Russian Charge of Jet Snooper Flight Denied
The Soviet government accuses three U S jet bombers of trespassing near Vladivostok in December. The State Department notes U S planes were over international waters and calls the claim untrue, warning of consequences for future incursions.
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State Department
U.S
Pacific
Via
Inc
U.S.A
U.S. Navy
Vladivostok
Siberia
United States
Christmas bulb thefts alarm Garden City residents
See By The Telegram reports bulb snatchers struck Garden City over the weekend with two residents noting bulb losses. Fifteen large bulbs were taken from Clayton R. Basinger's outdoor trees at 815 Evans and M. M. Etrick at 815 N. 1st also lost Christmas lights. Amahl and the Night Visitors by Menotti, to be staged by Scott City High School vocal department, will air on KIUL Der 23 at 1 30 pm and on KCKT TV channel 2 at 4 30 pm Dec 21. The opera is directed by Hubert Brown with performances in the Scott City high school auditorium.
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Garden City
Clayton R. Basinger
Evans
M. M
Etrick
Amahl
Menotti
Scott Community High School
Kiul der
Great Bend
Kckt Television
Channel 2
Scott City High School
Hubert Brown
Three Garden City Telegram Carriers Win Contest
Three local Telegram carriers Monte Betts Darrell Mangan and Dean Mangan were named winners in Lever Brothers Good Luck magazine's annual newspaper boy contest among 163 000 participants from 500 papers. Monte Betts at 307 W Santa Fe and Darrell Mangan at 707 Conkling deliver on multiple streets. Dean Mangan has stopped delivering for The Telegram.
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Garden City Telegram
Lever Brothers Company
Good Luck
Monte Betts
Darrell Mangan
Dean Mangan
Monte
J .P. E. Betts
Dean
Moscow
Munist Party
Kremlin
Dmitri Shepilov
Satellites On Agenda Colorado U Welcomes Its New President
Colorado University greets new president Quegg Newton, former Denver mayor, taking over from Ward Darley who becomes executive secretary of the American Assn of Medical Colleges. Newton, 45, previously Ford Foundation vp, aims to learn fast and push de Stalinization talks shaping satellite policies.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Quegg Newton
Denver
Newton
Ward Darley
American Assn. of Medical Colleges
Ford Foundation
New York
U. S
Winter hunger ends rebel strike in Hungary
In Budapest and provinces a sit down strike by Hungarian workers faded as hunger and winter cold pressured a return to work. Bejolan electrical plant resumed output amid arrests of two Budapest Workers' Council leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari while military troops held the plant as a military area.
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Bejolanfis
Lasteek
Bejolannisi
Hungary
Moscow
Matyas Rakosl
Lover Boy Held on Bad-Check Charge
Sheriff Leonard Smith said Wichita police apprehended James Newcomb known as Lover Boy, a check artist wanted statewide. He reportedly left 105 in worthless checks in Garden City and was found in Wichita after tips from local police and sheriff's office. Detainers are being filed. He earned the nickname during liaisons with women while posing as a salesman for an aluminum ware firm.
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Leonard Smith
Wichita
James
Lover Boy
Newcomb
Garden City
Smith
Local Garden City notices UICollection Tumult
Hospital admitances list wards and names including Mrs B W Smallwood Mrs James Morris Alan Hole Jeffry Smith and others with addresses in Sublette Dak Burnett Cyprus and Scott City Discharges name several patients including Mrs John Garison Mrs Paul Weidner and Mrs Ralph Smith plus Mr Archuleta and Mr Hull Birth notices at St Catherine and Sublette with weights and times Police briefs cover minor accidents and drivers in Garden City County briefs include warranty deed a land transfer and a marriage license for James Crowley and Margaret Drussell
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B. W. Smallwood
Stoeckly
James Morris
Robert Johnson
Dak Burnett
Seott City
Alan Hole
Ida
Jeffry Smith
Cyprus
W. Currey
Pat Concannon
N. Loth
Viola Lewis
Fulton
Frank Baker
Scott City
Estie Deaver
Parkwood
John Garison
Conkling
Paul Weidner
Sublette
Ralph Smith
Kalvesta
John Burns
Deerfield
Frank Archuleta
New Mexico
Robert Hull
Holcomb
Andrew Ott
Evans
Otis Frazier
E. Maple
Roderick Wolf
Henry Crone
St. Catherine
James Bowman
Raeburn Powell
Robert M. Smith
W. Olive
Ed North
N. Main
8Th and
Miller
Frankie M. Peterson
N. 12Th
John W. McGough
RTD1
4Th and
Hackberry
E. O. Wampjler
John ©. Wampler
Name Teachers For Vacancies
Temporary instructors have been appointed by the school board to fill the vacancies left by Noel Wallace and Inez Sausen, who resigned Friday. Mrs Don Talley will teach French and Spanish classes previously taught by Wallace, and William Wieland has taken over mathematics classes formerly taught by Miss Lausen. The resignations followed an investigation into an unscheduled party after the Christmas formal dance where reports indicated teachers and students were drinking.
