Tshombe Leaves For Unity Talks In Congo
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe leaves Ndola for talks with Premier Cyrille Adoula in Leopoldville as U.N. ceases fire in Katanga. Fighting at Elisabethville subsides with Katanga troops retreating, while diplomats doubt a lasting accord and Britain warns the UN risks a protracted Congo war.
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Leopoldville
Congo
TAP
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Ndota
Rhodesia
U. S
Edmund A. Gullion
Dnity
Cyrille Adoula
Entn
Elisabethville
Tshom‘Me
U.N
New York
U Thant
Tshombe
Adoula
Union Miniere
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report From AP Desk
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle 4 000 head, hogs 4 200, sheep 1 500 with mixed trends. Cattle steady to strong on many classes, prime and high grade scores quoted up to 26.25 for steers, cows and calves varied, hogs steady with barrows and gilts 18.85 to 17.25 per 100 pounds, lambs slow with some 15.00 to 18.00 for shorn pelts and ewes steady.
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Kansas City
A E Cook Elected Agriculture Representative to State Group
A E Cook of Garden City was elected agriculture representative to the state executive committee at a Kansas Extension Committee meeting in Manhattan. Other elected members include Wayne Smith as president, Mrs Keith Daggett home economics Pratt County, Mrs Edgar Henricks 4 H Dickinson County, and Lon Dean Crosgen vice president Ottawa County. The group will report actions and resolutions to local groups in January.
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A. E. Cook
Garden City
Kansas Extension Committee
Manhattan
Cook
Kansas
Agrine
Wayne Smith
Keith Daggett
Pratt County
Edgar Henricks
Galena Ordered To Chlorinate Water System
The State Board of Health ordered Galena to contract by February 16, 192 for installation of chlorination equipment and to maintain continuous proper chlorination. The city argued the water is pure enough without chlorination, but the board's action is supported by a letter from Attorney General William Ferguson. If Galena refuses, legal action is expected. Also noted were separate police reports of two break-ins, one at Best Seeds Co. and an attempted break-in at Horning's Liquor Store, with an exterior cooler torn off in the latter incident.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
Galena
Atty
William Ferguson
Homer McAfee
Ferguson
Best Seeds Co
Horning’s
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Area
Admissions list includes Charles A Hisey and others at St Catherine with multiple addresses. Births announced at St Catherine and Raynesford, a son to Alfred R Beltran and a son to Elmer Krentzer. Dismissals, county fines, and license actions follow, with DWI cases and bonds posted for local residents.
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St. Catherine Charles
A. Hisey
Joseph Linenberger
H. ‘Otto Mitchell
Taylor
Roxann
Patricia Redd
Sublette
Minnie M. Miller
Summit
John 5. DeLoach
Alfred Beltran
Alfred Alexander
Satanta
John E. Stevenson
Gregory Dean Jones
Delbert Potts
Ay St. Catherine
Alfred R. Beltran
Raynesford
Elmer Krentzer
Hattie
Garden City fines and civil actions posted in district docket
Ada Missouri resident Elvin Le van charged with vagrancy fined 25 dollars and jailed after bond forfeitures for multiple individuals listed. Civil actions include foreclosures and tax disputes, with numerous warranty and deed transactions in Garden City area filings. Traffic incidents reported with several property damages and names, dates, and locations. warrants and deeds of various property transfers noted in district listings.
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Raymond Elvin Levan
Ada
Frank Willam
Taylor
Henry Whitmhan
Connie Hernandez
Orlando Pinedo
Oral Leroy Graham
Delmas M. Martin
Coy Davis
Edmond Lee Gallaway
Larry Kliesen
Jack Morris
Mechanics Lew
Department of Revenue
Everett Zimmerman
Rose Briblesca
Lucille Anderson
Ross Anderson
Christmas Program At School Auditorium
Holcomb P T A will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The elementary students under Wilma Kidwell present a Christmas program. Public invited. The annual municipal award dinner for city employees is at 6 30 p m today in the old National Guard Armory. Service buttons will be awarded to five employees from the League of Kansas Municipalities.
