Man found dead near South Haven
An Oklahoma City man Archie Raymond Lynch 61 was found dead in a car driven by hitchhiker William Wesley Patton 41 near the Delbert Larsen farm two miles west of South Haven on US 81. Coroner said death due to emphysema. Patton was arrested on DUI transporting an open bottle and no license. He said Lynch asked him to drive as he was sleepy. The incident occurred after Lynch left Texas. Continued to Page 2.
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Oklahoma City
Delbert Larsen
South Haven
Archie Raymond Lynch
General Delivery
J. Roy Holder
William Wesley Patton
Alvord
Tex
John Patterson
Patterson
Patton
Lynch
Oklahoma
Texas
Cantrell family awaits baby plus $550 windfall
George Cantrell and wife at 812 East 8th expect a baby this month and will have $550 to spend. Cantrell, Boeing employee, and May Suggester of the Month, received $550 for resequencing wire bundles on B 52 aircraft and for reuse of electrical plugs saving time and materials. A photo in Boeing Plane Talk shows E A Denel presenting Cantrell with the check. The Cantrells are related to Rector Davis.
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East 8Th
Cantrell
Boeing
May
Boeing Plane Talk
E A. Denel
Davis
WHS
Ramada Inn
Prin. A. H. Budd
Hays
Sunflower
University of Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Governor Anderson
Sue Eckerman
Barbara Headley
Auxiliary
Deanne Taggart
Soroptimists
June Kubik
Wendell Hunt
Carroll Rohrer
Jimmie Johnson
Lannie
Weather forecast for Topeka and Wellington in Kansas
AP weather forecast indicates hot temperatures and continued shower chances across Kansas through Saturday. Wellington sees partly cloudy skies, warm humid conditions, and a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms tonight with highs in the lower 90s. Temperatures Thursday show a maximum of 93 and overnight lows around 69 to 73 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wellington
Pope John XXIII heads nine day mourning in Vatican
In Rome officials begin nine days of mourning for Pope John XXIII as his body rests in St. Peter's Basilica. Presidents and prime ministers prepare to attend the final requiem on June 17, with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson representing the United States.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Basilica
Pope John
Trinity
Corpus Christi
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Vladimir Kotliarov
Rome
College of Cardinals
Los Angeles Pledges to Integration and Timetable Set
Negro and white civil rights leaders in Los Angeles outline a plan for total integration with a 10 day action promise after a six hour conference that formed top level committees. They demand fair housing laws by June 21 and school district redrawing before September to push enrollment integration plus independent review boards by 1964.
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Los Angeles
H. H. Brookins
County Board of Supervisors
Wellington Swim Class Sign-Up Details for Summer
Wellington Recreation Commission offers summer swim lessons with three 12 day sessions. Registration Saturday 9 to 12 at the Recreation Center, age 6 plus residents only, fee 1.00. Sessions run June 17 28 July 1 12 and July 15 26.
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Wellington Recreation Commission
Recreation
Wellington
Royal family drawn intopolitical row over Profumo scandal
London AP reports a new security headache for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as Christine Keeler, a 22 year old with affairs including War Secretary John Profumo and Soviet naval attache Yevgeny Ivanov, enters the ongoing political row. Queen Elizabeth II is also drawn into the controversy.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Elizabeth II
Christine Keeler
Daily Express Today
John Profumo
Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
Jack
Profumo
Ivanov
Four Killed in Seneca Area Two Car Crash
Four people died and four were injured in a two car collision about eight miles south of Seneca Kansas on Thursday. A young woman 21 and five children headed to Nemaha County Lake were in one car. Killed were Sandra Quinn 21 Robin 4 and Mike Ladey 10. Other fatalities were Mrs Frank H Haverkamp Sr 54 of Seneca. The injured were taken to a hospital in Axtell.
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Seneca
Nemaha County
Sandra Quinn
Kansas City
Robin
Mike Ladey
Corning
Kan
Brenda K. Bradley
Salina
Connie Bryant
Raytown
Frank H. Haverkamp Sr
Frank Jr
Goff
Axtell
Kansas 63
Form of electronic warfare shields carriers from Russian flights
Navy official says Russian bomber overflights test detection gear but do not render carriers obsolete. Admiral Schoech stresses secrecy limits, notes carriers can be found if electronic mouths are open yet remain secure when silenced. He warns against overreaction and explains vulnerability is relative to land bases.
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U.S
United States
Associated Press
Bem Price
Washington
Navy
William A. Schoech
Naval Operations
Air
U.S. Navy
Schoech
Sheech
Wellington Post Office Site Investigation Announced
The General Services Administration will study possible sites for a post office and federal office building in Wellington. On June 10 and 11 officials will review locations, with a 45 000 square foot site and minimum width of 210 feet in or near the central business district.
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General Services Administration
Wellington
GSA
E. 3. Hyndman
Central Business District
Congress
Dewey backs Rockefeller in Kennedy era bid
Former Gov Thomas E Dewey praised Nelson Rockefeller as the logical Republican nominee to oppose President Kennedy. At a state GOP dinner Dewey welcomed the Rockefellers home from their honeymoon while over 2 700 Republicans attended.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dewey
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefellers
GOP
Blind boy meets President Kennedy in San Diego
An 11 year old blind boy, Joey Renzi, writes a Braille letter to President Kennedy and meets him at the Marine Corps depot. Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth facilitates the encounter including a tie clasp gift. Joey describes the President as tall with a strong grip and waves as the helicopter departs.
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San Diego
Calif
Kennedy
Fred Korth
Secretary of the Navy
Korth
Joey Renzi
Marine Corps
Joey
Goodby
Father boasts tribal names in playful school taunt
A junior high pupil declares his father is an Eagle Mo ose Elk and Lion, inspiring a friend to quip about the cost to see him. The exchange reflects playful schoolyard teasing and imagination among students.
Navy Halts Commissioning of Atomic Sub Tinosa
The Navy suspended builders trials and commissioning of the atomic submarine Tinosa, a sister ship of the lost Thresher, with no new schedule set. Trials were to have occurred by now to enable a June 15 commissioning. The pause may wait for the Thresher court of inquiry outcomes. Tinosa was built at Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire, where the Thresher was also repaired before deep dives.
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Washington
Thresher
Navy
Navy High Command
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
Pickets block school buses in St Louis protest
In a predominantly Negro neighborhood, about 150 demonstrators formed a human chain around 12 Dozier Elementary School buses and another area. Officials said 500 to 900 pupils were dismissed as pickets refused to withdraw. some children walked to school while protests targeted segregated schooling.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Committee For Parents
Dozier
Philip J. Hickey
St. Louis
Hickey
Frank Madison Reid
Charles Oldham
Congress of Racial Equality
South St. Louis
Severe thunderstorm forecast targets Kansas and Missouri
The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm forecast for central and eastern Kansas and northwest Missouri. Scattered storms with large hail and damaging winds were expected from 3 p m to 9 p m CST in an area from 60 miles southwest of Wichita to 40 miles east northeast of St Joseph.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
Wichita
Kan
St. Joseph
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