Kennedy to press reply to tractor trade critics
President Kennedy directs administration counterattack over Castro’s 1200 prisoners for 500 tractors deal. He weighs Cuba policy during rest trip while avoiding direct government funding, with Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther and Milton Eisenhower guiding a private committee.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
U.S
Castro
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Kennedy Turns 44 Amid Private Meetings On Cape Cod
President Kennedy spent his 44th birthday in seclusion at the Cape Cod family compound while finishing crucial talks with French leader Charles de Gaulle and Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev. He planned a Boston celebration for political allies as crowds toasted from St Francis Xavier church.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Eichmann kept records of Jews exterminated in death camps
American witness Dr. Gustave M. Gilbert testified Eichmann alone was allowed to maintain counts of Jews killed in the Nazi death camps. Hoess and Goering confirmed Eichmann’s unique access, with Hoess noting Eichmann reported to Himmler in 1945 and that others were required to destroy such lists.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Eichmann
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Hoess
Gilbert
Goering
Auschwitz
Himmler
Reichsfuehrer SS
Nebraska Senator Refuses Great Plains Wheat Chair
State Sen. George Gerdes of Alliance Nebraska says he will reject the chairmanship of Great Plains Wheat Inc elected in Denver. He notes the group spans 250000 wheat producers in Kansas Colorado Nebraska and North Dakota needs unanimous director support and he has other duties. His term as director ends 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 police reports describe several break ins including two youths warned for stealing rings at Hospitality House Fin nup Park and a Garden City Ice Co window damaged with no items missing. Other incidents include thefts of coins from Hugh V. Miller and a flash camera from Henry Emil Bayer, plus a home break in on Old Manor Road.
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Finnup Park
Garden City Ice Co
Hugh V. Miller
Henry Emil Bayer
Conkling
St. Mary’s School
Edwin Gutentag
Old Manor Road
McAllister-Fitzgerald
Dierks-Peters
Peace Corps turnout very slim over state
Only 24 applicants aged teens to 79 turned out for Peace Corps examinations across Missouri and Kansas on Saturday. Low turnout blamed on holiday weekend and college commitments. tests spanned social science to foreign languages with a June 5 special exam for high school teaching and a July general sit.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Death of Carl C Clampitt 47 Sepulveda California
Word has been received of the death of Carl C Clampitt aged 47 of Sepulveda California. He died Sunday afternoon in a San Fernando hospital after a short illness. He was born September 5, 1913 in Hamilton Missouri and moved to Garden City in 1918. He married Mildred Whitehurst in August 1943 and was a World War II veteran. Survivors include wife Mildred, a son Carl Conlee, his parents Mr and Mrs L H Clampitt, three sisters Mrs W E James Deerfield, Mrs Lewis Kimball Portland Oregon, and Mrs Robert Cerevy Panorama City California. Funeral arrangements were being made by local relatives who left for California.
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Lloyd Mangan
Walnut
Carl C. Clampitt
Sepulveda
Calif
Clampitt
San Fernando
Hamilton
Garden City
California
Mildred Whitehurst
W.E. James
Aubrey Whitehurst
Lynn Whitehurst
U S Space Boss Sees Moon Race Victory for US
NASA chief James E Webb predicts the United States will beat the Soviet Union to the moon. He says a suborbital flight is planned for late June or early July, with a lunar expedition possible within the next decade. Dryden gives no fixed date and cites costs of 20 to 40 billion dollars.
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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
School Action To Be Heard In Desegregation Case
U S District Judge Gordon Young will hear whether to direct the Little Rock School Board on applying state pupil placement laws for student assignments. Judge J Smith Henley will observe first grade registration in Dollarway School District as it implements a new desegregation plan. The Little Rock board announced that four of five junior highs will desegregate this fall with 25 Negroes in junior highs and 24 in four high schools. eleven Negroes attended two high schools last term.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S
Gordon Young
Dist
J. Smith Henley
Dollarway
Pine Bluff
Henley
Hospital Admissions and Births Chronicle
Hospital admissions list at St. Catherine and other area facilities includes Geraldine Gibbs Holcomb Tina Harms and multiple titled residents with addresses. Births recorded at St. Catherine: Arnold Partin and Lowell Goodwin families announce a boy and twins a girl with weights and times listed. Police activity notes bonds posted for traffic violations including improper U turn failure to yield speeding and no-parking violations.
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St. Catherine
Geraldine Gibbs
Holcomb
Tina Harms
Evans
Gokrie Bernatzki
Elton Roush
John Venegas
Carl Dawson
Lowell Goodwin
Robert Douglas
Windsor Hotel
P.L. Dale
Jenny
George Escalada
Washington
Marvin Richmeier
Arnold Partin
Hattie
Donald Morgan
Mulberry
Carl Gustafson
Hat
Felix Cruz
St. John
Joseph Gray
Ronald Schreibvogel
E. Holmes
Manley Oliver
Satanta
Levi Lucero
Grand Junction
Colo
Leonid Gayle Burrouths
Bob Hubert
W.A. Miller
Fred Horton
E. Svruce
Theresa Venters
Dighton
Monica Perez
Jones Arden Fulton
el Rancho
Trailor Court
James Delphery
Parkwood
Winfield Wilcox
Leopold
Frank Dickinson
Gordon Eugene Halblieb
Taylor Ave
Raymond Stokes
Spence
Lavern James Gross
Richard L. Edwards
Gardendale
Traffic Collisions and Licenses Reported in City Area
Two Saturday and Sunday traffic accidents are logged at Davis and Spruce and in the 1400 block of E Fulton with drivers Raymond Stokes Nolan Atkinson Larry Harrison and Paul LeFort. Marriage licenses issued to George Johnson Muriel Smith and Charles Foreman Mary Whitman. A warranty deed is recorded for Emma Eaton and spouse to Willard Werner.
