Khrushchev Seeks Global Frontiers Guarantee Push
Soviet Premier Khrushchev launches a four point international frontier guarantee initiative aimed at banning force to settle territorial issues. U S officials respond with cautious skepticism as Dean Rusk orders full analysis of the note delivered to President Johnson at his Texas ranch.
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Export Subsidy Bids On 13 Million Bushels Of Wheat
Government accepts export subsidy bids on 13 million bushels of durum wheat. Continental Grain Co. bids 72 cents per bushel for 5,000 tons to be delivered in January and February and 73 cents per bushel for 175,000 tons to be delivered in the same period, signaling possible first sale to Russia.
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Johnson budget tops $100 billion amid deficit hopes
President Johnson's 1965 budget runs near $100 billion with aims to cut red ink from current levels. Officials foresee revenues above $90 billion and push for an $11 billion tax cut retroactive to January. A projected deficit under $10 billion accompanies modest postmaster payroll cuts and facility funding reductions.
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Clock gifted as Santa Fe timepiece since 1888
Arkansas City Kan AP The Chamber of Commerce received a wall clock on Thursday. C R Rose superintendent of Santa Fe Railroad Oklahoma division joked it will be replaced if it doesn’t run another 75 years. The clock, built in 1884, has served as an official Santa Fe timepiece since 1888.
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Rovito Buys Tioga Specialty Shop from Bain
Mrs Rovito announces purchase of the Tioga Specialty Shop from Mrs Elizabeth Bain effective Wednesday. She plans to restock merchandise and remodel the interior. Bain makes no further statements. Mrs Rovito, wife of area music instructor Joe Rovito, disclosed the sale.
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C of C Activities Resume Next Week
Chamber of Commerce activities will resume after a holiday lull with two breakfast meetings. The new industry committee meets at 7 a.m. Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel and the Ambassador Club at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Silver Grill.
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Weather highlights Kansas area forecast midweek
AREA FORECAST generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler afternoons around 50. Lows tonight in the 20s. In Kansas, highs today expected from mid 30s in the northwest to near 50 southeast after a cool front. Skies cloudy with scattered showers in the northwest and 3 inches of rain at Hill City. Skies clearing with no major changes soon. Previous day highs 61 Manhattan to 74 Liberal, lows 28 Goodland Abilene to 44 Pittsburg.
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New Nursing Class Enrolls 23 Women from Kansas and Oklahoma
A year long program starts with classroom studies for 23 women from 13 Kansas cities and one Oklahoma city. Beginning week ten they begin clinical practice at Neosho Memorial Hospital with half staying for further training and half moving to Coffeyville. Two new instructors Mrs Letty Gaier and Mrs Andrea Ruth Grajeda, both from Parsons, join the staff with BS nursing degrees.
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Larry Filosa
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Washington University
St. Louis
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St. Mary's of the Plains College
Dodge City
Moulton and Midcap Injured in City Crash
Orville L. Moulton 54 of 620 W Oak and Charles Midcap 18 of R1 were admitted to Neo sho Memorial Hospital after a three car crash at 3rd and Highland around 3 25 p m yesterday both were bruised but not seriously hurt Midcap was released this morning Moulton remained under observation no injuries found in examinations A 1959 Ford station wagon owned by Eric Anderson was parked at the scene Damage estimates place the Moulton Chevrolet at 900 and Andersons at 300 Police also filed reports of two earlier minor accidents today involving James D Shelor 46 and Carolyn Fulps 22 and a third in front of the Memorial building with Robert Manley and C F Gamble The report also notes a nursing school class update with new instructors and equipment funded by the federal government continuing training through June 15 and plans for ongoing classes
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Stork Derby Nearing End Amid Lingering Wait
On its third day the Chanute Stork Derby has yet to produce a claimant for the merchants prizes. An expectant mother admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital listed Kansas City as her address, rendering her ineligible. The contest remains open to area residents, with births at the Chanute hospital granting eligibility.
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Power Is Hooked To Wrong Circuit
Memphis AP reports the city utilities division received a customer call describing lights and radio turning on at sundown and failing to work in daylight. A clerk said the service wire was tapped into a street light circuit fed only during dark hours, causing the anomaly.
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Jail Sentence for Roy K Cheney on Tag Use Charge
Roy K Cheney of Humboldt was returned from Fort Scott by the Erie sheriff on a city court warrant for illegal tag use. He faced an indefinite jail term until a $10 fine and $13 costs are paid, and was told to pay a $40 balance of a $50 Chanute police court fine or face further commitment.
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Humboldt
Fort Scott
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Traffic Fatalities Log In Topeka For Jan 1964
Kansas traffic death log reports zero fatalities in the Topeka area for the 24 hours ending 9 a m Friday, with seven deaths in January and seven for 1964. The comparable 1963 period shows five fatalities.
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Shortage Seen for Kansas Budget Start Jan 14
Kansas faces a prospective $7 to $8 million budget shortfall as the 1965 session opens January 14. Gov. John Anderson's forthcoming recommendations, due January 15, aim to balance the books with minor bookkeeping moves rather than major tax increases. Expenditures total about $451 million with this year’s revenues at $425 million.
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John Anderson
Jim Bibb
Anderson
Barry Goldwater to seek 1964 Republican presidential nomination
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater announced from his hilltop home that he will run for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination and seek renomination to the Senate. He said no announced candidate offers a clear choice for Americans, citing principle and conscience as his reasons. Rockefeller remains the only declared rival at present.
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Signals Boost Hopes For Nine Missing Airmen
In Honolulu AP two brief distress signals from a capsized C124 Globemaster 750 miles west of Hawaii raised hope that nine missing airmen and a sailor survived. The Gibson Girl radio beacon produced two second bursts at 3 and 6 am hindering precise location but narrowed a roughly 100 mile wide search area within an L shaped Pacific zone. A MATS aircraft also reported a possible light amid the search while notes on whitecaps suggested wavering interpretations.
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Intercepted Letter on Goldwater Presidential Run
An intercepted letter reveals Senator Goldwater openly announcing his presidential candidacy. The disclosure suggests no element of surprise and indicates the decision was not a closely guarded secret.
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