Wildlife Funds Made Available
The government will release 12.8 million dollars on July 1 as a partial apportionment of 1960-61 federal fish and wildlife funds with 75 percent reimbursement for approved state projects. Seaton noted 10.3 million for wildlife and 2.5 million for fish restoration. precise totals to be announced later. States listed include Kansas 41,083 and 208,376 dollars and Missouri 66,041 and 227,635 dollars.
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Washington
Fred A. Seaton
Seaton
Kansas
Missouri
Billy Wilder Says He Makes Up His Own Wisecracks
New York AP reports Billy Wilder distinguishes himself by inventing his witty lines. He comments on a Monroe rift, notes she is a fine actress who should study punctuality, and says he expects future collaboration with the right script. He reflects on careers, awards, smoking habits, and Hollywood’s future.
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New York
Billy Wilder
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Wilder
Miss Monroe
Billy
Grandfather Held In Passing Of 13 Year Old
Liberty Missouri AP reports 13 year old JoAnn Wyse died in an alleged incident. Cecil E. Floyd 63, her grandfather, is charged with first degree serious case. Floyd denied involvement, failed a lie detector, and led searches. Prosecutor cites past gifts and hotel registration with JoAnn as husband and wife. Floyd arraigned held without bond. preliminary hearing set for June 28.
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Liberty, Mo
JoAnn Wyse
Cecil E. Floyd
R. E. McDowell
Floyd
McDowell
JoAnn
Excelsior Springs
George Thrail‘kill
Harry Wyse
MceDowell
Jo-Ann
Wyse
John Lodwick
Richard F. MecFadin
Castro says U S threat bigger than Chile quakes
Fidel Castro warned that the United States is a greater danger to Cuba than the Chilean earthquake. He spoke at a late night dockside event while dispatching relief shipments for Chile after the quake.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Chile
Chiles
Castro
Political Crisis Deepens Over Atomic Warfare Critique
In a sharp denunciation, he compared the Cuban stance unfavorably to a Chilean earthquake, accusing great powers of ignoble motives and hurling atomic bombs on two cities. He claimed civilians suffered massively as a result of international egoism and blindness.
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Nagasaki
Cuba
Claims Bomarcs More Foolproof Than Soap
Brig. Gen. Gilbert L. Pritchard, commander at McGuire Air Force Base, says Bomarc missiles are "more fool proof than soap" and pose "very remote" risk of atomic mishap. A fire destroyed one missile near McGuire after a Tuesday launch pad incident. no injuries occurred. An eight-man board will investigate the blaze, with safeties described as precautions.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
In.j
Gilbert L. Pritchard
Prichard
New York
Air Force
Suffolk County
N.Y
Here
Pritchard
Clarance ‘Baldwin
Air Force Police
Th Atomic Aircraft Co
Air Research and Development Command
Stanton News Social Roundup Touches Gates Family Visits
Homer Gates and son and Mrs Ava Gates of Merriam visited at the Ray Dooley home. Mr and Mrs Jesse Rattles returned home from a Missouri visit. Callers at the George Brassfield home included Mrs Charley Steel Mr and Mrs Frank Record of California and Georgia Woodman of Bonner Springs. Ross Cole of Kansas City is a house guest of his cousin Mr and Mrs Dan Brassfield.
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Homer Gates
Ava Gates
Merriam
Ray Dooley
Jesse Rattles
Missouri
George Brassfield
Charley Steel
Frank Record
California
iGeorgia Woodman
Bonner i Springs
Ross Cole
Kansas City
Dan Brassfield
Symington Wins Warm Welcome at Michigan AFL CIO Meet
Sen. Stuart Symington drew a warm reception in Grand Rapids as Michigan AFL CIO delegates signaled support, with at least 12 of 102 Democratic delegates pledged to back him. Gov. Williams and others back Kennedy, while Symington’s strength may surface at the East Lansing preconvention meeting on June 18 before 1,200 union delegates and 750,000 members. The AFL CIO leadership avoided a formal endorsement, though president August Scholle backs Kennedy.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Stuart Symington
Michigan
AFL + CIO
Missouri
G. Mennen Williams
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Fred Matthews
Symington
Matthews
East Lansing
Afl-Cio
August Scholle
Kenneddy
Man Dies While Working On Sewer in Wichita
Joseph J. McDonald, 55, operator of a Wichita electric sewer service, died Wednesday while working on a sewer line. Firemen could not determine if death was from a short in his service line causing electrocution or a heart attack.
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Wichita
Kas
Joseph JO. McDonald
Wichita Electric
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