25 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
1
A young pilot, Nying his stunt plane, crashed at the Leoti airport this morning and died later from injuries. Mark Hoard, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hoard of Leoti, reportedly went into a spin while practicing in his plane. He was taken to Leoti hospital.
In western Kansas automakers classify windshield wipers as an accessory rather than standard equipment. The shift affects dealer classifications and potentially pricing.
Carolyn Schmitt, senior at Scott City High School, wins National Merit Scholarship. She plans music education at the University of Kansas, has eight years in band, five state No 1 ratings, and holds roles in 4-H and Rainbow. Other Kansas winner is Charles Prather of Meade.
The Garden City Jaycee sponsors a teen Road-e-o on May 9 inviting any student with a valid driver’s license. Applications are from student counselors. The event starts at 10 a.m. Saturday with the location TBA. Janet Nusser previously represented Garden City at state and national events.
President Johnson pressed his war on poverty on Pittsburgh tarpaper cabins and poverty zones in Tuez Kentucky Indiana Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He praised a wonderful spirit among the people and spoke of a bright highway of hope for the impoverished and unemployed as he wrapped up a 17 hour day on the road.
A 27 year old man described as a California writer on his honeymoon led a four bank payroll ruse in Houston. Police recovered 10684 dollars from a brown bag and detained several messengers later released. The mastermind used the alias Hudson and may be linked to a similar Las Vegas robbery.
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