Klan Involvement Ties to Riots Across Cities
Government hearings in Montgomery seek to extend an injunction against the Ku Klux Klan and require police protection for interstate riders. Witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment amid questions about Klan links to violence in Anniston Birmingham and Montgomery. Violence also marked sit-ins in Jackson and Miami with arrests and a large crowd at a beach incident.
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Associated Press
Jiathe
Ku Klux Klan
Freedom Riders
An- Histon
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
KKK
Jackson
Miss
Miami
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City stockyards report 4,000 cattle divided with steers 22.00 to 23.25 and good heifers 21.00 to 23.00, cows 15.75 to 17.00, vealers 25.00 to 28.00, feeders 23.00 to 25.00. Hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts 16.50 to 17.50, sows 14.50 to 15.25. Lambs active with good to prime 17.50 to 19.00, ewes 2.50 to 4.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Calyag
Texans Fined and Jailed After Fairgrounds Incident
Three Texan men faced fines and jail time for a Saturday night clash near the fairgrounds. Federico Allamirano Zavala of Hereford received 100 dollars and 60 days in jail for assault, no license, and property destruction. Conrado Talcon Benavidez and Martinez Benavidez Jr of Brownsville each got 10 dollars and 60 days for assault and property destruction. Joe Bernal Morales sustained a head cut but was not hospitalized. Charles Oliver Carlisle drove the car whose window was smashed. All are serving terms in city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Federico Allamirano Zavala
Martinez Benavidez, Jr
Brownsville
Tex
Joe Bernal Morales
Charles Oliver Carlisle
Southwestern College Band Final Concert At 6 P M
David McMillan bass horn and Sherry Mercer clarinet will perform with the Southwestern College Band in its final concert of the season. The event precedes commencement exercises at Sonner Stadium. Also noted are brief biographical items on local service members and a tax case disposition in Wichita federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McMillan
Sherry Mercer
Southwestern College Band
Sonner Stadium
David
Don McMillan
Blane Sherry
Clyde Mercer
Center &J
Youths Sentenced to Jail in Penney Store Theft
Three local youths James Oliver Lewis Pete Garza Rowland and Guadalupe Richard Guiffen were jailed for petty larceny in a Penney store theft. Items stolen included four radios four pairs of shoes and twelve sport shirts. Lewis received 150 days total with a 60 day prior probation add on. Rowland and Guillen got 90 and 120 days respectively with probation days included.
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J.C. Penney
James Oliver Lewis
S. 13Th
Pete Garza Rowland
W. Fulton
Guadalupe Richard Guiffen
Rowland
Lewis
Guillen
Garden High Graduate Wins Emporia Scholarship
Pauletta Bird, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bird of 219 E Hamkin, earned the Waiter EK Myer Scholarship at Emporia State Teachers College. She will enter Emporia State this fall as an honor graduate from Garden City High School class of 1961. The award covers four years of tuition provided her average remains A or above. The grant honors a former KSTC faculty member who helped establish the Civic Education Service and The American Observer. Pauletta plans to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauletta Bird
Oscar Bird
E. Ham- Kine
Myer
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia State
Garden City High
Seto
E-State
KSTC
Washington
Civic Education Service
American Observer
Pauletta
Funeral for Felix Cruz Infant Dies at St. Marys
Funeral services were held this morning at St Marys Catholic Church for Felix Cruz 12 day old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cruz Jr of 217 Safford burial followed at Valley View Cemetery Felix died Monday evening in St Catherine Hospital Survivors include five sisters four brothers and both sets of grandparents Mr and Mrs Cristino Vigil and Mr and Mrs Arthur Cruz Sr all of Garden City
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Felix Cruz
Arthur Cruz, Jr
Safford
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Valley View Cemetery
Cruz
St. Catherine Hospital
Cristino Vigil
Arthur Cruz
Garden City
Funeral for Carl C. Clampitt in San Fernando
Carl C. Clampitt 47 died Sunday. Funeral service 2 20 p m Thursday in Noble Chapel San Fernando California. Burial at San Fernando. He lived in Garden City 27 years and is brother of Mrs Loyd Mangan 811 E Walmit California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Clampitt
Noble Chapel
First St
San Fernando
Calif
Vatican Paper Not Optimistic About Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
L Osservatore Della Domenica says Kennedy faces a difficult position in talks with Khrushchev. It warns that Europe and the world could suffer if Kennedy bows to dis favored partner's bluster. It cites Cuba Laos South Vietnam and other crises as complicating factors. Khrushchev may push new threats over Berlin.
