Supreme Court Sit-In Ruling Seen Varying By Regions
Southern officials saw little significance in the ruling overturning sit-in convictions. Negro leaders hailed it as a new day. The decision left complex questions on freedom of expression and equal protection unsettled. The South reports numerous arrests under breach of peace and trespass laws linked to sit-ins.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Southern Regional Council
Atlanta
South
Freedom Rider
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Congress of Racial Equality
New York
Supreme Court
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary
Cattle 3,500 head with steers steady to weak and cows 25-50 higher. good to prime steers 23.75-26.75, vealers 23-26, feeders 22.75-24.50. Hogs 2,200 head with sows 25 higher. barrows 16.75-17.35, sows 13.75-14.75. Sheep 1,000 head lambs 25 higher. good to prime lambs 15-17, ewes 3-5.50, feeders 11-12.50. Fat cattle active to 50c higher. best steers 25-25.50, goods 24.25-25, standards 22.50-24. cows 25c higher. cann ers 10.50-13, utility 13.50-16.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
NEW York
Am Bus
Am Mat
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus
Eat & How
Fidelity
Esecae
Fund
Gen Invest
Hamil
Incorp Inc
Incorp Invest
Invorp-Mutual
Gen Ind
Mass Investor
Mutual Trust
Nat Sec Ser Inc
Nat Sec Ser Stk
Puritan Fusion Ge
Putnam Geo
Telev Elect
Inc
Ewe
Science
Canada
Wellington
Postponed High School Basketball Games In Telegram Area
Inclement weather forces two local high school games to be rescheduled. Shallow Water at Utica is postponed. Copeland at Rolla moved to Saturday January 6 at Rolla due to illness in half the Copeland squad per Principal James Kellerman.
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Telegram
Utica
Copeland
Rolla
James Kellerman
Enslow Graduates From Army NCO Academy in Germany
Millard W. Enslow of Canon City Colorado son of Roy W. Enslow 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 Aviation 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 US divisions in NATO Pyramid of Power in Europe
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Army
Millard W. Enslow
Roy W. Enslow
Canon City
Colo
Dorothy Wright
Holcomb
3Rd Armored Division
Kirch Gens
Germany
Enslow
503Rd Aviation
Hawai
Fort Hood
Tex
U.S
NATO
Europe
Arthur Brown Joins Two Month Training Cruise Aboard Vermillion
Arthur L. Brown a navy ship fitter second class and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean M Bowen of 1210 Gibson Street is aboard the attack transport USS Vermillion for a two month Caribbean training cruise. The ship will participate in an amphibious assault exercise off Vieques Puerto Rico and is due back in Norfolk Virginia in late January.
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Arthur L. Brown
Navy
Dean M. Bowen
Gibson St
Vermillion
Caribbean
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Norfolk
Atkinson Serves Aboard USS Bennington in Exercise Black Bear
Nolan R. Atkinson naval air man apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs Loren R Atkinson Emi nence Rt, serves aboard the anti submarine warfare carrier USS Bennington. The ship, a First Fleet unit, took part in Exercise Black Bear from December 24 to December 1 off the Southern California coast.
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Nolan R. Atkinson
Naval Airman
Loren R. Atkinson
Bennington
First Fleet
Navy
California
Slick Street Mishaps Mount to Eighteen In Two Days
Police log shows eighteen accidents on slick icy streets over 24 hours with no injuries. Notable incidents include a Garden City driver Ira Travis and Herman Brungardt at 7th and Cedar, and multiple minor to extensive damages across Evans Laurel Hackberry and N 4th areas with several personal and city vehicle entries.
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7Th
Cedar
Ira D. Travis
Gardendale
Herman L. Brungardt
Evans and
Laurel
Harold Raymond Davis
Pat's
Earl Eugene Griggs
John Arlin Frey
Holcomb
Donald Gene Laney
Jenny
Oklahoma Dames Plan Clothing Drive for 286 Foreign Students
In a cold snap at the University of Oklahoma, the Dames announced a Monday clothing drive to aid 286 foreign students from warm climates. A Sunday ice storm left temperatures well below freezing on campus.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Dames
Elks Award Scholarships Totalling 110000 Announced
The Elks National Foundation Trustees announce 142 scholarships worth 110000 to be distributed at the 1962 Grand Lodge session in July. Kansas grants include three 600 awards, three 300 awards and eight 250 awards from 14 Kansas students. Deadline is March 1 1962 with applications through lodge officials.
