Rusk urges greater Allied support for Viet Nam
Paris AP US Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO allies to back U S efforts in Southeast Asia as crucial to the alliance s credibility and the western world s defense. He warned a Communist Viet Nam victory could embolden enemies and threaten Europe.
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Atlantic
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Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Weather forecasts spark debate in Kansas
A Kansas reader vents frustration over inconsistent forecasts from Topeka reports and TV channels claiming 1 to 4 inches, then 5 to 8 inches for the area. He notes Elihu Allman’s prior storm prediction and reflects on December moisture for wheat, while musing on Christmas shopping origins and card totals.
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Elihu Allman
Annual PCA Here Wednesday at State Theater
The Garden City Production Credit Assn plans its annual meeting tomorrow at the State Theater. Registration opens at 10 am and the business session begins at 10:30 am with an election for one director. Rudolph Loewen’s term expires and Theodore Peters of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank will be principal speaker. The PCA covers about 1900 farmers and stockmen across 14 southwest Kansas counties. 600 to 700 members are expected.
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Garden City Production Credit Assn
State Theater
Rudolph Loewen
Ingalls
Theodore Peters
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
Garden City Pca
Kansas
Western Kansas Gets First Snowfall of Season
Western Kansas reports six to eleven inches in scattered areas with heavy snow in eastern Scott Lane Hodgeman and Rush counties. Garden City sees nearly three inches at noon while highways remain slick. experts warn drifting could rise if winds increase. Jetmore Ness City LaCrosse report four inches plus as Larned tops with 10 to 11 inches. Syracuse sees light accumulation as the storm continues. The Western Kansas Manufacturers meeting is canceled due to the weather with cold conditions expected to persist tonight and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Larned
Jetmore
LaCrosse
Ness City
of Kansas
Kansas
Garden City
Scott
Lane, Hodgeman
Rush
State Highway Commission
6Th District
Here
Dodge City Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Western Kansas Manufacturers, Inc
Goodland
FAA Open House Friday at Garden City Airport
The FAA hosts an open house at Garden City Municipal Airport on Friday December 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with guided tours and demonstrations of FAA operations. Edward Marsh, director of the Central Region, calls it a tribute to the Wright brothers on the anniversary of their first powered flights at Kitty Hawk in 1908.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Garden City
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
N. C
FAA
Edward Marsh
FFA
Wright Brothers
Tax Deadline Reminder From Finney County Treasurer
Finney County taxpayers are urged to pay the first half of real estate and personal property taxes by December 20. Treasurer Donna Bradford warns that if the 20th is missed the full amount becomes due immediately, and traffic to the treasurer’s office is expected to be heavy this week as receipts lag.
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Donna Bradford
Finney County
Unified District 457 Bond Issue Gains Approval
The Unified School District 457 board passed a resolution calling for a January bond election to fund a $2.5 million plan including a new 64,500 square foot vocational technical building and remodeling at Garden City High School. Estimated costs: building 806,250, remodeling 121,860, cafeteria 48,000, architect fees from the building fund 200,000. Separate ballots will cover high school remodeling and a new campus for Garden City Community Junior College with other district areas voting on the junior college issue. The project would place space: 46,260 sq ft to high school, 18,240 sq ft to the college, with shared classrooms possible.
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Unified School District
Garden City
Garden City Community Junior College
Holcomb
Kalvesta
Cimarron
Rob Cobb
Lyman, Cobb and Benson
Charles Peebles
Jane Collins
Junior College
New dress and conduct code for Leavenworth boys
A new code at Leavenworth Junior High restricts excessive hair tinting long hair below the ears or eyebrows combing hair in class and wearing sweatshirts and windbreakers in class. Girls are not affected and appear unconcerned about the rules.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth Junior High School
Space Twins Spark Australians With Brief Cosmic Scare
Space mission update reports Gemini 7 and Echo 2 near Carnarvon Australia creating a near collision impression. In truth orbits kept 40 miles apart as Gem7 nears 4 million miles in a 14 day flight under way.
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Lovell
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President Khan Opens Talks With Johnson in Washington
President Johnson welcomed Pakistani President Ayub Khan in Washington for two days of talks likely to center on Kashmir and Asian security. Ayub, accompanied by Foreign Minister Z.A. Butt, seeks peace and reassessment of U.S. aid, amid ongoing India Pakistan tensions.
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Washington
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Ayub
India
America
Asia
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
Z.A. Kutto
China
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Newspapers Attack Red China
In Moscow three major Soviet newspapers published sharp new attacks on Red China. The articles contained no new charges but signaled the Kremlin’s readiness to quarrel more openly with China.
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Red
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Missing Lovelace flight sparks massive air search across Southwest
An air search spanned Colorado New Mexico and surrounding states for Dr W Randolph Lovelace II 57 his wife Mary 53 and pilot Milton Brown 27 after their twin engine plane vanished on a Sunday noon flight from Aspen to Albuquerque Weather aided and hindered efforts with CAP crews from New Mexico and Albuquerque and bases in California Arizona and Florida mobilized to locate the Lovelaces whose daughter Jacqueline 16 said family worries were tempered by their travel routine.
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Albuquerque
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U.S
Space Medicine
Colorado
New Mexico
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Mary
Milton Brown
Aspen Colp
Lovelace
Lovelace Clinic
California
Florida
Civil Air Patrol
Aspen
Hamilton Afb
Calif
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Ariz
Eglin Afb
Fla
Kirtland Afb
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lovelaces
Civil Air Patrols
Brown
Southwest
Alvin Eurich
Aspen Institute
Jacqueline
Weather outlook for the region turns chilly with light snow
A forecast shows cloudy and cold tonight with light snow and lows in the upper 20s. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and cold with light snow, highs in the 30s and northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Snow accumulations vary from up to 8 inches in northern counties to 1 to 2 inches in southern areas. Sunrise 7 50 Sunset 6 26.
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Dodge City
Emporia
Trace Garden
Goodland
Hill City
Russell Salina
Garden Sass It Appears Gus Garden Halts Honeymoon
Gus Garden notes the weatherman has called a halt to the couple's honeymoon. The odd statement hints at a weather disruption affecting travel plans and family reaction.
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Gus Garden
Fatal Accident Tip Tops Telegram-KIAL Contest
An early morning tip by Al Komlof suke Rt 1 on a fatal head on collision near Garden City tops the Telegram KIAL tip contest for November. He called KIAL at 6 15 a m on Nov 1 about the crash that killed two Garden City men on US 83.
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Rt. 1
KIAL
Garden City
US 83
Komlofske
Don Payne
N. Main
Lakin
Payne
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