Post Office Pinch Aims to Trim Spending Across Funds
House Republicans accuse postal officials of pressuring Congress for more money while Postmaster General Day seeks belt tightening. Senators Pastore Robertson and others doubt Senate will restore over 100 million cut from postal funds. USPS cuts include not hiring new workers and limiting overtime as of late March.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Hall Éck
Posta
Congress
John O. Pastore
D-R-L
J. Edward Day
Pastore
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate
Department
Post Office Department
Day
Kansas City and Bardin City Livestock Market Report
Bard City and Kansas City livestock markets show cattle steady to slow, with prices varying by class. Cattle mostly $18 to $22 in Bard City, with steers $21.75 to $22.80 for high quality and cows $10.50 to $16. Feeder and heifer values range up to $18.50, while Kansas City quotes list steers $21.50 to $22.75, cows $15 to $16.50, and feeder steers $23 to $25.50. Hogs remain steady around $13.50 to $14.00 for 190 to 250 lb barrows and gilts, with sows at $12.25 to $15. Lambs show modest gains for prime spring stock.
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Barden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Judge School Results Listed in FFA and Adult Dairy Judging
Nine Future Farmers of America members and 15 adults took part at the Garden City Experiment Station Monday for Brown Swiss judging. Top FFA winners were Larry Scott first with 183 of 200, David Lightner second 182, Larry Goss third 174, Keith Higgs fourth 165. In the adult division C. H. Culbertson first 192, Howard Lytes second 179, Eva Culbertson third 178, Floyd Coen fourth 197. Classes judged included dairy heifers senior yearlings aged cows and three year olds.
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Future Farmer of America
Gardena City Experiment Station
Larry Scott
Twitch
David Lightner
Larry Goss
Keith Higgs
C. H.culbertson
Howard Lytes
Cullison
Eva Culbertson
Floyd Coen
Elkhart
General Rain Not Forecast For Kansas
Cloudy skies and southerly winds were seen across Kansas with warming temperatures and scattered showers but no widespread rain is forecast. A high pressure system moves west while a low front forms east of the Rockies. sprinkles are reported with no measurable rainfall. Highs near 70s, lows around 50, unsettled weather through Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rockies
Guardsmen Are Promoted In Local National Guard
Nine focal and area men from the local National Guard unit received promotions. Steven Erickson Oscar Kunz and Dee Weiser from Garden City and Howard Riedel of Ulysses were promoted to specialist fourth class. Gene Kidwell Scott City and Doyle Yount Garden City became corporals. Loren Abrams rose to specialist fifth class Ronald Tincher to staff sergeant and Joe Roth Charlestown to sergeant first class.
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National Guard
Stephen Erickson
Oscar Kunz
Dee Weiser
Garden City
Howard Riedel
Ulysses
Gene Kidwell
Scott City
Doyle Yount
Loren Abrams
Ronald Tincher
Joe Roth
Charleston
Abrams
Tincher
Lions Meet Demonstration Of Closed Chest Massage
The Holcomb Lions host a life saving demonstration on closed chest heart massage at their monthly meeting in Wheatlands Motel basement. Shriners Club of Scott City joins, with Milt Mollahagen to show the method as dinner is set for 8 pm.
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Holcomb Lions
Wheatlands Motel
Shriners Club
Scott City
Milt Mollhagen
Abbey School Glee Club to Perform in Canon City Saturday
The Abbey School choral group from Canon City Colorado performs at 8 15 p m in Clifford Hope Auditorium Featuring 35 boys from multiple states and Formosa and Venezuela under Brother Mark Cumrine with Greg Ullstrom as accompanist The program includes Broadway Music Man religious pieces Yale songs Negro spirituals and regional tunesTickets are available at the Chamber of Commerce Squire Shop and Toster Music Co.
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Abbey School Glue Club
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Clifford Hope
West
Abbey School
Canon City
Colo
Formosa
Venezuela
Abbey
Holy Cross Abbey
Glee Club
Foot of the Rockies
Mark Cumrine
Greg Ullstrom
New York City
Meredith Wilson
Yale University
Jordan
Erie Canal
Ullstrom
Warsaw
Pretoria
Belles of
Bluenose replica taking shape in Lunenburg harbour
A replica of the famed racing fishing vessel Bluenose is taking shape in Lunenburg Nova Scotia where the first Bluenose was launched in 1921.
