Wheat Capital Golf Tour final yields Kaser title
Monty Kaser of Wichita shot 70 70 to win the Ninth Wheat Capital Golf Tour championship. Junior Johnson of Arkansas City was runner up with 68 74 for 142. Grier Jones and Merle Jones tied for third with 143 as crowds packed the local course for the final round.
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Wheat Capital
Monty Kaser
Stacie
Junior Johnson
Arkansas City
Wichita
Grier Jones
Kaser
Junior Green
Wellington
Merle Jones
Jones
That Johnson
Howard Logan
Guy Harris
Ray Delaney
Blackwell
Okla
Darrell Donley
Perry
Jerry McComb
R. L. Cirele
Jack Stevens
James Anthony
Paola
Scott Post
Church Page Deadline Thursday For Wellington Daily News
The Church Page will appear in the Wellington Daily News on Friday instead of Saturday due to the July 4 holiday. Churches must submit changes by Thursday noon. The Friday paper will print early and the news and business offices close at 2 PM Friday.
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Wellington Daily News
Daily News
Kennedy urges Poland to help thaw Cold War ties
In Warsaw Robert F. Kennedy urged Poland to bridge gaps between the United States and the Soviet Union. He told Foreign Minister Rapacki Poland could play a key role due to its bloc membership and ties with Americans. Crowds cheered as Kennedy and family toured the city amid official silence.
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Adam Rapacki
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Kennedy
Rapicki
Jabienna Palace
Wiese
Warsaw University
Lodge believes he's needed more by GOP
Mainstreet by Eddie J. Shaw reports June ends with Independence Day approaching. Bells nationwide to ring at once on July 4, a revived custom linked to John Adams. Anthony airport visit by Atty. Gen. William Ferguson tomorrow at 9 15 a.m. Elks, Legion, VFW events noted with July 4 plans. Refund checks delivered to Wellington customers by mail.
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John Adams
United States
Wellington
William Ferguson
Anthony
Elks
Legion
Salisbury
VFW
Senate candidate tours county in 28th district race
Fred Dunn 33 of Haysville seeks the Democratic nomination for state senator in the new 28th district which spans Sumner County and parts of southern Sedgwick County. He faces Don Matlock of Clearwater in the Democratic primary, while N. R. Nelson of Oxford runs unopposed in the Republican primary. Dunn, a former city councilman and current planning commission member, extols the common man and cites 11 years at Boeing Wichita in planning and cost accounting. He is a Detroit native, former assistant manager in a chain store, and a former salesman for a tobacco and candy wholesale, with DeVry Institute training. He is married with three children.
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Fred Dunn
Haysville
Welling
Sumner County
Sedgwick County
Dunn
Don Matlock
Clearwater
N. R. Nelson
Oxford
Detroit
Arkansas
DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
Lodge says higher duty to seek Scranton nomination
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge returned from Vietnam to urge that the Republican Party nominate Gov. William Scranton rather than risk Barry Goldwater. He urged prudent, non impulsive leadership and said the president must decide the use of the atomic bomb. Lodge said he cannot be drafted and will seek Eisenhower’s active support for Scranton.
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Washington (Ap
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
Scranton
Barry Godwater
Lodge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
Frank P. Sargent Dies in Wichita at 62
Frank P. Sargent 62 of 1915 West McArthur Rd Wichita former Wellington resident died in Wichita Friday night. Born June 10 1902 in Wellington he lived in Wichita 14 years coming from Ulysses. A Seabee veteran of World War II he belonged to the Presbyterian Church American Legion and VFW. Survived by widow Alma L son Allen C Wichita and one grandchild. Services 10 am Wednesday at Flanagan Hunt Mortuary Wichita burial Prairie Lawn Cemetery Wellington.
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Frank P. Sargent
West McArthur Rd
Wichita
Wellington
Ulysses
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
VFW
U.S. Navy
Alma L
Allen C
GOP Candidates Picnic Planned for July 10
The Sumner County Federation of Republican Women announced a GOP Candidates Picnic set for Friday July 10 at 6 30 p m in Melody Bowl. Invitations extend to national state and county Republican primary candidates. A Ramada Inn meeting with federation leaders outlined the event and officers.
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Sumner County
Belle Plaine
Everly Harsh
Argonia
Fern Frazier
Caldwell
Anderson blasts Supreme Court on apportionment ruling
Gov. John Anderson criticized the U S Supreme Court for ruling that both houses of state legislatures be apportioned by population. He urged a constitutional amendment or state voter choice, citing Kansas suits challenging the House makeup and examples from Nebraska and Massachusetts. Continued to Page 5, Col.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Anderson
Sureme Court
Colorado
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Kansas
Col
Wellington woman helps lead state American Legion Auxiliary
Bert E Church of Wellington addressed the state convention in Wichita urging renewal of faith in American heritage and focus on the four Legion programs Americanism Rehabilitation Child Welfare and National Security. The convention closed Sunday after officer installation with Mrs. Glenn E Smith named district vice president and Mrs. Church chosen as national auxiliary delegate. Other Wellington attendees included Mrs. Glenn Winsor Mrs. Al Endicott and Mrs. C. A. Brown. Attendees also included Margaret Langford and Leona Howmans at the 8 40 convention.
