Dia's Coup Ends in Collapse in Dakar
In Dakar, Senegal, Black soldiers refuse to shoot at paratroopers loyal to President Senghor, ending Premier Mamadou Dia's abortive coup. Troops mixed in streets, Dia fled to the Moslem quarter Paar and was arrested the same day. Senghor, calm and Western-leaning, emerges as victor in a tale of political rift and a shaken friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Borowlec
Dakar
Senegal
Dia
Senghor
Paar
National Assembly
Markets and livestock steady at Kansas City sale
Local markets list produce and wagon prices for various eggs milks and grains. Kansas City livestock report notes calves and yearlings steady, feeders stronger, 150 pound plus cattle higher, 1,500 receipts, Angus steers top at 29.80 for 44 head, yearlings 23.30 to 26.20, bulk sold 25.85 to 29.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Stock Market Gains Amid GM Chrysler New Highs
New York brokers report a turbulent session with Gen Motors and Chrysler touching new highs, the Associated Press index up 0.6, Dow at 649.72 after a morning surge. Oil stocks rise, steels mixed, and heavy turnover of 1.34 million shares signals cautious optimism for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snew York
Geneal Motors
Chrysler
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Artists Work On Exhibit At Kansas State University
Garden City area residents display works from the 10th annual Garden City exhibit in the Kansas State University student union art lounge. Pieces include Jeni Bellen Reflect ions tempera, Rosa Dickhut Springtime in North Carolina oil, A W Fleming Far Away City water color, Mabel Whitham Lonesome Valley oil, Carl Ingersoll Roses oil, Terry Lee Tribune Out On The Range water color, and Martha Russell County Shop watercolor. Display runs through January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas State University
Jeni Bellen
Tribune
Rosa Dickhut
Scott City
North Carolina
A. W. Fleming
Mabel Whitham
Lonesome Valley
Carl Ingersoll
Terry Lee
Martha Russell
Jaycees Plan Safety Campaign for Seat Belts
Garden City Jaycees launch a weekend focused drive from Dec 29 to Jan 13 promoting seat belt use in cars. Campaign led by Richard Henry and Alan Dick with belts installed at Holland's 66, Red's Cities Service, and West's Apco locations. Display of wrecked cars planned at two sites to publicize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Jaycees
Kansas
Richard Henry
Alan Dick
Jaycee
Holland
Tth
Fulton
Red
Main
West
Apco
W. Kansas
Henry
Bibb to Trim Budget Requests
Topeka AP report states state departmental budgets can be financed without new taxes, says Budget Director James Bibb. Departments sent requests to Bibb, who reduced them in his own figures, noting Legislative Council proposals cost about 20 million and Kerr Mills funding is not included. Bibb estimates his cuts will shave 12 to 14 million from requests, which totaled about 430 million after a 30 million rise from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
James Bibb
Bibb
Legislative Council
Kerr-Mills
Pleasant Prairie to Present Play Tonight
Pleasant Prairie School presents a three act play Which Will It Be at 1 30 tonight as part of the annual Christmas program Pupils will sing Christmas songs and treats will be passed out by Santa Claus The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie School
Santa Claus
Truman Mission Preps for Move Into the Congo
Lt Gen Louis Truman prepares for U.N. talks before leading a U.S. mission to the Congo to assess needs of 18,000 U.N. troops and gauge Congo order efforts. The visit follows signals of U.S. concern over Soviet influence and coincides with pressure on Katanga secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
The
Congo
United Nations, N.Y
Louis Truman
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Washington
Kennedy
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
United States
U Thant
State Department
Gen. Truman
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Thanton
Moise Tshibe
Katanga
Kansas Traffic Log Sees 659 Deaths In 1962 For Week
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log shows 659 deaths in 1962 through the year, with 532 for the comparable 1961 period. The log tallies 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Garden City High Names 6 Weeks Honor Roll Recipients
