Sweeping Changes Expected Court Backs Railroads Authority
In Chicago the railroad industry moves to implement sweeping rule changes after a Supreme Court ruling. Mandate dissolves court injunction, paving job cuts of about 65,000. Unions warn of strikes. White House held emergency procedures under Railway Labor Act. Data cites 13,000 to be dismissed immediately and at least 25,000 more later.
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Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Washington
U.S. District Court
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
James E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Kennerty
Deerfield Votes Time Change, Elections Day Notes
Voters line was short this morning as election workers led the early turnout. Deerfield weighs Central Standard Time vs Mountain Standard Time, while Kearny County including Lakin stays on Mountain. Dodge City eyes a United Fund drive revival with a local team meeting last night. Firemen initially rushed to a fire call before realizing it was Election Day.
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Deerfield
Finney City
Kearny County
Lakin
Dodge City
United Fund
United
Election Board
Light Turnout Marks Local Election Day
Election workers report a sparse turnout with no bond issues or contests on the ballot. Polls close at 6 pm and all reports are due to City Clerk Charles Peebles by 8 pm. By early afternoon 471 voters had cast ballots across ten precincts including Latin American Club and City Hall, with totals listed by location.
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Election Board
Charles Peebles
City Hall
Civic Center
Optimist Club
Second Baptist Church
Hope Auditorium
Boy Scout Cabin
Gardendale
Little House
Miami Seizes Exile Boat and Captures 17 Raiders
U S customs agents seized a 40 foot exile yacht named Alison near North Miami Beach with two homemade bombs and a 20 millimeter cannon aboard. A group of 17 men aboard a companion boat was halted at Norman's Cay and taken into custody by British police. An American adventurer, Jerry Buchanan, was among those detained and later to be released. another vessel Violin III was to be flown out of Nassau. The State Department coordinated the capture with British authorities while an exile group claimed affiliation with the Cuban Escambray Front.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Joseph Fortier
Alison
North Miami Beach
Santiago Alvarez
Fortier
Norman’s Cay
Exuma
Cupeo
Jerry Buchanan
Buchanan
Nassau
James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
Quban Escambray Front
Orlando Bosch
State Department
Rain Varied Across Southwest Kansas with Local Hail
Rain cooled the region with two showers in many areas. Garden City saw minor moisture while Marienthal and surroundings received up to .56 inch. Hail damaged some properties near Marienthal and southeast, notably Jon Benning farm, with golf ball sized stones and cracked windows. Local gauges recorded scattered amounts from trace to .56 inch, winds briefly high before the storm moved east.
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Kansas
Marienthal
Wichita County
Garden City
Fulton
11Th
Satta Fe
Kansas State University Experiment Station
Scott City
Bob Kamp
Collingwood
Leon
L. BE. Gorsuch
Scots
Brown Supply
George Olsen
Jon Benning
Justin Graff
Hall
Vic Graff Farm
Vic Graff Place
Herman Baker Place
Lakin
Deerfield
Eugene Kelley
Kelley Grain Co
Syracuse
George Starkey
Ulysses
H.F. McCall
Sublette
Friend
Imperial Weather Station
Lane- Finney County
Holcomb
Dodge City Line
Akron
Ba Juni
Bodge Cl Go Ag
Emporia
Goodland BO
Tracity
Russell
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Kennedy seeks 4.5 billion in foreign aid plan
President Kennedy asked Congress for 4.5 billion dollars in new foreign aid for the next fiscal year, trimming 420 million from the prior proposal after the Clay committee urged a slimmer program. The six point plan emphasizes private investment, expanded guarantees, and greater industrialized nation participation while preserving security commitments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Capitol Hill
Clay Committee
U.S
Clay
U.S Security
Poland
Yugoslavia
David Bell
Garden City School Board Delays Salary Action and Plans Remodel
Garden City Board of Education delays action on teacher salaries pending state school funding. They will meet at 1 30 p m to discuss 1963 64 pay and inspect junior high buildings slated for new Garden City Junior College use. New contracts approved for three teachers and resignations accepted for several staff. Plans for playground remodeling include grassing and fencing near Taylor and Mulberry streets.
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Garden City Board of Education
Garden City Junior College
Alta Brown
Paul Reid
Reid
Wichita
Carolyn Chopp
Oklahoma State University
Blaine Wells
B. F. Atwood
Ulysses
Shirley Samson
Ludell
Keith Wade
Winfield
Clifford Hope
Noon Hour Stay Open in Garden City Schools
Garden City high and junior high will keep the 40 minute noon hour open after a 5 to 1 school board vote. Andy Erhart was the sole dissenter citing incomplete information. The decision follows a two year back and forth with calls for and against the measure.
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Garden City
Andy Erhart
Erhart
Main Street improvements explained and funded plan
Garden City residents will see Main Street work including storm drainage, resurfacing, widened sidewalks, new curb, and upgraded storm sewer from Spruce to the Arkansas River. The project aims to improve fire rating and traffic coordination via linked stoplights. Costs: $323,000 total. 80 percent local share, 20 percent special district. Public hearing set for 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Garden City
Deane Wiley
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Wiley
State Highway Department
Mains Street
Fulton
Main East
1St
Main
Maple
Kansas
Spruce
Arkansas River
Garden Sass Gas Garden’s reluctant doorbell reveal
The subject known as Garden Sass Gas Garden avoids showing weakness, removing his apron before answering the doorbell. The incident centers on a private moment leading to a brief confrontation at the doorway.
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Gas Garden
Fireworks in Argentina Guido Claims Revolt Crushed
Four retired Argentine generals proclaimed a revolt in Buenos Aires. President Jose Maria Guido announced four hours later the government had crushed the effort to oust him. Navy troops deployed around the presidential palace dismantled fortifications and withdrew after the communique. The rebels aimed to block elections seen as favorable to ex-dictator Peron. Guido urged unity and said there was no fighting. The rebels broadcast from Radio Argentina and seized the central telephone exchange, momentarily disrupting the government radio network.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan D. Peron
Guide
Galves
Navy
Benjamin Menendez
Federico Torenzo Montero
Radio Argentina
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