United States and Soviet discuss consular treaty talks
Washington report notes quiet negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union on a consular treaty that could expand trade. Warde M. Cameron leads talks in Moscow amid interest in wheat sales and possible new consulates outside capitals.
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United States
Endre Marton
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Senate
Warde M. Cameron
State Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinov
U.S
Vladivostok
Leniingrad
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berlin
Yugoslavia
Tito
Oksana S. Kasenkina
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Camp Davis
Dean Rusk
Cameron
Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals List
Daily hospital admissions and dismissals include Mrs. Gary Kellison and Mrs. Jaan Mercado among new patients at St Catherine and Garden Dale, with several others named in Copeland and Ulysses. Dismissals list Anthony Wittman, Ronnie Burnett, Susanna Hernandez, and Betty Curnette among others. Legal notice references Lila Lee F Totsche and Hoyt H Fer.
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St. Catherine
Gary Kellison
Jaan Mercado
Gardendale
Verna Graham
Abe Delgado
Andy Marine
Copeland
Roy Potter
Walter Loucks
Copeland Gregory Wayne Kuhlman
Healy
C. EB. Battin
Ulysses Donald Gene Birkholz
Mark Staton Moclure
Impérial
Walter F. Mercer
Leslie Russell
Tom Norris
Old Manor
Raymond Kitten
Lakin
Ay St. Catherine Anthony Thomas Wittman
Ronnie Burnett
Inge and Kan
Sas
Susanna Hernandez
Pearl
Donald Peckham
Santa Fe
Wade Renick
Betty Curnette
Burnside Drive
Leopold George Howell
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from Kansas City
Kansas City AP market summary shows cattle and calves strong, steers 23.80 higher, cows 14.25 to 15.75, hogs 25 to 50 higher with barrows 15.25 to 16.00, sows 14.50 to 15.75, lambs steady to strong with prime to good grades at 19.00 and 17.50 to 18.50 for others. volume reported for cattle 000, hogs 3,000, sheep 600.
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Kansas City
Market rebounds as blue chips lead gains
New York AP reports stocks rebounded from earlier losses with strong volume. Industrials, motors, rails, steels, utilities and chemicals rose while nonferrous metals and tobaccos mixed. The Associated Press average rose 1.2 at noon, the Dow up 5.71 at 738.50 as trading stayed active on the American Stock Exchange.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
Dow Jones
Theerican Stock Exchange
U.S
Garden City court notices mix with licenses and fines
Garden City area notices list marriage licenses and numerous fines for offenses from improper passing to speeding and driving with licenses suspended. Names include Wayne L Collins Gardendale and Manuel Acosta Robles Santa Fe, with suspensions starting Sept 4 and 6 and penalties up to 125 dollars. Several bonds forfeited and individuals committed for DWI, speeding, and no license.
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Wayne L. Collins
Gardendale
Russel Frank Collins
Manuel Acosta Robles
Santa Fe
Larry Dean Pierre
Campbell
Willam E. Hallmark
S. 7Th
William Raymond Barns
Kalyesta
Winston Otto Price
N. Main
Bernie Anthony Wasinger
Walker
Larry Dean Bickett
Leroy Gomez
Scout Commissioners In Conference Here
More than 36 Boy Scout commissioners from the 19 county Santa Fe Trail Council attended a weekend conference at the new Co op Center here. Fred Thompson of Kansas City Kansas was the faculty advisor and Joseph Thomas of Kansas City Missouri was one of the instructors. The course was directed by Duane West and included Roy Wilkerson Sedrick Tilson and district commissioners as instructors.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Fred Thompson
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Thomas
Duane West
Roy Wilkerson
Buffalo Range
Robert Kelpe
High Plain
Sedrick Tilson
Cimarron River
Unusual litter of three pups on Emporia farm
Emporia, Kan. Carl Wilhite reports a fox mother and Irish terrier sire produced three five month old pups discovered under an oat bin on his west Emporia farm. One pup resembles the terrier, one the fox, and the third an intermediate appearance. The fox reportedly stays nearby and the dogs showed no hostility.
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Emporia, Kan
Carl Wilhite
Emporia
Trixie
Wilhite
Jackie Kennedy heads to Greece for two week yacht vacation
Washington AP says Mrs John F Kennedy leaves today for a two week Greek vacation. She will cruise the Aegean aboard Onassis yacht Christiana with sister and Prince Stanislas Radziwill. She flies from New York to Athens via Rome and stays at Marcos Nomikos seaside villa near Athens.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Greece
Aegean
East Mediterranean
Aristotle Onassis
New York
Haile Selassie
Union Station
Athens
Rome
Marcos Nomikos
Cavouri Bay
Approval Seen For Military Pay Measure
Washington AP The largest military pay raise in history is expected to pass and take effect immediately. The bill, approved by the Senate last Thursday, would raise basic and subsistence pay with averages around 4 percent to 14 percent, plus $55 for combat area and $30 for those separated from dependents. Reservists and National Guardsmen would also gain higher drill pay.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy
White House
Lfe
Navy
South Viet Nam
Break-In Reported At Dibbens Drive In On Fulton
A break-in at Dibbens Drive In on East Fulton occurred overnight. Sheriff's deputies said a door was forced open and a cigarette machine was broken into. Items stolen were not yet determined.
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Dibbens’ Drive- In
E. Fulton
Sheriff’s Office
Seek Extension In Fund Drive At Kansas State Station
A 0 day extension for the 35000 fund drive to build a research center at the Kansas State University Branch Experiment Station was requested by the station advisory committee. The deadline was today with about half raised, hoping state legislature will match the local funds for lab and greenhouse facilities. The plan has approval from KSU President James A. McCain and the state board of regents. Train of donors from 26 Southwest Kansas counties includes banks, co ops, and businesses with totals noted, district goals set for Finney County at 7500 dollars and other counties participating.