Garden City High School released its second six weeks honor roll with three seniors, five juniors, and three sophomores achieving straight A averages. The list includes seniors Cheryl Bentley Sheryl Etling Carole Pfeifer and numerous other students across grades with both A and B honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City High School
Cheryl Bentley
Sheryl Etling
Carole Pfeifer
Jim Concannon
Carla Hooper
Jane Laughlin
Rita Shook
Sharon VanVleet
Juanita Brukmeyer
Terry Carmichael
Mary Gibson
Mike Heer
Gwen Brandes
Cheryl Brecheisen
Barry Brown
David Heinemann
Gilberto DaCosta
Larry Meeker
Judy Oeding
Jeanne Philips
Kathy Quint
Becky Rogers
Roger Stoner
Nancy Townsend
Terry Cleveland
Dick Krimmer
Kary Nelson
Marilyn Plett
Randi Wells
Larry Bradfield
Linda Doubrava
John Hamman
Claudia Harmon
Robert Herman
Kenneth Krug
Kener
Jowlla Arwine
Shirley Bates
Carolyn Birkholz
Paulie Block
Leslia Cheatum
Bill Collier
Bob Cooper
Joe Bill Corn
Sue Deaver
Jerry Farr
Gary Greathouse
Co. L. Hett
Ruth Humphrey
Bob Hunt
Jim Johnson
Gale Jones
Corrine Lenz
Susan Leonard
Wynn McAfee
Donna McKinney
Duane Marine
Becky Mayo
Edith Montney
June Ogburn
Cheryl Owen
Judy Owens
Bryce Roderick
George Robleder
Alice Rupp
Linda Russell
Rich Sandoval
Donna Selover
Shere Shaw
Connie Siemsen
Sharon Simmons
Robin Stoufe
Bernard Strasser
Carlyne Ward
David Williams
Pat Williams
Reva Woodrow
Lou Yeadon
Gail Blackwell
Randy Bowling
Kent Carmichael
Sharon Bobb
Betty Cook
Judy Davis
Paula Degnan
Karla Sue Eves
Bev Gardner
George
Hospitals Admissions At St Catherine Rise In Gaylord
A list of patient admissions is compiled from St Catherine Hospital readings including names such as John HE, Robert G Holmes, Janet M Barlow, Mrs Myron Moter, Mrs Burton Batley Shields, Addie Thompson, Rex Richardson, Margaret Baker, Dele Dickenson, Linda Vanderweide, Robyn Appel, Kevin Parish and others from various streets and centers noted in the report. The document appears to be an OCR transcription of a local hospital admissions log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine John HE
Gaylord
Nelson
Robert G. Holmes
Park Rood
Janet M
Barlow
Holcomb
Myron Moter
Summit
Burton Batley
Shields
Addie Thompson
Gardendale Met
Rex Richardson
Margaret Baker
Williams faces unlawful flight charge in burglary case
Jimmy Clifton Williams, 31, is set for a preliminary hearing before Police Judge Clyde Daniel on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for burglary. Wanted on a state warrant by Borger authorities, he was arrested earlier this week by FBI agents at a farm west of Ulysses where he had worked about a year and was sent to U.S. marshal custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Clifton Williams
Clyde Daniel
Borger
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ulysses
U.S. Marshall
Williams
Death of Gaylord T. Lawrence, Garden City native
Gaylord T. Lawrence former Garden City resident died Wednesday in Topeka. He was the uncle of Mrs. Bill Lewis Mrs. Carol Wade and Mrs. M a Schrader all of Garden City and brother of Tate R Lawrence and A M Lawrence. Funeral service will be Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord T. Lawrence
Garden City
Topeka
Bill Lewis
Carol Wade
M. A Schrader
Tate R. L
A. M. Lawrence
Robert Darnes Named Dean of Olney Junior College
Dr G Robert Darnes former Garden City native has been named new dean of the Olney Illinois junior college. He will assume duties February 1 and comes from Oklahoma College for Women where since 1954 he led the Fine Arts Division and Music Department. Previously he directed band and taught music in Garden City public schools and taught at Sublette. In 1951 he was named Outstanding Young Man of the Year for Kansas by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Robert Darnes
Garden Cilian
Olney
Oklahoma College For Women
Darnes
Garden City
Women's College
Sublette
Kansas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Katanga Students Storm Consulate in Elisabethville
Students at Katanga's university stormed the U.S. consulate shouting anti American slogans, tearing down a flag, breaking windows, setting a shack on fire, and denting a consul's car. Police dispersed the crowd after about 150 demonstrators breached a cordon, with threats of returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Kennedy
U.S
Jonathan Dean
Dean
New York
United States
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Busy Year for Finney County Extension Office
