Senate Halts in Mark of Respect for Kefauver
Washington pauses as the Senate adjourns to honor Tennessee Democrat Estes Kefauver who died Saturday. Funeral plans set for Madisonville Tennessee with body flown by military plane. services at the Kefauver farm porch and a state funeral in Madisonville. President Kennedy called Kefauver a public servant of energy and integrity. Governor Clement to appoint a temporary successor until the 1958 election.
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Inane Garden and Rural Oddities Chronicle
A jumbled collection of quirks and quips on crops pests and daily life. Notes include Kilawa Crater’s eight mile circumference in Hawaii, rice calories versus potatoes, sun at the Pole once a year, cabbage worm trivia, and a cavalcade of playful etymologies. The piece ends with Telegram’s new red paper dispenser and a note on field spraying dangers.
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Rains Flood Kansas Creeks Across Northern Counties
Cooler air moved over Kansas after heavy overnight rains. Deer Creek flooded Phil lipsburg closing roads. Prairie Dog Creek near Long Island also rose sharply. Phillipsburg recorded 4.98 inches with reports of six to seven inches elsewhere. Rain totals listed across multiple towns with scattered showers expected today and southeastward. Highs in the 90s, lows around 60 to 70, with Sunday south east warmest.
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Building Law to Be Discussed at City Planning Hearing
A special meeting of the Garden City Jinnney County Metropolitan Planning Commission is set for tomorrow at 9 20 am in City Hall to hear a proposed building ordinance change on roof projections and front and rear setbacks. The agenda also includes a discussion with Bucher and Willis Salina planning firm on the 701 planning study along with invites to chamber of commerce county and school board representatives.
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Informer's Tip Sparks London Train Robbery Hunt
An informer's tip prompts Scotland Yard to watch five East End addresses for missing suspects tied to the Glasgow to London mail train robbery. About 15 masked men halted the train and seized more than seven million dollars in registered mail, much of it old cash awaiting destruction. Police believe the gang remains in Britain and speculate a former military man as mastermind amid a nationwide manhunt.
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Garden Sass Gui Dances At Fiesta For Fun
Garden Sass Gui practices the Mexican Hat Dance and plans a playful trip over a sombrero during a Fiesta performance. The scene showcases a light hearted cultural dance moment with colorful costumes and music.
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Study Focuses on Market Controls
NEW YORK AP Self policing versus government control becomes central in a Securities and Exchange Commission study on what drives the stock market. The report urges government oversight alongside self regulation, with SEC Chairman Cary signaling talks with exchanges and NASD before seeking new powers next year depending on prices, scandals, and political mood.
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Lane County Leads Drive for Garden City Experiment Fund
Lane County has taken the lead in raising funds for the Garden City Experiment Station laboratory and greenhouse project near Garden City. Harold Mulville reports $1,600 in initial gifts toward a $35,000 goal, with donors including Farmers Co Operative Elevator and Mercantile Association of Dighton Lane-Scott Electric Cooperative and Mulville. The advisory committee from 26 western Kansas counties aims to reach the goal by October 1 before seeking state matching funds.
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Kansas State University
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Troopers Quell State Farm Riot In Putnamville
Putnamville Indiana riot at a state farm ends after shotgun firing troopers quell disturbance. About 500 inmates reacted to alleged medical neglect and a raid recovered some narcotics. Two prisoners remained missing. two hospitalized. others with minor injuries.
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Fiesta Queen Candidates Named at Dance in City
Queen candidates for the 163 Mexican Fiesta were introduced at a Saturday night dance at the old National Guard Armory. Anna Maria Rivera, Judy Yturriago, Veronica Orozco, Judy Mesa, Virginia Lee Arellano, and Tinda Avila were presented as six hopefuls to help fund the celebration set for Sept 13–14 near the Armory. Gloria Briblesca was 1962 queen.
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Linda Avila
Veronica Orozco
Anna Maria Rivera
Jacy Mesa
Virginia Arellano
National Guard
Amory
Gloria Briblesca
Frank Rivera
Mexico City
John Mendoza
Santa Fe
Judy Yturriago
George Yturriago
Mike Orozco
W. Chestnut
Judy Mesa
Raymond Mesa
N. Std
Virginian
Lee Arellano
Joe Arellano
W. Fulton
Tinda Avila
Mev
Blas Avila
W. Falton
Unlucky Catch Turns Up Counterfeit Bills at Sea
Michel Rampino a 28 year old, his four year old son Franz and 12 year old Richard Malfilan reeled in a fake fortune while fishing off Brook last Saturday. Rampino pulled in 49 counterfeit one hundred dollar bills from the sand and, after consulting his wife, turned the bills over to police. Detectives confirmed the notes as counterfeit.
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Rockefeller urges Senate ratification of limited nuclear test ban treaty
Albany NY AP Governor Nelson Rockefeller urges Senate action on the limited nuclear test ban treaty while warning against presiding over a costly Western military buildup. He stresses the treaty as a symbol of peace and US prestige, and questions further Soviet negotiations and nonaggression pledges.
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Khirughchev
Wife Tells of East German Life
East German escape survivor recalls life behind the Berlin Wall on its second anniversary. She details dangers, the toll on family, and the drive for freedom as she and her husband flee to the West with their children already gone.
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Katerina Thomas
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Fair Entries Due Saturday At Finney County Fair
In the 1963 Finney County Free Fair entries are due at the extension office in the courthouse by 5 p.m. Saturday. Kenneth Fromm the county agricultural agent said entries postmarked by 5 p.m. Saturday would be accepted. Entry blanks may be obtained at the extension office or from the back of the fall book mailed to residents earlier.
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Third Time Is a Charm for Thief
In Kansas City AP report Miss Mann Panich a shoe store cashier says an 18 year old man posed as a customer and paid for four shoe strings then attempted a fourth set. He kept the drawer open and, when confronted, returned a slim bill and left with 141 dollars from the cash drawer.
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Imann Panich
Fire Destroys Shed at Holcomb
A Sunday morning blaze in Holcomb destroyed a shed and caused extensive damage to a house owned by John and Mrs. Collins in Garden City. Firefighters arrived after 8:15 a.m. and fully controlled the flames. the cause is undetermined and damage is placed at about 1500 dollars. Charles Burgell, an employee, lived in the shed behind the main house, and Burgell tried to fight the fire with water before calling for help.
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Garden City
Deerfield
Gaysden City
Hubert Blohn
McGraw
Charles Burget
Tivamen
Burgell
Arrests stir political tension in South Korea
In Seoul AP reports opposition leaders allege the arrest of former premier Song Yo chang was politically motivated. Song, critic of Gen. Chung Hee Park, faces charges linked to 1960 uprising killings and wartime execution orders, while another opposition figure questions government intent ahead of the October election.
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South Korea
Song Yochang
Chung Hee Park
Capitar
Song
Park
Atudenta
Syngman Rhee
Huh Chung
Huh
U.S
United States
Attempted Jail Break Stymied in Hutchinson Jail
Three prisoners at Hutchinson City Jail face charges after officers, tipped by a fellow inmate, found mortar scraped from a brick wall about eight inches deep. The work used a shoe plate and an electrical conduit hidden in a cell. Suspects Everett Chesterman 28, William Patterson 38 of Joplin Missouri, and Jackie Sledge 20 of Dayton Ohio, face various charges.
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Hutchinson City
Everett R. Chesterman
William, Patterson
Joplin
Jackie Sledge
Dayton
Ohio
Chesterman
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