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Vatican City
L’osservatore Della Domenica
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Europe
Dissta
Cuba
Laos
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Africa
Berlin
Jews Abandon Plot to Kill Eichmann in Hungary
In Budapest during 1944, Jewish leaders debated assassinating Adolf Eichmann but feared Nazi reinforcements and harsher retaliation. Witnesses Hansi and Joel Brand described widespread panic as Eichmann pushed deportations to Auschwitz and the controversial exchange offer to trade Jewish lives for trucks, linked to Himmler.
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Jerusalem
Hungary
Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Hansi Brand
Eichmann
Budapest
Gestapo
Europe
Berlin
Auschwitz
Heinrich Himmler
Brand
Himmler
Brands
Rusk presses aid boost amid Cold War scope
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a 4.8 billion dollar foreign aid plan asserting the free world must meet Communist aggression at every level from thermonuclear threats to jungle assassinations. He warned failure would invite collapse of allied hopes and Communist subjugation, while stressing necessary military strength and disarmament to deter threats.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Free World
United States
Rusk
Senate
Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Albanians Sentenced for Plot Against Community Government
In Belgrade four Albanians were sentenced to death for plotting against the Community government for the United States, Greece and Yugoslavia. Radio Tirana reported five others jailed for 3 to 20 years.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tirana
United States
Greece
Radio Tirana
Summer Band Program Starts at Garden City High School
Summer band classes began Monday at Garden City High School Auditorium with schedules through Friday. Classes cover beginner woodwind brass percussion and Gold Band for juniors, Blue Band for sixth to ninth graders, and guidance by director Don Threlkeld.
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Garden City High School
Don Threlkeld
Breeding Sees Case for Beets Expansion in West
Rep J Floyd Breeding D Kay said the House Agriculture Committee heard a strong case for expanding sugar beet production in western states, including 25 000 acres for Kansas. He argued no sound reason supports blocking beet and cane production to meet national sugar needs, noting farm income gains and the lack of a local refinery since Garden City closed.
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Rolla
Kans
J. Floyd Breeding
D-Kay
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas
Garden City
Colorado
Spelling Bee Field Narrows In National Bee
Washington AP reports 12 year old John W M Rohrer of Lititz Pa became the first casualty as 73 contestants survived preliminaries. The field began with 40 girls and 24 boys and narrowed as rounds continued with mispell and corralled among the words. Prizes total 5850 and seven more were eliminated in round 3 while 11 fell in round 4.
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Washington
John W. M. Rohrer
Litltz
John
White Hopes for Better Relations with Doctors
Dr Paul Dudley White, world famed heart specialist and Eisenhower adviser, says his election to the Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences may boost East West medical communication. He argued improved doctor relations could foster broader international ties.
Hospital Admissions and Official Dismissals Report
Admissions at St Catherine list names and addresses including Kenneth Lierte Edith Hate Mrs Emmett Skelton Ernest Martin Mrs Charles Rexroad and others with Tuesday entries. Dismissals show Vern Montney Donald Birkholz Cenia Flock George Escalada and several others. births noted at St Catherine to Gray Gerber Bothwell. Bonds posted and forfeited items include multiple individuals with offenses and licenses noted.