Finney County Extension wrapped its year ending Oct 31 1962 with major gains in home economics agriculture and 4 H Led by Elsie Branden training leaders and a May declaration of Finney County as a modified fortified Brucellosis free area The office logged 2547 out of office visits 2108 office calls and 3935 phone calls Publicity included 216 articles and 122 news releases with 350 radio broadcasts and a local TV appearance Major training included 57 adult meetings and 72 youth meetings Total attendance at adult and youth meetings reached 8841. staff days totaled 537 with 360 for adult work and 177 for 4 H The county had 10 4-H clubs 153 boys and 251 girls enrolled plus 429 in 4 H DA groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Elsie Branden
Branden
Flowers of
Kansas
Hdus
Flowey County
Telegram
State Office
Fromm
Tex O. Demuth
California
Demuth
Dodge City
Shook
Elliott
Dismissals Listed in Garden City Telegram Memo
In Garden City Telegram Thursday December 20 1962 a page item lists dismissals including Leopold Kay Barber Ulysses along with names and addresses such as Billy Caldwell Santa Fe Mrs Kent Bennett Scott City Edward Holt Laurel Mrs Richard Campbell Ulysses Sophia Jimenez Sublette and A E Anderson Leott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Kay Barber
Ulysses
St. Catharine Miz
Billy Caldwell
Santa Fe
Kent Bennett
Scott City
Edward Holt
Laurel
Richard Campbell
Ses
Sophia Jimenez
N.ath
Peel Orozco
Chestnu Doy Paasch
Sublette
Leopold A. E. Anderson
Leott
Legal and civic notices from Warren County district
Gift of Oil and Gas Leases involving William G Hazel to Stanford University lists several fractional and platted parcels across townships with assorted sections. Warranty deeds include Woolman to Alfred B Hinkle and Bernal to Vandérree among others detailing lots and blocks in Briar Hill and Safford's Additions. Marriage license reports James F Johnson and Susan L Brundage both of Garden City. Court actions cite fines for vehicle violations and a dismissed no license charge. District court case entries show Taylor divorce filed and suits on contract. Police notes record red light fines for Alfred Howard and Henry Mulligan, with bond forfeitures listed. Traffic incidents detail a city collision at 12th and Mulberry and a county incident on 9th Street with moderate to extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hazel
Leland Stanford Junior University
Nba
Joseph R. Woolman
Alfred 4B
Hinkle
Parkwood First Addition
James
Franklin Johnson
Susan Lovella Brundage
Garden City
LeRoy Fowler
Gerald
Grady
Gardendale
David Joseph Taylor
Melda Kay Taylor
Burtis Motor Company, Inc
Gleason L. Knight
Thomas Alfred Howard
Russell
Henry Mulligan
33 Die in Polish Crash at Warsaw Airport
A Viscount propjet crashed while landing in Warsaw killing all 33 aboard. The victims include 24 Polish passengers, five Polish crew, and an East German family of four. Debris lay in a snow field about 500 yards from the runway as officials investigated possible crane or equipment collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Brussels
Belgium
East Berlin
Tests End on Successful Note
In Mugu California AP reports a Nike Zeus anti missile rocket test concluded the Army's series with 10 successes in 19 attempts. Nine rockets failed in flight. Nike Zeus, aiming to intercept missiles above 100 miles, has been developed since 1957. McNamara doubts it is ready for full production. About four percent of the nation’s steel is produced in Pennsylvania.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Army
Robert
McNamara
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Senegalese Progress Union
France
Jaycees Plan Safety Campaign
Pleasant Prairie
First Methodist Church
Jeff
David Corrigan
Larry Hooper
Stable Boy
Karyl Nelson
Mary
Larry Lederer
Joseph
Mark Lederer
Seb Nalson
Wise Men
Mary Davis
Connie Beckett
Kathy Brown
Judy Keim
Patty Keim
Kenneth Ladd
Donna Leighty
Donna Lurtz
Steve McMillan
Richard Mayer
Larry Moore
Joe Nelson
Gust Nelson
Rosalia Pfeifer
Susan Pore
Ben Porter
Suzanne Saffels
Brian Shaw
Mary Lou Smith
Sharrie Snell
Stephanie Snyder
Dee Sroufe
Suzanne Stengel
Mary Lee Stoner
Bill Sturgeon
Gayle Thompson
Anica Torres
Bob Townsend
Jane Warner
Arnold Wheatley
Robert Darnes
Tshombe
Beth Lilley
Finney County Extension Program
Kenneth Fromm
Manhattan
Legals
Courts County
Merle E. Fields
Ernest A. Hohrmann
Mulberry
Howard Merle Farr
Myron Léon Mal
Kenneth Springer
Rt. 1
Pennsylvania
Vogue Shop
311
Jingle Bell Lane
Orson Banson
Motor Coats
Toreador
Wress
Jingle Beil Lane
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