U.S. to Strengthen U.N. Congo Mission with Equipment
A high level U.S. military mission led by Lt. Gen. Louis Turner travels to U.N. Headquarters to arrange new air transport gear for the Congo operation and to assess the military situation. Secretary‑General U Thant discussed steps to end Katanga’s secession and tensions with Adlai Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
U.S
U.N
White House
Congo
USN
Louis Truman
U Thant
Katanga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thant
United States
Stevenson
Bahamas
Kennedy
Macmillan
Kremlin
Cyrille Adoula
Central Congo
Nassau
Thuman
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Red China
U.N. Congo
Truman
Harry S. Truman
West Point
Pentagon
Pakistan
Garden City and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Fat cattle receipts 179 at Garden City with prices mostly steady to weak. High choice steers 27 to 28.50, average good to low choice 25 to 26.50, standard and low goods 24 to 25.50. Heifers 26 to 27.25, average good to low choice 25 to 26, standard and good 24 to 25.25. Cows and canners 11 to 15, up to 17 for some fat cows. Kansas City hogs 3,500, 1-3 barrows and gilts 18.25 to 17.00, sows 13.50 to 14.50. Cattle 1,500, steers steady, cows steady to weak, feeders steady, good to low choice steers 20.50 to 28.00.
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Garden City
yCow
Kansas City
Trade Activity On Stock Mart
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with trading moderately active and most major stocks moving only fractions. Investors shifted blocks as yearend transactions and tax considerations influenced a consolidation after the Cuban crisis rally, with oil, chemical, and utility issues in demand while aerospace sagged. Chrysler rose about a point, Ford edged up, GM gained slightly, and Studebaker and American Motors held steady.
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New York
Ubcross
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker
American Motors
Santa Letters From Local Families Drive Christmas Wish List
Local Telegram prints a roundup of children and families listing their Christmas requests. Barnes children ask for missal bicycles horse van and dolls, while Kyla Reece seeks doll dress ironing board and more and Monte Reece asks for a shotgun slippers and bowling set. Other youngsters request dolls, Etch A Sketches, toy vehicles, winter clothes and household toys as they hope Santa finds them Nearby addresses accompany the pleas.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Barnes
W. Santa Fe
Tommy
Dorothy
Mr. Bim
Kyla Reece
Wesley
Monte Reece
Ann Marie Herman
Santa
St. John
Oliver
Main Street
Kim
Jimmy Jet
Kaye
Kelly Ann
Alumni Dance Postponed After Garden City Game
Garden City High School and Junior College alumni are invited to join current students for a Civic Center dance after Friday night’s Garden City Hays basketball game. Coca Cola Bottling Co sponsors the event with The Counts set to perform. J Marc Kadyk Jr son of Rev and Mrs J M Kadyk is Trinity College student drive leader selling symbolic bricks to fund a Fine Arts Center in Hartford Conn. Ben Morrison a Trinity undergrad has earned a diploma from Reisch American School of Auctioneering in Mason City Iowa. Danny Bourne, once a Garden City boy now at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch near Amarillo, will visit during Christmas holidays. ranch educates about 800 boys who may return home for Christmas.
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Garden City High School
Civic Center
Garden City Hays
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
J. Marc Kadyk, Jr
J. M. Kadyk
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Kadyk
Trinity
Ben Morrison
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Mason City
Iowa
Danny Bourne
Garden City
Cal Farley
Amarillo
Christ Mas
Notable WWI Aces Visit Phoenix Wax Figures
World War I air aces Eddie Rickenbacker and Frank Luke flew into Phoenix from Los Angeles on a jet airliner. Stewardess Sanda Redd blushed after offering drinks. The wax figures were en route to Scottsdale wax museum from London creators. Luke, born in Phoenix, died in 1918. Rickenbacker now resides in New York.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Eddie Rickenbacker
Frank Luke
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sanda Redd
el Paso
Tex
Scottsdale, Ariz
Josephine Toussard Studios
London
Luke
Rickenbacker
America
New York
Sparks Ignite Curtains at Gardendale Lane Apartment
Garden City's volunteer firemen responded at 1:28 p.m. Tuesday to Gardendale Lane G apartment 46 occupied by Mr and Mrs Stobert Smith. Sparks from a heating stove ignited curtains. Fire was out on arrival but crews stood by. Damage deemed minor.
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Garden City
Gardendale Lane G
Stobert Smith
Fourth Best Year for Crops
Kansas state agriculture officials report 1862 as the fourth best crop year, with all time highs in soybeans, sugar beets, and corn for silage. Sorghum and rye near record levels. details show strong yields across major crops and record harvest figures. Jerry Smith named Pittsburg city manager, effective January 7, succeeding Warren Browning who left after 50 years.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Pittsburg
Kan
Jerry Smith
Parsons
Warren Browning
Champaign
Ill
Kennedy Fireside Chats Now With TV Rocking Chair Twist
President Kennedy broke with tradition by inviting reporters for a televised interview from the White House office. Douglas B. Cornell notes the comparison to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fireside chats, highlighting format differences such as Kennedy’s chair seating and lack of a written text, plus the addition of television and multiple interviewers. If the format proves popular, Washington eyes a potential shift from formal news conferences to more informal televised sessions.
