Macmillan Aims to Restore Public Image Through Nuclear Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan seeks a fresh round of East West discussions on a test ban to boost his image ahead of a general election. Washington backs a high level meeting to break the deadlock, with ambassadors Kohler and Trevelyan meeting Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as Kennedy sees progress.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Washington
Fay Kohler
Humphrey Trevelyan
Andrei Gromykh
Britain
Music Man events and local concerts in Garden City
Garden City residents hear The Music Man in Dodge City via Garden City performers Mrs. John Frazier and Mrs. Larry Fowler in the orchestra while the Abbey School Glee Club presents a concert version in Clifford Hope Auditorium to raise funds for St. Catherine Hospital. The Hollywood film opens at the Drive-In next Sunday. Weather prognostications by Elihu Allman forecast a wet summer with rain needed for a good corn year though this week remains dry. High School senior Jim Johnson recalls a Washington trip with press corps coverage for Sir Winston Churchill’s honorary U.S. citizenship. Local merchants announce three days of sale bargains to encourage shopping.
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Dodge City
St. Mary of the Plains
John Frazier
Larry Fowler
Ling
Belles of
St. Catherine
Dodge
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Abbey School Glee Club
St. Catherine Hospital
Hollywood
Elihu Allman
Garden City High School
Jim Johnson
Kennedy
Washington
Kansas
Sir Winston Churchill
United States
Jim
Telegram
Mrs. Kennedy
Winston Churchill
Garden City
New York City
Firestone First To Reach Tentative Rubber Contract
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co has reached a tentative two year master pact with the United Rubber Workers, becoming the first of the three big rubber firms to do so. Goodyear and Goodrich were still negotiating in Cincinnati and Dayton respectively as unions eyed broader settlements.
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Columbus, Ohio
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Cincinnati
B. F. Goodrich Co
Dayton
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
Topeka
Kan
Order Prevents Santa Fe Strike
A temporary restraining order blocked a 6 am Santa Fe strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen affecting about 3,000 trainmen in Chicago and Albuquerque. U.S. Dist. Judge Julius J. Hoffman set a Monday hearing on a request for a temporary injunction as the dispute over proposed 1956 work rules continues.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Santa Fe
Santa Fé
Albuquerque
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
Posals
Emporia
Kan
Cleveland
George Niebank Jr
The
National Railway Labor Act
BRT
Niebank
John J. Naughton
Hoffman
Charles Luna
Supreme Court
Red Guerrillas Attack Outposts in Ca Mau Peninsula
Communist guerrillas pressed attacks on five government outposts in the Ca Mau Peninsula about 150 miles southwest of Saigon. Reports say seven companies, roughly 700 men, struck Monday and Tuesday, with one outpost collapsing. Fog hindered air support and troops began retreating in disarray.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ca Mau
Ap Bac
Bien Nhi
Song Trem
Early Start on Finney's Fair Seventy-two Entries Reported
Seventy two entries for the 1963 Finney County Fair were received at the extension office this morning. The fair is set for Aug. 27 with Elmer Barlett directing elementary education. Participating schools include Alta Brown Garfield Georgia Matthews Hutchison and Jones.
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Irs Nara
Aelieve
Garden City
Elmer Barlett
Alta Brown
Garfield
Georgia Matthews
Hutchison
Jones
Tiune
City approves special assessments and zoning changes
City Commission approved ordinances establishing curb gutter paving and sanitary sewer assessments after a hearing where three property owners sought clarification. Officials explained benefit districts extend a half block and all parcels pay the same rate. Commissioners rezoned the Main Hackberry corner and discussed on street ice cream sales. no action on that proposal. Other actions included licenses for Dodge City Plumbing and Dome Electric, planning commission referral on Elm street widening, Lion’s Club broom sale permit with fee waiver, and a license bond for Marshall Trailer Courts.
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City Commission
Lloyd Haag
Charles Peebles
Jim Sloan
Planning Commission
Ronald O’dell
A. M. Fleming
Sloan
Mrs Kennedy To Rent Home In Virginia Summer
Washington AP Mrs Kennedy lists a furnished Virginia country ranch style home atop Rattlesnake Mountain near Aloha with seven bedrooms five baths available June through September for 1000 dollars monthly. The Kennedy family plans to spend the summer there while Mrs Kennedy awaits her third child and the couple prepares to lease the Squaw Island summer home off Cape Cod.
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Washington
Virginia Country Ranch
Virginia
Finney County Holds Third Polio Clinic Sunday
Finney County offers a third final polio clinic Sunday with Sabin Type III vaccine. Hours are 2 to 5 p.m. at Garden City drive in at the National Guard Armory walk in at St Marys Center and Gardendale admin building rural clinics at Holcomb Theoni and Pierceville schools no charge. a 25 cent contribution requested to defray costs.
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Finney County
Garden City
New
National Guard
St. Mary’s Center
Gardendale
Holcomb
Theoni
Pierceville
Kermit Dean
Diplomatic Breakdown Near in Laos
Washington reports a near breakdown in Laos neutrality talks as Britain accuses the Soviet Union of undermining peace efforts. The U.S. plans to show force with a 1500-strong battle group moving into Thailand, while Okinawa’s command center tightens security amid increased Southeast Asia tensions.
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Washington
Laos
U.S
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Home
Thailand
Hawaii
Southeast Asia
Okinanwa
Asia
Army
Marine Corps
United States
How to Succeed Without Burglary Lecture In Jail
Los Angeles AP reports 24 year old Darbig Joan Erwig, with green eyes and dark brown hair, lectured inmates on succeeding in burglary without effort. Detained 45 times, convicted few, she admits two convictions for burglary, served 30 and 32 days. She claims no forced entry, describes walking to target buildings and turning handles. She says she steals to support a heroin habit, with a largest haul of 1700 dollars, and roams six nights weekly.
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Los Angeles
Darbig
Joan Erwig
Venice
Weiwsmen
Tye
Darlis
Weather outlook with warm spell and thundershowers
Partly cloudy and a little warmer with southeasterly winds 15 to 20 and a few thundershowers tonight mostly in southern counties. Lows around 50. Partly cloudy Thursday with highs near 70 and winds turning light northerly. Sunrise 50 Sunset Peay Akron Pile city garden La Junta Russell Latine Tuea Wichita.
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Akron Pile City
Gardenity
la Junta
Russell Latine
Wichita
Hearings on Cuba Soviet buildup report due soon
Senate Preparedness subcommittee weighs final wording of its Cuba buildup report. It aims to fault agencies for slow action on intelligence about missiles and troops, while seeking language acceptable to military and intelligence agencies to avoid revealing secrets.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cuba
John Stennis
D-Miss
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Red
Gas Garden
Big Tank Garden City
Central Tank Co
Main and
Hackberry
Commission
Frank J. Chamberlain
Dodge City Plumbing
Robert F. Dome
Dome Electric Co
Bryce Roderick
Elm
8Th
Garden City Lions Club
George J
Marian G. Schlereth
Marshall Trailer Courts
Finney
Lords
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Mekong River
U.S. 7Th Fleet
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Siam
Central Intelligence Agency
State and Defense Department
Congress
Stennis
Pud
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