Eichmann Loses Appeal in Israel Supreme Court
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected Adolf Eichmann's appeal and upheld the death sentence for his role in the Nazi murder of Jews. The decision, read by Associate Justice Simon Agranat, leaves Eichmann with only possible clemency from President Herzl Baer-Zvi, with execution likely after a mid June clemency decision.
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Jerusalem
Supreme Court
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Simon Agranat
Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Israel
Izhak Baen-Zvi
Justice Ministry
Servatius
Argentina
Israel Court
High Court
Nuernberg
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes cattle 3,600 and calves 100 with steers heifers and cows strong to 25 higher. Vealers steady feeders strong with good to choice steers 22.50 to 25.50 and heifers 21.50 to 24.50. Cows utility 14.50 to 17.00. vealers 24.00 to 28.00. feeders good to choice 22.75 to 25.50. Hogs 4,200 barrows gilts steady to 25 higher with 190-260 lb at 15.25 to 16.00 and 270-400 lb at 13.50 to 14.25. Sheep 2,300 lambs steady to 25 higher with good to prime 19.00 to 22.50 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00. feeder lambs 14.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Search Grows For Farmhand
UNIONVILLE Iowa AP The whereabouts of Gayne Gilbert Smith a 24 year old farmhand wanted for five killings grew today into a frustrating puzzle for a posse seeking his capture Heavy rains drenched the wooded hills of southern Iowa where the fugitive was believed to be hiding Two days of searching after he shotgunned his uncle and aunt and killed three cousins produced no results The manhunt with more than 100 peace officers has dwindled to a few carloads of officials but patrols continue to watch the area where Smith abandoned his car.
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Unionville
Iowa
Gayne Gilbert Smith
Smith
Atkinson Extends Lead After Oklahoma Recount
In Oklahoma City AP report W P Bill Atkinson led former Gov Raymond Gary by 612 votes after a recount of 39 counties in the Democratic governor runoff. He secured the nomination by 449 votes after the official tally, gaining 163 more votes in the recount. All 77 counties will be recounted with 39 counties’ totals showing Atkinson 231,892 and Gary 231,280.
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Oklahoma City
W. P
Bill Atkinson
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Atkinson
Gary
Bus Rider Goes Berserk Stabs Three Then Shot
A Greyhound passenger Milo Savo Brekich 27 of San Francisco went berserk aboard a Chicago bound bus on Congress Expressway West Side. He stabbed the driver Wilfred Doss 41 of Addison Illinois and two other men before police shot him dead after he refused to drop his knife. Passengers Donald Paul 38 of Des Moines and William Kokko 23 of Negaunee Michigan were hospitalized with stab wounds and shock. Officer Arthur McCaustin and Ross Moran stopped the bus and opened fire after Brekich lunged at them.
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Chicago
Milo Savo Brekich
San Francisco
Arthur McCaustin
Ross Moran
Brekich
Congress Expressway
Sam
Dosy
Kokko
Donald Paul
Des Moines
Greyhound
Donald Valencourt
Spring Lake
Mich
McCauslin
Moran
Williams
Ruth Kelley
Park Forest
Primary Elections Open in 3 States
Voters in Alabama Kentucky and Florida pick candidates as runoffs and primaries unfold. In Alabama eight of nine Democratic incumbents contest districts with one gubernatorial race highlighted by George Wallace and Ryan deGraffenried. Kentucky's 4th District centers on Rep. Frank Chelf with Brent Spence retirement moving the race. Florida features runoff races across all four new districts as Republicans seek nominations in the 3rd and 6th while Democrats wage battles in the 8th 10th and 9th districts.
