Two Champs Leading In State Meet
In Wichita AP report two former champions lead the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament. Dave Dennis of Independence and Johnny Stevens of Wichita each won second round matches to move toward a quarterfinal showdown. Stevens beat Bob Dare 5 and 4. Dennis beat John Begert 5 and 4 as others, including Sam Sadler Virgil Parker, advance.
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Topeka
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Salina
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Slight Increase In Store Sales In KC District
Department store sales in the Kansas City Federal Reserve District rose 2 percent last week from the same week a year earlier, with Omaha up 21 percent, Joplin and Lincoln each 14 percent higher, Topeka 5 percent, Denver 3 percent, and Wichita down 6 percent.
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Kansas City Ranges Show Small City Tax Change
Downtown Kansas City reports a 4 percent decrease while Greater Kansas City sees a 1 percent rise, outlining uneven local tax shifts between areas.
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Kansas City
Queen Fabiola Expecting Report From Vatican
Pope John XXIII told Belgian newsmen that Queen Fabiola is expecting a baby during the royal state visit to the Vatican. The Pope granted a special audience to reporters accompanying Queen Fabiola and King Baudouin as they met in a state audience on Thursday.
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Divorce mill uncovered in St. Louis
In St Louis a joint statement by Circuit Atty Daniel Reardon Jr and Prosecuting Atty Norman Anderson says a divorce mill with Buffalo roots enabled 25 Buffalo couples to obtain divorces in St Louis through false testimony. Two judges flagged irregularities and 550 to 1125 dollar fees were paid per case. The lawyers involved were unnamed and no charges filed yet.
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General Edwin Walker May Retire After Army Probe
President Kennedy has completed review of the Army inquiry into Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and his troops in Germany. Indications point to a reprimand in the report, with Walker possibly seeking retirement. Walker, age 51, has 30 years in service and faces a potential retirement if he wishes.
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Allies shrug off protest over Berlin meetings
Berlin notes from Moscow protest West German Bundestag committees meeting in West Berlin. Soviet charges call it provocation. Allies dismiss as propaganda. Bonn says Adenauer to visit Berlin. East Germany calls it Bonn provocation. Allied stance keeps West Berlin tied to West Germany for support.
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Fidel Castro says Cuba open to Americans and students
Fidel Castro told the Union of International Students closing session that Cuba is open to Americans and that Cubans may go to the United States including to study at American universities to test if they can be brainwashed. He dismissed reports on tractors-for-prisoners and defended the revolution as socialist, not Communist.
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United States
the Union of International Students
Five Freedom Riders Jailed in Jackson Mississippi
Five more Freedom Riders arrived by train and were arrested for breach of peace after refusing to leave the white waiting room at Illinois Central station. The arrests bring the total jailed to 98 riders facing segregation protests at Washington terminals. The City Court sentenced 21 on Thursday to two months in jail and $200 fines. among the convicted were Mark Lane of New York City and Percy Sutton, NAACP leader, both released on bond or paying fines.
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New York City
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Resume Talks In Gas Co Strike
Negotiators agreed to resume talks on a new contract for Gas Service Co. operating and maintenance personnel on strike since Wednesday. No service disruption has occurred as supervisory staff assume duties. Wages are the central dispute. the expired contract paid $2.28 to $2.93 per hour.
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Kansas City
Gas Service Co
Gas Workers Metal Trades Union Local 781
Ford Plant Fire Loss Estimated at $10,000
Kansas City report: a fire at the Ford assembly plant in Claycomo destroyed tires and foam rubber stored in a southeast warehouse corner. Plant manager Clark F. Riddle estimated damage at $10,000 and said production will not be affected. Foam rubber used in automobile seats was involved.
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Ford Assembly
Claycomo
Clark F. Riddle
Khrushchev Attacks Nasser Over Communist Policy
Al Ahram reported Khrushchev harshly attacked Nasser for suppressing communism in the United Arab Republic and warned of Nasser's downfall if he does not embrace communism. He spoke on May 3 to a U A R National Assembly delegation in Moscow urging better life under communism.
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