House On Rights and Tax Plans Face Senate Hurdles
Washington AP. House Republican leader Charles Halleck predicts a tax reduction revision bill and civil rights legislation will pass the House but face strong Senate opposition. Committees begin major decisions this week on tax care and civil rights while Ways and Means votes on tax measures seen for possible $7 to $8 billion cut. The Senate Civil Rights committee debates a public accommodations ban as the House weighs vocational education funding and extending the debt ceiling. Kennedy aides push $10.2 billion in staged cuts and up to $5.5 billion in Labor and Welfare appropriations.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Senate
Indianan
Nbc-Sunday
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtiz
R-Mo
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennerly
Labor and Welfare
Senate Judiciary Committee
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Market report shows mixed produce and livestock quotes
Local markets list rye, barley, corn and freight prices with small changes, plus Co op prices. Garden City livestock receipts total 1796 cattle and 410 hogs with calves, steers and heifers selling at varied weights and prices, and upcoming Friday sale projected at 800 to 1200 head.
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Axtra
Garden City
Moderate Mart Rallies Early
The New York stock market advanced early in moderately active trading continuing Friday’s rally. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.61 to 701.44 at noon, with the Associated Press index up 0.7, led by gains in motors, steels, chemicals, rails, oils and tobaccos. Major players like Ford, General Motors, Xerox, IBM and Polaroid posted gains as bonds eased slightly.
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New York
Chrysler
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Jones & Laughlin
Ford
General Motors
Xerox
IBM
Polaroid
Electronic Associates
LAS
American Stock Exchange
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For August 1963
Topeka based AP report lists traffic fatalities over a two day period ending 9 am Monday in August 1963. It compares 1963 figures with August 1962, noting 320 comparable data points and 340 for the prior year. The log records per-day totals and locations across Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City events and notices from The Telegram
Forrest Glacco of the Dodge City Social Security office will be at the courthouse basement Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Garden City retailers meet at 9:90 tomorrow morning in the Warren Hotel basement to discuss retail promotion. Ade Newell is among 85 candidates for Master Degrees at Colorado State University next Friday. Elsie Branden and Kenneth Fromm judge a style revue and best groomed boy contest in Lakin today. Lane County Fair runs August 14 15 and winners are announced then. Deputy Sheriff Wallace Basque day takes two juveniles to the Boys Industrial School in Topeka.
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Forrest Glacco
Dodge City
Garden City
Warren Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Ade Newell
Colorado State University
Port Collins
Elsie Branden
Kenneth Fromm
Lakin
Lane County Fair Jy
Wallace Bascue Day
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
Funeral services for Donald R. Brown and Lena Mack
Funeral for Donald Robert Brown, 77, of 417 Magnolia, was held today at 10:30 at First Methodist Church. Rev. Paul Handa officiated and burial followed at Valley View Cemetery with Phillips-White Funeral Home in charge. Brown died at home Friday. Funeral for Lena Neal Mack, 88, of 313 N. Jith, will be Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in First Christian Church with Rev. Arthur F. Fleming officiating. Mack died Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital. Friends may call Phillips-White Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Donald Robert Brown
Magnolia
First Methodist Church
Paul Handa
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips-White Funeral
Mr. Brown
Lena Neal Mack
N. Jith
First Christian Church
Arthur F. Fleming
Mack
St. Catherine Hospital
Jewel G Bell dies at 85 in Lakin Kansas
Mrs Jewel G Bell 85 longtime Kearny County resident died Sunday night at Sabo Manor Rest Home Born December 25 1877 near Williamsburg Married William R Bell June 14 1901 in Baldwin He was predeceased Survivors include son George of Salina sister Edna Tull Bell Calif two brothers Clarence Giglen Long Beach Calif James Giglen Colorado Springs Colo five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 2 am Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev Chet Mueller officiating Burial in Lakin Cemetery Davis Funeral Home in charge
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Long Beach
Calif
James Giglen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chet Mueller
Lakin
Davis Funeral Home
Scouts Camp At Lake George In Colorado
Camp Alexander at Lake George Colorado hosts Santa Fe Trail Council Boy Scouts with 19 county area units. The session began July 28 after a July 14 wilderness camp near Hartsel, featuring swimming rifle and archery, with Troops from Garden City and other towns attending and over 100 boys registered across three more weeks.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Alexander
Lake George
Colo
Hartsel
Kansas
Camp Alexander
Colorado Camp
Holcomb
Tribune
Scott City
Deerfield
Garden City
Camp
Wilds
Minnesota
Canada
Philmont
New Mexico
Five youths arrested after late night pool disturbance rise
A Garden City midnight swim at Finnup Park led to five arrests with two youths still jailed. Officers responded to complaints of a disturbance as 15 to 30 youths fled. Suspects named include Robert Floyd James Mader Jerry Norton Randolph Fansler and Nancy Sterling. Bonds posted for trespass by Floyd Fansler Sterling. Norton held for nonpayment. Mader faces extra charges of resisting officers and parole violation.
