Post Plans To Fight Big Judgment
ATLANTA AP The Saturday Evening Post plans to appeal a 3 030 000 judgment awarded to former University of Georgia football coach Wallace Butts for libel. The $10 million suit against Curtis Publishing Co. followed a story alleging he shared game secrets with Bear Bryant before the 1962 Georgia game. The jury also awarded 70 000 for general damages and 3 million punitive. Butts said he is humbled and hopes to return to coaching. Bryant faces a separate $10 million suit. No trial date set.
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University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Post
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
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Alabama
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Gam
Rank Graham Jr
George J. Burnett
Burnett
Johny Griffith
Mutts Ox
Garden City market reports fat cattle and cows prices
Fat cattle receipts total 74 head with steers selling at peak 50 cents over a week ago. Strictly choice steers 24 to 24.50, average good to low choice 23.25 to 24, standard and low goods 22 to 23. Heifers 23.50 to 24.20, good to low choice 22 to 23. Canner and cutters 10.50 to 12.50, utility and commercials 13 to 14.75, younger cows and heiferettes up to 19. Kansas City markets show steers 24.50 to 24.75, hogs 2,500 with prices mostly steady to 25 lower, sows steady to weak, sheep steady with primes at 23.00.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Wheelhorses Ride Their Time on Wall Street
In New York the stock market opened unevenly with cautious trading. Activity concentrated on a mix of secondary issues as many key sectors including steels, oil, motors, rails, and utilities showed movement and several blocks traded hands. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 718.66, down 0.61 at noon with utilities and rails soft and major automakers mixed in performance.
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Wall Street
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
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Dow Jones Industri
Forum Names New Officers
The American GI Forum held its regular meeting Sunday afternoon. Secretary Ladislado Hernandez resigned, temporarily replaced by Manuel Mernandez, with Michael Guadian as educational chairman and Mrs. Michael Guadian as reporter. A driving test information line was announced. The G.L. Forum Auxiliary will run a concession at the Fall Festival. The Forum national convention is August 21 to 26 in Chicago WV, with Robert F. Kennedy among the main speakers.
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GI Forum
Ladislado Hernandez
Manuel Mernandez
Michael Guadian
Cuadian
G.l.forum
Forum
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Sacred Heart freshman enrolls with scholarship
Judy Oeding of Garden City enters Sacred Heart College as a freshman on a 1200 dollar scholarship. Other winners include Nancy Marcy of Scott City and Bernard H. Oeding of Garden City receiving Boeing Company scholarships at Kansas State University. Finney County Soil Conservation District gains second in Goodyear awards. Pratt County District wins western first. R. G. Brown of Ingalls named outstanding farmer conservationist.
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Judy Oeding
Garden City
Sacred H Hart College
Sacred Heart
Sisters | Adorers of the Most Precious Blood
Roger Stoner
J. R. Stoner
Chesterfied Drive
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Mwe
Nancy Marcy
Scott City
Kenneth Marcy
Bernard H. Oeding
Boeing Company
Kansas State University
Finney County
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
R. G. Brown
Ingalls
Pratt County
Kennedy urges action on civil rights and tax plans
President Kennedy says civil rights and tax programs are vital and should be acted on this year despite an election year. He urged Congress to stay in session to pass both measures, arguing delays could push them into 1964. He cited the march on Washington as a focal point of national concern and said he would meet with its leaders.
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Washington
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Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy Defends Foreign Aid Program in House Debates
President Kennedy urged full House backing for the 4.1 billion foreign aid bill as debate opened. He warned critics not to cripple aid and cited alliances and partnerships across Asia and the Western Hemisphere. Rep. Morgan echoed the need to maintain policy, while opponents pushed to trim military assistance and contingency funds amid a 260 million cut.
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D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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E. Ross Adair
Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals at St Catherine
The list records hospital admissions at St. Catherine and nearby facilities including Vera Kocn Ingalls Chester B Williams and others with addresses in towns like Deerfield Holcomb and Jasper. Dismissals include Mrs Alvina Breitkreutz and Mrs Duane Alexander among Scott City residents. Birth announced at St Catherine a son to Tosaphy Garcia 309 N 13th August 20 at 6 43 p m with weight 4 pounds 13 ounces. Warranty deeds and marriage licenses noted along with county court actions for insufficient fund check and speeding fines.
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Ingalls
Chester B. Williams
Valentine Hernandez
Deerfield
Carol J. Wonderlich
Holcomb
Donna M. Goss
Paul Craig
Hooker
Okla
Maude Morgan
Garden City
Orval Lee Mills
Jasper Tincher
Elm
M. FP
Arguello
Safford
Michael Linenberger
Conkling
William Louis Ray
Lakin
Howard Brecheisen
Tamline
Leopold
Art Dunsworth
St. Catherine
Alvina Breitkreutz
Scoti
Duane Alexander
Jlys- Sub
Joe Moore
W. Emerson
Phillip Paul Jr
Kalvesta 60 days and 811.63 casts for assault
Garden City Telegram reports Kalvesta received 60 days and 811.63 in fines for assault and battery. O G Warren of Lakin drew 30 days and 14.87 costs for no ade count check, with sentences to run concurrently. Police posted bonds for David James Wiebe and others for improper relt hand turn, improper starting of parked vehicle, red light violations, and improper backing. City arrests included Mrs Charles Ensign Downer for drunkenness. Traffic accidents noted on N Main with multiple minor injuries and vehicle ownership details.
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O. G. Warren
Lakin
David James Wiebe
Summit
Willie E. Davis
Dodge City
Rhoda E. Jewell
Carrol Leroy Jones
Charles Ensign Downer
N. Main
Carroll Leroy Jones
Edward Wiebe
Raymond D. Long
N. 5Th
Air Force probes trainer crash that killed captain near Hutchinson
An Air Force investigation into a two seat trainer crash south of Hutchinson, Kansas, killed Air National Guard Captain Charles Wayne Simmonds, 30, of El Dorado. Navigator Capt. Glenn Bibberstein survived, parachuting from the craft. Simmonds left a wife and two children.
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Air Force i
Air National Guard
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EL Dorado
Simmonds
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Glenn Bibberstein
Air Force
Quanttrill's Raid Recalled In Lawrence 100 Years Later
Lawrence marks the 100th anniversary of Quantrill's raid with a 90 minute program and speaker Dr. James L. Robertson Jr. The event reflects Lawrence's free state heritage and the raid's brutal impact, including 142 dead and $1.5 million in property loss.
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Lawrence, Kan
William Clark Quantrill
Lawrence
James L. Robertson Jr
Washington, D C
National Civil War Centennial Commission
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