Tension Mounts In New Orleans
In New Orleans federal judges ordered Louisiana agencies to stop interfering with school integration. The ruling opened previously all white schools to Black students on a graduated basis and was not stayed. Demonstrations and clashes with police followed at William Frantz School as state lawmakers pressed a voluntary private school plan and a states rights challenge. The Orleans Parish School Board plans to appeal to the Supreme Court to secure a $12 million loan for paying teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
School Board
Baton Rouge
State Senate
House
Jack Gremillion
Orleans Parish
Samuel J. Rosenberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Garden City Hospital Admissions And Other City Notices
Garden City hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Carl K Hunter 902 Pear Mrs Harold White Scott City Mrs Melba Brammett 1603 Stthhy Evan Sam W Gravitt 301 E Hackberry Theodore Howland 103 N Sth Mrs Robert Baier 201 W Fair Mrs Ethel Graves Healy Mrs Larry Mohler Garden ALe Mrs J E Miller Sublette discharges Bergle Alley 109 W Hazel Mrs George Armantrout 902 Theron Henry Dunlap Sr Gardendale Mrs Rufus Reese 3904 St John Johnnie Graham Sublette Mary Jo Becker 508 N 15th Mrs Curtis Shipley 1208 Bancroft births to Mr and Mrs Carl Hunter 202 Pearl a boy at 9 35 a m weighed 8 lb 6 oz police bonds posted William D Grover 622 Garden City Ave 3 meters violator Robert Turnbow Garden Dale 1 blocking alley Wayne Proberts 2012 N Main 1 parking in alley Maurice M Mayfield Eminence Rt 2 parking in alley bond forfeited Maurice Mayfield Proberts William D Graver fine Robert Gomez Moreno S Star Rt 10 driving on suspended license paroled Victor Daniel BreitYi serving jail sentence for petty larceny paroled for one year balance of fine under advisement traffic accidents Wednesday noon Spruce and Magnolia vehicles driven by Mrs William Fred Stoeckly 1201 Pats Drive and Mrs Albert I Wilcox Rt 1
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St. Catherine Bergle
Alley
W. Hazel
George Armantrout
Theron Henry Dunlap, Sr
Gardendale
Rufus DL. Reese
St. John
Johnnie Graham
Mary Jo Becker
Curtis N. Shipley
Bancroft
William D. Grover
Garden City Ave
Robert Turnbow
Wayne Proberts
N. Main
Maurice M. Mayfield
Eminence Rt
Maurice M. ‘Mayfield
William D. Graver
Robert Gomez Moreno
S. Star Rt
Victor Daniel Breit
Spruce and
Magnolia
William Fred Stoeckly
Pat's Drive
Albert I
Wilcox
Ford Shares Drop Sharply in London trading
In London today Ford shares tumbled amid reports of Washington intervention in a plan for Detroit to take over the British subsidiary. Denials from Detroit briefly steadied sentiment, but the volatile reports unsettled the market and Ford stock eroded only to recover later in a brisk session.
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London
Ford
Washington
Detroit
U.S
Champ Steer Pays Well at Chicago Show
The grand champion Hereford steer at the international Live Stock Exposition sold for 15 a pound, weighing 1,050 pounds. Owner Kaye Pollock 15 of Mount Auburn Iowa stands to receive 15 750. The winning steer Hersy was purchased by Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Las Vegas Nevada, operators of the Ranch House supper club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kaye Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
Hercy
Robert Taylor
Ranch House
Las Vegas
Nev
State Tabulation Finals Released In Kansas Elections
State final tabulation from the November 8 election lists results for national and state races. President Nixon leads with 561,474 votes to Kennedy 363,213, with Prohibition candidates in several offices. Governor Anderson Jr. (R) 511,534 and Docking (D) 402,261. U S Senator SchoepPel (R) 485,499 and Theis (D) 388,895. Other races span lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and more across districts.
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Topeka
Marshall Gatu
Mner
Kansas
Nixon
Kennedy
Decker
John Anderson Jr
George Docking
J. J. Steele
U.S
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Frank Theis
C. E. Cowen
Harold H. Chase
Jack, Graves
Sam Walker
U N General Assembly to recess awaiting Kennedy outlook
The United Nations General Assembly plans an unusual winter recess to await President elect Kennedy's views in Washington. Delegates see no major action before mid February and expect the new administration to influence key issues such as disarmament and U S Soviet relations. The Political Committee will also revisit Algeria and other colonial questions while avoiding early votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
United States
John F. Kennedy
Queen for a Day winner suffers tragedy after luck
A Garden City linked Queen for a Day winner, Mrs. William Cromer of Lakewood California, faces severe injuries after a Sunday accident that killed her 3 year old son Bruce. Her husband William Cromer is now blind and the family’s other children Gary 10 and Robert 6 sustain injuries. The driver in the crash faces drunken driving and manslaughter charges.
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William Cromer
William Stegmeier
Kansas State University Experiment Station
Cromer
Lakewood
Los Angeles
Calif
Cromers
Chicago Ballot Recheck Could Shape Election Outcome
Chicago election officials enter a third day of scrutinizing 486000 ballots from 889 precincts in the November vote. Governor Stratton warns that Illinois Electoral Board may withhold 27 Democratic electors if substantial fraud evidence appears. Nixon gains noted in early checks. discovery procedures could lead toward a recount.
