Unanimity Rule Defeats Civil Rights Proposals at Southern Governors Meet
Southern governors adopted a unanimous vote rule at the Greenbrier session to require all resolutions to have unanimous support. Gov George C Wallace of Alabama surprised delegates by backing the change and seconding the move, aiming to veto anti civil rights measures. Wallace stated the rule gives him veto power over disliked resolutions. For discussion, a committee will report Wednesday on resolutions condemning the August 28 march and potential use of federal troops.
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Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval BE. Faubus
Arkansas
Tess Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert No Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sandera
Greenbrier
Wallace
Barnett
Washington
Pate
W. W. Barron
Virginian
Barron
Kennedy
Orval Faubus
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Faubus
Resolutions Committee
Iie
Department of Labor
Five Finney Countians to Attend Colby Wheat Show
Five Finney Countians will participate in Thursday's 4-H wheat show at Colby. Participants include Lynn Lightner Wide Awake 4-H Club Larry Scott Pawnee Indians Marvin James Go Getters Robert York Beacon Boosters and Larry Goss Mappy Hustlers. Kenneth Fromm county agricultural agent accompanies the 4-Hers. Wheat samples and mill products will be judged. The Colby meeting is one of two such events in the state with speakers from wheat officials and extension personnel.
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Finney
Colby
Lynn Lightner
Wide Awake
Larry Scott
Pawnee Indians
Marvin James
Go Getters
Robert York
Beacon Boosters
Larry Goss
Mappy Hustlers
Kenneth Fromm
Wichita
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted at St Catherine
Daily hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine including Mrs Ernest Marquardt Mrs Elmer Snyder Quarles Scott City Mrs Joseph Garcia Jack Miller Mrs Ivan Schaffer Randy Partin Mrs Jon Dreiling Terry White Richard and Brenda Carr Barbara Hewes Patricia Herman. Dismissals record several patients leaving St Catherine, births report two newborns, and county court actions note licenses suspensions and fines.
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Elmer Snyder
Terry White
Dighton
Richard and
Brenda Carr
Imperial
Barbara Hewes
Ingalls
Harold VanWinkle
John
Patricia Herman
Sir Taylor
St. Catherine
Lanny Denny
Louise Bullard
Milton Wilson
Arthur Schmale
Speeding and related fines listed for multiple individuals
Garden City City Ave speeding ten dollar fine and costs. James E L Dale 409 N 4th speeding ten dollars and five costs. Gary E Keeth Tulsa Okla overwidth and overheighth ten dollars and five costs. Michael E Rhodes Wichita speeding ten dollars and five costs. Police bond posted for Douglas Craig Weber 2207 N 7th speeding ten dollars. Bonds forfeited for Douglas Craig Weber Hollis Morgan Robnett Steve P Hopkins Everett Wayne Farr Jackie Dale Immroth and Martin Gerhardt Nusser. Arrest Jack D Moore Fort Worth Texas drunk.
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City Ave
James EL. Dale
Gary E. Keeth
Tulsa
Okla
Michael E. Rhodes
Wichita
Douglas Craig Weber
Douglas
Craig Weber
Hollis Morgan Robnett
Steve P. Hopkins
Everett Wayne Farr
Jackie Dale Immroth
Martin Gerhardt Nusser
Jack D. Moore
Fort Worth
Tex
Prison Offers Second Art Show
In Leavenworth a prison art sale showcases about 100 inmates paintings created during long terms. Convicts, including killers and drug offenders, display oil, water color, pastels, and more under supervision, with prices from 2 to 100 dollars and proceeds kept by the artists. Warden J C Taylor praises self expression as a path to human values while instructors run classes in poster art and screen printing.
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Leavenworth
FBI
U.S. Priser
Lewsvonwartia
Alcatraz
Dan
Vos
Graduate degrees and upcoming events in area news
George A. Wolf of Ulysses earned a Master of Music Education from Wichita University during Sunday’s commencement in the field house. Patsy R. Ruddick, formerly at Garden City Junior High, will teach at the junior college this fall after receiving a master's at Denver University. The Hudsonita picnic is slated for Wright Park in Dodge City next Sunday.