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Elks National Foundation
Grand Lodge
United States
Kansas Elks Association
The
Kansas
Elks Lodge
Garden City
Garden City Elks Lodge
John Archibald
Two Optical Executives Reindicted on Price Fixing Charges
Alton K. Marsters of Rochester New York and Victor D. Kniss of Southbridge Massachusetts, executives at Bausch and Lomb and American Optical, were re indicted in U S District Court on price fixing charges. They were previously dismissed under Sherman act but now charged under Clayton act. They must appear by January 8 before Judge Kenneth P Grubb. The corporations have not moved to dismiss.
Theater Manager Bars Children at Sherman Theater
The Sherman theater in Goodland denied 24 children admission to Splendor in the Grass citing a 16 and under policy. Manager John Lindsey, backed by the Sherman County Ministerial Alliance, reminded upset parents that the restriction was chain policy. Rev. R. Scott Copeland said the rule is not a gimmick and reflects chain orders.
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Goodland
Sherman Theater
John Lindsey
Sherman County Ministerial Alliance
Man Accused of Bank Robbery in Pennsylvania
Alvin Carson Sires Jr., 29, of Ochelata Oklahoma, was arraigned on a federal fugitive warrant for an $8,532 bank robbery in Pennsylvania. He was held on $25,000 bond after an FBI agent and Sweetwater County authorities arrested him at a Rock Springs motel following a car sighting in Laramie.
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Green River
Wyo
Alvin Carson Sires Jr
Ochelata
Okla
Pennsylvania
FBI
Sweetwater County
Sires Sunday
Rock Springs
Laramie
Byrne wife pleads guilty in tax evasion case
Mrs. John F. Byrne, mother of four and co defendant in a tax evasion case, pleads guilty to evading $5,670 for 1956 57. She says if her husband is guilty she is as well and keeps the books. judge sets sentencing for Jan 5 with possible fines up to 10000 and five years in prison for each. The Byrnes had been indicted April 3 after cooperating with investigators since 1959.
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Kansas City
John F. Byrne
Duncan
Byrnes
Bill
Jan
Ellen
Eddie
Byrne
Manufacturers To Take Tour In Kansas City
A tour of Kansas City industry will be conducted Thursday and Friday by Western Kansas Manufacturers Inc. The event begins with a Wednesday evening visit to the Plaza district and an informal gathering at the Town House. Stewart Boone of Henkle Drilling and Supply Co. and vice president of WKM will attend along with Dale Fry of Home-Fry Equipment Co. Also invited are all members associates and others interested. Friday includes a possible KU Kansas State game at Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Kan
Western Kansas Manufacturers, Inc
Plaza
Town House
Stewart Boone
Henkle Drilling and Supply Co
WKM
Dale Fry
Home- Fry Equipment Co
Children Send Santa Requests From Gardendale and Nearby
Telegram reports many young residents list gifts for Santa Claus. Tami Brech eisen Debbi Kaiser and others name dolls books toys and games including trains scooters and various play items. Some letters mention location details and playful notes to Santa.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Tami Sue Brecheisen
Gardendale
Santa
Debbi Leah
Stevie
Russ Boone
Center
Mattelstrum-fungetar
Johnny Red Cannon
Jimmy Huschka
Benny
Fort Cheyenne
Sherry
Tammy Kaiser
Auto makers plan record output in early 1962
Detroit reports models to output 1 887 000 units in January through March 1962, aiming to beat 1961 highs. If realized, first six months would total 3 724 000, approaching the 1955-56 record of 3 692 000. Dealers warn of continued shortages in Fairlane and Mercury Meteor lines as stocks hover at 706 000 and inventory buildup slows. Arlington Cemetery honors include the first statue, Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd, along Avenue of Heroes.
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Detroit
Arlington Cemetery
Richard E. Byrd
Santa Freed After Blue Law Court Hearing
Earl Steger 58 known as Santa Claus was charged under a 1704 blue law for gainful Sunday employment while greeting children at Butch's Discount Market in Penndel Pennsylvania. The justice of the peace discharged him saying Santa brings joy to children and does not violate the law. Four helpers were cited on the same charge.
