Air Force tees up C5A sky giant plan and new chief
The Air Force will get Gen. John P. McConnell as chief of staff on Feb. 1 after Gen. Curtis LeMay retires. McNamara backed plans for a massive C5A cargo plane to move 600 troops or 250 tons across continents, with a 1968 test timeline and a $750 million development price tag.
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Washington
Air Force
Johnson
Texas
Huberts. McNamara
John P. McConnell
Cutis E. LeMay
McConnell
McNamara
Ito
Johnson City
Tex
Hospital Admissions At St. Catherine Cincy
Admissions list from St Catherine hospital includes Kay Collins 1310 Con ard Ames M Foster 804 Anderson ats Norman Trout 2601 N Main Mrs Imogene Osher 2103 Arthur E Qberlander Hol comb Tracy Renee Kendall 1019 Taylor Mrs Dale Kendall 1119 Taylor Christopher L Barker 505 N 10th.
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St. Catherine
Cincy Kay Collins
Conard Ames M. Foster
Ander
Ats
Norman Trout
N. Main
Imogene Osher
Arthur E. Qberlander
Holcomb
Tracy
Renee Kendall
Taylor
Dale Kendall
Scott City High Students Begin Christmas Vacation
Scott Community High School students start Christmas vacation with an assembly featuring Y Teens leader Karen Hoeme and Reverend Mansur. The SCHS debate team placed fifth in the Manhattan Debate Tournament open division, going six wins two losses. ACT scores were distributed and explained to seniors. The Christmas Prom, themed Silver Bells, followed at the SCHS gym with music by the Dighton dance band and decorations by the student council and school board wives assisted by Mrs Huffman.
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Michelle Rupp
Scott City
Scott Community High School
Stuents
Karen Hoeme
Yteens
Reverend Mansur
Episcopal Church of
Ilene Simon
Becky Immel
Charlene Barker
Tom Roberts
Dennis Blackwell
David Prather
SCHS
Shawnee Mission West
Washington Bethel
Topeka West
Scott Community High
Gerald Bretz
Scott County Board of Education
Dighton
Huffman
Dismissals and Petty Larceny Case From Garden City Area
Dismissals listed for Mrs. Cletus Ploeger Deer field Ann Hoyt 412 N 1st and others at multiple Kansas towns. Court notes Frank Medina Jr found guilty of petty larceny with 30 day sentence and bond. Speeding and license violations in Golden Imperial and Dighton cited with fines. Local notices include mineral deeds transfers Ralph Haflich to Earle and Bernard Haflich.
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Cletus Ploeger
Deerfield
Ann Hoyt
Leopold L
Ralph Haflich
Earle Haflich
NEY
Bernard Haflich
Courts
Frank Medina Jr
W. Maple
Leon C. Schupbach
Golden
Colo
Gerald A. Greathouse
Imperial Rt
William C. McQueen
Holcomb
Funeral for Harry Buecker 78 at Garden City chapel
Death of Harry Buecker 78 of 208 N 6th. Funeral held at 10 a.m. at Garden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Co M Eagleman Jr of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery. Buecker came to Garden City in 1961 from Kalamath Falls Oregon and was a retired railroad worker.
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Harry Buecker
St. Catherine Hospital
Garland Funeral Home Chapel
Co. M. Eagleman Jr
Methodist Church
Valley View Cemetery
Buecker
Garden City
Kalamath Falls
Ore
Bandits Use Bluff at Bank in Picher Oklahoma
A man and woman robbed the First State Bank of Picher by bluffing staff with dynamite. A 30 minute chase near the Missouri border ended with the arrest of Jim Collins, 21, and Barbara Sandoval, 28, from Springfield Missouri. Officers seized 15343 in the car. two dynamite sticks dissolved by fuse were found and did not explode. The amount robbed remained undetermined.
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Picher
Okla
First State Bank of
Missouri-Oklahoma State Line
Ottawa County
Bill Shulein
Jim Collins
Barbara Sandoval
Springfield
Miami
Quake Shakes Coast Areas From Baja to California
An earthquake struck Southern California and nearby Mexican regions causing widespread minor damage. In San Diego alarms sounded, windows shattered, pinball machines flashed tilt, and hospitals reported bed movement. Noted seismologist Dr Charles Richter pegged the likely origin on Baja California with a 5.7 magnitude at 12 55 pm.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Mexico
Scripps Hospital
National City
E. C. Davey
el Centro
Inland
Tijuana
Avenida Revolucion
Luis Angeles
Orange County
Pasadena
Charles Richter
California Instilate
San Francisco
Baja California Peninsula
Telegram Want Ads Boost Buying and Selling
Telegram Want Ads guide readers to use the service for both buying and selling items. The note promotes concise listings and quick reach, urging users to post and respond through the Telegram channel.
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Telegram
Santa letters from area kids request toys and goodies
Dozens of children including Cindy Arnold and Sheila Mancha mail wishes to Santa. Requests span Barbie dolls Tammy toys and clothes, suitcases with dolls, crayons, dolls and doll accessories, playhouses, toy guns, trains and bikes. Some letters omit addresses, but shared themes show holiday excitement and expectations.
Boy Suffered Minor Injuries In Burnside Drive Crash
Four year old Francis Wilcox of Burnside Drive was admitted to St. Catherine Hospital with a forehead bruise after being struck by a car driven by 19 year old Kesh Humphrey on Burnside Drive at about 9 10 this morning. Undersheriff Wallace Bascue said the child ran in front of the vehicle and was kept for observation.
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Francis Wilcox
Albert Wilcox
Burnside Drive
St. Catherine Hospital
Wallace Bascue
Bascue
Kesh Humphrey
Hospitalized Duke of Windsor Makes Progress
The Duke of Windsor, hospitalized in Houston, shows continued recovery from an abdominal operation to repair a ballooning artery. For the first time since the surgery a week earlier, he ate soft food on Tuesday.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Public Health Service Predicts Light Flu Season Ahead
The Public Health Service says the nation will likely escape a major flu outbreak this winter with only localized clusters possible. Officials advise vaccinations for high risk groups and note forecasts point to a relatively light season due to prior widespread outbreaks in 1962 63 and 1961 62 for type B. They urge general health precautions and prompt doctor contact if illness occurs.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Health Service
West
Minnesota
United States
American Medical Association
Local Produce Market Egg and Grain Prices Listed
Local rundown shows eggs by size from Extra Large to Small and wagon prices for wheat at 1.40 with down movement. Rye and barley quoted at 87 and 36 respectively, both unchanged.
Market snapshot and livestock prices from Twin City and Kansas City
The Dow Jones index stood at 870.69 at noon, up 0.34. Garden City livestock reports show fat cattle up a dollar with steers $21.75 to $23.20 and heifers $13.50 to $16.50. Kansas City cattle 1,100 head with steers $23.00 to $24.00, hogs up to $21.50, sheep steady with lambs $19.50 to $20.50.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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