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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
1
Federal Marshals meet to map strategy for raiding Mound City where farmers guard a locked building holding government records. The tense scene unfolds as county Agricultural Stabilization efforts weigh in on the confrontation with locals resisting surrender of documents.
In a county drive for the oral polio vaccine many residents were vaccinated. A drive in clinic at the Armory vaccinated about 3400 in cars while traffic ran smoothly. Families the Wayne Pickettts and Leonard Daniers joined the effort. A local ASCS office move sparked a clashes at Mound City. Deputy US District Attorney Travis Lewin warned marshals would be sent if records were not surrendered.
Mostly cloudy tonight then partly cloudy Tuesday with lows around 40 to 45 and highs in the 50s. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. The readable text lists several Kansas cities including Garden City Salina Topeka Wichita and Dodge City with mixed temperature fragments.
About 9 817 Finney Countians attended Stop Polio Sunday vaccine clinics yesterday. Kermit Dean of the Finney County Polio Foundation praised turnout and noted lessons for January clinics. Drive in at the National Guard Armory caused long waits. other city sites ran busy as rural clinics in Holcomb Theoni and Pierceville filled. Vaccine was sugar cube based with a 25 cent suggested donation, raising roughly $2,000. Type I vaccine was given yesterday with Type II planned for January 13. participants are urged to take Type II then, as Type I will not be offered. There are three polio types, with Type I causing the majority of paralytic cases in Kansas.
Mr Shnoo runs the 200 Shape's Zoo, upgrading cages and housings for animals. A royal visit by the Queen promises a 1000 gold prize for kindness to animals, while a letter arrives from Mr Claus at Santa Land, foreshadowing a Christmas decision.
Type 1 Sabin oral polio vaccine remaining from Sunday clinics will be at doctors offices this week only. Anyone who did not receive the vaccine Sunday can obtain it at their physician’s office during the limited period.
At Gardendale and St Mary's Center walk-in clinics saw continuous lines over a three hour period. Delays were few, and the process moved steadily despite the crowd.
Mild weekend in Southwest Kansas with dense fog over the Arkansas Valley Sunday night. At the airport 10 miles east of town, temperatures ranged from 37 to 40 degrees across Friday to Sunday, staying above freezing for eight straight days. Friday 55, Saturday 56, Sunday 48. moisture traces reported in past two days.
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese forces may have thinned advance units but have not withdrawn. Indian reports noted partial troop pulls in some sectors while others questioned the overall withdrawal. Nehru cited signs of confusion and warned battle could resume.
Garden Sass Gas Garden advocates Sabin elines as a measure to reduce a growing sugar surplus, urging action by officials and the public. The note emphasizes practical steps to balance supply.
The board meets at 7 30 p m in the high school library to hear the Burch report on public junior colleges discuss plans for a new athletic stadium and junior college legislation. A special guidance and testing report by Tom Saffell Ted Smith and George Bauer is on the agenda. Bids for a new gym scoreboard will be opened and a steering committee for junior college matters will be appointed.
AP reports on Kiev Pravda criticizing re-education of juvenile delinquents sent from big cities to the countryside. Ukrainian kolkhozniks complain of drunkenness and loss of work on Makstroy near Donetsk as city authorities unload "hoodlums" on village life.
An ex-convict from Findlay Ohio Ned Waldo Stanton 39 is in custody in Clinton Oklahoma on burglary charges with $8 000 in cash and a gun found in his car He is suspected by the FBI of a clinic and doctor office break in spree across Scott City Garden City Dodge City Pratt Chanute Emporia and other towns Stanton cooperates minimally and has not admitted to the crimes while officials including the Kansas Bureau of Investigation question him and review the Kansas incidents including the Oct 22 Scott City Wiley Clinic and Dr John W Turner office break ins. He reportedly bought a new car in Hutchinson on Oct 26 and paid off a balance with a trade in suggesting possible links to the cases but officials call it premature to conclude he is the culprit.
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