Polka Dot Satellite to Probe Solar Area
The United States plans a new Air Density Explorer satellite, a 12 foot polka dot balloon, to study high altitude atmospheric density and track solar flare effects. A Scout solid fuel booster will launch from a naval facility, with the craft orbiting between 375 and 1875 miles and visible at twilight as it drifts against stars.
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Ralph Dighton
Point Arguello
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Wallops Island
Market report from Garden City and Kansas City
Fat cattle receipts at Garden City show steady demand with steers mostly 20.50 to 21.10 for average choice and 19.50 to 22 for average good to low choice, cows weak to $1 lower and cutters 8 to 11.50. In Kansas City hogs steady to 25 higher with 190 to 590 lb hogs at 14.25 to 14.90, sows 11.75 to 12.50, sheep 18.00 to 19.00 for choice lambs, ewes 5.00 to 7.00, and cattle and calves limited.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Market Push toses Steam NEW YORK stock market slips in thin trading
The New York market headed irregularly in early trading as profit-taking trimmed gains after a prior push to new highs. Losses appeared across motors airlines chemicals electronics and tobaccos while rails utilities held steadier. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks was unchanged at noon at 2868 with industrials down and rails and utilities mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 1.79 at 168.42 at noon, with both averages closing at record highs previously despite a downturn in many issues.
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New York
Arket
Halpance
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Stee
Kennedys Head to Florida for Christmas Holiday
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr travel from Washington to Palm Beach for the holidays. John Jr visits Arlington National Cemetery for the first time. The family plans to stay at the oceanfront mansion loaned by friend C Michael Paul with heavy Secret Service presence and state police.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Palm Beach International
Kennnedy
Secret Service
Aldes
Georgetown
State Weather To Moderate In Kansas Today
Kansas temperatures began moderating with sunny skies expected state wide. Highs ranged from the 20s in the east to the 30s in the west while tonight’s lows were forecast in the teens. The west led the warming trend with Goodland posting the state’s highest temperatures for Wednesday and early today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Manhattan
Goodland
Woman is Sentenced for Death of 4 Year Old Son
GOODLAND Kansas AP Mrs Olive Kaufholz 26 was sentenced Wednesday to 5 to 21 years for the death of her 4 year old son Joey Vernon Kuyper found dead Oct 26 by his stepfather Leo Kaufholz An all male jury convicted her of first degree manslaughter after a two hour deliberation The prosecution said she beat him for dirtied pants A KBI statement she attacked the boy and his head hit a cupboard was entered in evidence She did not testify and was sentenced to the women's prison farm in Lansing Kansas The article notes U S citizens averaged 111 pounds of potatoes and seven pounds of sweet potatoes in 1982.
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Goodland
Kan
Olive Kaufholz
C.E. Birney
Joey Vernon Kuyper
Leo Kaufholz
Hospitals Today Admissions At St Catherine and Local Names
Hospital entries list admissions at St Catherine for multiple individuals including Mrs Alfonso Garcia, Charles Garman, Mrs Martha Dealy, Floyd Hendricks, Nora Bigsby, Mrs Wallace Kuhlman, Roscoe Solze, Lee Sanders of Denver, and others. Dismissals noted for Lynn Brunner, Debra Barnes, Lynette Ekart, Larry Earnest, Jim Hoyt, and more. Property deeds filed in Leopold include quitclaim deed to Kalvesta Methodist Church and warranty deed involving Wayne Campbell and heirs.
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St. Catherine
Alfonso Garcia
Maple Charles C. Garman
Martha Dealy
Taylor Floyd
Dalton Hendricks
William £. Hallmark
Marshell Trailer Court
Nora B. Bigsby
Wallace Kuhlman
Lakin
Rhonda Burnett
Inge & Kansas
Roscoe Solze
Lee M. Sanders
Denver
Colo
Lynn Brunner
Roy Leathers
Satanta
Charles Maerz
Debra Jean Barnes
W. Santa Fe
Wallace Bascoe
Lynette Raye Ekart
Larry K. Earnest
Holcomb
Jim Edward Hoyt
Raymond Killion
James Day
Park+ wood
Leopold
Jim Fowler
Minneola
Homer Falgout
Cimarron
Harold Lawrence Norton
Kalvesta
Pentagon study to close some Navy shipyards
Washington AP Pentagon orders a comprehensive study of naval shipyard capacity likely triggering closures among 11 Navy owned yards. Secretary McNamara confirms excess facilities and a new board will review requirements. One yard in San Diego already slated for closing. Philadelphia San Francisco and Boston not named today.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert C. McNamara
Congress
Survey Board
McNamara By
McNamara
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Navy
San Diego
McNarara
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Boston
Johnson Talks News Conferences Like Roosevelt Truman
World Today analysis notes President Johnson will decide when and how to hold news conferences, blending Roosevelt Truman secrecy with Eisenhower Kennedy television style. He may host in-office sessions or televised meetings, with transcripts guiding direct quotes. Compared history shows Roosevelt and Truman spoke off the record more, while Eisenhower and Kennedy used televised, public records. Johnson’s format allows sharper focus on national and international questions, avoiding long, unfocused sessions.
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James Marlow
Associated
Washington
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Wnan
White House
Garden City Original Plat Mention Noted
In Garden City 61 the original plat is referenced, indicating a historical or legal point about land division. The fragment notes the location and a numeric marker tied to the city's early survey or zoning record. Specific entities beyond Garden City and the figure 61 are not provided in the readable text.