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Associated Press
Dis
Alabama
Kentucky
Trlets
Florida
Frank Stubbles
Ifield
Bers
Noble Gregory
Ett Fete
Apolle
Flordia
George C
Wallace
Ryan deGraffenried
deGraffenried
James, Folsom
Frank Chelf
Bailey Root
Newport
Chelf
Brent Spence
Thruston Morton
Igov
Wilson Wyatt
Harry S. Truman
French Medical Student Journeys to World’s Fair on Foot
A 21-year-old French medical student, son of a Paris watchmaker, travels the United States on foot toward the World’s Fair. He began in New York after singing in clubs, averages 35 miles daily, and carries only rolled slacks. He expects to reach Seattle by late August and plans a return flight to France from San Diego.
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United States
Goliath Ujetila
Paris
University of Paris
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Lexington
Louisville
Cairo
Poplar Bluff
Springfield
Joplin
Miami
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Enid
Alva
Liberg
Garden
France
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
England
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Seattle
Garden City area hospital admissions and births listing
Daily hospital notices show admissions at St Catherine Frank Lee 307 Center and several others in Garden City including Mrs Roy Clayton 923 N 9th Mrs Lawrence Hanson La Mirada Calif Mrs Donald Wilson 12034 N 9th Earl Gordon Larson Rt 1 and more. Dismissals Patricia Newberry 1402 N 12th, Mrs R J Kells Satanta, births include a daughter to Dennis Ashley 812 N Main May 28 and a daughter to Richard Tuttle 706 N 4th, plus a son to Mike Ward 613 N 8th May 29. Police fines listed for Dale Farr William Brewer Ronald Caton and others.
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St. Catherine
Frank Lee
Roy Clayton
Lawrence H. Hanson
la Mirada
Calif
Donald Wilson
Earl Gordon Larson
Donald Williams
Dennis W. Ashley
Main
Fred Vanderree
Richard Tuttle
Donald Towns
E. Santa Fe
Leopold
Ralph Gross
St. Catherine Patricia L
Newberry
R. J. Kells
Satanta
Martin Zerr
Gerald E. Dillon
N. Main
Barbara M. Blue
Mary Ann Rowden
Scott City
Fred Kiner
Center
Walter Yost
Dennis Ashley
Pete Jimenez
Raynesford Clinic
Mike Ward
St Thomas Church Observes Rogation Day Communions
St Thomas Episcopal Church conducts Rogation Day services this week with a 7:30 p.m. service tonight and a 7:30 a.m. service tomorrow. An additional service is set for 9:15 a.m. Thursday.
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St. Thomas
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Accountant destroys papers on Estes audit
Washington AP report details a private accountant who destroyed working papers after submitting an Estes net worth audit. S. R. Smith of the Agricultural Marketing Service said the audit valued Billie Sol Estes at 13.7 million, above the bond level, while Jackson admitted a inadequate audit. Estes faces multiple probes including FBI grand juries and IRS review amid a death probe into Henry Marshall. The Dallas audit office case ties to Estes’ cotton allotments and government influence questions.
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S. R
Estes
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Agriculture, Department
Franklin
Tex
Texas Agriculture
Henry Marshall
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Justice Department
FSI
Marshall
Hans
Smith
House Group
Agriculture Marketing Service
Eates
Jackson
A. B. Foster Jr
Dallas
Internal Audit Division
High Up Nuclear Tests Start Over Pacific Johnston Island
The United States will launch three to four high altitude nuclear detonations over Johnston Island within days to study effects on wartime communications and radar. Shots range from megaton to submegaton yields at heights up to hundreds of miles, with potential radio disruption and Van Allen belt impact. The government and AEC say belts would recover within months.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific Range
Hawaii
Johnston Island
AIC
Defense Department
AEC
Kennedy
Death of 1 Year Old Mark Taylor in Glenburn
Mark Taylor age 1 son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Taylor of 512 N 5th died yesterday at home due to suffocation from a glandular obstruction born March 5 1961 in Rugby North Dakota survivors include his parents maternal grandparents Alfred Biderdorf Willow Grove North Dakota paternal grandparents Larue Taylor Glenburn North Dakota graveside services set for 12 pm Thursday at Valley View Cemetery with Rev Robert Rusk officiating Garland Chapel in charge of arrangements
