Packing Plant Moves Closer in Garden City
Stockholders at the first meeting of Producers Packing Co. in Garden City approved four director districts and elected a seven member board. With 46,449 cattle pledged toward a 50,000 head goal, options on three sites were noted and a January site decision expected. The plant, with equipment and capital totaling about 144 million dollars, aims for operation by next year with indenture certificates planned to raise initial funds.
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Garden City
Producers Packing Co
George Voth
Garden City Co-op
Hamilton, Kearny
Finthey Counties
Colorado
Oklahoma
Steve Irsik
Ingalls
Southeast
Harry Cannon
Deerfield
Southwest
Don Wieck
St. Francis
Northwest
Don von Schmltz
Healy
Northeast
Clarence Winger
Johnson
Troy Dillinger
Brewster
Consumer Cooperative
Assa. Board
CCA
Packing Company Board
von Schmltz
Winger
W. Gordon Lieth
Kansas City
Don Ewing
Voth
Packingmpany
Bloodmobile visit seeks donors for Red Cross drive
Seasonal call to give blood as the Red Cross Bloodmobile plans a Thursday visit, needing at least 50 donors. The column reflects on editors appearing on TV, mentions snow, and notes Wichita County Community High School band event under Alton Foster’s direction in Leoti with mumps affecting the regular director.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Office
Santa
Alton Foster
Wichita County
Leati
Alton
WCCHS
Leoti
Latham York Denied Review in Kansas Execution Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the 1961 case of James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York, youths aged 10 and 18 at killing Otto Ziegler near Wallace Kaw. Convicted in Russell County, they challenged FBI tape questioning and broadcasts as due process denial and sought habeas corpus relief.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Kansas
Otto Ziegler
Ziegler
Wallace
Kaw
Latham
York
Russell County
High Court
FBI
Salt Lake City
Great Bend
Kan
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
Oair
District Court
Supreme Cent
Weather forecast for Kansas towns with cold, cloudy spell
Mostly cloudy and continued cold with intermittent snow tonight and Tuesday. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures tonight upper teens to lower 20s, Tuesday highs upper 20s to lower 30s. Cities listed include Dodge City, Emporia, Garden City, Goodland, Salina, Topeka, Wichita.
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Loewe
Strneet
Dodge City Emporia
Garden
Goodland
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Light Snow Falls Here and More on Tap
Light snow is forecast with continued cloudy skies across Southwest Kansas today and tomorrow. After a frigid Sunday with teens, Monday morning temps hovered under heavy clouds as Sunday’s snow did not accumulate significantly. Northwest Kansas remains snow covered two to three inches, with most of last week’s inch still on the ground.
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Kansas
Mercury
Goodland
Wichita
Hill City
Concordia
Pittsburg
Holcomb High to stage Christmas music program
Holcomb High School music department presents a Christmas concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Byron Mitchell conducts concert band girls chorus and mixed chorus with soprano Connie Bird soloing on Gesu Bambino. Selections include March of the Kings The Holly and the Ivy and Sousa marches. Mrs Mitchell is the accompanist. elementary grades also present a Christmas program Thursday at 2 45 p.m. directed by Mrs Wilma Kidwell. Nearby text notes a separate New Delhi AP dispatch on Gen Maxwell D Taylor arriving for a three day review of U S military aid to India amid tensions with China and Tibet.
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Holcomb
Holcomb High School
Byron Mitchell
Mitchell
Connie Bird
John Philip Sousa
Wilma Kidwell
Jury Selection Begins In Goodland Murder Trial
In Goodland Kansas jury selection started for Olive Irene Kaufholz 26 charged with second degree murder in the death of her son Joey Vernon Kuyper who died from a brain injury in Goodland October 25. Kaufholz had been sent from Larned state hospital for psychiatric tests by District Judge C E Birney.
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Goodland
Kan
Olive Irene Kaufholz
Joey Vernon Kuyper
Traffic Log Records Toll for Topeka Traffic Deaths
AP sourced log shows 48 hours to 8 am Monday for December 2 1963 in Topeka Kansas. Compares 1963 figures to 558 listed deaths in December 1962 and 572 in the prior year period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Six Youngsters Perish in Blaze in Portland Maine
Five little girls and a boy died when a fire swept a duplex near downtown Portland shortly after midnight. William F Harrigan and his wife Leona escaped with two of their children, while Beverly aged 9 saved her infant brother John before leaping to safety. Three Harrigan daughters Heidi 2 Mary Ann 4 and Holly Carol 6 and three state wards Thomas Maley 6 Tami Maley 4 Ramona Maley 1 perished in the flames.