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Davis and Spruce
Raymond Lloyd Stokes
Spruce
Nolan Russell Atkinson
Eminence Rt
E. Fulton
Larry Dean Harrison
N. Main
Paul Henry LeFort
Jones Ave
Tex George Johnson
Scott City
Muriel Smith
Garden City
Charles R. Foreman
Holcomb
Mary Sue Whitman
Emma Eaton
Willard F. Werner
Property transfers in Garden City and surrounding additions
A series of land conveyances. Transfers include Garden City original plats, additions, and replats shifting ownership of multiple lots, blocks, and segments in areas such as Original Plat, Arter and Young, Harper Replat, Higgin’s, Holmes Second Addition, and Kemper Replat. Parties include Rotramel, Fine, Brable, Smith, Kells, Taylor, Humphrey, Bell, Keller, Skelly Oil, and Wheat Lands Motel and Restaurant entities along with Helmerich and Payne Inc. and others. Continuous transactions cover small lot portions, sections 12 23 27, and large block subdivisions totaling hundreds of acres.
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Effie Rotramel
Minnie T Fine
Garden City
G.T. Setters
Et Ax
Owen L. Brable
Merlin D. Smith
Arter and Young
Garnand Investments, Inc
Earnest R. Kells
Haskell
Emerson and Eales
Blanche E. Humphrey
Joe Taylor
Et Ux
Harper
Colony
Ralph L. Bell
J.H. Keller
Fankhauser
Bigrish
Young
John O. Deeds
Stoeckly
Casper von John
Skelly Oil Co
Ora Richarson Higgins
Jerry Wade Johnson
Holmes
Taylor L. Jones
Wheat Lands Motel and Restaurant, Inc
Kemper’s
Texans Jailed After Fight Near County Fairgrounds
Three Texas men Conrado Taleon Benavidez Abelardo Martinez Benavidez and Federico Altamirano Zavala are jailed awaiting charges after a Saturday night brawl at the old National Guard Armory near the county fairgrounds. Joe Bernal Morales of Garden City was struck with a beet hoe, treated at St. Catherine Hospital. A window was broken in a car driven by Charles Oliver Carlisle as another assailant fled in a car with a Texas plate.
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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 Visit and August Office Stay
President Kennedy plans a stay on Cape Cod this summer at his family compound as he prepares for talks with de Gaulle and Khrushchev in Europe. White House aide Pierre Salinger inspected Otis Air Force Base for possible office space, with helicopter access from the home. Congress adjournment target is around August 1, keeping Kennedy in Washington until then.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
White House
Cape Cod
Joseph . Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Europe
Pierre Salinger
Otis Air Force Base
Otis
Salinger
Cave Cod
Washington
Congress
Winton Hinkle Elected Fraternity President
Winton Hinkle son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hinkle 812 Center has been elected president of the Pi Kappa Delta honorary forensic fraternity at Emporia State Teachers College He also received the E 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 Fails to Widen Momentum
In Johannesburg Durban Port Elizabeth and other cities a three day strike by nonwhite voters fails to gain mass turnout while violence flares in Durban and Port Elizabeth. Police and troops guard workers and buses as many stay home and transport systems run with limited service.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Britain
Republic
Durban
Port Elizabeth
South African Press Association
Victor Harlich Returns From Middle East Tour
By The Telegram report Victor Harlich has returned to the United States on May 16 after touring the Middle East and Europe. He visited New York City Washington Crown Point Ind Chicago area to see wife and son Neil and family then stopped in eastern Kansas before home. A Memorial Day Communion Service and sermon are set for 8:30 a.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
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fair Memorial Day Weather Forecast Reports Pleasant Spring
The Weather Bureau says Memorial Day will bring generally fair skies across most of the nation with pleasant spring temperatures near seasonal normals. Widely scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms are possible in Florida the Rockies region and parts of the Southern Plains.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Florida
Rockies
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Vast Cattle and Hog Activity
Kansas City market shows cattle receipts at 9,000 with good to high grade steers 21.50 to 23.25, hogs 4,500 head steady to higher in spots, sows up to 25 cents, lambs 2,500 strong. Friday receipts total 887 cattle and 403 hogs. fat cattle steady to 50 cents higher, choice steers 21.50 to 22.25, cows and heifers active, calves mixed with some 300 to 400 pound cattle at 27 to 28.50 and Holsteins 17 to 20. Roosevelt noted as fifth cousin to Theodore Roosevelt in closing line.
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Kansas City
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