Viet Nam Buddhist Crisis Draws Attention in Belgrade
Mrs Nhu head South Viet Nam delegation in Belgrade for Interparliamentary Union meeting. She and Pope Paul VI commented on Buddhist plight. Kennedy suggested possible Diem government changes to ease tensions. U S delegates include Senators Mansfield and Kennedy as fifty nine nations attend.
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Belgrade
Vunastacin
APY
Ndo Dinh
Kennedy
Viet Namay
Delrer
South Viet Nam
Belgrate
Saul Viet Nam
Nhu
Nea Dtah Dien
Paul Vioto
Mra
Thes
Interparliamentary Union
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kansas City Livestock Report and Market Prices
AP dispatch notes cattle count 2 700 calves 25 no market test cows 14 16.00 house hogs and gilts 25 50 lower sows steady to 25 lower barrows and gilts 12 220 240 dollars wider range hogs 1 200 260 May 15 75 16 00 sows 1 3 000 8 50 Iowa Kansas market figures included with grains and feed prices for Wheat Barley Corn and Rye with fluctuating quotes and local price changes across multiple commodities.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Backs From Record As Stocks Ease From Peak
New York markets eased after a record run as trading slowed to about 68 million shares. Industrials fell as steel, motor and rail shares declined, while grains and some papers rose. Dow Jones average dipped about 0.8, with utilities and other blue chips down slightly.
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New York
Wessis
Dow Jones Industria
Cheyster and
Ford
General Motors
Rusk Hopes for Red Agreement with Soviet Union
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he hopes to reach agreements with the Soviet Union on safeguards against war by accident or miscalculation. He outlined more than a dozen potential areas for talks including slowing arms production, reducing armaments, easing Berlin crisis, strengthening UN peacemaking, people-to-people exchanges, joint disease efforts, and scientific cooperation.
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Miami Breach
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
National American Legion
Trusk
Aj Hial
Russia
Rusk
Berlin
United Nations
Soviet aid not offered to Chedd government
AP reports sources say the Soviet Union made no direct agricultural aid offer to Prime Minister Chedd’s government. Help may come through a private firm, amid claims of a “imperialist blockade” impacting Dagun’s leftist regime.
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Georgedown
British Guiana
Soviet Union
Chedd Too Day Beat
Kremlin
Dagun
Today in History highlights 1649 to 1963
Chronology notes Cromwell captures Drogheda and beheads troops in 1649, London triumph in 1651, 1866 Kansas State University opens, 1918 St Mihiel drive by U S forces, 1946 Wallace speech, 1951 Marshall resignation, 1957 Arkansas school desegregation escalation, 1963 Kennedy space installation tour ends.
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Associated Press
Oliver Cromwell
Drogheda
Ireland
Cromwell
London
Charles II
Danvers, Osborne
New York
Kansas State University
U.S
St. Mihiel
United States
Henry Wallace
Russia
George C. Marshaall
Robert Lavell
Arkansas
Oryal Faubu
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Central High
Kennedy
Britain settles wage rise for farm hands in 1925
In London AP reports Britain's farm hands secured a weekly wage increase from nine pounds to nine pounds ten shillings after the Agricultural Wages Board agreed a compromise with farm workers. The rise falls short of the ten pound demand and hours were not fully reduced, drawing protests from employers.
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London
Britain
The
Agricultural Wages Board
Riot Clashes After Saigon School Protests Turn Violent
In Saigon, troops arrest over 160 youths at a technical school amid a wave of student unrest across high schools and university faculties. Riot police and soldiers move between hotspots. at least three soldiers injured and several students bruised during hour-long clashes.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Svas
Secondary School of Decorative Arts
Government School of Fine Arts
Ney Dinh Dien
University of Saigon
Frankie Sinatra faces Nevada gaming license charge
Nevada gaming board charges Frank Sinatra for allowing the guest Giancana to stay at Cal-Neva Lodge near Carson City between July and August. Paul d Amato accused of attempting to bribe agents. Sinatra may lose his Nevada license, with hearings and possible appeal.
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Carson Uhty
Sinatra
di Aetor
Ani
Pressutia
Nevada
America
New York
Frank Sinaadr
Jis
Sion
Carson City
Gianeina
Oak Park
Lords of America
Justice Department
Giancata Wisote
Casa Nostra
Giatcana
The
Gaming Board
Charles Sinatra Knowmely
Giancana
Cal-Neva
Cus
Paul d' Amato
Cal-Neva Lodge
Edward Olsen
Giuncana
CalNeva
Henry Sanicola
Sanford Waterman
Gidneana
al- Neva
Ita Tie Sands Hotel
Las Veas
Sands
Con Mission
Baige
Swim to Freedom in Berlin Night Escape
Two East Germans escaped to West Berlin during the night by swimming a canal between the city parts, according to West Berlin police. The overnight crossing highlights ongoing border tensions and the perilous attempts to flee East German restrictions.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Police
Military Pay Hike Bill Faces Unusual Senate House Deadlock
Pay raises totaling over 100 million for the U.S. military linger in an unusual Senate House standoff. Sen. Howard Cannon backs the Senate version of a 1.2 billion annual pay increase, while Rep. L Mendel Rivers pushes a House compromise. A conference resolution may be delayed pending other defense and treaty actions. Kennedy advised potential retroactive timing if delays persist.
