Man Dies After L-Way Collision Near Gray County
Edward E. White 59 died of a heart attack after a two vehicle collision four miles east of Pierceville on US 50. White, a retired oil firm engineer, was returning to Independence with his wife and two children when the pickup collided with a westbound car driven by Robert Anthony 23 of Great Bend. Anthony appeared to drift asleep, the vehicles sideswiped, and White collapsed while talking to Anthony. He died at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City. Phillips-White Funeral Home handles local arrangements with burial in Missouri.
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Pierceville
Here
Edward E. White
White
Independence
Gray County
Robert Anthony
Great Bend
Fulton St
Garden City
Weather forecast and political ad brief
The weather report notes continued heat and wind with a chance of isolated late afternoon thundershowers. High around 100, low in the low 70s. The page lists locations Burrlae and Dodge City among others and includes a political ad urging Democrats to vote Jules Doty for governor by Hatteis.
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Dodge City
Banporla
Tg Aenpey Crry
Wichita
Jules Doty
Hatteis
U S Presses Realism and Toughness in Policy Shift
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters realism and toughness go together in U S policy toward the Soviet Union. He rejected claims of a weak approach and said the United States will protect vital interests, asserting it will not yield to pressures. Senator Barry Goldwater criticized the administration as weak and appeasement minded.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
United States
Rusk
Soviet Union
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Gorden Sass Gas Garden Political Slogan Ad
A fragment notes a political ad urging a vote for Jules Doty for governor. The message references an inferiority complex idea and a critical advertisement attributed to a group or individual. The readable text is cryptic and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Gas Garden
Won't Promise Harlem Peace
The Harlem unity committee head says peace cannot be guaranteed after Mayor Wagner rejects an independent police review board. Wagner's long statement ends talks with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and discusses the suspended lieutenant in a fatal shooting, fueling Harlem tension.
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NEW York
Harlem Unity
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Ranger 7 Photos Support Moon Dust Not Burier of Landers
Ranger 7 images show lunar seas with many craters and dust up to a foot deep, enough to not bury a landing craft. Scientists say large primary craters and secondary crater clusters create cleaner landing zones between them, though load bearing cannot be confirmed from photos.
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Moon
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
White House
Ranger 7
Kuber
Kuiper
Eugene Shoemaker
U.S. Geological Survey
Thin Staff
Arlé
Shoemaker
Record Turnout Expected for Livestock Event
A record turnout of 500 persons or more is expected tonight for the annual dinner session of the Southwest Kansas District of the Kansas Livestock Ragsa. The event at Downing's Cafe opens with a social hour, then a beer dinner at 7, followed by a program featuring Robert L. Coppersmith of Kansas State University. About 40 early arrivals joined a bus tour this morning to Brookover Feed Yards, Raymond Morris farm plots, Oswalt Industries, and Garden City Co op hay mill. As of mid morning, 470 persons had tickets for the social event, which is men only. Sponsors include Garden City Sale Co., Garden City Co op, Brookover Feed Yards, Garden National Bank, Fidelity State Bank, Production Credit Assn., and Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Downing
Robert L. Coppersmith
Kansas State University
Brookover
Raymond Morris Farm
Oswalt Industries
Garden City Co-op
Kansas Livestock Assn
Garden City Sale Co
Garden City Coop
Brookover Feed Yards
Garden National Bank
Fidelity State Bank
Production Credit Assn
Garden City Area
Parallel parking to start on N 7th from Fulton to Spruce
Parallel parking rules expand on N 7th as crews repaint angle stalls and create new parallel spaces from Fulton to Spruce. Police finished angle markings to Pine and plan to complete Pine to Spruce tonight, with some sections already having parallel or angle rules. The ordinance was approved last fall but marking delayed by Main Street project completion.
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Fulton
Spruce
Pine
Laurel
Chestnut
7Th
Main Street
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Mary Jo Becker
Joe O. Swaarengen
Iith
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Swearengen
Mary Jo
Nicholas Becker
Ftith
Man
Gorden Sass
Dae Aaifelye 5
Harlem
New York City
Thomas R. Gilligan
L. Joseph Overton
Unity Council of Harlem
Sirecloff
Ranger Pictures
Pasadena
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Southwest
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