FBI Sinatra Probe Details Kept Quiet
FBI agents operated quietly in the San Fernando Valley near Tallywood after Frank Sinatra Jr was kidnapped. Los Angeles police and the mayor criticized lack of coordination, while Sinatra Jr was released after a ransom drop. The FBI said the operation was ongoing but would not disclose specifics.
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FBI Sinatra
Rosey Wood Cap
San Fernando Valley
Tallywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
FBT
West Valley
FBI
Gene Radomski
West Valley Division
Los Angeles Police Department
Sinatra
Sinatra Jr
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Bel-Air
Names Listed for St Catherine Admissions
A list of individuals connected to St Catherine admissions includes Mrs Dorothy Finley 617 Garden City Ave Mrs Norbert Sander 516 N 1th Mrs William Blackburn Holeda Mrs Bessia W Crow 512 W Fulton Mrs Vincent Sandman Lakin Emmitt D White 1007 S Fulton Mr Roy Yardley Montezuma Joseph Dean Arwine 2005 N Main
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeta
St. Catherine
Dorothy Finley
Garden City Ave
Norbert Sander
William Blackburn
Holeda
Bessia W. Crow
W. Fulton
Vincent Sandman
Lakin
Emmitt D. White
Fulton
Roy Yardley
Montezuma
Joseph Dean Arwine
Local Produce Market and Co op Price List
The clipping lists eggs by grade including Extra Large A’s Large Eye A’s Madium Eye and C’s 1st Grade Cream Heavy Hens and Light Hens. It also shows wagon prices for Wheat Barley Rye Corn and a Co op price column with several items unchanged or lightly varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayley
Deaths of William Fawn-Thomas Williams and Alvin Beyer
William Fawn-Thomas Williams 57 of Lakin died Wednesday at Sabo Rest Home after a long illness. Born October 5, 1874 in Harrison County Missouri he moved to Lakin in 1906 and served as a Spanish American War veteran. Survived by widow Bessie Mohr and children Herbert and two daughters Mrs Kenneth Davis and Mrs Marvin Kash all of Lakin. Funeral Friday 2 pm at Lakin Mechanist Church officiated by Rev Paul Brooks, burial in Lakin Cemetery. Davis Funeral Home in charge. Alvin Beyer 91 Finney County pioneer died Wednesday in a Dallas nursing home. Born August 24, 1872 in Dresden Germany he came with parents at seven and homesteaded in Plymers community near Garden City before moving to Kansas City then Dallas to be near his son Orrien. Survived by son, daughter Mrs James Brown of Alameda California and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Fawn
Thomas Williams
Lakin
Sabo
Harrison County
Williams
Bessie Mohr
Herbert
Kenneth Davis
Marvin Kash
Paul Brooks
Lakin Cemetery
Davis Funeral Home
Alvin Beyer
Finney County
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Beyer
Dresden
Germany
America
Patt Ems
Missouri
Plymers
Clara Drussel
Garden Ciy
W. Ha Uci
Kansas City
Orrien
James BR. Brown
Alameda
Calif
Garnand Funeral Home
Resigns as Kansas Highway Commission public information director
Thayne Smith, Garden City Telegram reporter, resigns from the Kansas Highway Commission post he has held five years. Effective January 2, he plans private work as freelance outdoor writer photographer and lecturer. A veteran Kansas journalist, he has worked for the Newtok Daily Kansan Salina Journal and the Telegram.
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Thayne Smith
Topsier
Garden City Telegram
Kansas Highway Commission
Smith
Marvin Smith
Telegram
Kansas
Newtog
Kansan
Saliva Journal
Kosas
Ivading
Booz Named After Distiller Who Created Old Log Cabin
FRANKFORT Kentucky AP 5 C Booz was a distiller in Kentucky in the last century. He created the Old Log Cabin brand bottled in dark brown log cabin shaped flasks. The slang Booz originated from his name.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Booz
Silver hill name of Tegucigalpa and local mine
The capital Tegucigalpa in Honduras means Silver hill and a large silver mine operates nearby, underscoring the city’s historic mining association and geographic naming.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Santa and the Haunted House
Kids flee a haunted house and set out for Santa Land in the Kingdom of Poo. Jeremy leads as they skate along a frozen river, facing repeated slips, a submerged ice crack, and a widening water gap. Sissy and Miss Jo struggle to swim, while Jeremy fights to reach the shore before nightfall.
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Santa Land
Nog
Jeremy
Sissy
Miss Jo
Kingdom of
Pao
Kingdom of Poo
Sissay
Lisay
Letters to Santa from Robyn and siblings request gifts
A newspaper snippet lists several children writing to Santa Claus with desired gifts for Christmas. Robyn Gaye Schmale, Frank Wayne, Rikki and Rhonda Schmale, the Leeper children, Alvin, Eddie, Rita, Jeanette, Jimmy Huschka, and Jerry Hugchka describe requests such as birds, punching bags, toy sets, a Vac-U-Form, carrying care for dolls, a record player, magnetic games, and boxing gear.