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Chicago
William G. Stratton
Ilinois Electoral Board
Stratton
GOP
Orrientated Board
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Illinois
Nixon
Atty
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
Daniel Ward
Tae Recheck
Army man returns to Fort Bragg after Hood service
Locktin Dean Goolsby visits his mother Mrs Hazel tnie Goolsby after completing basic training at Fort Hood Texas and will be assigned to office work at Fort Bragg North Carolina His wife Phyllis McKinney will accompany him John Neumann son of Dr and Mrs James Neumann has been elected to St John s Military School junior school council Judy Cook of Garden City will perform with Southwestern College Little Symphony in Dodge City on December 9 and Dighton on December 8
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Atafl
Garden City
Highway Commission
Cleason
Mondt
Locktin
Dean Goolsby
Hazentine
Goolsby
N. Ith
Fort Hood
Tex
Fort Bragg
N.C
Phyllis McKinney
Sept. Y
John Neumann
Miz
James Neumann
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Judy Cook
Southwestern College Little Symphony Orchestra
Kansas Towns
Dodge City
Dighton
Earl Cook
Judge Orders Youths Out of Court for Inappropriate Dress
In Mobile Alabama a county judge, Warren L Finch, ordered youths in blue jeans to leave the courtroom and return dressed properly. One was told to trim sideburns and another to remove a peroxide hair streak. Finch said people come to court as if they were going to a barn dance.
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Mobile
Ala
Warren L. Finch
Finch
Drive Supports Agricultural Hall of Fame Fund Drive
Kansas organizations across business and farming sectors back the Agricultural Hall of Fame fund drive. State and county leaders, including Wilbur Levering of Topeka, coordinate support with groups like Kansas Farm Bureau, Kansas State Chamber of Commerce, Kansas Dairy Association, and 4-H clubs. Local unions and civic clubs join county agents and teachers in pledges, aiming to mobilize dozens of groups statewide.
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Agricultural Hall of Fame
Kansas
Wilbur Levering
Topeka
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Drive
Chamber
Carl Suderman
Kansas Motor Carriers ‘Association
Kansas Dairy Association
Kansas Crop Improvement Association Board of Directors
Associated Industries of Kansas
Farm Bureau
Kansas Grange, Poultry Association
Kansas Farmers Union, Wheat Commission and Wheat Growers Association
Kansas Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Hutchinson
Extension Leaders
Manhattan
Afl-Cio
Willard Murphy
Future Farmers of America
Kiwanis
Lion
Rotary
Chambers of Commerce
Telephone Change Planned
NEW YORK AP A sweeping change in long distance telephone service is planned to extend local calling principles. AT&T works toward a six zone system allowing fixed monthly rates for unlimited calls within chosen zones, with overtime billed by time. The plan aims for FCC submission in two weeks, with details to be disclosed then.
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New York
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
Chicago
Jon
Plan Expansion For State Parks
The State Park Authority outlined a park expansion plan with new recreation areas at Turtle Creek and Cedar Bluff reservoirs. Proposed costs include 398000 for Turtle Creek, 91000 for Cedar Bluff, plus 118350 Kanapolis, 82500 Fall River, and 75300 Toronto. Nearly 1.5 million people used the three parks last year. Gov-elect Anderson and lawmakers showed interest but funds remain uncertain.
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Topeka
State Park Authority
Turtle Creek
Cedar Bluff
Paul Aylward
John Anderson
Manhattan
Trego County
Kanapolis
Fall River
Toronto
Lynn Burria Jr
Anderson
Park Authority
James W. Bibb
Nixon Blessed As Party Head
Washington AP President Eisenhower publicly backs Vice President Nixon as head of the Republican party for the next four years. The White House said Eisenhower expressed wholehearted support at a dinner, with about 100 guests including Cabinet members. The event marked the first of several White House dinners before January 20.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhowers
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
AP notes local produce market results in Kansas City cattle calves hogs and sows. Cattle 2000 head calves 250 with slaughter steers 24.50 to 27.00. cows 14.00 to 16.50. bulls 17.50 to 18.50. calves 21.00 to 23.00. vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs 3.20 with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher. various weights 17.00 to 17.75. Sows 13.75 to 16.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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Pear
Harold White
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St Thhy
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Healy
Larry D. Mohler
Gardenale
J.E. Miller
Carl D. Hunter
Pearl
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Newell A. George
Walter L. McVey
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Garner E. Shriver
William I. Robinson
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J. Floyd Breeding
Robert Dole
William A. Davis
Paul R
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K. L. Smith
Marie Hadin
Clay E. Hedrick
William A. Bell
Rolland Fisher
Walter H. Perry
George Hart
Nathan DeYoung
William M.perguson
Dale A. Spiegel
Frank Sullivan
Howard L. Marshall
A. F. Throckmorton
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Jean M. Nelbar Ber
Lillie M. Washabaugh
Leslie Roberts
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William H. Avery
U.N
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Eda
Ind Saniray
Tieacon
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Hungary
Tibet
Soviet Union
Cuba
France
Garden City Telegram
Main
Wescene
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Chemical
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Fidelty
Gen Invest
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Wennee
Teleo-Elect
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