminence rt sunday at 2 10 p m in the 1400 block of e fultot two car crash involved larry dean harrison 510 n main and paul henry lefort 714 jones ave jur misc entries include marriage licenses for tex george johnson 19 scott city and muriel smith 15 garden city and for charles r foreman 21 holcomb and mary sue whitman 17 garden city plus a warranty deed from emma eaton et vir to willard f werner.
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Felix Cruz
St. John
Joseph Gray
Holcomb
Ronald Schreibvogel
Holmes
Manley Oliver
Satanta
Levi Lucero
Grand Junction
Colo
Leopard Gayle
Burroughs
Bob Hubert
W.A. Miller
St. Catherine
Fred Horton
Spruce Theresa Veniers
Dighton
Monica Perez
Marilyn Kaiser
Coward
Clinton Mitchell
Charles Deal
Garden City
Ruben Hernandez
B. Fulton
Julia Wagner
Pennsylvania
J.R. Wright
Belmont
Anselmo Torres
Jones Arden Fulton
el Rancho
Trailor Court
James Delohery
Parkwood
Winfield Wilcox
Leopold
Frank Dickinson
Af Davis and Spruce
Raymond Lloyd Stokes
Spruce
Nolan Russell Atkinson
Eminence Rt
E. Fultot
Larry Dean Harrison
N. Main
Paul Henry LeFort
Jones Avernals
Tex George Johnson
Scott City
Muriel Smith
Charles R. Foreman
Mary Sue Whitman
Emma Eaton
Willard F. Werner
Garden City property transfers and oil leases highlighted
A sequence of real estate deeds in Garden City transfers numerous parcels across blocks and additions, including Original Plat, Arter and Young, and Harper Replat, involving owners such as Effie Rotramel Minnie Fine and Ralph Bell. Major oil leases are noted with Helmerich and Payne Inc. covering NW and NE sectors, plus a large acreage near 160 acres.
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Effie
Tamel
Minnie T Fine
Garden City
G.T
Owen L
Et Ux
Haskell
Emerson and Eales
Blanche E. Humphrey
Joy Taylor
Harper Replat
Colony
Ralph L. Bell
J.H. Keller
Lot
Fankhauser
Rigrish and Young
Virgie Child
Et al
Helmerich and Payne, Inc
Glenn A. Rixon
Texans Jailed After Fight at Armory Near Fairgrounds
Three Texas men Conrado Taleon Benavidez Abelardo Martinez Benavidez and Federico Altamirano Zavala were jailed Saturday night after a melee at the old National Guard Armory near the county fairgrounds. Garden City resident Joe Bernal Morales was struck with a beet hoe and treated at St. Catherine Hospital. A car with Texas plates and a man breaking a car window were described by nearby witnesses.
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Texas
Conrado Taleon Benavidez
Abelardo Martinez Benavidez
Brownsville
Tex
Federico Altamirano Zavala
Hereford
Old National Guard
Joe Bernal Morales
Garden City
Morales
St. Catherine Hospital
Charles Oliver Carlisle
Fairgrounds
Kennedy Plans Cape Cod Summer Stay At White House Site
President Kennedy considers August use of his Cape Cod summer home as a base while preparing for talks with Charles de Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev. White House secretary Pierre Salinger toured Ottis Air Force Base nearby for office space and helicopter access.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Hyannid
Nantucket Sound
Documenta
de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
Vienna
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Joseph
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Ottis Air Force Base
Otis
Salinger
Washington
Congress
Winton Hinkle Elected Fraternity President
Winton Hinkle son of Ralph and Mrs Hinkle of 812 Center has been elected president of the Pi Kappa Delta honorary forensic fraternity at Emporia State Teachers College He also received the E i State Debate Hall of Fame award A freshman this past year he won a championship at Amarillo Texas was extemporaneous champion at Edmond Oklahoma and at the CIC tournament He compiled a 56 16 record
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Winton Hinkle
Ralph Hinkle
Center
Pi Kappa Delta
Emporia State Teachers College
Amarillo
Tex
Edmond
Okla
South African Strike Ends Short of Full Success
In Johannesburg and other cities a three day strike failed to draw broad turnout as police and troops protected workers. Violence erupted Sunday night in Durban and Port Elizabeth with mobs blocking roads and stoning buses. a bus driver was wounded in Port Elizabeth.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Britain
Republic
Durban
Port Elizabeth
Elizabeth
South African Press Association
Therm
Victor Harlich returns home after Middle East tour
Victor Harlich, who toured the Middle East and Europe, arrived in the United States May 16. He visited friends in New York City and Washington before traveling to Crown Point, Indiana, near Chicago, to meet his wife and visit their son Neil. They also stayed with relatives in eastern Kansas before returning home. A Memorial Day Communion Service and sermon will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
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Victor Harlich
Middle East
Europe
United States
New York City
Washington
Crown Point
Ind
Chicago
Neil
Kansas
Tomorow
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Memorial Day Forecast Promises Pleasant Spring Weather
Washington AP reports a continuation of pleasant spring for Memorial Day across most of the nation. Widely scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms are forecast for Florida the Rockies vicinity and Southern Plains. otherwise fair skies with near normal to mildly warm temperatures and cooler conditions in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Florida
Rockies
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Kansas City Livestock Market Totals and Prices Report
Kansas City area cattle hog and sheep quotes show steers 21.50 to 23.25 for good grade, heifers 21.00 to 23.00, cows 15.75 to 17.50, vealers 25.00 to 23.00, stockers 23.00 to 24.50, and feeders 21.50 to 23.00. Hogs steady to 25 higher with barrows 16.75 to 17.00, sows 14.50 to 15.25. Sheep lambs 16.00 to 19.00, ewes steady. Garden City receipts 887 cattle and 403 hogs with fat cattle 50 cents higher and choice steers 21.50 to 22.25. Holsteins 18 to 19. cow market active 25 to 50 cents higher. calves 27 to 28.50 up to 32 for light weights. yearlings 22.50 to 23.25. bulls 17 to 18.50. hogs top 16.20. Roosevelt noted as fifth cousin to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Kansas City
Garden City
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Leonard
Leavenworth High School
Patton Junior
Ft. Leavenworth
Aiton. Roush
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Carl Dawson
Lowell Goodwin
Robert Douglas
Windsor
P.L. Dale
Jenny
George Escalada
Marvin Richmeier
Arnold Partin
Hattie
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Mulberry
Carl Gustafson
Hatie
JLICE
Gordon Eugene Halblieb
Taylor Ave
Raymond Stokes
Lavern James Gross
Richard L. Edwards
Gardendale
John
Deeds
Stoeckly
Casper Ven
Skelly Oil Co
Ora Richarson Higgins
Air
Jerry Wade Johnson
Higgins
Gibson
Clara V. Armstrong
Emil Salyer
Wheat Lands Motel and Restaurant, Inc
Kemper
Taylor L. Jones
Keniver's Replat
Kansas City Livestock
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Dorothy Armstrong
Georgina Mitch
Phil Sramek
al Wells
Ken Heinrichs
A. L. Armstrong
Acras
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