Eisenhower Could Shape 64 GOP Nomination
A.P. report outlines Eisenhower’s potential role as a moderating kingmaker after Kennedy's assassination. It notes he opposes public political talk but may influence Dawn era GOP strategy alongside Rockefeller Goldwater Nixon. The piece discusses Goldwater'sSouth stronghold and Rockefeller’s fragile post-divorce political standing amid Johnson’s rise.
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Jack Bell
A.P
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
GOP
Treasury
William E. Miller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Local market report shows mixed commodity prices and cattle moves
Market notes list local produce items with varied egg and grain prices and CO OP pricing. Fat cattle receipts 449 head with steers 50 cents to $1 lower, prices $19 to $22 for standard to high choice. Hogs up 25-50 cents with barrows and gilts 190-260 and sows 275-425. Cattle 1,800, calves 150. slaughter steers 22.00-22.75, calves 18.00-20.00, sheep 18.50-19.50 for prime lambs, other ranges in play.
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Kansas City
Seven Accidents in Short Period In Garden City
A rash of seven vehicle mishaps occurred between noon and 5 p.m. with minor damages and no injuries. Incidents happened at 6th and Hackberry, Kansas Ave rear of Trail Inn Motel, Main near Montgomery Ward, Mulberry and Grant, 5th and Walnut, Jenny and Hattie, and Hara and Walnut. Drivers named include Mrs Marvin D Holmes Everett R Frisk Donald D Komlofsk e Dwight Brasher Thomas G Legate Leon A Ford Jr John Heile Mrs Vernon A Schwirtz Mrs Frank Crase Mrs Cliff Reeves Marilyn Kayday Curtis Sauer Charles Lippert.
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Garden City
6Th
Hackberry
Marvin D. Holmes
4Th
Everett R. Frisk
Ingalls
Kansas Ave
Trail Inn
Donald D. Komlofske
Imperial Rt
Dwight Ir. Brasher
Star Rt
Komlofske
Wrasher
Main
Thomas G. Legate
Leon A. Ford Jr
Montgomery Ward
John Heile
S Mulberry
Vernon A.schwirtz
Center
Grant
Heile
Litte
Frank Crase
N. Kird
Cliff Reeves
Holysoad
Sth
Walnut
Jenny
Hattie
Curtis Sauer
Marilyn Kay Day
Fea
Charles RY Lippres
Hara & and
United Nations expected to back worldwide arms embargo
At U N New York the Security Council is expected to approve Norway’s resolution for a global arms embargo on South Africa to pressure an end to apartheid. The plan seeks to paralyze South Africa’s arms industry and calls for halting sales and shipments of arms equipment and materials. Soviet envoy Fedorenko urged stronger action while noting past appeals failed. South Africa rejected prior resolutions with no sign of impact.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
Norway
Soviet Union
U.N
Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
United Nations
Latin Club Presents Sa turnalia Christmas Program
Garden City High School’s Latin Club stages a Roman Christmas event at 6:45 a.m. Tuesday Dec 17 in the Little Theater. About 70 students perform entirely in Latin with carols and the Christmas story, followed by a reception in the school cafeteria. English programs help the audience follow.
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Garden City High School
Bernadine Sitts
Admissions List At St Catherine Hospital
Admissions recorded at St Catherine include Doyle William 901 Jenny Ginger Lyon Towns Imperial Norma Hawley 407 W Fulton Mrs Charles Maerz Laki Mrs Richard E Dugan Ulys. 5 8.
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St. Catherine Doyle William
Jenny Ginger
Lyon Towns
Imperial
Norma
Hawley
W. Fulton
Charles Maerz
Laki
Richard E. Dugan
Dismissals and Births Noted in Garden City Listings
Garden City area notices list dismissals for several individuals including John B. Throckmorton and Mrs Harold Peters, with addresses in Main and Cesar streets. Birth announcement from St Catherine records a daughter born to My and Mrs Wayne Wilks on December 4 at 3 49 a.m., weighing pounds and 10 ounces.
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John B. Throckmorton
N. Main
Harold E. Peters
Cesar St
Wanda L. Hawley
W. Fulton
Larry Obholz
W. Olive Leroy Downtain
Cimarron
St. Catherine
Wayne Wilks
Slow Market Turns Active in New York Trading
New York AP reports early afternoon stock prices improved after a slow morning. Trading on the NYSE became active with floor transactions outpacing ticker tape. Airlines and tobaccos advanced while most groups were mixed. Liggett & Myers rose about 3 points on a favorable charcoal filter cigarette report, despite a study noting higher death rates for smokers. American Tobacco and Lorillard gained marginally.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Liggett & Myers
Cance
American Tobacco and
Lorillard
Local Pastors Invited to Kiwanis Luncheon
Local and county ministers are invited to a Kiwanis Club luncheon. Rev. Ronald Meredith, pastor of First Methodist Church Wichita, will speak on his ongoing meetings at Garden City Methodist Church. The session begins at a specified time at Downing's.