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Kennedy
Douglas B. Cornell
White House
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
TDR
State Department
GOP Demands Equal Time in Broadcast Response
The Republican National Committee plans to seek a comparable forum to counter Kennedy's televised interview. Names like Dwight D. Eisenhower are considered, though reluctance exists. Rep Clarente J Brown praised Kennedy's PR but noted room for discussion. Senator Jack Miller suggested Eisenhower and Rep William E Miller should be featured if equal time is granted.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Clarente J. Brown
Ohio
Congress
Brown
William B. Sprague Jr
Sprague
Jack Miller
Lown
GOP
William E. Miller
R-N.y
Red Carpet Treatment For Kennedy Macmillan
In Nassau Bahamas President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan shared unscheduled social appearances. Kennedy toured a poolside cocktail event lasting about ten minutes while Macmillan attended a beach barbecue with calypso tributes and dancers.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Macmillan
Count Bernadino
Kansas universities face $1.1 million budget cut
Kansas budget office recommends 49.57 million state funds for five universities next year, down 1.1 million from requested. Regents and Gov. Anderson press for higher education needs and a proposed 100 thousand dollar yearly Kansas research fund, with total fiscal 1964 requests near 71.03 million.
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Topera
State Budget Office
Kansas
Board of
Regencs
John Anderson
Budget Department
Anderson
Regents
Budget Office
General Revenue Fund
Kansas Educational Building
General Revenue
State School
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Reed
College Council
Medical Center
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Fort Hays State College
School For the Deaf
School For the
Bandits Hold Up Truck Stop in Joplin
AP: A pair of hooded bandits robbed Neal Cole's truck stop for the second time in five nights, escaping with 1240 dollars after a gunfight that left no injuries. A separate robbery targeted Chester Watts of Tucson, Arizona, who lost five credit cards and a wallet. Officers say the Tuesday group differed in size and voice from Friday's pair.
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Joplin
Neal Cole
Cole
Chester Watts
Tucson
Ariz
Krueger Air Conditioning &Co
Watts
Stars and Bars Instead of Stars and Stripes
Vidalia Louisiana reports that since federal troops moved onto the University of Mississippi campus, the Concordia Parish courthouse has flown the Confederate battle flag. S. L. Winston Jr. says about 75 percent of residents favor this. The university scene remains about 200 miles northeast.
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Vidalia, la
University of Mississippi
Concordia Parish
S. L. Winston Jr
James H. Meredith
Mississippi River
Fire kills Oklahoma woman in Joplin home blaze
Mrs. Doris Stasell, 47, of Peoria Oklahoma, died in a Joplin hospital from burns suffered Tuesday night when a fire at her home, caused by an explosion in a liquefied petroleum stove, swept through the dwelling.
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Joplin, Mo
Doris Stasell
Peoria
Okla
Joplin
Convicted on Murder Charge in New York Terminal Killing
James Mullogly, 41, an accountant, was found guilty of second degree murder for fatally shooting Taylor S. Gay, 50, a vice president at Phillips Petroleum, in a Hudson & Manhattan Railroad terminal as Gay escorted Mullogly’s sister Mary Mullooly, 42, home after one of their platonic dates. Mullogly claimed a divine calling and testified he felt responsible for his sister while the all-male jury deliberated about 12 hours. He faces 20 years to life in prison.
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NEW York
James Mullogly
Mullogly
Taylor S. Gay
Gay
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Phillips Petroleum Co
Mullooly
Mary
Miss Mullooly
Jersey City
N.J
Miss Mulloaly
Mulloaly
Dismissals and deeds in Garden City include St Catherine and Eddy deeds
The item lists dismissals from St Catherine hospital for numerous individuals and a series of property transfers. It records warranty and quitclaim deeds among local residents and firms, including Edison Cook, Atkinson, Armantrout, and Shrimplin, plus Sunset Memorial Gardens and Cash and Carry Lumber Company transactions. It also notes court fines, abated accounts, and police bond postings, with several car and traffic incidents reported in Garden City.
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J. H. Kel ‘Ler
Edison G. Cook
Inge
Vinzant
Loren R, Atkinson
Vernon Lb
Armantrout
Morris
Ney
Vernon L
John Armantrout
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Ed Shrimplin
Et Ux
Cash and Carry Lumber Company, Inc
Delford, Gandles
Parkwood First Addition
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Daniel
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Nita
Francis Hahn
Patsy Torres
Kathy
Suzie Smart
Linda Moreno
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H. W. Clutter
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
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FDR
White Sands
Emerald Beach
Clmax
Castro
Magland
Khrushchev
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Quy Vincent
N. Ath
Paul Cole
Davis
William Brewer, Jr
Mike Franco
Anna Kritzer
Rodney Harrison
Terra Sue Dimitt
Douglas Newell
Orin LaMfee
Wilbur Claycomb
George Sprague
Scott City
St. Catherine Delbert
Satford
Kenneth Sizemore
George
David Baxter
Yolanda Mata
Robert Croas
Ha Ae
Legals
Courts County
Coy Davis
Gardendale
Pete Witman, Jr
Rt. 1
Harrison L. Henderick
Leonard Young
Ernest James Graves
Ridge Wood Drive
Philip
Plumb
Garden City Ave
Wilfred Eugene Pickens
Frank Joe Vanbaeys
Pine
Roxie Young
Gerald Evans
Walker
Quinor
Dave Johnson
W. Maple
Howard Gibson
Holcomb
Liberal
Downie Drive
Finnup Park
Jacob Leroy Wiley
Tree West of the
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Stoners
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