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Richard Rohleder
Garden City
Finnup Park
Robert Everett Floyd
James Edward Mader
Jerry Jackson Norton
Bancroft
Randolph George Fansler
Nancy Pearl Sterling
Mrss Sterling
Floyd
Fansler
Miss Sterling
Norton
Mader
Siglio
Hospital Admissions and Births at St Catherine
Today admissions list includes Benny Hernandez and several named patients at St Catherine. Sunday adds Kathleen Wehkamp and others. births report a son to Mauro Perez and a daughter to George Cruz plus a new baby for Dennis Smith. Dated county notices cover deeds licenses fines and arrests.
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St. Catherine
Benny Hernandez
Lawrence Miller
Holcomb
Wallace Kuhlman
Lakin
Clarissa Roy
Pierceville
Garth Minx
Wichita
Henry Bayer
David Lipscomb
Beaumont
Tex
Kathleen Wehkamp
Ingalls
Robert Bennett
Gore
Fred Church
Deerfield
Nicholas Biernacki
Wesley Tatro
Joe Bender
Clayton Cook
Dale Meaders
Levi Tresner
Leo Servantez
W. Emerson
Pete Rome
Stoeckly
David Horning
Clarence Smith
Garden City Ave
Edgar Chamness
Main
Drivers License Suspension for Aaron Paul Sigley in Garden City
Aaron Paul Sigley of Burnside Drive has a suspended license from July 2 for an indefinite period due to driving while intoxicated. Police log notes a Sunday accident at 6:35 p.m. in the 200 block of North 3rd involving Terry Lee Crossman of Lakin in a car and Ronald George Smith of 701 BE Walnut in a station wagon, with extensive damage to both vehicles.
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Aaron Paul Sigley
Burnside Drive
Terry Lee Crossman
Lakin
Ronald George Smith
Teens wounded in Asheboro gun attack at integrated theater
In Asheboro North Carolina four white teenagers were lightly wounded by a shotgun blast outside a newly integrated theater as five Black youths faced harassment near the Sunset Theater. Police cited no arrests and warned against further loitering or harassment.
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Asheboro
N.C
Rights Group Seeks Probe of Public Funds Handling
The Greater New York Coordinating Committee for Equal Opportunity urged Manhattan and Brooklyn district attorneys to investigate alleged mishandling of public funds on New York construction projects. Citing a state civil rights panel report, the group says Negroes face employment barriers in building trades as it campaigns with citywide protests now in their fourth week, leading to about 800 arrests for site blockades.
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New York
Greater New York
New York State Advisory Committee
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Divided Fords In Seclusion In Detroit Suburb Divorce Breaks Show
Henry Ford II and his wife Anne have agreed to a legal separation after 23 years of marriage. The couple announced through counsel and kept details private. Ford, 45, leads Ford Motor Co. Headquarters at Dearborn. Mrs. Ford, 44, reportedly based in Southampton New York with their three children. The Roman Catholic Church does not recognize divorce, and a separation is allowed when a shared life cannot continue.
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Henry Ford Ihe
Anine
Fords
Ford Wig
Ford
Watermill
Southampton
New York
Ford Motor Co
Charlotte
Anne
Edsel
Ford Co
Dearborn
Anne McDonnell
Long Island
Henry TI
Adsel Ford
Henry Ford
Jason
William Clay Ford
Ward Scandal Not Over Yet
London AP reports more court actions loom after the Stephen Ward tragedy a 50 year old doctor found guilty on two vice charges and cleared on three as his suicide note cites ritual sacrifice. Legal experts foresee action against witnesses Vicky Barratt and Ronna Ricardo for lies under oath while public sympathy grows.
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London
Prospect
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
Vicky Barratt
Ronna Ricardo
Ottawa Firm Submits Low Bid for Osage River Bridge
Alder son Construction Co. of Ottawa submitted the low bid of 53 370 for a bridge over the Marias des Qgnes River on the Osage Lyon county line north of Reading. Davis Construction Co. of Hartford bid 25 458.70 for grading drainage and culverts. Total 78 828.70, about 10 000 below engineers estimates. Contracts await joint Osage and Lyon county action next week. Five counties will share project cost.
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Emporia
Kan
Alderson Construction Co
Ottawa
Kansas
Marias Des Qgnes River
Osage-Lyon County
Reading
Davis Construction Co
Hartford
Osage
Lyon County
Russia Steps Out of Moon Race Says Lovell
Washington AP Bernard Lovell cites Soviet retreat from lunar landing as too costly and notes overtures toward space cooperation. He describes Soviet priorities as soft lunar instruments and a manned space platform with a telescope for five to seven days. He bases his view on a recent Soviet visit and Interactions with the Academy president. Pirates named Virgin Islands rendezvous sites in 18th century logs.
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Soviet Union
Bernard Lovell
U.S. News & World Report
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Coopera’tion
Bernard
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Rum Island
Dog- Rock
Fallen Jerusalem
Monday Rock
Dead Man's Chest
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