Blizzard Forecast Prompts Cautious Travelers
Weatherman Elihu Allman offered no comment on today’s conditions saying to just look outside. Light powdery snow and extreme cold raise the risk, urging people to stay indoors. Civic Center hosts 14 Christmas events including the Oldtimer Club and Soroptimists. A polio clinic runs Saturday at Warren Hotel from 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. for adults 18 plus with doctors from Finney County Medical Society administering vaccines at a dollar fee.
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Estralita Club
Finney County Medical Society
Five Die on Kansas Roads in Weekend Crashes
Five people died on snow and ice slick Kansas highways over the weekend raising the toll. University of Kansas students John Tamasi and Alice Tamasi were killed in a hit and run on U S 59 south of Lawrence. Louis Williams was arrested on manslaughter charges as the driver. In Nebraska, Esther Fritz and Delor Fritz died in a head on crash on U S 36 near Highland. A Zurich collision killed Effie Powell with four others injured in the storm.
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Associated Press
Kansas
John Allen Tamasi
Alice
University of Kansas
U. S. 59
Lawrence
Louis Lee Williams
Ottawa
Esther Fritz
Miss Delor~ Fritz
Verdon
Neb
Headon
U. S
Highland
Zurich
Effie Powell
Merrick
Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
Gages
Hope, Anderson Discuss 32nd District Judgeship
Rep Clifford Hope Jr of Garden City met Gov John Anderson about the 32nd District district judgeship vacancy. Hope showed interest but did not label himself a candidate. Judge Roland Tate of Garden City resigned. Anderson aims to decide quickly after consulting bar associations across six counties.
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Clifford Hope Jr
Garden City
John Anderson
Hope
Dist
Roland Tate
Anderson
Garden Sass No Wonder the Birds Went South
Garden quipped this morning that the birds went south not by fate but by seasonal choice. The brief remark frames a lighthearted take on nature and migration.
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Gus
Israel Convicts Eichmann of Unsurpassed Crimes
Israel's three judge panel found Adolf Eichmann guilty on major counts including crimes against the Jews crimes against humanity war crimes and membership in the SS and SD. The panel held he played a key role in deporting millions to death camps and will deliver sentencing by Friday with the death penalty a possibility though previously unused. The verdict followed a four month trial in Jerusalem with hundreds of spectators including survivors.
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Israel
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Gestapo
Eichmann
Hitler
Reich
Bureau For
Moshe Landau
Dble Legath
Vermont
Canada
United States
Vermont Supreme Court
Germany
Landau
Alty
Gideon Hausner
Episcopal Bishop Urges Local Ecumenism and Education
The Rt Rev Arnold Lewis of Salina urged Western Kansas Episcopal clergy to cooperate with other Christian bodies locally. He promoted a community school of Christian education to unite youths across denominations and advocated broader communion and liturgical dialogue with Lutherans and Roman Catholics. He spoke after celebrating Holy Communion and conducting a confirmation at St Thomas Church and met St John of the Prairie to discuss expanding work at Ulysses.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Arnold Lewis
Salina
Western Kansas
Kansas
Christian Education
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
St. John of the Prairie
Ulysses
St. Tohmas
Post Office Holiday Hours In Garden City Announced
The Garden City post office will open at 8 a.m. starting Tuesday through December 23 to aid mailing of packages and cards. Extra morning hours, Saturday service until 5 p.m. on December 16 and 23, and extra staff will help handle the holiday rush.```
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Garden City
Lester Harp
Harp
Blizzard Warning Amid Snowstorm Hits Kansas and Albania T
A severe blizzard danger grips the Kansas Tele gram area with 80 to 50 mph winds and heavy snow. Separately Albania's break with the Soviet Union signals possible shifts in Cold War blocs, prompting questions on Albania’s future relations with China and Yugoslavia.
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Tirana
Soviet Union
China
Peiping
Moscow
Balkan
George W. Ball
Yugoslavia
Washington
United States
Poland
Red China
Enver Hoxha
Werner Top Speaker at Debate Tourney
Garden City senior high school debaters Larry Ward and Robert Werner placed fourth at the Hutchinson High Invitational, a major statewide event with 152 teams. Robert Werner won top extemporaneous speaking honors, eliminating 21 contenders. Garden City teams won titles at Augusta and Burrton events, and GCISD debaters plan to next compete at Larned and Garden City JC. Weather notes detail heavy blizzard conditions across western Kansas, with snow, icy roads, and cold readings at multiple towns and reporting stations.
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Garden City
Larry Ward
Robert Werner
Ulysses
Augusta
Garden City High
Beverly Gardiner
Randy McDonald
Wichita East
Kenneth Stoner
Janice Smallwood
Burrton
Garden City High School
Larned
Garden City Junior College
Peace Bomb Under Ground Nuclear Test At Carlsbad
Scientists report 70 percent data yield from the first underground atomic peace blast near Carlsbad New Mexico despite a radioactive gas leak. The five kiloton device was detonated a quarter mile underground in salt rock, creating a steam filled cavity and a brief cloud that blocked observers for hours. Seismic data aim to distinguish nuclear blasts from earthquakes while cleanup and road closures eased after the plume dissipated.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Gnome Hole
Phillip Randolph
Livermore
Calif
Gnome
Randolph
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Blizzard Weather Tonight and Tuesday Snow Outlook
The forecast predicts tonight will bring increasing snow and blizzard conditions with northerly winds around 40 mph and temperatures near 10 degrees. Tuesday should see diminished blizzard conditions by afternoon with about four more inches of snow, continued northerly winds, and temperatures around 10 degrees. sunrise at 7 55 and sunset at 5 16.
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Braoke
Highway Department
Kansas
Ira Merrick
Scott City
Doug Baker
Syracuse
Min
Pree
Dodge City
Bi Benoa
AR Goothana
HU City
Russell
Salina
Topeka
Ike Urges Voluntary, Businesslike U.S. Attitude
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told the American Heart Association board of directors in Gettysburg that the nation should do more things voluntarily and in a businesslike fashion. He, as honorary board chairman, emphasized a "sweat virtue" in American voluntary action.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
American Heart Association
America
Eisenhower
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