Four-Party Coalition Takes Over in Italy
Premier Aldo Moro and his center-left cabinet sworn in forming a four party coalition including Socialists for the first time in 16 years. Walv’s 25th post fascist government faces strain as the uneasy alliance ends an April crisis after Christian Democrats setback and Communist votes surge in Parliament election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Levin
Associated Press
Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Walv
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic
Athtore Fanfani
Communist Party
Pietro Nenni
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
the Republicans
Fanfant
Moro
Chamber of Deputies
Socialists
Republicans
Annual Scout Affair at Santa Fe Trail Council Dinner
The Santa Fe Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, will host its annual appreciation dinner Sunday at St. Martys Center. About 200 scouts and leaders are expected with Capt. James E. Banks as speaker. Silver Beaver awards will honor adult leaders, and unit leaders and den mothers receive special awards. President reception at 5:30 p.m. and banquet at 6:30 p.m. Reservations through the Scout Service Center in Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
St. Marty’s Center
Sidney Reynolds
James E. Banks
U.S. Air Force Academy
Council
Scout Service Center
Garden City
Local market and Kansas City livestock prices
Local wagon prices show small changes for wheat Milo rye and barley while corn holds steady. Kansas City cattle and hogs show light slaughter class offerings, barrows and gilts down 1-3 percent, sows steady, lambs strong and ewes steady with price ranges provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Civil Rights Resolutions Before National Council of Churches
Philadelphia AP report says two civil rights resolutions were presented to about 5 000 delegates. One urges support for President Johnson in pushing Kennedy civil rights legislation, the other calls for total desegregation of churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
Robert’ W Spike
Council
Commission On Religion and
Spike
United Church of Christ
Assembly
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Washington
United States
House Fire Damages Home at 204 East Maple
Fire reported shortly after 2 pm Wednesday extensively damaged a house at 204 E Maple. Kitchen and contents suffered heavy damage with smoke affecting the whole home. Police say the rented residence belongs to the Ramirez family who were away. several children sought shelter with neighbors during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Maple
Garden City
Jim Tare
Ramirez
Thompson Trial to Jury in Minnesota Murder Case
The trial of 86-year-old T Eugene Thompson in Minneapolis moves to the jury after closing arguments. He faces first degree murder for the March slaying of his wife Carol Thompson as prosecutors seek insurance proceeds and marriage to his ex secretary. The defense argues a robbery death with Thompson uninvolved in any conspiracy and says Mrs Thompson, mother of four, was killed during a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
St. Paul
Minnesota
Thompson
Carol
Thoempson
Jacqueline Olesen
District 4 Meteanchy Meeting Set at Armory
Kenneth Fromm Finney County agricultural agent announces a district hog meeting at the National Guard Armory in Dodge City on Monday at 9 15 a.m. A full day of talks from officials is planned. Attendees should call the extension office to confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Dodge City
Kenneth Fromm
Fromm
Finney County
Deaths of Mrs Ina Simonds Former Garden City Resident
Mrs Ina Simonds aged 86 died Monday in Oxnard California after a monthlong illness. She was mother to Mrs 3 W Springer of Garden City and grandmother to James Springer of Garden City with a great granddaughter Mrs Vivian Morris of Garden City. Simonds had lived in Garden City for years before moving to California in 1920. Burial was in Oxnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Simonds
Garden City
Oxnard
Calif
3. W. Springer
James Springer
Vivian Morris
Simonda
California
Nog’s Misdeeds End Santa Land Chaos
In a Santa Land tale Nog the elf corrupts toys by unwrapping and breaking them then sabotages the reindeer and burns Santa’s workshops. Santa confronts him, the Queen Fairy contemplates punishment, and Nog gleefully questions his fate as a new day dawns.
