Southern Leaders See Little Significance in Sit-In Ruling
The Supreme Court overturned the Louisiana sit-in conviction, a move praised by Negro leaders as a dawning day, while Southern officials like Louisiana's Jack Gremillion called the decision narrow and based on lack of evidence. The ruling left questions on freedom of expression and equal protection unresolved.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Aliars
Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
South
Freedom Rider
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Carolina
Maryland
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Supreme Court
Market report highlights steady to higher cattle prices
Kansas City and Garden City livestock markets show cattle steady to higher with good to prime steers 23.75 26.75 while heifers bring 28.50 25.25 and cows 15.50 17.50. Hogs steady to higher, sows up 25, veals light activity, and fat cattle at Garden City up to 50 cents.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Garden City
Two Basketball Tilts Postponed In Telegram Area
At least two high school basketball games were postponed due to inclement weather. Shallow Water at Utiea was postponed, Copeland at Rolla was reset for Saturday January 6. Principal James Kellerman said half the Copeland team is ill with the flu.
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Telegram
Utiea
Copeland
Rolla
James Kellerman
Army Specialist Fifth Class Enslow graduates NCO Academy
Millard J W Enslow son of Roy W Ens low Canon City Colorado and Mrs Dorothy Wright Holcomb recently graduated from the 3rd Armored Division Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Kirch Gens Germany Specialist Enslow is a radar repairman in the division 503rd Avidation Company in Hawaii He entered the Army in August 1959 and completed basic training at Fort Hood Texas He arrived overseas last February The 3rd known as the Spearhead division is one of five U S divisions in NATO Pyramid of Power in Europe
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Millard J'W. Enslow
Roy W. Enslow
Canon City
Colo
Dorothy Wright
Holcomb
3Rd Armored Division
Kirch Gens
Germany
Enslow J
503Rd Avidation
Hawau
Army
Fort Hood
Tex
U.S
NATO
Europe
Arthur Brown Heads Two Month Caribbean Training Cruise
Arthur L. Brown a fitter second class in the navy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Bowen of 1210 Gibson Street is aboard the attack transport USS Vermillion for a two month training cruise in the Caribbean. The ship will join an amphibious assault exercise off Vieques Puerto Rico and is slated to return to Norfolk Virginia in late January.
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Arthur L. Brown
Dean M. Bowen
Gibson St
Vermillion
Caribbean
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Norfolk
Atkinson Serving on The USS Bennington
Nolan R. Atkinson naval air man apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren R. Atkinson, Emi nence Rt., serves aboard the anti submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Bennington. The unit took part in Exercise Black Bear from Nov 24 through Dec 1 off Southern California.
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Nolan R. Atkinson
Naval Airman
Loren R. Atkinson
Bennington
California
Slick Street Mishaps Spike Police Reports in 24 Hours
Nine accidents on slick icy streets were logged in the last 24 hours raising the two day total to 18 with no injuries. Incidents occurred from 12:30 p.m. to 10:30 a.m. involving a mix of city, state and private vehicles with damage ranging from minor to extensive and one incident of no damage to a pickup.
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Cedar
Ira D. Travis
Gardendale
Herman L. Brungardt
Evans and Laurel
Harold Raymond Davis
Pat's
Earl Eugene Grigas
John Arlin Frey
Holcomb
Donald Gene Laney
Jenny
E. Hackberry
James Robert Pearce
State of Kansas
Emmett Lee Skelton
Bancroft
Chestnut
Dick Roberts
Isabel Finnup
Fred Eugene Armantrout
Nelson
Leonard Brungardt
Olive and
David Leroy Unruh
Imperial Rte
Charles McConnoe
W. Campbell
Oklahoma Dames Club to aid foreign students cold wave drive
In Norman, Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma Dames Club announced plans to collect clothing for 28g foreign students from warm climates as a bitter cold wave coats the campus. Ice and snow on Sunday sent temperatures far below freezing.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Dames Club
Elks Reveal Scholarships Details 1962
The Elks National Foundation Trustees announce 142 scholarships totaling 110000 will be distributed at the 1962 Grand Lodge session in July. Kansas groups fund fourteen awards of 600, 200, and 250 to 14 Kansas students, with three advancing for national consideration. Deadline is March 1, 1962.
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Elks National Foundation
Grand Lodge
United States
Kansas Elk Association
The
Elks National Couniation
Kansas
Elks Lodge
Garden City
Garden City Elks Lodge
John Archibald
Men Re Indicted In Antitrust Case Refiled Links
Two optical company executives, Alton K. Marsters of Rochester New York and Victor D. Kniss of Southbridge Massachusetts, were re indicted in U S District Court on price fixing charges. They had previous indictments under the Sherman act and were dismissed before being re charged under the Clayton act with a Jan 8 appearance deadline before Judge Kenneth P Grubb. The cases stem from the Sheridan antitrust action and involve Bausch and Lomb and American Optical.
