Local notes from Caldwell Messenger and regional papers
Martha Bud Houchin asks for a Messenger address change to Box 150 Woodland California and proximity to Olson hometown friends noted. Local columns cite Border Queen Museum building fund, Gail Persinger teaching at Campus High, John Baird hired as vocal instructor, Larry Marsh serving aboard USS Bellatrix, Linda Naasz Candy Striper at St Luke’s, Allen Pennock injured by a horse, Eddie Truman featured by St Louis Globe-Democrat, and various community updates from Belle Plaine South Haven Argonia Conway Springs and Wichita areas including honors and scholarships.
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Millicent Stiles
Caldwell Messenger
Bud Houchin
Fresno
Calif
Woodland
Frankie and Mary Kern
Border Queen Museum
Gail
Dorothy) Persinger
George Kubik
Caldwell
Campus High
Wichita
Oxford High School Board of Education
John Baird
Oxford Register
Baird
Ark City High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Larry J. Marsh
USN
Lyle L. Metz
Oxford
Register
Linda Naasz
St. Lukes Hospital
Wellington
Elmer Naasz
Oxford High School
Allen Pennock
Earl Pennock
Belle Plaine News
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Eddie Truman
Ralph Truman
Prairie Garden
Bill Butters
Harvey Hollingsworth
Greg
Grand Lake
Belle Plaine
Wendell Skinners
Ezra Burts
South Haven
Glenda
Elmer Richards
Harold Miller
George Ruftis
St. Francis Hospital
Ivan Eugene Wiley
College of Agriculture
Oklahoma State Univesity
South Haven New Era
Argonia
Richard Forrest
Argonia Argosy
Fred Wagner
Bob Crites
Bertha Smith
Rantoul
Conway Springs
Ruth Harper
Hank Watson
Joyce Martin
Lloyd Martin
Walter E. Myer
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
the Star
Kansas Pony Trotting Association
Della Skiles
Ernest Skiles
Skiles
Smile Turns Sour as Wife Recalls Volks Wageal Gift
A tearful matron phones a reducing salon to lament her husband gave her a Volks Wageal as a present she cannot fit into. The operator reassures and schedules an appointment, promising she will wear the dress soon.
Khrushchev in East Berlin as Kennedy draws vast crowds
Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin for a staged show amid Kennedy's large turnout in West Berlin. East Berlin crowds were reported around half a million to 1.4 million by different estimates, while Western observers clocked Kennedy at 1.4 million cheering in West Berlin. Ulbricht greeted Khrushchev at the airport as the Soviet leader spoke at City Hall about Soviet achievements. Khrushchev noted Ulbricht's birthday and said a summit with other bloc leaders would follow, while avoiding direct mention of Kennedy.
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Khrushchev
Valentina Tereshkova
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
West Germany
East Ger- Germany
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
West
Berlin
East
City Hall
Walter Ulbricht
Wellington Area Weather Keeps Unseasonably Hot Demand
Weather in the Wellington area remains generally fair with continued unseasonably hot conditions. Today's high near 100 degrees, tonight’s low around 70 to 75 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Scott urges GOP unity to win 1964 campaign
Sen. Hugh Scott urged Young Republicans to avoid civil war within the party, warning that infighting could let Democrats win in 1964. He called for tolerance, support for the party’s nominees, and focus on stopping wasteful federal spending.
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San Francisco
Hugh Scott
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scott
Udall cites weak Kansas park support
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall said Kansas members of Congress have shown limited enthusiasm for a Prairie National Park. He noted the department will focus on proposals with stronger delegation backing. A grass fire near Washington and Botkin at 1:55 p.m. Friday was blamed on children with firecrackers. no damage was reported.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Kansas
Congress
Department
Botkin
Fire sweeps 21 story building in Rio toll uncertain
Dozens rescued by rope lines and ladders as flames engulfed a Rio de Janeiro office block. At least seven killed and more than 40 burned? victims admitted, with many others treated and released. helicopters helped supply firefighting crews from the air.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Ermelindo Fernandez
Astoria
State wages untouched by Kansas court case
Kansas officials say state finances won’t be affected for now by a Wichita grocers case over Sunday trading. Hearing starts next Tuesday in Wichita. The suit questions legality of the new appropriations bill not being signed before adjournment.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Charles H. Hobart
Department of Administration
Kennedy pledges effort for global nuclear pact
President Kennedy vowed the United States will use all powers to forge a worldwide agreement to freeze the spread of atomic weapons. In Dublin he urged action before the Irish Parliament and recalled Ireland's UN resolution backing arms control. He also faced a tense moment when a spectator clung to his car in Cork as Secret Service guards steadied him.