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Bert E. Church
Fifth Distric
Joe E Waugh
Wellington
Church
Glenn Winsor
al Endicott
C. A. Brown
Derby
Legion
Dallas
Tex
Smith
Margaret Langford
Leona Whomans
Mrs M D Bradt Dies Here at 50
Dorothea Nancyann Bradt 50 of 902 S Cherry Wellington died early Sunday in a local hospital. Born Oct 27 1913 in Medicine Lodge she lived in Wellington most her life. She was member of Assembly of God. Survivors include husband Marie D Bradt of home son David W Bradt Dole City Fla two daughters Shir ley Irene Branning Mary Louise Bradt both of Wellington one step daughter Ella May Grotta Wichita one brother William Jarrett Larned one sister Mary Summers Attica seven grandchildren Funeral services Tuesday 2 30 at Frank Funeral Home Rev Doyle Crane Assembly of God pastor. Burial Prairie Lawn. Friends may call tonight.
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Dorothea Nancyann Bradt
S. Cherry
Medicine Lodge
Wellington
Assembly of God Church
Marie D. Bradt
David W. Bradt
Dole City
Fla
Shirley Irene Branning
Mary Louise Bradt
Ella May Grotta
Wichita
William Jarrett
Larned
Mary Summers
Attica
Frank Funeral Home
Doyle Crane
Prairie Lawn
Eddie Smith Hurt In Auto Accident In New Mexico
Pvt Glenn E Smith Jr 18 son of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Smith 1310 North C street was seriously injured in an automobile wreck near New Mexico. He is listed in fair condition at Williams Beaumont Army General Hospital El Paso with scalp lacerations and chest bruises. He is stationed at Ft Benning Georgia. A 9 21 am Sunday police message from Nogales Arizona was sent to Wichita and Wellington police to reach the Smiths in Wellington. He was flown to El Paso and his parents left for the hospital.
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Glenn E. Smith Jr
Glenn E. Smith
North C Street
New Mexico
Williams Beaumont Army General Hospital
el Paso
Tex
Smith
Ft. Benning
Nogales
Ariz
Wichita
Wellington
Army Hospital
Weather Update For Topeka And Wellington Area
Showers moved into Kansas with limited impact as Pittsburg Parsons and Salina report rain. Wellington area expects mostly fair skies with little temp change, lows around 60s, highs reaching 90s and 90s range through Tuesday and near 96 by Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Parsons
Salina
Wellington
Khrushchev Arrives in Norway For Low-Key Welcome
Soviet Premier Khrushchev lands in Oslo aboard the Bashkiria to a small crowd. Premier Gerhardsen greets him and calls the trip a goodwill visit with hope for cross-border economic cooperation and peaceful ties.
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Oslo
Norway
Khrushchev
Denmark
Sweden
Bashkiria
Einard Gerhardsen
Gerharden
Khruschev
Soviet Union
Gerhardsen
Moon Man Predicts Rainy July Forecast
The Moon Man forecasts a damp start to July with rain expected from the first to the fourth. From the seventh to the fourteenth expect hot to partly cloudy weather with sunshine and possible showers. Showers are likely from the nineteenth to the twenty second, and late July 27 to 31 should bring rain with the best fishing days the nineteenth to the thirty first.
Dear Cabot Duke Suggests Return to Viet Nam
A terse Washington letter from Duke advises Henry Cabot Lodge to reconsider U S policy in Viet Nam after surveying current politics. The handwritten note frames a bold, controversial shift in stance with direct appeal to the senior statesman.
Kansas weekend traffic toll tops six dead
A sequence of fatal weekend crashes in Kansas claimed six lives across the state. Mrs Mary Ann Weeks and her family of White City were involved in a collision near Dwight, with four children injured. Other victims included Lee Griffin near Junction City, James Parsons north of Rose Hill, Mrs Carl Yates in Wyandotte County, Marvin C High in Wichita, and Antowan Eugene Roseleaf west of Haviland. The Sutter couple and their two injured were in a truck. Rodney Tabb survived a crash with Griffin’s car.
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Kansas
Mary Ann Weeks
White City
Kenneth Weeks
Wayne
Jerry
Amy
Rose Anne
Walter Sutter
Karen Sutter
Junction City
Dwight
U.S. 40
Rodney G. Tabb
Irwin Army Hospital
Ft. Riley
Tabb
Griffin
James H. Parsons
Douglas
Kan
Rose Hill
Carl Yates
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Genaro Castillo
Muncie
Wichita
Marvin C. High
Antowan
Eugene Calvin Roseleaf
Keokuk
U.S. 54
Haviland
Joseph H. David
Topeka
Meriden
David
Highway Patrol
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John M. Cabot
Czestochowa
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Tours County
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Eddie Smith
Khrush
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F. A. Macklin
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