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Washington
Senate
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
House
L. Mendel Rivers
D-5.c
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cannon
Congress
Kennedy
Ferguson Says Probe Is On
Atty. Gen. William Ferguson says the Kansas City police probe continues and he would meet with a group alleging delay. Spokesman Robert String says a caravan of about 300 will travel to Topeka to seek action and discuss the Street Department and Police Department cases. Ferguson may meet the group if they arrive in Topeka before noon.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Kansas City
Kan
Robert String
State House
Ferguson
Junction City
Park Still Unopposed in Korean Election
In Seoul the bid by politicians to unite behind one presidential candidate to oppose junta chief Chung Hea Park collapsed amid clashes. The Party of the People split into two factions, each nominating a candidate for the October 15 election, leaving 45-year-old Park with little serious opposition.
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Seoul
Chung Hea Park
Party of the People
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Hospitals Admissions At St Catherine And Nearby Areas
List of patients admitted to St Catherine and surrounding communities includes Mrs Merle Adkisson from Ulysses, Michael Lynn Johnson from Nol comb, Patricia Delzeit aged 78 from Bancroft, John Wakeland from Eminence, Rt Kurt Alan Huelskamp from Montezuma, Ralph Guthrie at 201 N 1st, Ralph Harrich at 1107 Hattie, Mrs Torenza C Regester at 1207 Relmtont, Mrs M M Beeson at 409 Ltd, Patricia Peoples of Gardendale, Mrs John A Christie at 31 Albert, and Mrs Willard McGinn Rt 1.
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St. Catherine
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses
Michael Lynn Johnson
Nolcomb
Patricia Delzeit
Bancroft
John Wakeland
Kurt Alan Huelskamp
Montezuma
Ralph Guthrie
Ralph Harrich
Hattie
Torenza C. Regester
Relmtont
M. M. Beeson
Ltd
Patricia Peoples
Gardendale
John A. Christie
Albert
Willard McGinn
Rt. 1
Washington Kennedys Celebrate 10th Anniversary Observed
President Kennedy and his wife plan to observe their 10th wedding anniversary in Newport Rhode Island with little detail released about plans. The president is to return to Washington on Monday.
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Kennedys
Associated Press
Wahington
News From
Washington
Kennedy
Newport
R.I
White House
Scouts Gain Ranks and Merit Badges at Troop 95 Court
Boy Scout Troop 95 of the Christian Church held a court of honor as parents gathered for a covered-dish supper. The scout master awarded 44 merit badges to 11 scouts and promoted members to tenderfoot 2nd class 1st class star life and eagle. New officers were Clifford Culbertson president Mrs Falke vice president Mrs Blanche Anderson secretary and Lewis Wagner treasurer.
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The
Christian Church
Katiy Falke
Kenneath Smith
Tenderfoot
Duane Kelley
Danny Mort
Marvin Wilson
Gary Wagner
Roger Wagner
Douglas Wagner
Maurice Howland
Donald Dellinger
Dismissals and Births Noted in Garden City Telegram
In Garden City Telegram September 12 1963 page two dismissals list several names including Mrs Larry G Seeger Mrs CaVerne Gandles Mrs Cath Delano G Koeln Charlies Becker Raelynn Daugherty Mrs Richard Burt Gloria Mesa Emma Sell and others Births announce a daughter born at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Willard McGinx Rt 1 on September 2 at 3 42 am weighing seven pounds and something ounces
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St .Catherine
Larry G. Seeger
Jones
CaVerne Gandles
Lamar
Delano G. Koeln
Willard Mc Ginx
Rt. 1
Legals and Police Summary From Local Court Actions
Warranty and corporation deeds for Stevens Third Addition and Mac and Fitz-Better Housing, and an oil lease in sections 17 24 32 and 18 21 54. Court sentences include Doris Aguilera for driving while intoxicated 90 days and $30 costs. Gabriel Richard Ray Holcomb fined $100 and $6.75 costs. William Douglas fined for speeding. multiple bonds posted and forfeited. fines for driving on suspended license and drunkenness. traffic accident at Main and Hamline caused extensive damage to two vehicles.
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Evalyn Olnstead
Marion Kf. Dale
Stevens Third Addition
Midwest Investment Co. Ing
Mac and
Doris Aguilera
Inge
Gabriel Richard Rayas
Holcomb
William Douglas
W. Fulton
Jesus Terez Ramirez
Aurelio James Garza
Mervin Darrell Goodrick
Leland Ralph Mead
Imperial Rt
Raymond Clinton Stinemetz
James Arthur Skages
Guadalupe M. Franco
Louis Edward Horton
Aurelios
James Garza
Larry Joe Allen
Sharon Kay Stinemetz
James Clinton Herrell
Jesus Perez Balmirez
Mervin Darrel Goodrick
Peter Witman
Garden City Ave
Tito Floyd Rodriguez
Raymond Francis Johnson
Wild Train Ride Wins Boy $50 Toward School
Kansas City AP reports twelve year old Larry Jones, who steered a freight engine earlier this week, received 50 dollars from M. E. Harkin of Detroit to start a college fund. The donor praised Larry’s spirit and courage and hoped the money would help his education.
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Kansas City
Larry Jones
M. E. Harkin
Detroit
Larry
Harkins
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