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Garden City
Courts and fines sweep through county notices
Cour t records list speeding fines for Richard Sichner Denver Colo Merle Foos Dighton and Chase Thomas Denver with $10 fines and costs. Divorces petitions name changes for Darrell Gibbons Gerald Richmeier. Police bend notices double parking across crosswalk improper mufflers registration and petty larceny fines. Arrests include Valentine Hernandez and Tom mie Francis with drunk charges. Bonds forfeited include multiple individuals such as Walsh Cole Dunsworth and Crist.
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Richard J. Sichner
Windon
Chase L. Thomas
Denver
Colo
Merle D. Foos
Dighton
Darrell D. Gibbons
Margaret Anna Gibbons
Gerald Wayne Richmeier
David F. Walsh
Rt. 1
Richard Lee Wasinger
Walker
Larry Lee Cole
Lakin
Crosswalk
Ivan Max Crist
Larry Dean Harrieson
Lyle Arlan McGuire
Stafford
Traffic County Accident on US 50 Bypass
A crash occurred Wednesday at 2 30 a m on the US 50 bypass involving a car driven by Lee Morris Sanders of Denver Colorado. Police reported the incident and investigation continues with no further details released.
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US 50
Lee Morris Sanders
Denver
Colo
Idlewild Airport to be renamed John F Kennedy Intl
New York AP reports Idlewild Airport will be renamed John F Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday marking the third name in 120 years for the site. Mayor Robert F. Wagner signed the law changing the name Wednesday, noting Idlewild originated as a golf course name.
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New York
Idlewild
John PF. Kennedy
Southwestern Plans $600,000 Arts Building
Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas will break ground March 2 for a $600,000 fine arts center announced by President C Orville Strohl. The groundbreaking coincides with the college Founders Day program.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern College
C. ‘Orville Strohl
Holly Boughs to Replace Somber Drapes at White House
Washington report notes a 30 day mourning for John F Kennedy ends Sunday. That evening Johnson will light the national Christmas tree in the park behind the executive mansion. He sent holiday greetings to armed forces and urged peace and goodwill. Red sales show East Germany has bought 8.764 million dollars of American grain since Kennedy opened trade to the Soviet bloc. Acheson mission to Cambodia remains under consideration as Harriman proposes a mission to heal strained relations. FAA recommends jet airliners be equipped with static drains to improve radio comms and offer some lightning protection.
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Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Executive Mansion
Kennedy
East Germany
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
State Department
W. Averell Harriman
Nong Kimny
U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Johnsons
God
Texas
Lynda
Lucy
May Davis
Zephyr Wright
Stranded Cattle Rescue Under Way In South Dakota
Operations moved to save more than 120 cattle stranded in the Missouri River west of Kennebec. The herd was trapped by rising Big Bend Reservoir waters and a 200 yard ice sheet. A National Guard demolition crew from Chamberlain and other rescuers worked to blast through ice and ferry cattle to safety as temperatures stayed below zero following the Corps of Engineers water cutoff.
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Kennebec
S.D
Missouri River
South Dakota
Big Bend
National Guard
Chamberlain
Corps of Engineers
Kinfolk Fill Johnsons Texas Christmas Then White House
President Johnson plans a Texas ranch style Christmas with kinfolk, hunting, and a quiet day in the hills. He will join his sisters brothers uncles aunts in a large reunion while the White House decorates for the holiday.
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Washington
Johnson
Johnsons
White House
Big Texas
Texas
Income gains in November reflect shifting earnings
Personal income in November rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 472.8 billion dollars, driven by higher wages and salaries, interest and dividends, and transfer payments such as Social Security and unemployment benefits. Most payroll increases came from service industries and state local governments, while manufacturing payrolls changed little. Through the first 11 months, income averaged 462 billion, up 4.7 percent from 1962, with agricultural income down.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Tax Appeal Rejected for Topeka Elderly Home
The State Board of Tax Appeals denied Presbyterian Manor of Topeka's request for a tax exemption and abatement of a $6,000 bill for the current year. The decision, with Graham not participating, followed concerns that the issue should be settled in court under constitutional religious benevolent and charitable exemption provisions.
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Topeka
State Board of Tax Appeals
Presbyterian Manor of
Sam Brookover
Perry Owsley
Robert E. Lee Graham
Southwest Counties To Get School Funds
Southwest Kansas counties will receive a share of elementary school finance funds derived from sales tax receipts. December payments include Finney 50413.44, Grant 22008.43, Gray 25605.69, Haskell 5438.61, Kearny 9413.63, Lane 16800.86, Scott 24314.81, Hamilton 15839.68, and Wichita 20430.35.
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Southwest
Kansas
Finney
Grant
Gray
Haskell
Kearny
Lane
Scott
Hamilton
Wichita
Last Du Pont Brother Dies
Irenee du Pont, 86, last of the three brothers who built the Du Pont empire, died in Wilmington. Born December 21, 1876, he rose from earning two dollars a week to preside over the firm from 1919 to 1926, later serving as vice chairman and remaining involved until retiring in 1959. He cited three principles guiding his success.
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Wilmington
Del
Irenee du Pont
du Pont Company
du Pont
du Pont Empire
Irenee Jr
Fire causes minor damage to truck at Oswalt Industries
A 10 ton truck owned by Sid Warner of Cimarron sustained minor damage when rubber mounting under the cab caught fire from welding equipment at Oswalt Industries on Highway 8. Garden City volunteer firefighters responded to the 9 30 a m alarm.
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Sid Warner
Cimarron
Oswalt Industries
Highway 8
Garden City
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