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Dublin
Kennedy
United States
Dail
Ireland
United Nations
Cork City Hall
Secret Service
Patrick Kennedy
Dunganstown
Jack
Parliament
Cork
Arbour Hill
Church of the Sacred Heart
Lamon de Valera
U Thant Probes Alleged UN Call Girl Ring
U.N. Secretary General U Thant said he is reviewing reports that prostitutes operated within the United Nations and targeted diplomats. The Journal American and other papers linked a Czech woman, Maria Novotny, to vice rings in diplomatic circles, with FBI and CIA reportedly examining the claims. A related case concerns Evelyn Davis, a 33 year old investment counselor and U.N. correspondent, paroled after prostitution charges as investigators probe her background.
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NEW York
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
New York Journal- American
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Journal- American
New York Daily News
United States
Maria Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Manhattan
Harry Alan Towers
Towers
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
Britain
Internal Revenue Service
Evelyn Davis
Olathe Youth Convicted in Double Slaying Case
Lloyd Lee Harsh, 18, convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Donna Dee Busby 17 and wounding Thomas Thorp 20. He received two concurrent terms not to exceed 20 years in the Kansas reformatory at Hutchinson after a judge rejected a new trial.
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Olathe
Kan
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Friday
Kansas
Lenexa
Marsh
Kansas Supreme Court
Harsh
Thorp
Keeler Testifies of Profumo Affair in Court
Christine Keeler told a magistrate court she had sexual relations with former War Minister John Profumo for money, said she slept once with Soviet attaché Yevgeny Ivanov, and that Lord Astor paid her rent. She described Ward introducing her to Profumo at Cliveden and said she helped recruit other women while Ward controlled earnings.
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London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Lord Astor
Stephen Ward
Ward
Istineto
Profumo
Ivanoid
Harold Macmillan
Christine
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
Mandy
Mervyn Griffith
Jones
Miss Keeler
Cliveden
England
Astor
Nancy Astor
Bronwen Pugh
Macmillan Aims to Lead Tories Through Profumo Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said he would not panic over the Profumo affair and intends to lead the Conservative Party in Britain's next election. He stressed duties to the nation and party, signaling a stance against quitting before talks with President Kennedy.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Britain
Macmillan
John Profumo
Wolverhampton
Kennedy
New check law takes effect Monday in 1963 legislature
County Attorney Chas E Watson announces a revised insufficiency check law. Senate Bill No 172 stiffens penalties for bad checks and shifts collection duties away from the county attorney and sheriff. Abatement is not allowed. restitution by the writer is not permitted. Offenders under $50 face misdemeanor penalties and possible jail time. $50 or more can be a felony with substantial fines and prison terms. A seven day notice to the writer is required before filing a complaint.
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Chas. E. Watson
U.S
Wheat Capital Golf finals tee off as caddies needed
June 29 1963 notes include Wheat Capital Golf finals with early tee off and caddies asked to report to grounds. Community events K of C dance at the Legion tonight and Elks stag night next Tuesday. Courthouse hours change next Saturday, July 6, with elevator repairs and new doors pending. Birthdays for Peggy Edgar and others, plus wedding anniversaries listed.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Wheat Capital
Elks
K. of C
Legion
Peggy Edgar
Bob Brownlee
Raymond Stonehocker
Brad Ewing
Leis Blaine
Elizabeth Veail
Willard Wise
Robert Ramey
M. C. Woods
George Manly
Eisenhower to Visit Abilene in Early Week
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will spend a two day, informal visit in his hometown Abilene. He plans to arrive between 6 and 7 a.m. Tuesday aboard a railroad business car and depart Wednesday evening with military aide Brig. Gen. Robert Schulz.
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Abilene
Ian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert Schulz
Wayfield Robbery at Metzen Grocery Under Investigation
A break in at the Metzen Grocery in Mayfield was reported early Friday by store manager Eugene Metzen. Entry occurred through a south window, with losses over $200 in cash and merchandise.
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Metzen
Mayfield
Eugene Metzen
Wide Open Letter to Mr Secretary from Duke regarding UN
A historical letter from Duke addresses Secretary of the SECGEN U Thant in New York urging that the United Nations holds the key to mutual understanding. The note reflects optimism about UN diplomacy as a path to world peace.
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SEC
U Thant
United Nations
New York, N.Y
U.N
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Aim
Eddie J. Shaw
Eisenhower
Wayfield
Delphi
Joost
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Joo
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