Russians Reveal Record 1962 Soviet Budget Size
Moscow reports a record 81.9 billion rubles total for 1962 with defense at 13.4 billion rubles, up from 9.22 billion planned for 1961. Premier Khrushchev cited Berlin crisis as a factor, while science spending rose to 4.9 billion rubles. The Supreme Soviet begins its session to approve the budget and 1962 economic plan.
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U.S
Berlin
Khrushchev T
Vasily Garbuzov
Soviet Union
Grand Kremlin Palace
Garbuzov
United States
Supreme Soviet
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP tally from Kansas City shows cattle 2200 head with cows strongest, vealers and calves mixed, steers and heifers steady. top good to choice steers 23.50 to 25.50, heifers 23.00 to 25.00, cows 15.00 to 17.50. Hogs 3000 head with barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.50 per cwt, sows 13.50 to 14.75 for 300 to 400 lb.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
NEW York
Bid
Chemical
Preyfus
Bat & How
Tenenne
Fidelity Fa
Fidelity
Hamil Fa
Incorp Inc
Petacorp Invest
Ing
Mass Investor
Mutual Trust
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Puritan
Putnam Geo
Teley Elect
Inc
Canada
Val Line Inc
Wellington
Philharmonic Choir members perform Candlelight concert
Robert Raynesford and Larry Helzer of Kansas Wesleyan University join the Philharmonic Choir for a Concert by Candlelight set for December 12 at Sams Chapel at 8 p.m. Both are first bass singers. Garden City Junior College students held a buffalo burger fry at the Civic Center, consuming 37 pounds of buffalo meat and enjoying dancing and games.
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Robert Raynesford
J. D. Raynesford
Pinecrest
Larry Helzer
Dighton
Philharmonic Choir
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Sams Chapel
Garden City Junior College
Civic Center
Labor Front Leaders Seek Remedy for Internal Wars
AFL-CIO leaders held a closed session to reconcile rival plans for settling internal labor disputes amid a split leadership. Al Hayes, George Meany, and Walter Reuther spearhead competing proposals while the AFL-CIO convention opens with Kennedy as keynote speaker. Reuther presses compulsory arbitration with court enforcement for all interunion job rights disputes.
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Bal Harbour
Fis
Afl-Cio
Labor
Aflcio
Kennedy
George Meany
Hayes
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Modoc Man Hurt in Crash Near Garden City
Everett Farr of Modoc was listed in fairly good condition at St. Catherine Hospital after his car skidded 175 feet and rested in an irrigation ditch on US 83 north of Garden City. Farr told a Highway Patrolman he blacked out while en route to Scott City around 7 p.m. Tuesday. The accident caused minor vehicle damage and left Farr with a brain concussion.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Everett Farr
US 83
Scott City
Garden City
Farr
No Solution in Light Earth People Are in Awful Mess
James Marlow argues earth people are in an awful mess 20 years after Pearl Harbor with rising populations and ideologies. He compares capitalism and communism, notes weapon growth and space progress, and ends by noting life expectancy rose from 64 to 69 years, offering limited consolation.
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James Marlow
Associated Proty News Analy
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Althrough
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ispace
Moon
Earth
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Convicted Farmer Receives Five Years For Manslaughter
Donald Ray Clark, a 27 year old farmer from a Barton-Vernon County area near Sheldon, was found guilty of manslaughter for the death of his two infants and sentenced to five years in prison. The jury in Carthage deliberated 70 minutes after two days of testimony and heard a disputed signed statement in which Clark described harming the baby during a nap. Prosecutors pursued a second degree murder charge in a separate Barton County case involving an 11 month old daughter, but the judge ruled manslaughter as the most serious offense Clark could be convicted of.
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Carthage
Donald Ray
Clark
Nevada
Gordon Boyer
Barton County
Woodson Oldham
Forty Elected to ASCS Committee From Eight Communities
Forty members were elected to the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service committee, with five delegates from each of the eight communities in Finney County. The Garden City group named Gillan as chairman and delegate, Cobley as vice chairman and alternate, Mal, Jameson, and Brinkmeyer as regular and alternate members. Garfield communities named Stott, Phipps, Hastings, Smith, and others with chairmen, vice chairs, and alternates. Pierceville, Pleasant Valley, Sherlock, and Terry communities filled their posts, with re-elections for a one year term and new members Cook and Lightner. All took office December 1.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
Garden City
Henry Gillan x
Leroy Cobley
Pete Mal
William Jameson
Alter
Fate
Charles Brinkmeyer
East Garfield
Rottald G. Stott
Garland L. Phipps
Rufus Woods, Sr
Donald Hastings
Clyde C. Smith
Pleasant
Robert 3B. Buerkle
Corwin Betts
Lee Roy Lile
ALCS
O. A. Schopf
George W. Meeker
Frank H. McClure
A. E. Cook
George L. Lightner
Deaths in Garden City and Satanta: Evans and Moody
Louis M. Evans aged 41 died in Gering Nebraska from a heart attack after moving from Garden City born 1909 and a 1980 Garden City High School graduate. Survived by widow two sons Ruth Frances mother and brother with service Saturday at Gering Catholic Church. James J. Moody age 75 died at home from a heart attack. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Satanta Methodist Church with burial in Satanta Cemetery. visitation at Phillips Funeral Home Garden City.
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Garden City
Gering
Nebr
Mr. Evans
Haage
Robert
Lincoln
Danny
Ruth Frances
Ruth DD
Evans
Washington
Merle Evans
Gering Catholic Church
Emporia
Satanta
James J. Moody
Satanta Methodist Church
Mr. Moody
Phillips Funeral
Satanta Cemetery
Cuban Government to Confiscate Property
Cuban authorities will confiscate all property of residents who depart the island and do not return within an authorized time. Havana radio reported the time limit was not announced, though Fidel Castro cited a one month leave for the United States, two months for Latin America and three months for Europe.
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Fla
Havana Radio
Fidel Castro
United States
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Europe
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