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Kiwanis Club
Ronald Meredith
First Methodist Church
Wichita
Garden City
Chamber of Commerce Coffee Session Set at New Offices
The Telegram reports a Chamber of Commerce coffee club session at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Ready Mix Concrete Co. offices on 800 E. Fulton. All chamber members are invited. The Finney, Kearny, Haskell County Selective Service Board orders several residents to report for physical examinations next Tuesday, naming Gary L. Unruh Norman C. Matthews Lorrin P. Colby Larry G. Bless Joel C. Estrada Sammy J. Kemper Melvin M. Sperry John L. Gribble Douglas A. Callia Ronald D. Bemis Henry Cruz Paul A. Picifer Lanny R. Jones Richard L. Fisher Steven D. Floyd John P. Sterling Bobby D. Clymer David E. Selby Leroy A. Davis.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Ready Mix Concrete Co
E. Fulton
Finney, Kearny, Haskell County Selective Service Board
Gary L. Unruh
Norman C. Matthews
Lorrin P. Colby
Larry G. Bless
Joel C. Estrada
Sammy J. Kemper
Melvyn M. Sperry
John L. Gribble
Douglas A. Callia
Ronald D. Bemis
Henry Cruz
Paul A. Picifer
Lanny R. Jones
Richard L. Fisher
Steven D. Floyd
John P
Elks Award Funds Help 14 Kansas Students
The Kansas Elka Assn and Elks National Foundation provide funds for scholarship awards to 14 Kansas students. Interested students should contact their local or nearest Elks Lodge or their high school principal.
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Kansas Elka Assn
Elks National Foundation
Kansas
Elks Lodge
Army Probes Helicopter Crash At Fort Benning
The Army investigates a helicopter crash on U S 27 inside the Fort Benning Military Reservation. Eight men died and ten were injured, two critically, as the rotorcraft apparently tried to make an emergency landing Monday.
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Columbus, Ga
U.S. 27
Ft. Benning
U.S. Opposes Sihanouk Plan on Cambodia and Viet Nam
Washington officials declare U.S. stance against Prince Sihanouk’s proposal to neutralize Cambodia and South Viet Nam while leaving North Viet Nam under Communist rule. State Department cites 1954 Geneva accords protecting sovereignty of Cambodia Laos and Viet Nam. In other items, Senate sends to House a bill to aid Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy and children with Secret Service protection office space and burial costs. Johnson orders McCormack to be kept informed of national security matters to ensure government continuity.
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Washington
Cambodia
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
State Department
Richard S. Phillips
U.S
Laos
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Johnson
McCormack
John W.mccormack
National Security Council
White House
Pierre Salinger
Massachusetts
Telegram Want Ad Sparks Bid to Buy or Sell
A terse Telegram Want Ad prompts interest in a local buy or sell opportunity. Readers considering trades are urged to contact the sender for details and terms.
Cigarette Smoking and Cancer Linked in Major Study
Portland AP report summarizes the American Cancer Society findings from 4220 men followed 34.3 months showing death rates rise with smoking intensity. Smokers face higher lung cancer, emphysema, heart disease deaths, with ex smokers faring better than current ones. The study compared 36,975 smoker non smoker twins, noting lung cancer deaths higher for smokers and linking other cancers and ulcers to smoking.
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Portland
Ore
American Cancer Society
American Medical Association
Board of Trustees
E. Cuyler Hammond
Society
Hammond
American Tobacco Institute
Death notices for Charles R. Cutter and family ties
Charles R. Cutter, 67, died Monday of a heart attack in Liberal. Born July 8, 1896, in Woodward Ohio, he was a World War I veteran and deacon at First Baptist Church. He married Mary Lowry four years ago and is survived by his widow, two sons, a daughter, a brother and four grandchildren. He was brother-in-law of Yack Lowry of 813 Evans.
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Yack Lowry
Evans
Mr. Cutter
Woodward
Ohio
Mary Lowry
Student Riots Close Burma Universities
Burma's military government orders a third university closed amid student rioting. Mandalay, Moulmein, and Rangoon universities shut. over 19,000 students affected and 114 arrested.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mandalay University
Moulmein University
Rangoon University
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