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Holcomb P
Wilma Kidwell
National Guard Armory
League of Kansas Municipalities
Shriners Elect New Officers at Garden City Club
At the December Gar den City Shrine Club gathering held at Hotel Warren twenty one members attended a dinner and business session Officers named were James H Steward as president Walter Rutherford vice president and Roy Caswell secretary treasurer J C Carter was re appointed recorder Plans for Prospect Night in spring 1962 were discussed The next meeting is January 19 with location to be announced later.
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Garden City
Kennedy links aid to reform in tough Latin policy
President Kennedy argues for a long term program tying American aid to reforms in Latin America. He cites poverty, illiteracy, and unequal land ownership, urging tax and land reforms and self help to curb unrest. He cautions industrialists and landowners that leadership could be replaced if they fail to commit.
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Washington
Kennedy
America
South Viet Nam
Hig Alliance For Progresa
Latin America
United States
Congress
Bogota
Colombia
Death of two week old Sandra LuAnne Kettering
Sandra LuAnne Kettering two week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Kettering of Gardendale died early today at St Catherine Hospital She was admitted December 4 Survivors include the parents sisters Brenda 3 and Marsha 4 maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Lampe Pratt and paternal grandmother Mrs Cora Kettering Pratt Funeral will be Wednesday at Our Savior Lutheran Church Pratt with Rev Herman Mayer officiating Burial will be in Babyland of Gheen lawn Cemetery Pratt Garnand's Funeral Home in charge
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Sandra, Kettering
Sandra LuAnne Kettering
Warren Kettering
Gardendale
St. Catherine Hospital
Brenda
Marsha
Ernest Lampe
Pratt
Cora. Kettering
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Herman Mayer
Babyland
Gheenlawn
Garnand
W C Blough Funeral to be in Denver Colo
W C Blough 68 a former Garden City resident died in Denver Sunday after a year of ill health. A retired cabinet maker he moved to Denver in the late 1980s survived by his widow Teresa a son Jack Blough a daughter Mrs David Ryan seven grandchildren and a sister Mrs Mazie Fraze Hisey burial will be in Denver with services Wednesday morning in Denver Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
W. C. Blough
Garden
Blough
Mazie Fraze Hisey
Teresa
Jack Blough
David Ryan
Tribune Hardware Manager B. R. Austin Dies at Home
B R Austin of Tribune died overnight likely from a heart attack. He managed the Western Hardware Store here, after moving from Healy six to seven years ago where he worked at the Co op Hardware. Survived by mother Mrs Florence Austin and sisters Mrs Ed Cramer and Mrs Fred Cramer of Healy. stepfather of Dean Nolte, Garden City High School faculty member and debate coach.
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Tribune
B. KR
Duke) Austin
Western Hardware
Dean Nolte
Garden City High School
U S Oil Output Drops in Past Week
Tulsa AP report cites Oil and Gas Journal that U S crude oil and lease condensate production last week averaged 7 347 039 barrels per day, down 32 576 barrels daily from the prior week, indicating a decline in output across the sector.
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U.S
TULSA
U. S
Ot and Gas Journal
the Journal
District Ordered to Transport Parochial Pupil 10 Miles
Albany reports Greenport Union Free School District No 10 in Suffolk County must pay reasonable transportation costs for Patricia Cooper, 14, to Sacred Heart Academy in Sag Harbor. The route may use a ferry to Shelter Island or road to Sag Harbor, with options including room and board if cheaper. State law requires transport to private schools within 10 miles if no nearer options exist.
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Albany
Low Island
James
Greenport
Glanella T. Cooper
Patricia
Allen
Board of Education
Sag Harbor
Great Peconic Bay
Shelter Island
Stock Market Continues Drop Amid Sluggish Volume
New York stocks slid further as the AP 60 average fell 1.20 to 262.20 at noon. Industrials and many major groups declined, Steels and autos among the hardest hit while some big gainers slipped 2 or more. Analysts cited weak steel news, year‑end profit taking, and holiday season effects as factors behind market caution. Dow fell 3.08 to 724.63. trading on the American Exchange active, and bonds mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
General Foods
Crown Cork
Unilever Ltd
Unilever N.V
Scientists blast 25 foot deep crater in Antarctic ice
American scientists near the South Pole blasted a 25 foot deep and 75 foot wide crater in the ice on Monday to measure the ice cap depth. The blast marked a bold step in surveying polar ice conditions as teams monitor the Antarctic environment.
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Auckland
New Zealand
South Pole
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