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Milwaukee
Optical Company
Alton K. Marsters
Rochester
N.Y
Bausch & Lomb Inc
Victor D. Kniss
Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Co
Kenneth P. Grubb
U.S
Robert H. Tehan
Theater Manager Bars Children at Goodland Sherman Theater
The Sherman theater in Goodland refused entry to 24 children for Splendor in the Grass. Manager John Lindsey enforced a no under 16 rule unless accompanied by an adult, backed by the Sherman County Ministerial Alliance. Parents protested after sending their children home and calling Lindsey. The alliance leader Rev. R Scott Copeland defended the policy as a legitimate restriction and not a gimmick. Lindsey said the rule followed theater chain orders. Mothers expressed frustration at being unable to supervise their children during the afternoon.
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Goodland
Sherman Theater
John Lindsey
Sherman County Ministerial Alliance
Lindsey
R. Scott Copeland
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
The
Alliance
Man Accused of Bank Robbery in Wyoming
Alvin Carson Sires Jr., 29, of Oceleta, Oklahoma, is jailed on a $25,000 bond after federal charges tied to an $8,532 Pennsylvania bank robbery. FBI agents and Sweetwater County authorities arrested him in a Rock Springs motel after a nationwide lockout and a car sighting in Laramie.
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Green River
Wyo
Alvin Carson Sires Jr
Oceletta
Okla
Pennsylvania
FBI
Sweetwater County
Sires
Rock Springs
Laramie
Mrs Byrne Pleads Guilty In Tax Evasion Case
Mrs. John F. Byrne, mother of four and developer of sandwich shops, pled guilty to evading 5670 in income taxes for 1956 57. She insisted her husband share guilt, citing prior books kept at home. They face possible fines up to 10000 and up to five years in prison. sentencing set for Jan 5.
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Kansas City
John F. Byrne
Byrne
Calvin Hamilton
U.S
Kansas City Industry Tour By Western Kansas Manufacturers
A two day industry tour organized by Western Kansas Manufacturers, Inc. will begin in Kansas City Kansas with an evening visit to the Plaza district and a gathering at the Town House. Members, associates and others interested are invited. Stewart Boone of Henkle Drilling and Supply Co. and vice president of WKM and Dale Fry of Home-Try Equipment Co. will attend. After Friday's events, members may attend the KU-Kansas State double header at Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Kan
Western Kansas Manufacturers, Inc
Plaza District
Town House
Stewart Boone
Henkle Drilling and Supply Co
WKM
Dale Fry
Home- Try Equipment Co
Lawrence
Children’s Santa Letters From Gardendale And More
Youngsters send requests to Santa via the Telegram. Readers from Gardendale and nearby areas list toys and gifts they hope to find under the tree. Letters mention dolls, book sets, train sets, toy guns, scooters, telephones, etch a sketches, and a variety of playthings.
Auto Industry Plans Record First Quarter Output for 1962
Detroit AP reports plans to build 1,887,000 cars in Jan–Mar 1962, aiming to beat 1961’s quarterly high. If on schedule, total output for the first half of the model year would reach 3,724,000, surpassing prior records. Dealer stocks stood at 706,900 as of Nov 30 with shortages in Fairlane and Mercury Meteor models. The Arlington Cemetery Avenue of Heroes debuts with a statue of Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd.
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Detroit
Arlington Cemetery
Richard E. Byrd
Santa Claus Freed After Blue Law Arrest in Penndel
Earl Steger 58 known as Santa and four helpers were charged under an 167 year old blue law claiming gainful Sunday employment. In Penndel police cited the old statute and the Bagel Code of 1774, but Squire William Gettinger discharged Santa saying he brings joy to children and does not break laws. Steger, who has played Santa at Bultch's Discount Market for three years, expressed love for children and joy in making kids happy.
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Louisiana
Southern University At
Baton’s Rouge
Earl Warren
Penndel
Santa Claus
Rudolph
Santa
Earl Steger
Bultch’s
William Riempp
Norman Rigby
Riempp
Steger
Hospitals Admissions At St Catherine On Weekend
Weekend hospital admissions listed include Mrs Willard Davis Jr Mrs Donald traik and Terry Alan Brungardt at 919 N fd and Mrs Gene L Pendergraft 2303 N 7th Jessie Arteaga 307 N 4th Mrs Charles D Hinkle 1205 Hattie Valera McFadden 1307 ath Mrs Jack P Thomas and AL R Ohmes Star Rt, with additional entries for Monday names.