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Synofisla
Jeremy
Sissy
Miss Jo
Bugaboo
Queen Fairy
Santa Land
Nog
Santa
Fairyland
Fair Queen
Release of Colonel Chenault by Venezuelan Terrorists
Col James K Chenault of Sherman Texas deputy chief of the U S military mission in Venezuela was released unharmed after eight days in captivity. Pro Communist FALN abducted him outside his home to spotlight electoral turmoil but the vote set a record turnout. He walked to the embassy, breakfasted with family, then met security officials. He appeared tired and had not eaten well. The FALN expanded its violence to British targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
James K. Chenault
Sherman, Tex
Chenault
U.S
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Lawyers in Garden City attend Kansas Bar meeting all day
All law offices in Garden City will be closed tomorrow as attorneys attend the Kansas Bar Association meeting in Dodge City. Serving begins at 6 30 pm. Also Saturday the Lions Club Pancake Day runs at the Civic Center until 7 pm with Duane Hays and Joe Benson urging parade watchers and Christmas shoppers to attend. Tickets are sold by club members and at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas Bar Assn
Dodge City
Lions Club
Civic Center
Duane Hays
Joe Benson
Cochairmen
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announces at St Catherine
Listings show admissions for Wilfred Buena Pickens Jr and others at St Catherine, along with dismissals including Mrs Richard H Dugan and Cheryl Ann Meeker. A birth notice reports a daughter to Loyd Chilton and a son to Jerome Schultz on December 4 at 2:50 PM and 8:50 PM respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Wilfred Buena Pickens, Jr
E. Santa
Dennis
Atherton
Hudson
Lacy G. Carrigan
Opal R. Grauberger
Teitelbaum AP Lospels
Hugh Rivenburg
Tribune
Evelyn Killfell
N. Sth
Inez Bishop
Scoti
Richard H. Dugan
Ulys
Girthe
Loyd Chilton
Warner Terrace
Jerome R. Schultz
N. 12Th
Geeds Leona Wolf and heirs deed three acres to Trent
Legals record shows Geeds Leona Wolf and heirs conveying three acres in the south to Floyd Trent and heirs. The abstract and deed language indicate transfer of property rights and related legal actions may be noted in this regional notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Laren Wolf
Floyd Trent
Deeds and fines listed in Garden City Telegram notice
Garden City page records numerous land transfers and quitclaims in local subdivisions, including Beiderwell replat and Jones additions, plus cash abatement cases and police fines. Transactions involve F E Fleagle W H Fleagle J H Keller J M Michaelsen and others with properties in 11-2134 20-22-30 28-25-32 and Parkwood Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Fleagle
W. H. Fleagle
J. H. Keller
W. F. Mercer
Mendenhall
Dh Keller
Jones Addition
Sylvia M. Leatherbury
W. H. Brennaman
Et Ux
Inge
Vinzant’s
M. L. Michaelsen
Michaelsen Construction Company, Inc
Beiderwell
Replat
Pete Thiessen
Peter D. Ens
Brigido G. Mesa
Tona Mesa
Clarence Olin Rasler
Belderwell
Cash and Carry Lumber Co., Inc
John W. Koch
Parkwood
Albert L. Byer
Charlotte Byer
Cape Canaveral Opposes Rename of Cape
Cape Canaveral city council and the Greater Cocoa Chamber of Commerce oppose renaming Cape Canaveral. President Johnson and Florida officials would hear protests. They question legality of renaming land with 400 years of historical significance, noting Canaveral means reed field in Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Cape Canaveral
Greater Cocoa
Cape
Canaveral
Russian Chess Set Divides Communists and Capitalists
A Moscow style chess set pits Communists against capitalists with men and women figures. Capitalist pawns are shown bound in heavy chains, creating a stark visual contrast.
Traffic Crash Involving Wasson And Clark On N Seventh
Wednesday at 9 30 p m a collision occurred in the 1100 block of North Seventh. Kenneth B Wasson of 409 Hudson drove a car and a pickup owned by Lester L Clark of 1109 Pershing was parked. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage.
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Block N
Kenneth B. Wasson
Hudson
Lester L. Clark
Pershing
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Civil Rights Before Council
Kansas
Topeka
Pour Cay
Meteanchy
Mrs
Neg
Red
Haske
County Monitor
Sublette Junior Chamber of Commerce
Horace Eaton
Dick Stitts
Rex Studebaker
Gary Rankin
Richard Kane
Wayne Welter
Max Allen
Ted Dye
Garden City, Kansas
Jayhawk Vk Rendering, Inc
Benes
Lead Angel
Five Points Bakery
Deat Woot of
Stoner’s
Alexander McLean
Scott
Clus
Rueben Herman
N. Srd
Elsa Inez Perez
A. Weinrich
N. v
Joe McMillen
Mitchell Sanders
Dee Weiser
Cheryl Ann Meeker
Leonard Albrecht
Hattle Robert Patrick Cummins
Jefferson City
Lee Milton Schroeder
Taylor
Ralph E. Wasson
Legals
Garden City Telegram
Henry A. Weber
Holcomb
Larry K. Earnest
Theresa M. Beltran
Penn
Robert D. Bates
Reba F. Harrell
Lubbock
Tex
Charles F. Satterlin
Joe L. Byers
W. Olive
John Heile
Mulberry
Donald Dean Komlofske
Imperial Rt
Michael A. Foster
Pat's Drive
Stephen D. Fansler
Wheatridge
Freddie G. Moreno
S. Star Rt
Donald D. Komlofske
Ned J .Graham
Walten David Garnand
Donald R. Wilson
Nolan Motor CO
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