Need for Improvements in Grain Standards Is Cited
Wheat growers' official Howard W. Hardy predicts little opposition to USDA changes to grain standards. He notes current tolerances date to pre-World War I, hinder modern harvesting and storage. He cites export market benefits from tighter tolerances and contrasts with Canada. Hearings are set for October.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Howard W. Hardy
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Hardy
United States
Mardy
Canada
Kennedy Decries House Foreign Aid Cut as Unwise
President Kennedy attacked a House foreign aid cut, calling it short sighted and partisan after a 224 to 286 vote moved to slice 1.9 billion from a 4.5 billion authorization. Senate leaders warned of reconsideration as Morse urged a fuller review amid partisan tensions.
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Wasiington
Senate
Mverelt Mo Dirksen
Tinois
Todig
House
Kennedy
White House
Republicata
Coin Beess
Wyron
Npon Kennedy
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Hey
Winksteagon
Dwight D. Misenhower
Lucius D. Chny
Fishing Derby Sunday for Local Kids At Oak Creek Pond
Young anglers gather for a Sunday derby at the Kids fishing pond near the Arkansas River bridge in Finney Caventy Parks. Registration opens at 2 pm with no entry fee and each participant receives a free bottle of pup. Six prizes awarded for top fish among boys and girls under age 11.
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Charles Walters
Finney Caventy
Huys
Shrer
Four States Represented At Invitational Golf Tourney
Garden City hosts an annual invitational golf tournament with 102 entries from Kansas Colorado Oklahoma and Nebraska. Defending champion M J Stratford Liberal returns after last year’s sudden death playoff and entries include Jaycee Airlinks and Garden City Country Club. Further details on pause 12.
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Garden City Country Cith
Siites
Kinsas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Nebraska
M. J. Stradford
Liberal
Jaycee Airlinks
Garden City Country Club
Negro Comic Released From Chicago Jail
Chicago AP report says comedian Dick Gregory, jailed 12 days for refusing to sign a recognizance on a disorderly conduct charge, was released Friday by Municipal Court Judge Hon Schwartz. Gregory and several other protesters on the South Side faced picketing at a site linked to a mobile dispatch. He refused to sign the recognizance form, asserting he would not concede the charge.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Hon Schwartz
Mobile
Cregory
Garden Sass Theoone: Gus Carden Bond Frankly Advocates Self
A fragment notes Gus Carden promoting self reliance and bond concerns amid unclear context. The wording suggests garden themed or local matter with other figures unnamed. The terse line hints at a bold stance but lacks concrete facts or dates.
City Gives Bride An Asphalt Carpet
Helen Dougherty, 22, to be married today, receives a city wedding gift. Her block is pitted with potholes, and her mother complained about the unsafe path to the church. The city agreed to pave the way for the bride.
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Fuladelphla
Helen Dougherty
Miss Dougherty
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Garden City Telegram
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Finney County Fairgrounds
Paul Hewson
Rodney VenJohn
Paul VenJohn
Harry Hewson
Happy Hustlers
Booth
Kuns
North Dakota
South Dakota
Servie Hiese
JFK
Gus Carden
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