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Mark Taylor
Melvin Taylor
Rugby
N.D
Alfred Biderdorf
Willow Guy
Larue Taylor
Glenburn
Valley View Cemetery
Robert Rusk
Garland Chapel
Frederick Vanderrée obituary notice from Pierceville area
Frederick C Vanderrée 73 of 409 N 4th died at home yesterday. Retired farmer and stockman he moved from his farm south of town to Garden City three years ago. Born March 7 1889 in Cornell Illinois he came to this area in 1917 and married Lillie May Newton on December 18 1912 in Kinsley. Survived by widow a daughter and son a brother four sisters seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday Garland Chapel with Ben C Elliott officiating burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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Frederick C.vanderree
Garden City
Pierceville Federated Church
Cornell
Edwards County
Lillie May
Newton
Kinsley
Don Jones
Dean
Pierceville
Don
South Star
Lea F
Petosky
Mich
Belle Herkeles
Grand Rapids
R. E. Wilson
Fulton
Tex
J. L. McChen
Lewis
Frank Strate
Garland Chapel
Ben C. Elliott
Memrial Gardens
Garnand
Norning
Mrs. Jones Dies in Wichita After Ill Health
Former Finney County resident Mrs. EB Jones died yesterday in Wichita after years of illness. Born in Missouri, she lived in Finney County until 1935 then moved to Valley Center, where she resided. Survivors include widower Ernest, three sons Don Jones Laurel Jones and Melvin Jones from Redondo Beach. Funeral is Friday at 2 pm in Wichita with burial there.
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Jones
Finney County
Wichita
Missouri
Valley Center
Ernest
Rassie A Strickler dies in Kansas City aged 105
Scott City farmer Rassie A Strickler died at KU Medical Center Kansas City on Sunday May 27. He was born September 6, 1821 in Logan County and lived much of his life in northern Scott County. He married Glenna Ford on June 6, 1848 at Fort Scott. Survived by Glenna a son Lee Andrew his mother Mrs Addie Strickler a brother Joe Strickler and two sisters Mrs Legil Seminger and Mrs Cecil Colling, all of Scott City. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church Scott City with burial in Scott County Cemetery.
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Scott City
Rassie A, Strickler
Scott County
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Logan County
Kan
Glenna Ford
Fort Scott
Glenna
Lee Andrew
Addie Strickler
Joe Strickler
Legil [Seminger
Cecil Colling
Methodist
Window Washers Killed in Fall at Equitable Building
Four window washers died when the moving platform plunged from the Equitable Building in midtown Manhattan. Three were killed on impact as the platform hit the sidewalk and glass shattered nearby. the fourth died en route to a hospital. Workers below the 28th floor. Brakes on the remote engine apparently failed. Platform hung from five inch steel cables anchored at the 2nd floor, engine above the building.
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New York
Equitable
Midtown
Manhattan
Radio City Music Hall
51St Street
6Th Avenue
Ding Dong Texas Receives Its First Real Bell
A locomotive bell arrived Monday in Ding Dong Texas the town that previously had no bell. R D Shelton acting VP of Santa Fe Railway came from Chicago for the ceremony and was born at nearby Youngsport. Ding Dong derived its name from early settlers Z O Bell and I Bell who opened a general store.
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Ding Dong, Tex
Ding Dong
R. D. Shelton
The
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Youngsport
Z. O. Bell
I. ¥. Bell
Toolbox theft and tire taken in local report
Loren M. Cockrell reported a toolbox and tools stolen from his pickup in the 100 block of North Ath. Harland Graber reported a tire and wheel stolen from his vehicle parked near his residence at 1801 North 13th.
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Loren M. Cockrell
Evans
Nath
Harland Graber
Declaration of Independence Sealed in Helium Enclosure
A historic note records that the Declaration of Independence was sealed inside a helium filled enclosure sometime after 1924. The unusual preservation method reflects early 20th century conservation ideas and security practices for founding documents.
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