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Lunenburg
Nova Scotia
Youth Job Plan Presented to Kennedy by Panel
A 33 member study committee led by Labor Secretary Wirtz urged a broad federal state and local drive to place idle youths aged 16 to 21 into work. They said 600000 to 800000 youths are unemployed and warned the figure could double by 1970. The panel endorsed a Youth Employment Act similar to Kennedy's proposal to create urban rural make-work programs costing about 100 million dollars for 65000 youths the first year and 130000 the second.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor and Management
Congress
Senate
House
Pollution Cuts Water Supply
Washington AP Public Health Service officials warned that proper anti pollution steps could greatly increase water available in the Arkansas and Red River Valleys for city, industry and recreation. A survey is nearing completion with $115000 requested for the study to guide regulatory action and control natural brine solutions. States most affected include Kansas Oklahoma Texas Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Arkansas
Red River
Congress
Gordon E. McCallum
House Appropriations
Coor
McCallum
Army
Red Rivers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Funeral Service for Ralph Paxson 58 in Jasper Missouri
The funeral for Ralph William Paxson 58 of 1303 N 8th will be Friday at 10 a.m. in the Phillips White Chapel with Rev DeLon Hale of the First Church of God officiating. Mr Paxson died Tuesday morning in St Catherine Hospital. Burial will be in a Jasper Missouri cemetery Saturday. Friends may call at Phillips White Funeral Home tonight and until service time.
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Ralph William Paxson
Phillips- White
DeLon Hale
First Church of God
Paxson
St. Catherine Hospital
Jasper, Mo
Phillips-White Funeral
Washington News Increases Family Income and Cultural Center Plans
In Washington the Commerce Department reports U.S. family income averaged 7140 last year, up 220 from 1961, totaling 419 billion across 58.6 million families and unattached individuals. Four U.S. military bands have recorded their first public records, with proceeds supporting the National Cultural Center. The OAS authorizes council power to investigate Cuba subversion hemispherewide. David Bell says U.S. aid to Poland and Yugoslavia aims to foster freedom and Western ties. In Topeka, the 1963 Kansas Legislature passed 502 bills and joint resolutions, about 39 more than 1961.
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Washington (Ap
News From
Washington
Cimmerce Department
U.S
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Kennedy
National Cultural Center
Potomac
David Bell
United States
Poland
Yugoslavia
Bell
Voice of America
Topeka
Kansas
Hospital admissions and dismissals roll from St Catherine
Admissions list at St Catherine includes Mrs Walter Breitkreute Scotl Karen Clift Eminence Rt Mrs Ellisot Eminence Rt Mrs Roy Martin Eminence Mrs Jack Schrader Dana Lyn Auten Scott City and others with addresses 908 N 6th 704 Garden City Ave and 90944 N 2nd Births note a son to Mr and Mrs Maurice Coen 208 N 1st April 24 at 6 24 am 7 pounds 7 ounces Dismissals list at St Catherine includes Mrs Raymond Schuetz Gardendale John Herman 611 Mulberry Co C Singer Scott City Mrs Maude Cole 908 N 4th and more district divorce filed Donna Douglas vs William Douglas police bond posted Lee M Schroe der 1117 N 5th for parking violation county abatement cases and fines listed for several individuals.
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St. Catherine
Walter Breitkreute
Scotl
Karen Clift
Ellisot
Roy Martin
Jack Schrader
James M. Dunn
Garden City
Maurice Coen
Vera Barnes
Dana Lyn Auten
Scott City
Raymond Schuetz
Gardendale
John Herman
Mulberry
C. Singer
Maude Cole
Jack Herrell
Old Manor
Lawrence E. Stull
Independence
Ed Thiessen
Anderson
Larry Goscha
Holcomb
Glenda Sue Graham
Estella Goodman
Timotea Borjas
Ie Leona Sturgeon
Donna Douglas
William Douglas
Lee M. Schroeder
N. 5Th
Robert B. Shanks
Great Bend
Freddie G. Moreno
Maple
Robert Green
Lakin
Edward W. Dollar
Bainbridge
Finney County Bond Purchases Revealed
Finney County bought 140417 in Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Q1 1963. County Bonds chairman John R. Burnside said the total represents 26 percent of the county quota of 550000. Statewide Kansas sales for the first quarter reached 20987272, 28.7 percent of the 72400000 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings
Finney County
John R. Burnside
County Savings Bonds
Kansas
Jardan City legal notices and court actions summary
A compact record lists driver license matter with $10 and $5 fees, Ed Stull of Independence Mo sentenced 60 days and $8.75 costs for writing a bad check, Clyde Bottoma of Garden City appealing drunken driving case, released on $105 bond, and appeals to District Court. Also notes various corporation and warranty deeds, real estate transfers, and oil company land descriptions in sections 18-21-27 and 19-21-27 totaling 160 acres.
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Ed Stull
Independence
Clyde Bottoma
Garden City
District Court
John Dickerson
McAllister
George D. Anderson
Cities Service Oil Co
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Jesse Scotitt
Garden City Kansas
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Garden City Telegram Wadnanday
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Organization of American States
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Lydia Gray
Supreme Peanut Brittle Crisp
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Fockene
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