Telegraphs and weather notes with a Pittsburgh fatal crash
The downtown temperature fell to 26 degrees by noon and is expected to drop further. A phone demonstration revealed cheaper rates after 1 pm and a new form for long distance charges. Also noted were a yard toy request from an aged boy and a fatal head-on crash near Murrysville as Edward Flaherty, 40, died and Ralph Thomas, 48, escaped serious injury. the men were neighbors and friends.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Flaherty
Murrysville
Ralph Thomas
Thomas
Flaherty
Scott Cillan Re-elected President at PCA Stockholders Meet
About 700 members of Garden City Production Credit Assn gathered at the State Theater Building for the 31st annual stockholders session and officer elections. C. W. Dickhut of Scott City and Edd D. Murray of Lakin were re-elected to three-year terms as president and director, with Rudolph E. Loewen of Ingalls elected to fill Ralph Miller’s one-year director seat. Kenneth T. Anderson of Emporia, a Federal Farm Credit Board member, spoke on agriculture and the cattle business, highlighting private enterprise, education, and financing. The meeting included invocation by Rev. Malcolm Bertram, minutes and reports read by Charles H. Korff, and four scholarships awarded for 1964-65.
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Garden City Production Credit Assn
Kenneth Anderson
Emporia
PCA Stockholders
Dale Dickenson
Garden City
Wendell Tucker
Johnson
Anderson
R. W. Blackett
Bobbie Weber
Lucille M. Joy
PCA
State Theater
C. W. Dickhut
Scott City
Edd D. Murray
Lakin
Ralph Miller
Rudolph E. Loewen
Ingalls
Kenneth T. Anderson
Federal Farm Credit Board
Dickhut
Malcolm Bertram
Community Church
Charles H. Korff
Association
Korff
Elver C. Milburn
Glenn Sipes
Gerald Wiechman
Hodges Resigns Commerce Post New Secretary Named
President Johnson announced Luther Hodges will leave the commerce post and name John T. Connor as his successor. Connor, president of Merck & Co. Inc. since 1955, will take office January 15 and is a New Jersey industrialist active in Johnson support groups.
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Washington
ASP
Johnson
Luther H. Hodges
New Jersey
John T. Connor
Connor
Commerce Post
Merck & Co. Inc
Hodges
Commerce
Kennedy
Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New York
Interest grows in ammonia plant at Garden City site
About 70 people attended an informational meeting at Continental Café on the proposed ammonia plant west of Garden City. The Producers Cash Fertilizer Apeg cooperative plans a $3.4 million plant, with stock at $50 a share to raise about $14 million, aiming for operation by early 1965.
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Garden City
City
Chamber of Commerce
Lowell Craig
Garden City Area
Apeg
Anderson
Fighttef
T the Association
Best Seed Co
Colorado-Kansay Seed Co
Lamar
Colo
Frank McClure
Alvin Wilken
Scon
Bernard Rose
Scott City
Wallace Orth
Sublette
Robert Seger
Johnson
Kansas
Colorado
Government lowers 1965 price supports to boost farm participation
Washington AP The government will place lower floors under markets for 1965 feed grain crops to reduce surpluses and entice more farmers into the program. It will offer larger payments for holding down plantings. Total cost remains about 1.2 billion dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Cow charges car after New Port Richey driver horns it
In New Port Richey Florida a 19 year old Keith McCart halted his car when a cow stood in the highway. He honked the horn and the cow charged, striking the front of the car in two places before wandering off into the woods.
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New Port Richey
Fila
Keith McCart
McCart
Northwest battered by mammoth storm and record cold
A massive late autumn snowstorm swept the Northwest with deadly winds and sub zero temps closing schools and roads. Weather Bureau warned conditions were dangerous as nine prisoners’ van toppled in Seattle amid drifting snow.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Helena
Mont
Seattle
Wash
Weather forecast for Bunset City with cold wave
A sharp cold front moves in tonight with lows near 10 and stronger northerly winds. Thursday will be cloudy with light snow and northeast winds 10 to 20 mph, with highs in the 20s and sunrise at 7 53 sunset 5 26.
