Soviet Unveils Record 1962 Budget With Militia Spending Rise
The Soviet government released a record 1962 budget totaling 81.9 billion rubles with military outlays rising about 16.7 percent to 13.4 billion rubles. Finance Minister Garbuzov said defense spending would exceed 1961 levels, reflecting ongoing global tension and the Berlin crisis. The science budget reached 4.3 billion rubles, while the U.S. defense budget stood at 46.6 billion dollars. The Supreme Soviet begins a session at the Grand Kremlin Palace to debate the 1962 plan and civil law changes.
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Moscow
U.S
Berlin
Khrushchev
Vasiy Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Parliament of
Soviet Union
Grand Kremlin Palace
Garbuzov
United States
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle, calves, steers, heifers and cows with steady to higher prices. Cattle sales include good to choice steers 23.50 to 25.50, cows up to 25 higher, and stockers 23 to 25. Hog prices show barrows and gilts 15.75 to 16.50, sows 13.50 to 14.75 for specified weights.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Philharmonic Choir Members Prepare Dec 12 Concert
Robert Raynesford and Larry Helzer of Salina Kansas Wesleyan University sing first bass in the Philharmonic Choir. The group will present a Concert by Camblelight December 12 at Sams Chapel 8 p.m. Garden City Junior College students enjoyed a buffalo burger fry at the Civic Center Tuesday night consuming thirty seven pounds of meat with dancing and games.
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Robert Raynesford
J. D. Raynesford
Pinecrest
Larry Helzer
Dighton
Philharmonic Choir
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Camblelight
Sams Chapel
Garden City Junior College
Civic Center
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Today in Garden City the hospital lists admissions at St. Catherine and Leopold with numerous patients named including Mrs. Frank Dailey and Charles Reed. Dismissals include Lyman Walck and John Dresling. Births note a girl to Eugene Kissinger and a daughter to Richard McMillan. Police reports cover bonds, fines, and a traffic collision at Spruce and Stevens.
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St. Catherine
Frank Dailey
Evans
Charles Reed
Kenneth Clark
Walker
Debra Ann Kreutzer
Bancroft
Ethel Anderson
E. Fulton
John Heile
Mulberry
Charles Quakenbush
Ralph Cecil Biggs
Everett Wayne Farr
Modoc
Richard McMillan
Walter M. Snell
Pat's Drive
Leopold
Alan Stoecklein
Holcomb
Bettina L. Bentrup
Leopold Ed Ray
Cimarron
Eugene L. Kissinger
City
Rt. 1
Labor Front Leaders Seek Remedy for Internal Wars
AFL-CIO leaders meet in closed session to reconcile rival plans for settling inter union jurisdictional disputes ahead of the AFL CIO convention. Meany and Reuther spar over arbitration mandates while Hayes pursues a unifying formula amid heated internal disagreements.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Afl-Cio
Labor
Aflcio
Kennedy
al Hayes
Machinists
George Meany
Hayes
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Modoc Man Hurt in Crash
Everett Farr 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, 45 miles north of Garden City. He said he blacked out while en route to Scott City and the attending physician diagnosed a brain concussion. Minor damage to the vehicle was reported.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Everett Farr
US 83
Scott City
Garden City
Farr
No Solution in Light Earth People Are in 'Awfulness' By James Marlow
The AP analysis reflects 20 years after Pearl Harbor, noting rising tensions and a world of advancing weapons, shifting alliances, and a dawning fear of global catastrophe. It contrasts Soviet communism with US capitalism and laments persistent danger while citing life expectancy gains from 64 to 69 years.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Kennedy
Althrough
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earth
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farmer Convicted For Manslaughter In Missouri Case
In Carthage Missouri a jury found Donald Ray Clark 27 guilty of manslaughter for the death of his two infants. He received a five year sentence. He faces a potential second degree murder charge in a separate Barton County case for a daughter’s death. The trial centered on a signed statement Clark made about burping the 10 week old boy. The jury deliberated 70 minutes after two days of testimony.
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Carthage
Donald Ray Clark
Clark
Nevada
Forty Elected to ASCS Committee in Finney County
Five members from each of Finney County eight communities were elected to the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service committee. Garden City members include Henry Gillan Jr as chairman and delegate and Leroy Cooley as vice chairman and alternate, along with Pete Mai, William Jameson, and Charles Brinkmeyer. Other communities list chairs and delegates, alternates, and regular members. Re-elected for one year were O. A. Schopf, George W. Meeker, and Frank H. McClure with new members A. E. Cook and George L. Lightner. Officials took office December 1.
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Finney County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
Garden City
Henry Gillan, Jr
Leroy Cooley
Pete Mai
William Jameson
Alter
ALCS
A. Schopf
George W. Meeker
Frank H. McClure
A. E. Cook
George L. Lightner
Deaths Louis M. Evans of Garden City and Gering Nebr
Louis M. Evans, native of Garden City born 1909, died yesterday of a heart attack in Gering Nebraska. He attended Garden City High School, worked at Haage Jewelry before moving to Gering in 1930. Surviving are his widow two sons Robert and Danny a daughter Ruth Frances his mother Mrs Ruth D. Evans and brother Merle. Services are Saturday morning at the Gering Catholic Church with burial in Emporia.
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Louis M. Evans
Garden City
Gering
Nebr
Mr. Evans
Haage Jewelry
Robert
Lincoln
Danny
Ruth Frances
Ruth D. Evans
Washington
Merle Evans
Evans
Gering Catholic Church
Emporia
Funeral for James J Moody in Satanta Church
James J Moody 75 died of a heart attack at home yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Satanta Methodist Church. Friends may call at Phillips Funeral Home in Garden City. Burial will be in Satanta Cemetery.
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Satanta
James J. Moody
Satanta Methodist Church
Our
Moody
Phillips Funeral
Garden City
Satanta Cemetery
Cuban Government to Confiscate Property
Cuban government will confiscate property of people who leave the island and do not return within an authorized time. Havana radio reported the time limit was not announced, but 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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Fia
Havana Radio
Fidel Castro
United States
Latin America
Europe
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