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Wichita University
George A. Wolf
Ulysses
Field House
Patsy R. Ruddick
Garden City
Denver University
Wright Park
Dodge City
Ledge Saves Boy From 10 Story Fall
In Utica New York John Holter a 13 year old boy leaning from a window sill in a 10th floor hotel room toppled onto a ledge five feet below the window. A police officer responding to a summons from another guest pulled him back inside.
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Utica
N.Y
John Holter
Insects Kill American Elms In Garden City
Dr. Hugh E. Thompson of Kansas State University reports up to 30 percent of American elms dead in Garden City and other Kansas towns. He notes infested trees show dead branches, old female scales, and heavy sooty mold. Controls include Seven, Diazinon, and Guthion, with limited success from dormant oil or lime sulfur. Thompson cautions about toxicity and offers a publication from the Agricultural Experiment Station at Kansas State University.
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Hugh E. Thompson
Kansas
Dodge City
Ellis
Great Bend
Goodland
Thompson
Ile
U N and Red Koreans trade charges at talks
At Panmunjom Korea the United Nations and Communist members of the Korean Military Armistice Commission exchanged sharp accusations over the return of a captured officer to North Korea. General George H Cloud demanded the return of two American helicopter pilots as Maj Gen Chang Chunhivan of North Korea refused to discuss the issue.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N
Korean Military Armistice Commission
North Korea
U.S
George H. Cloud
Chang Chung
Hivan
Tear Gas Quieted Plaquemine Demonstration
In Plaquemine Louisiana state troopers used tear gas to disperse about 400 demonstrators as 17 were arrested and jailed in Donaldsonville after a march toward City Hall. CORE leaders including James Farmer and Gordon Carey spoke of release and planned community meetings while charges of inciting a riot and disturbing the peace were filed against key organizers.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Baton Rouge
Dennis Longy
Gordon Carey
CORE
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church
Farmer
Bertrand Tyson
Ronnie Moore
J.W. Davis
Lakin Woman Tony Anschutz Dies at 79 After Long Illness
Mrs Tony Anschutz 79 longtime Lakin resident died this morning at Labo Manor Rest Home after a year of declining health. Born August 17 1875 in New York City she came to Lakin in 1935. Survived by widower four sons Clinton Glenn Harold and Richard two daughters E M Frease Harry Riffel and Stanley Wright 22 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren funeral at 10 a m Thursday at Lakin Presbyterian Church with Rev Raymond officiating burial in Lakin Cemetery.
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Lakin
Tony Anschutz
Labo Manor
Anschutz
New York City
Wilson
Clinton
Dodge City
Glenn
Harold
Richard
Pueblo
E. M. Frease
Syracuse
Harry Riffel
la Junta
Stanley Wright
Mangum
Oklo
Lakin Presbyterian Church
Std Raymond
Lakin Cemetery
Wartman Charles Pat Wartman funeral set in Ingalls
Charles H Pat Wartman aged 52 a ranch hand was killed in a Sunday afternoon traffic accident east of Cimarron He worked on the Leigh Warner ranch Funeral services will be held at 10 a m at the Ingalls Federated Church with Rev J E Dougherty officiating Burial will follow at Valley View Cemetery in Garden City Evans Funeral Home of Cimarron is in charge
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Ingalls
Charles H
Pat) Wartman
Cimarron
Leigh Warner
Ingalls Federated Church
J. E. Dougherty
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Evans Funeral Home
Funeral for Mrs Bernard Ratzlaff in Montezuma
Funeral services for 90 year old Mrs Bernard Ratzlaff a longtime Scott City resident who died Sunday in Montezuma will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Mennonite Church in Montezuma. The Reverends Lee Schultz and Albert Unruh will officiate with burial in Montezuma Cemetery under the Phillips White Funeral Home arrangements.
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Scott City
Bernard Ratzlaff
Montezuma
Mennonite Church
Lee Schultz
Albert Unruh
Phillips-White Funeral Home
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