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Bunset
Prec
Podge City
Cold Wave Sweeps Into Kansas Ahead of Thursday
A cold wave moves into northern Kansas expected to drop temperatures to 0 to 10 above by Thursday. Southern Kansas will be warmer but still cold with lows of 5 to 15 above. Thursday will stay well below freezing with snow likely in western areas and intermittent in the east. The Weather Bureau notes a sharp drop elsewhere but predicts Kansas will avoid the extreme fall seen in Denver and McCook.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Denver
McCook
Neb
Richard Garrett
Two Denver Burglary Suspects Charged In Kansas Case
Two men held by Denver police face burglary warrants filed Tuesday. James M. Endres, 21, Denver, and James W. Hatton, 26, Aspen, Colo., tied to the November 7 break in at Engineering Consultants in Denver. Office equipment seized and later traced to Endres' business. Loot valued at about $3,000, plus another $3,000 from Bethel College North Newton.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Denver
James M. Endres
James W. Hatton
Aspen
Colo
Kansas
Endres
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Denver Police
Bethel College
North
Newton
Gus Garden on ego and boasting feats
A saying from Gus Garden notes that boasting about one’s feats often signals egotism. The aphorism frames self-praise as a personal flaw and suggests restraint in public self-promotion.
NATO Force Powers Labeled Adequate by McNamara
NATO ministers heard Defense Secretary McNamara say alliance force goals are adequate to deter aggression. He cited 800 plus intercontinental missiles and 300 Polaris missiles, with hundreds more U S aircraft able to carry nuclear weapons. He noted the United States aims at defending Western Europe and the United States with a broader allied nuclear command system, while France pursues an independent force.
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Tom Ochiltree
PARIS
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McNamara
NATO
North Atlantic
United States
Polaris
Europe
Western Europe
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
France
Stask
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Army Reserve unit to join Kansas National Guard
Maj. Gen. Monte Parrish announced that about 2,000 members of the 16th Division stationed in Kansas will be transferred as a unit into the Kansas National Guard. He said options include transferring to the Guard or resigning to join the Reserve as individuals, with completion expected within a year after a June 30 start.
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Kan
Monte Parrish
Army Reserve
Kansas
Kansas National Guard
National Guard
Johnson
Wyandotta
Parrish
Washington
Mergig Army Reserve
Colorado
Nebraska
Omaha Beach
Reserve
Regular Army
National
ChristianDemocrat Giovanni Leone Leads Italian Ballot
In Rome on the first ballot for Italy’s president Giovanni Leone led with 319 votes, short of the two thirds needed. Umberto Terracini followed with 250 and Giuseppe Saragat with 140 as Communist, Socialist, and other candidates split the rest. No winner on this ballot. future votes may see vote trading shift the outcome.
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Rome
Giovanni Leone
The
Republic
Umberto Terracini
Giuseppe Saragat
Leone
Terracini
Saragat
Johnson Sends Armed Forces Christmas Greeting
President Johnson sent U S armed forces a Christmas greeting praising their steadfast devotion and readiness to defend the nation. He expressed special thanks to those separated from families during the holiday season.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
New York Auction Sells 150-Foot Lot Only Six Inches Wide
Edward Horowitz 81 bought a 150 foot long lot in midtown Manhattan at a city auction for 25 dollars. He said he took a chance and may sell to a neighbor or place a sign on the narrow corner lot.
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New York
Edward Horowitz
Midtown Manhattan
State of Union Message Set for Prime Night Delivery
President Johnson will deliver the State of the Union to the 89th Congress at 9 p.m. EST on January 4, a move White House aides say aims to report to the American people. Republicans criticize the prime time timing as a show and effort to rush through legislation.
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Pope
Washington
Johnson
White House
89Th Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Joe
Sion
George Reedy
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
Senate On
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Young
Jack Miller
Lown
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Reedy
Christmas tips rewarded by Telegram KIAL contest
Five Southwest Kansans will share a $50 prize pool for top news tips to Telegram and KIAL. First prize $25 goes to Jim Sigley of Ingalls. second $10 to Mrs. Ed Diehl, Eminence Rt.. three others win $5 each. Tips cover a grain elevator collapse at Ingalls, farm explosions, and local incidents reported in November.
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Southwest
Ingalls
Garden City
KIAL
Ed Diehl
Dillon Plans to Quit Treasury Post Next Months
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon has tentative plans to resign within a few months. The likely successor is Donald C. Cook of New York, head of a utilities firm and former SEC chairman, age 55. Other potential names include David Rockefeller, 49, president of Chase-Manhattan Bank, and Robert B. Anderson, 54, a Johnson associate and former Treasury secretary.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Donald C. Cook
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
David Rockefeller
Chase-Manhattan Bank
Robert B. Anderson
President Johnson
Anderson
Greenwich
Conn
Kansas Traffic Death Log For December 1 1964
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic deaths in the 24 hours ending 1 December 1964. The log shows figures for 1964 and offers a comparison with 1963 totals, highlighting daily fatalities and overall trends up to that date.
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Topeka
Kansas
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