Bertha Spencer Kappa Pi scholarship awarded to Terry Aikins
Terry Aikins son of Mr and Mrs Bob Aikins of Oxford receives the Bertha Spencer Kappa Pi scholarship for 100 dollars at Kansas State College of Pittsburg where he will be a senior next term. Terry’s father was a charter Kappa Pi member and first president at Pittsburg. Terry will be president next year.
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Terry
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Wellington Area Weather Update
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thunder storms through tonight. Expect tonight’s lows in the mid 60s and today’s highs around the mid 80s with daytime temperatures in the 60s.
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Wellington
Dole seeks Freeman views on 1964 wheat program
Rep. Robert Dole sent a letter to Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman asking for answers on how the 1964 wheat program should operate if Congress does not pass new wheat legislation this year. He pressed for positions on cross compliance, pricing, and possible emergency payments for farmers with 1964 allotments.
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Robert Dole Ryan
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Dole
Freeman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Lawyer Arrest Ties Slaying of Insured Wife in St Paul
Police arrest T Eugene Thompson a St Paul criminal lawyer in the slaying of his wife Mrs Thompson 34 insured for 1.06 million dollars. A Minneapolis man Dick W Anderson 35 indicted for the murder admitted his role and is held on $100000 bond. The case points to a hired killing with Thompson facing a preliminary hearing and grand jury after insurance proof of loss filings.
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St. Paul
T. Eugene Thompson
Minneapolis
Lester McAuliff
Dick W. C. Anderson
Thompson
J. Clifford Jones
Norman Mastrian
Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
Mastrian
Sheldon Morris
Morris
Ramsey County
William Randall
Mastman
Randall
George Barkley
Cuban exile council commando raid denounced as minor
U S officials and rival exile group condemn a Cuban Revolutionary Council commando thrust into Cuba as a minor operation. The UR says the raid was a publicity stunt and harmful to underground coordination. Authorities highlight risks to intelligence and anti Castro efforts.
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Fla
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Cuba
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Macmillan orders probe into Profumo affair
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judicial inquiry into the Profumo security scandal with Lord Denning's oversight. The opposition Labor party urged a House of Commons select committee, warning the inquiry must reveal truth and potential security lapses amid rumors of broader involvement.
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Harold Macmillan
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House of Commons
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Harold Wilson
Lord Denning
John A. Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Macmillian
Europe Welcomes Election of Pope Paul IV
Europe praised Pope Paul IV as a worthy successor to John XXIII and hoped for reformist continuity. Leaders across France Germany Britain and Spain offered mixed reactions amid Franco's reservations and Madrid’s tensions while Moscow Radio noted the stated policy link to his predecessor.
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Bright boy’s mischief tests teacher’s plan
A mother replies to a note about her son being bright but distracted by girls. The teacher promises a plan to curb the habit and the mother humorously offers to test the method on the father. The exchange highlights schoolroom humor and parental wit.
Paul VI Elected Pope at Vatican as Montini Leads
The College of Cardinals elected Giovanni Battista Montini as the 262nd pope. He takes the name Paul VI and aims to continue John XXIII policies of peace and Christian unity. Crowds exceed 100,000 in St Peter’s Square as the new pontiff is announced.
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Kennedy civil rights bill faces GOP hesitation in Senate drive
In Washington, efforts to secure a bipartisan Senate majority for Kennedy's civil rights package stall as Republicans resist desegregating private businesses. Sen Javits predicts a majority will join, while Humphrey remains confident of reaching the Monday target with 43 sponsors so far, including nine Republicans.
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Illinois
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Arizona
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Summer arrives as 1963 marks solstice and equinox
Astronomers note summer began at 9 04 last night with the sun overhead near the Tropic of Cancer. The longer term trend is days shortening as the sun climbs southward. The WHS Class of 1943 plans a 26th reunion at the American Legion Building with social hour, banquet, and dance. Sumner County Red Cross meets Tuesday at 7 at Ramada Inn. Zip code 67103 announced for Mayfield Postmaster Paul Wade. Birthday reminders for Jonnie Landes Heidi Hemmingsen and others. wedding anniversaries noted for several couples.
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Don McAlister
Marianne Garland
Frank Ross
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Defense budget clears House Appropriations Committee
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 47.092 billion defense budget for the coming year to ensure U S military supremacy. The plan funds 2.695 million active personnel, about 700 B52 and B58 bombers, over 1 000 ICBMs and 41 Polaris submarines, 872 ships and 30 800 aircraft, with Army Navy Air Force and other agencies budgeted accordingly.
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United States
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Bank official guilty in embezzlement case in Kansas City
Frank E. Scheurich 33 former manager of the foreign exchange department at the First National Bank was sentenced to one year in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling 2148 dollars. The total five year loss linked to the scheme exceeded 60000 dollars. Porfirio Bill Martinez had earlier pleaded guilty to embezzlement and received six months. The judge criticized the bank for negligence and noted Scheurich’s costly lifestyle while earning 450 dollars a month.
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Harry Wiggins
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