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Donald Traik
Holcomb
Terry Alan Brungardt
Gene L
Pendergraft
Jessie Arteaga
Joe J. Martin
West Maple
Charles D. Hinkle
Hattie
Valera McFadden
Jack P
Thomas
Dighton
AL R. Ohmes
Star
Prayer service for infant Mitchell E. Taylor
A prayer service for Mitchell E. Taylor infant son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Taylor of 2315 N 7th will be held this afternoon at Garland Chapel with Rev Robert Rusk of First Baptist conducting. Graveside rites follow at Valley View Cemetery at 4 p.m. Survived by parents a brother Mark and paternal grandparents Larue Taylor Glenburn North Dakota and maternal grandparents Alfred Biberdorf Willow City North Dakota.
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Mitchell E. Taylor
Melvin Taylor
St. Catherine Hospital
Garland Chapel
Robert Rusk
First Baptist Church
Valley View Cemetery
Mark
Larue Taylor
Glenburn
N.D
Alfred Biberdorf
Willow City
Union Chiefs Set Wage Goal
AFL-CIO chiefs set a new minimum wage target of 1.50 dollars per hour and urge Congress to raise the current minimum to 1.25 immediately, with a plan to push to 1.50 once 1.25 takes effect. The resolution ties the move to President Kennedy's wage initiatives and cites millions affected in interstate commerce.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Kennedy
America
Centennial Celebration Cost Revealed
TOPEKA Kansas Centen nial Commission said the state observance will cost more than 700000 with a total appropriation of 916000 for the year long celebration. The commission expects to return about 200000 to the general fund.
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Topeka
Kansas
Centennial Commission
Maurice E. Paget
State General Fund
Fager
Oregon
Minnesota
Centenang] Commission
Births and dismissals list from Garden City area
A list of dismissals, births, and resident names from Garden City area including addresses in Garden City Lakin and Deerfield. Notable entries include a birth for Oliver Crawford at 1014 N Lith and multiple births for Palen, Tackett and Unruh households. Also lists several dismissal notices and residents across nearby towns with dates and times.
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Herman J. Howard
David Dwayne Baxter
Bancroft
David James Coyne
Lakin
Mia
Lawrence Palen
Pony
Herman Krebs
John Christie
Ainett
Oliver Crawford
Dee
Benjamin D. Tackett
Dale C. Unruh
Deerfield
Court Bonds And Fines From Local Police Court
Bonds posted for Tony Ornelas Lester Eugene Webb William Edward Hallmark Michael Andrew Foster Herman Cari Sartorius and others list improper registrations mufflers speeding leaving the scene and intoxication fines up to 75 dollars. bonds forfeited include James Robert Gura Bennie Jack Crawford and Katherine Marie Quint connected to the same docket.
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Tony Ornelas
C St
Lester Eugene Webb
William Edward Hallmark
Michael Andrew Foster
Pat
Herman Cari Sartorius
Center
Larry
Lee Wasson
Frederick William
Jackson
James L. McClain
James Robert Gura
Bennie Jack Crawford
Katherine Marie Quint
Gary Lynn Unruh
Herman Carl Sartorius
Surgery for Injured Boy in Dodge City
Jim Schiffelbein an 18 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs W J Schiffelbein, will undergo eye surgery in Dodge City tomorrow morning after being struck by pellets during a hunting mishap south of Garden City. One pellet remains lodged in the eye and doctors hope to save it. He was pheasant hunting with his father and Dan Ohmes when the accident occurred as the father fired at a bird and the boy stepped into the line of fire.
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Jim Schiffelbein
W. J. Schiffelbein
Dodge City
Garden City
Dan Ohmes
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Bullock Fa
Chemical
Dreyfus
Fidelity
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Gen Invest
Hamill
Incorp Inc
Incorp Invest
Mutual
Mass Investor
Mutual Trust
Nat Sec Ser Inc
Nat Sec Ser
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Inc
Science
Canada
Wellington
Millard Enslow
Arthur Brown
Atkinson
Elks Reveal
Ernest Marquardt
Marquardt
Teinlty Lutheran Church
Ith and Jones
Theater
Duncan
Byrnes
Bill
Jan
Ellen
Eddie
North Pole
Tami Sue Bredelsen
Sarta
Dabby Leah
Russ Boons
Jimmy Hugchka
Benny
Fort Cheyenne
Sherry and
Tammy Kaiser
Lisa Harness
St. Nick
Donald Harness
Pat Raffety
Shelley Raffety
Maxwell House
Royel
Auto Industry
St. Nick’s
Bucks County Ethical Business Practices Committee
Bar of Justice
William Qettinger
Mrs. Santa
St. Catherine
Willard Davis, Jr
Myrtla Houghton
Mulberry
Wens Jane McCoy
BE. Mae Ple
Riconry McMillan
D. Rendall
West
Aly Raymond Howard
Browning
Joe Ramos
Gerald Busby
Eugene Kissinger
Warren H. Kettering
Washington
Inez Dunn
Hackberry
William Hall
Syracuse
Donald Irsik
Bryan John Graber
Kendall
Julius. Finke
Garden City Ave
Kenneth L. Clark
Walker
John Mader
Anytoma
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