Khrushchev Pushes Economic Plan For Abundant Consumer Goods
Premier Khrushchev presents a seven year program to invest about 4 billion dollars in chemicals to raise consumer goods and food supply. The plan could shift focus from heavy industry and arms, provoking resistance from Stalinists and military leaders. If adopted, it may ease Cold War tensions with the United States by addressing domestic shortages and discontent. The Central Committee faces a potential turning point amid domestic and international pushback.
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Khrushchev
Central Committee
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report and Prices
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle hogs and sheep trading with mixed to lower prices. Hogs 28.50 lower in ranges 180 to 310 pounds, cattle with steers and heifers around 21 to 23.50, cows 13.50 to 14.50 and feeders 15 to 23.50, lambs 17.25 to 19.25, sows 11.75 to 12.25, calves 19 to 25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Theft of Tools and Hay Reported to Police
Two thefts were reported to authorities. William B. Kadyk of 1011 N. 6th said about $50 worth of tools vanished from his locked car parked north of the high school. Paul Scheer told officers 15 bales of hay and loose hay were stolen from the Anna Scheer farm, 12 miles southwest of town, over the weekend.
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William B. Kadyk
Paul Scheer
Anna Scheer
Majors Fleet Installs Officers at Tyrian Lodge No 246
Tyrian Lodge No 246 of the Masonic Temple held the installation of officers on Wednesday. New officers include Clayton F. Ludwig as worshipful master Jerome Stonehocker senior warden Ralph Dowd junior warden Charles Sinclair senior deacon Phil Mehringer junior deacon Luther Largent senior steward Mark Sweangen junior steward Bud Daniel Tyler W C Daggett chaplain Duane Staley secretary Roy Caswell treasurer Ronald Hallmer Duane Waters and Orie Dunn. The meat and poultry industry payroll is reported at 1.5 billion dollars annually in the United States.
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Masonic Temple Tyrian Lodge
Clayton F. Ludwig
Jerome Stonehocker
Ralph Dowd
Charles Sinclair
Phil Mehringer
Luther Largent
Mark Sweangen
Bud Daniel
Tyler
W. C. Daggett
Duane Staley
Roy Caswell
Ronald Hallmer
Duane Waters
Orie Dunn
Local CD Training Trains Area Instructors
Twenty three area residents train to become radiological monitoring instructors in a Civil Defense course led by Jarold Boettcher of Kansas State University. The program aims to prepare locals to educate communities on operating and reading radiological instruments for fallout safety. Courses are also under way in Dodge City and Ashland with additional local organizers Doane Wiley and the Civil Defense director for Finney County. Participants include residents from Garden City Syracuse Lakin Elk Heart Dignton Liberal and Scott City among others.
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Jarold Boettcher
Kansas State University
Department of
Doane Wiley
Bernarr Penick
Lakin
Earl Ipson
Walter Ridenour
Donald Roepe
Elkhart
Leo Brown
Oscar Moody
William Paine
Dighton
William Feemster
Larry Ling
Liberal
Hospital admissions and dismissals listing local patients
The clipping lists admissions at St Catherine including Michael Richard Myers and others, dismissals for Mrs Edwin Boots and Linda Ann Finns, births at St Catherine noting a daughter for Jerry E Wallace and wife, plus property transactions with warranty deeds and an oil and gas lease. Names include Leander Miller, Roy Leathers, Beatey, Pippitt, Geler, Tresner, Finns, Spracue, McCoy, Schultz, Ganson, Kleysteuber, Hart, Bishop, Wallace, Reed, Feldman, and Swenson. Locations span St Catherine, Dodge City, Garden City, Deerfield, Leoti, and Scott City. Dates and ages appear, with a birth at 4:05 a.m. and weights listed inconsistently.
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St. Catherine Michael
Richard Myers
Conkling
Roy Leathers
Satanta Lawrence
Roland Miller
Imperial
John Calvin Beatey
Dodge City
Jerry E. Wallace
Leopold
Floyd Pippitt
N. Ard
St. Catherine
Edwin BE. Boots
Peter Geler
Leland Tresner
Linda Ann Finns
Gardendale
George Spracue
Scott City
J. McCoy
Dighton James
Skisha
Deborah Davis
N. Ath
Robert McGinn
Deerfield
Jerome R. Schultz
Swenson linked in property transfers and court actions
Garden City reports Kenneth R. Swenson tied to mineral ownership numbers and transfers, while Norman Lee Thiessen and others file against him. Local court records show Mrs. Elmer Gross on a suspended license sentence and multiple suspensions, fines for overweight or speeding, bonds posted, and a civil judgment involving United States of America versus Marvin Troehmel.