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Santa Claus
Te Postman
St. Nick
North Pole
Robyn Gaye Schmale
Santa
Robyn
Frank Wayne
Rikki
Rhonda Schmaler
Leeper
Alvin
Eddie
Rita
Jeanette
Ken
Barbie
Jimmy Huschka
Imperial Rt
Kennedy Buys Georgetown House For 190000
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy purchased a 169 year old Georgetown brick house at 3017 N Street across from Undersecretary Harri man’s residence. The 14 room three story home was listed at 225000 with recent price drops to about 190000. She plans to move in with her children by mid January after time in Palm Beach during Christmas. The purchase price was not disclosed. The historic house later housed Admiral Alan Kirk and ex Secretary of War Newton D Baker. A two year Secret Service protection and office space funding were provided by a new law signed by President Johnson, plus lifetime free passage and $15000 for the late president's funeral expenses.
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State
W. Averall
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Ninian Beall
Builet
Thomas
Alan G. Kirk
Newton D. Baker
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Palm Beach
Johnson
Quail Bands Are Sought for Scientific Study
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission asks quail hunters to mail in bands from downed birds for study. Include date and location near town, method of kill, hunter name and address, and note if the band should be returned. Return envelopes urged for brown wing envelopes.
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PRATT
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Police Force Changes Made In Garden City
Garden City Police announce several staffing changes. Sergeant Cleve Spencer resigns effective December 30 to join the Kansas State Employment Service after year end. Dispatcher Wayne Perry resigns December 31. Meter maid Betty Smith will transfer to dispatch duties January 1. Five vacancies remain on the force. Applications now being accepted.
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Garden City
Cleve Spencer
Hal Kane
Spencer
Chief Kane
Kansas State Employment Service
Kane
Augusta
Wayne Perry
Curtis
Betty) Smith
Perry
Smith
Vote Buying Seen As Common In Carroll County
Carroll County grand jury reports vote buying is widespread and openly conducted in Carrollton area elections. Indictments accompany the interim findings urging party disavowal, increased polling security, and continued probes into irregularities dating from 1963 to 1965.
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Missouri County
Carrollton, Mo
Carroll County
Grand Jury
Kansas City
Missouri
Carrot County
Rogers
Carrollton
New Quints Home by Christmas in Aberdeen
Aberdeen South Dakota AP reports Fischer quintuplets now three months old with two girls expected to leave hospital for home Saturday. James Andrew, the only boy, left November 30 weighing 10 pounds 5 ounces. Mary Ann Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Margaret remain in nursery as progress continues. Parents Andrew and Mary Ann Fischer add domestic help while awaiting city plans for a new home. a financial windfall from exclusive story rights supports the family.
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Aberdeen
Fischer
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke's Hospital
Fischers
Mary Ann Fischer
Elmer Brady
Hecla
S.D
County cuts Civil Defense fund for 1963 64
Santa Cruz County supervisors voted to reduce the Civil Defense fund by half for the 1963 64 fiscal year. Board chairman F J Baffert explained the next crisis isn t due until just before the 84 elections.
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Nogales
Ariz
Santa Cruz
Seven Reasons Attend Louisville Night School Diploma
Mrs. Maxine Glove Parker finally earned her diploma after 14 years at Aherns Night School. Seven children, aged 2 to 14, filled the auditorium to witness her achievement and support her long journey.
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Parker
Samuel W. Yorly
Yorty
Take Tahoe
California-Nevada
Leopold
Raymond Baird
Hosie Mendenhall
Goodwill Nursing Home
Lottie B. Dungan
Cation City
Colo
Linda Burns
Washington
John Calvin Beatey
Dodge Uty
Claude Burns
John Rupp
Holcomb
Anthony Leon Englert
Kendall
Joyce Marie Anderson
Old Manor
Benjamin
Crook
Olive Benjamin Payne
Opal Grauberger
Leopold Wilmer York
N. Main
St. Catherine Ason
Edward
Taylor
Irene F. Walters
Alonzo E. Finnup
Jones
Kansas City Livestock
Vernon R. Zollars
Dodge City
Gary E. Jarmer
Rt. 1
Mra
Larry Wasson
Tietlebaum
Albert Medina Bridiesca
Manford Wayne Julian
Chesterfield
Ncenga
Larry Jay Atteberry
James Richard Nelson
Albert Medina Bribiesca
Walter Flanders Sturgeon Jr
Robert Marion Park
Orson
Tenny Stobaugh
Ulysses
Mark A. Robbing
Main Street
Main
Gregory Vern Upchurch
Davis
Fred Noel Moseley
Gregory Lee Campbell
George Meeker
W. Chestnut
James Faye
Conkling
Iva B. Rundell
S. Star Rt
James Williams
Chestnut
Ang Mrs. Lape -Encinias
W. Maple
Jon Michael Collier
Evans
Joseph A. Deesling
Howerton
NEW York
Am Mutual Fd
Ingorp
Liv Co Am
Santa and the Haunted House
Oy Lucrece Beale
Mits Jo
Jerry Hugchka
Antique Shoppe
W. 13Th
We Guy and Antiques
Garden City Sale Co., Inc
Colorado
Jerry Chmelts
Jock Daly
Garden One
Arthur W. Rogers
Jack Mathis
Marvin Lentz
Mathis
General Electric
Rhodwstay At
Larry Vilessa
Ghestcut Garden City
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