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Penndel
Santa Claus
Rudolph
Santa
Earl Steger
Butch
William Riempp
Norman Rigby
Riempp
St. Nick’s
Bar of Justice
William Oettinger
Mrs. Santa
Steger
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine Week End List
Saturday admissions include Mrs Willard Davis Jr Dighton Mrs Donald Irsik Holcomb Terry Alan Brungardt 913 N 2nd Mrs Gene L Pendergraft 2303 N 7th Jessie Arteaga 307 N 4th Joe J Martin 411 West Maple. Sunday admissions list Mrs Charles D Hinkle 1205 Hattie Valera McFadden 1307 9th Mrs Jack P Thomas Dighton Al R Ohmes S Star Rd Monday admission Mrs Benjamine D Tackett 2404 N Main
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St. Catherine
Willard Davis, Jr
Dighton
Donald Irsik
Holcomb
Terry Alan Brungardt
Gene L. Pendergraft
Jessie Arteaga
Joe J. Martin
West Maple
Charles D. Hinkle
Hattie
Valera McFadden
Jack P. Thomas
Infant Mitchell Taylor Died Shortly After Birth
A prayer service for Mitchell E. Taylor infant son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Taylor 2315 N 7th will be held this afternoon at Garland Chapel The Rev Robert Rusk of First Baptist Church will conduct the service and graveside rites follow at Valley View Cemetery at 4 p m He is survived by his parents a brother Mark and paternal grandparents Larue Taylor Glenburn ND and maternal grandparents Alfred Biberdorf Willow City ND
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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 for Minimum Pay
AFL-CIO chiefs propose raising the federal minimum wage to 1.50 an hour as the next goal. They urge Congress to lift immediate pay to 1.25 now, instead of waiting until September 1963, as part of Kennedy's program and an interim 1.15 rate for interstate workers.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Kennedy
America
Centennial Celebration Cost Revealed in Kansas
The Kansas Centennial Commission announced the 12 month observance will exceed 700000 dollars, with a total appropriation of 916000 and an expected 200000 return to the state. Chairman Maurice E. Fager said the effort invested in Kansas welfare and future development contrasts favorably with Oregon and Minnesota, noting weather-related losses and higher costs for the outdoor spectacular The Kansas Story. He stressed increased travel, national publicity, and renewed state pride as long term benefits of the celebration.
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Topeka
Kansas
Centennial Commission
Maurice E. Fager
State General Fund
Fager
Oregon
Minnesota
Births and dismissals listed for Garden City area
Dismissals include Reginald Kendall, Raymond Browning, Mrs. Ramos, Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Kissinger and others. Birth notices report a daughter for Oliver Crawford, a son for Lawrence Palen, a son for Benjamin Tackett, and twins for Dale Unruh with a baby girl and baby boy born Dec 11 12 in Garden City.
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Herman J. Howard
David Dwayne Baxter
Bancroft
David James Coyne
Lakin
Lawrence Palen
Pony
Herman Krebs
John Christie
Albert
Oliver Crawford
Jack J. Randolph
Dale C. Unruh
Deerfield
Benjamin D. Tackett
N. Main
Bonds Posted and Fines From Local Court Actions
The court lists bonds posted for Tony Ornelas Lester Eugene Webb William Edward Hallmark Michael Andrew Foster Herman Carl Sartorius and Freder ick William Jackson with charges including improper registration muffler leaving the scene speeding intoxication and improper turns Fines range from 1 to 75 dollars and several defendants have bonds forfeited for listed individuals.
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Tony Ornelas
C St
Lester Eugene Webb
Rte. F
William Edward Hallmark
Michael Andrew Foster
Pat’s
Herman Carl Sartorius
Center
Larry Lee Wasson
Frederick William Jackson
James L. McClain
James Robert Gura
Bennie Jack Crawford
Katherine Marie Quint
Gary Lynn Unruh
Surgery for Injured Boy in Dodge City
Jim Schiffelbein a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs W J Schiffelbein of 305 N 12th will undergo eye surgery tomorrow morning in Dodge City after being struck by pellets in a hunting accident south of Garden City Saturday. A pellet lodged in the eye and doctors hope to save his sight. He was pheasant hunting with his father and Dan Ohmes when the father fired and did not see the boy step into the line of fire.
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Jim Schiffelbein
W. J. Schiffelbein
Dodge City
Garden City
Dan Ohmes
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Millard Enslow
Arthur Brown
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Mishans
E. Hackberry
James Robert Pearce
State of Kansas
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Chestnut
Dick Roberts
Isabel Finnup
Fred Eugene Armantrout
Nelson
Leonard Brungardt
Olive and
David Leroy Unruh
Imperial Rte
Charles McCompig
W. Campbell
Elks Reveal
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N. 12Th
Marquardt
Jane Lutheran Church
Ith and Jones
Theater
Lindsey
Lisa Harness
St. Nick
Donald Harness
Pat Raffety
Shelley Raffety
Maxwell House
Royel
Auto Industry
Bucks County Ethical Business Practices Committee
Gorden City
Garden City Telegram
Myrtle Houghton
Linda Jane McCoy
E. Maple
Richard McMillan
Reginald D. Kendall
West Fair
Raymond Howard Browning
Joe Ramos
Gerald Busby
Eugene Kissinger
Warren H. Kettering
Washington
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Hackberry
William Hall
Syracuse
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