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Courts
Elmer Gross
Kansas
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory For Women
Lansing
Don Jennings
W. Kansas
David Lee Ellington
E. Laurel
Dennis Ray Peitz
Edgar R. Otterstetter
Claude Smithhart
Garnet Sthole
Robert D. Norris
Betty J. Shirley
Syracuse
United States of America
Marvin
Troehmel
Lawrence Alfonso Garcia
W. Maple
Jessie Richard Bribiesca
E. Santa Fe
Terry Lee Billinger
E. Maple
George Marshall Gribble
Gilbert Lyle McKain
E. Chestnut
Dennis Edward Smith
Robert Marion Park
Dewey Leonard Lundquist
Jessie R. Bribrisca
Richard E. Martinez
Keithllen Higgs
Judith L. Kellams
Robert Clarence Burgett
Richard George Bohreck
Fredtie G.moreno
Studebaker Slashes U S Production Shifting to Canada
AP report details Studebaker halting U S automobile production in 1902 era, futures in Canada with 2,100 dealers to service a nationwide network. Gov Welsh pledges top priority for displaced workers as about 1,500 South Bend layoffs occur amid deep financial losses since 1959. The move follows years of decline after early success with the Lark.
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Roger Lane
AP Busltes
NEW York (Ap
Studebaker Orp
United States
Canada
Mongay
South Bend
Ind
Indiang
Matthew E
Studebaker
Ong Millon
Lion
Traffic Accident At 7th And Chestnut In City
Tuesday at 10 20 a m a two car crash occurred at 7th and Chestnut. Vehicles were driven by Ray Charles Jones 1011 Theron a minor and Mrs Joe Deel 1612 N 7th a moderate injury reported and police alerted.
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Chestnut
Ray Charles Jones
Theron
Joe Deel
N. 7Th
Kansas Traffic Log For December 1963 In Topeka AP
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 8:00 am Tuesday December 5 shows 19 fatalities for 1963 compared with 547 total comparable 1962 period 564 across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Put Packages In Car Trunk Chief Advises
Garden City Police Chief Hal Kane urges shoppers to lock all purchases out of sight in the trunk to deter theft during the holiday season. He warns that valuables left in parked cars are easy targets and suggests home delivery or store pickup for especially valuable items.
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Garden City Police Department
Kenneth Heinrichs
Cleve Spencer
Grover Craig
N. Sullivan
Batty Smith
Hal Kane
Harold Owens
Helen Keane
Kangas
Garden City
Kane
Washington Shock as Cambodian Broadcast Attacks Kennedy
Washington officials express shock after reports that Cambodia's state radio celebrated the deaths of Thailand's premier and President Kennedy. State Department says a Cambodian broadcast appeared to rejoice at the deaths of state enemies. In Thailand and South Vietnam, Kennedy is referenced harshly as part of enemy leadership.
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Washington
Cambodia
U. S
Thailand
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Telegram Want Ads Boost Classified Reach
Telegram want ads offer buyers and sellers a fast path to listings and deals. The brief notice promotes using Telegram for informal marketplace postings.
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Telegram
Letters to Santa From Readers Describe Toys They Wish
Readers send letters to Santa listing dolls, trains, dolls and play sets. Names and addresses appear alongside toy requests ranging from bikes and stuffed animals to model cars and kitchen sets.
Santa to Answer Letters From North Pole ZIP 99701
Garden City postmaster says Santa will reply to letters mailed to North Pole 99701 by December 15 with a free greeting card. Children must include a return address and a regular 5 cent stamp on the envelope to receive a message from St Nick.
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Santa Claus
St. Nick
North Pole
Karen Johnson
Evans
Sante
Kent
Keft
Schultz
Post Office
Garden City
Lester Harp
Santa
Postal Service
Harp
Town Votes on Racial Issue in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri residents vote on an ordinance banning racial discrimination in hotels motels restaurants and entertainment venues excluding barns taverns and private clubs. The measure, passed by the City Council last summer 5 to vote then suspended by a referendum petition, requires a two thirds majority to pass. The city with 80000 residents includes about 2500 Black residents and desegregation has long been in effect.
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ST. Joseph
Liberal Superintendent to Take Post at Ottawa
Liberal Kansas AP reports Marvin P. Forker resigns as Liberal school superintendent to take Ottawa Kansas post next fall. Forker arrives from Medicine Lodge 12 years ago and seeks release from a 1965 contract. Ottawa’s Henry A. Parker retires after 15 years as superintendent, with Forker set to join after pending contract release.
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Liberal
Ottawa
Kan
Marvin P. Forker
Liberal Schooll
Ottawa Kan
Forker
Medicine Lodge
Henry A. Parker
Ottarwa
Finney County Receives Second in State Conservation Award
A Finney County group earned second place in the western division of the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts annual meet. Harry Lightner and R. G. Brown were named leaders, with the district cited for 20 informal watershed designations, radio programs, stubble mulching, a land judging school, fair booth prizes, teacher conservation scholarships, and county agriculture meetings.
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Kansas Assn
Finney County
Harry Lightner
R. G. Brown
Soil Conservation District
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