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Portland
Maine
William F. Harrigan
Harrigan
Leona
Harrigans
Beverly
John
Edward
Heidi
Mary Ann
Holly Carol
Thomas Maley
Tami Maley
Ramona Maley
Winter Wheat Pasture Rated Fair to Good in Plains
Agriculture Department reports the winter wheat pasture in central and southern plains on December 1 was fair to good in most areas. November rainfall benefited scattered sections while fall seeded acreage lagged behind past two years due to early moisture shortages. Grazing was extensive in central Kansas and north central Oklahoma.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Supreme Court Rules For Segregationists Contempt Convictions
The Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of National States Rights party officials in Alabama for distributing handbills and announcing a rally. NAACP joined the fight to limit potential impact on its own activities. Convictions were for Fields and Lyons, who faced jail and fines after distributing materials near Fairfield in 1961.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National States Rights Party
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Sam Thompson
Louisville
Thompson
Ordwerd
Fields
Robert Lyons
Fairfield
Ala
Lyons
Lyon
Lipscomb
Garden City Junior High Christmas Program Tomorrow Night
The Garden City Junior High School Christmas concert is set for tomorrow at 8 15 in Clifford Hope Auditorium with free admission. The Junior High Orchestra led by Larry Harris opens with Silent Night and a carol suite plus Hark! The Herald Angels Sing It Came Upon A Midnight Clear. Boys glee club directed by Mrs Charles Remaley sings O Come All Ye Faithful Joy to the World Out On The Hills O Holy Night The Christmas Song Christmas Chop Sticks While Christmas and The Lord's Prayer. Girls glee club directed by Vaughn Lippoldt performs Beth m Lay Asleep ing No Candle Was There And No Fire and Venito Adore mus. The 140 voice mixed chorus offers Bells Are Ringing Fairest Lord Jesus Deck the Halls Angels We Have Heard On High and We Wish You A Merry Christmas. The Sharps and Flats triple trio sing Silver Bells and Winter Wonderland. The Junior High Gold Band directed by Robert Anderson plays Frosty The Snowman Christmas Moods Sleigh Ride Nutcracker Suite themes and Jingle Bells.
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Garden City
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Larry Harris
Herald Angels
Boys Glee Club
Charles Remaley
Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Vaughn Lippoldt
Beth
Lord Jesus
Junior High Gold Band
Robert Anderson
Frosty the
Khrushchev Accepts India Visit Invite
Premier Khrushchev has accepted an invitation to visit India again, Nehru told Parliament. Dates not fixed yet. Unconfirmed reports say he may stay in New Delhi for a week during proposed January trips to Nepal and Ceylon.
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Khrushchev
India
NEW Drm
Nehru
New Delhi
Nepal
Ceylon
Garden City Debaters Win Two Thirds in Weekend Meets
Garden City High School debaters earned two third place finishes across four tournaments over the weekend. Linda Smith and Kenneth Stoner placed third in the open tourney at Wichita Southeast. Topeka won, Sea man of Topeka was second, and Roxie Smith and Sharon Van Vleet posted an 8 4-2 record in prelims. The Hays West Central Kansas League novice event saw Dixie Friesen and others take third. Coach Dean Nolte notes Garden City has claimed the championship the past two years. Mary Lou Smith and Robert Herman won two consolation rounds at the University of Wichita cross examination tourney but fell in the championship division. A four-person Wichita East Open team, Beverly Gardiner, Larry Watkins, Suzanne Saffels and Larry Bradfield, did not place but finished 8-4. Next, Garden City heads to Emporia and Great Bend January 3 and 4.
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Garden City
Linda Smith
Kenneth Stoner
Wichita Southeast
Topeka
Seaman
Roxie Smith
Sharon van Vleet
Hays
Dixie Friesen
Doug Meeker
Annette Craig
Gayle Thompson
Yolande
Larry Spikes
Rosemary Selover
Sarah Dale
Ted Gardiner
Brian Shaw
Dean Nolte
Russell
Mary Lou Smith
Robert Herman
University of Wichita
Beverly Gardiner
Larry Watkins
Suzanne Saffels
Larry Bradfield
Nolte
Emporia
Great Bend
Bodies of U S Pilots Found in Viet Nam Crash
SAIGON Viet Nam AP The bodies of three American aviators missing after their helicopter crashed into the ocean were recovered on a lonely central Viet Nam beach. The copilot survivors said the craft hit water near Quang Ngai as it was landing to pick up wounded troops. The three dead were deemed noncombat casualties. The copilot swam ashore and hid overnight before rescue. A U S officer was killed in fighting in northern Quang Lin province with Vietcong. No other government casualties reported.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Anly
Quang Ngai
U.S
Quang Lin
Investigators Probe LA's Dam Disaster
A California disaster unfolds as the Baldwin Hills dam failure sends a flood across western Los Angeles. Authorities seek the cause amid evacuations, with insurance questions and resident losses mounting. Dams, homes, and streets suffer extensive damage while victims recount escapes and tragedies.
Survivors Float in Family Car as LA Dam Break Sparks Flood
In Los Angeles two residents recount surviving a flash flood from a dam break. A white sedan was hurled through water and debris, then rescued by Officer R. J. Holenbek who helped pull the family from the car. They sheltered at a high school gym, later learning their home belongings were lost.
Eisenhower to Spend Winter in California
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower are due to arrive in Palm Desert on Tuesday morning for a winter vacation. They will reach San Bernardino by train and travel by car to a cottage on Eldorado Country Club's seventh fairway.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Doight D. Eisenhower
William WR. Daughterty
Eldorado Country Club
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
San Bernardino
Gorden Sass Gas Garden warms winter via fireplace view
Gorden Sass Gas Garden praises a fireplace perspective as a cozy, practical source of heat and ambiance during cold weather. The remark highlights the comforting glow and direct warmth from open flames.
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Small Business Administration
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Max K. Secha
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