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Kansas State University Branch
KSU
James A. McCain
State Board, of Regents
Southwest
Kansas
Old
Garden City
Lane-Scott Electric Co-op
Farmers Co-op Oil & Supply
Harold Mulville
First National Bank
Egbert Drug Store
Coverdale Body Shop
Dan Shattuck
Elkhart
Oliver Farm
Emory Addington
Addington Grain, Co
Elkhart Co-op Equity Exchange
First State Bank
Fisher International
Coburn Auto Implement
Elkhart Implement
Baughman Butane
Refuses to Testify, Jailed in Grand Jury Case
Frank Casino, named by Joseph Valachi as the finger man in a gangland killing, is jailed in Toms River on a New York warrant for refusing to testify before a grand jury. He is suspected in knowledge of Anthony Carfano's Sept 25, 1959 slaying. first arrest tied to Valachi information.
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Toms River
N.J
Frank Casino
Joseph Valachi
New York
Casino
Beach Haven
Frank D. O'Connor
Queens
New York City
Anthony
Little Augie Pisano) Carfano
Justice Department
Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
O'Connor
Pisano
Valachi Details Gangland War and Genovese Ties
Joseph Valachi testifies before the Senate Investigations subcommittee on a lethal 1930s gangland war tied to La Cosa Nostra. He claims a secret commission ruled then, Genovese rose to “boss of bosses,” and a $100,000 bounty was placed on him after he began cooperating with federal agents. Valachi seeks new laws to curb organized crime and to enable police wiretaps and compelled testimony via immunity. Genovese is reported ill in Leavenworth, while Valachi remains under guard after leaving hiding.
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Mony
Valachi
la Coga Nostra
Genovese
Syndicate
Atlanta
Justice Department
U. S
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New York
Leavenworth
Kaw
J. C. Taylor
la Cosa Nostra
Taylor
Prelates Approve Key Vatican Council Schema
At Vatican City the Ecumenical Council approved for final debate a key document redefining the church in modern terms. The schema on de ecclesia would expand bishops' share in papal authority to aid unity, with 2,231 voting yes and 42 no, setting up detailed discussion and further votes.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Longtime Kansas farmer R A Turley dies in Elkader visit
R A Turley 76 a longtime western Kansas farmer died Monday night while visiting Elkader on the Smoky Hill River. Born November 14 1886 in Lawrence he married Alma Best in 1907. They lived in Logan Ness Gove and Scott counties before settling in Scott County then returning to Logan. Survivors include widow four daughters six sons four sisters 28 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral is set for 2 p m Thursday at the First Baptist Church Scott City with Rev Kenneth Bowlen and Rev G Estel Hines officiating. burial in Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home is in charge.
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Scott City
Kansas
R. A. Turley
Elkader
Smoky Hill
Lawrence
Alma Best
Russell Springs
Logan County
Ness County
Gove County
Scott County
Estella Cranmer
Dorthy Blume
Vanna Hatler
Campbell
Garden City
Elsie Wren
Norwalk
Calif
Robert
Earl
Modoc
William
Arnold
Clarence
Oakley
Ralph
Ava
Letha Summers
Elsa Davis
Russell
May Luckinga
Tribune
Iva Striener
Nevada
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Bbwen
Estel Hines
Scott County Cemetery
Weinmann
City prisoner walks from work detail in Garden City
A city prisoner escaped from a work detail in northwest Garden City Monday afternoon. Charles Hardin Ruth, a Coloradoan, 98, 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds, was serving a $110 fine for driving while intoxicated and driving without a license. He wore a light blue shirt and dark dress pants, last seen about 4 p.m.
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Northwest Garden City
Charles Hardin Ruth
Ruth
Labor Demand Grows for Southwest Harvests
Labor officials in the Southwest report rising demand as fall harvests approach. W. S. Trebilcock, Kansas State Employment Office manager, said men are needed for milo sugar beet and ensilage harvests and a few construction jobs also need filling.
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Southwest
W. S. Trebillcock
Kansas State Employment Office
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Hoyt
Co-Op
Kansas City Livestock
Guson
Et Ux
Boyd
John EF. Courtney
Nancy Pierce
William Raymond Burns
Carroll Leroy Jones
Calvin Cleo Sliger
Stephen Charles Guth
Mrs
Clarence Katz
Dianna Darlene Snell
Jon Henry Logan
Richard Ted Penkoff
Raymond George Schiffelbein
Leroy Elma Anderson Jr
Sharon Thad Deremus
James Bruce Barlow
Scout Commissioners
Saram
Adar
Jackie
Legion
Telegram
Paul Daniel Ens
Dan Ens
American Legion
Charles Ramaley
Kansas Veterans Commission
E Community Service
Dan Banman
Legion Child Welfare
Paul
Alvin Dwight
Clifford Mayo
Finney County
Finney
Liberal
Pittman Feed Co
Light Grain & Milling Co
Farmers Cooperative Commission Co
Hutchinson
Consumers Co-op Assn
Syracuse
Bucklin
Ingalls Coop
Larned
Farmers State Bank
Jetmore
Dodge City
Wright
Kingsdown
Wheatland Electric
Cimarron
Agriculture Representation Fund
Farmers Co-op
Protection
Rolla
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Garden Chis Telegram
Allen
Freak
Kugh
Garden City Fairgrounds
Jaycees
Ferocious Fighting Lions
Ina
Seething den Oy
Fearless Fred Logan
Steel Arena
Monster Hippodrome
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