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Noel Wallace
Inez Sausen
Don Talley
Wallace
William Wieland
Miss Lausen
Board of Education
Three Deaths Mark Hungary Exit Traffic Dangers
In Vienna and Kansas the Associated Press reports three people died in highway crashes near U.S. routes 40 54 and 50. The victims include Beverly Vallimont 21 of Wil Nixon and Helen J. Baker 58 of Manhattan. Mary Elizabeth Herrmann 66 of Kinsley died on U.S. 50 near Offerle. The article links tensions over Hungarian refugees to Austrian concerns about Soviet troops and repatriation, noting watches on refugee flows and a controversial aid policy.
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Vienna
U. S
Rime
Nixon
Richard M
Iron Curtain
Austria
Hungary
Beverly Vallimont
Wil Nixon
Winona
Manhattan
Mary Elizabeth Herrmann
Kinsley
U.S
Offerle
Edwards County
Lakin M rs Anna Har rison 69 dies in Garden City
Mrs Anna Arie Harrison 69 former Lakin resident died in St Catherine hospital Garden City yesterday. Born April 3 1887 in Austria she moved to the United States in 1889 with her parents. Surviving four sons two daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren. Rosary at Phillips funeral home Garden City tonight and tomorrow at St Anthony church Lakin. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at St Anthony church burial in Lakin Cemetery.
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Anna Arie Harrison
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Harrison
Colorado Springs
Colo
Austria
United States
Ellis County
Kas
Lawrence
Fred Arie
Archie
Vona
Calif
Albert
Redmond
Ted Miller
Deerfield
Irene Lester
Holly
Phillips Funeral Home
St. Anthony Church
Lakin Cemetery
Mrs Mamie Prather dies at Garden City home
Mrs Mamie Prather 79 lifelong Midwest resident died at her Garden City home yesterday after living in the city since 1937. Born in Indiana March 18 1877 she moved with her parents to Garfield and later Dodge City and married James Prather in Garfield August 22 1894. Survived by five daughters and four sons with numerous grandchildren, funeral set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Christian church with Rev James Pearce officiating. burial Garfield cemetery.
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Mamie Younkin Prather
Garden City
Prather
Indiana
Garfield
Dodge City
James Prather
Eastern Star
Rebecca
DAR
The
Christian Church
Leva Smithe
Jennie Matteson
Haven
Leara Cardinal
Chicago
Daisy Bloomstein
East Setauket
L.1
N.Y
Charlotte Laverde
Thomas Prather
Richmond
Calif
Walter H. Prather
Vallejo
Norman Prather
Phoenix
aAriz
Bremerton
Wash
Accident damages sought in district court case
Juan Valdez of Clayton New Mexico sues Elvira Schwartz for 2510 dollars alleging his one year old son John David Valdez sustained severe injuries in an accident about five miles northwest of Holcomb last August. The petition cites a broken left arm brain concussion a deformed arm and severe bruises as the injuries.
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Juan Valdez
John David Valdez
Elvira Schwartz
Valdez
Clayton, N. M
Holcomb
Market Notes Mixed Gains as Volume Shows Small Decline
The market edged higher late in the day after a tentative opening with gains led by May steels and selected issues. Trading light in the afternoon and a total day volume estimated around 2.4 million shares, down from Friday's 2.45 million.
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Jan Mar
New York
May Steels
Wheat and grain prices slide on light demand
Chicago boards show declines across wheat corn oats and soybeans as lack of sustained commercial demand weighs on prices. Wheat dropped 11 percent to 2.384 in Dec trading, rye held firm while soybeans fell, and futures open interest stood around 102 million bushels. Kansas City cash grain mixed as No 2 corn and soybeans moved in narrow ranges with multiple classes quoted across softwood and feed grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
Kansas City
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