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St. Catherina
Kenneth Lierte
Edith Hate
Emmett Skelton
Balsinger
Ernest Martin
Charles Rexroad
Ulysses
Larry Winters
Gardendale
Robert Smith
Olive Tera Thornburg
Garden City Ave
Norbert Gerber
Ida
Venilta Butt
Earl Griggs, Jr
Dixie Griggs
Curtis Lee
Ernest Bothwell
Cener
Rachel Suppeee
Safford
St. Catherine
Vern Montney
Donald Birkholz
Cenia Flock
W. Emer
Howard Brecheisen
Kenneth Brungardt
Earl Crowley
Lyman Huckstadt
Joseph Gray
Holcomb
Garden City court records show multiple sentences
Allen Jay Huey found guilty of assault and battery with sentence postponed. Rudy Concha Briesca released and placed on one year probation with a 40 day remaining sentence. Fines and suspensions listed for speeding and other offenses. numerous drivers license suspensions and habitual violator charges noted with dates in May 1961.
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Allen Jay Huey
Rudy Concha Bri Hiesca
Donald A. Britton
Douglas L. Friesen
Don A. Crawhardt
Lee M
Egan
Velmer L
Nichols
Everett B, Steele
Delbert G. Ballinger
Robert L. Widows
Ernest O. Nunn
Joan M. Meier
Roy M. Jones
Robert L. Baker
Terry Clark
Pershing
Donald Alden Dotts
Jacob Andrew Quint
Kansas Avenue
Accident Near 7th Street Involves Truck And Parked Car
Traffic crash occurred Monday about 9:05 a.m. in the 200 block of North 7th. A pickup truck driven by Vincent Theodore Huelskamp, 602 Be, Kansas, collided with a parked car owned by Herman Daniel, 202 South 7th.
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N. 7Th
Vincent Theodore Huelskamp
Kansas
Herman Daniel
S. 7Th
Oil and Gas Leases and Marriage Licenses Listed
Legal notices include C R Rix with Helmerich and Payne Inc on SEM section 11 23 27 totaling 160 acres and SW4 section 12 23 27 totaling 160 acres. Marriage licenses issued for Felix Perez 18 and Sharon Pearson 18 of Kinsley, Robert Spencer Smith 18 and Connie Joe Smith 17 of Garden City.
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C.R. Rixon
Helmerich and Payne, Inc
Felix Perez
Sharon Pearson
Kinsley
Robert Spencer Smith
Connie Joe Smith
Garden City
Pittsburg Industrial Head Resigns Post
Dr Harold W Porter resigns as head of the industrial arts department at Pittsburg State College to become a Ford Foundation consultant in West Pakistan. He will take a two year appointment starting July 1 under Oklahoma State University coordination.
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Pittsburg
Harold W. Porter
Pittsburg State College
West Pakistan
Ford Foundation
Oklahoma State University
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U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Charles D. Prince
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Anniston
Alabama Court of Appeals
F., L. Shuttlesworth
Charles Billups
Texans
Army
Gerald J. Fief
James A. Feif
McGregor
N.M
Irene Gunkle
St. John
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monea
U.S. District Court
Wichita
Robert MM. Wixson
Garden High
Darrell Morrow
Telegram Star
Garden City Area
Claude Owens
Balow
Ray Holmes
Felix Crux
Vatican
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bawley
R. BE
Gene" Thompson
Gerald Stillwell
Johnie Roark
Bill Woodard
L. J. Bromert
Hutchinson
George Escalada
Eldon Roush
N. Ard
Ralph Miller
Crestway Drive
Mary Kiner
Venitta Butt
Carl Gustafson
Hat
Larry Dean Harrison
Main
Ruth May Bentley
Paul Henry Lefort
Jones
Larry Leo Wasson
Faye Collingwood
Susan Reeves
Fred Louis Pulkrabek
Pinecrest
Gordon Eugene Halbbleib
Lavern James Gross
Larry Lee Wasson
Raymond Stokes
Richard Lewis Edwards
Ernest Benjamin Stoppel
Legals
Woolworths
Jamaica
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