Soviet Leader Pressures Egypt Over Food Aid Status
Cairo reports quote Soviet Deputy Premier Alexander Shelepin telling President Nasser that Moscow cannot act as a rich uncle and must secure full value for aid. He says Soviet relations will be on a realistic footing as U.S. food aid to Egypt faces possible cuts amid Khrushchev era policies. U.S. vows to honor existing commitments while considering Nasser’s request for an extra 35 million dollars in food.
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Shelepin
Nasser
Cairo
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Egypt
Port Said
U.S
Local Produce Egg Varieties and Market Prices
Local markets list egg sizes from Extra Large to Small with steady prices. A's Eggs show markets for Large Medium and Small eggs. C's wagon prices include Wheat at 1.29 dollars, Mile at 1.9 dollars, Rye 87, Barley Ji unchanged.
Dow Jones Up At Noon Amid Stock Quotation Notes
The Dow Jones industrial average at noon rose 7.02 to Bd5.71. Kansas City livestock market reports await bids with cattle and hogs showing declines. hogs down 25-50 cents, borrows and gilts 1-3. Lambs steady with choice and prime meat around 20.00-21.00.
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Dan A
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Kansas City
Aps
Borrows
Gills
Sheen
Choie
Prime
Japan to Stand Close to U S in 1985 Says Sato
Premier Eijsaku Sato told The Associated Press Japan will stay closely allied with the United States in 1985. He said Tokyo will face threats from China and other Asian nations with U S guarantees under the postwar security treaty, and he noted no current need to extend or strengthen the pact beyond its existing terms. He spoke after meeting U S Ambassador Reisenauer and ahead of a Washington visit to hold talks with President Johnson.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Eijsaku Sato
Associated Press
China
America
Sato
A Sato
Washington
Presidentohnson
U.S
Amassador
Edwin ©. Reisehauer
Same Gun- Used In Second Death
Ronald Manning 22, a pallbearer designate for his 11 year old cousin Joseph Manning, was fatally shot by liquor store owner Albert Molinaro, using the same revolver that killed Joseph. Manning entered Molinaro's store Wednesday night, threatened the owner, then returned and bought cigarettes before being shot in the chest and back. Molinaro claimed to have warned him and fired after Manning repeated threats.
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Kansas City
Ronald Manning
Joseph Manning
Ronald
Albert Molinare
Manning
General Hospital
Shool
Io Molinaro
Molinaro
Molinara
Deaths in Scott City and Sheridan
Charles A. Brock 85 died after a long illness in Scott City Kansas born Norborne Missouri August 2 1881 moved to Scott City 1907 married Mabel Switzer 1905. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Christian Church with burial in Scott County Cemetery contributions to heart fund. Ray H. Trott 67 formerly of Garden City died Wednesday in Sheridan Wyoming born August 12 1897 Emporia lived in Garden City until 1935 city superintendent at Sheridan 25 years survivors include wife Pearl two sons six sisters funeral pending burial in Sheridan.
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Mary Louisa Whiteman
Martha Marie Kifer
Scott City
The
Christian Church
Harold Crist
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott County
Heart Fund
Ray H. Trott
Garden Citian
Sheridan
Wyo
Mr. Trott
Emporia
Garden City
Pearl
Harold
Paul
California
Abe Renick
Spencer
RK. C. Snodgrass
Pierceville
AFS Meeting Set for Monday at 7 30 PM
Annual meeting of the American Field Service chapter is scheduled Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the senior high school library. President Merion Kadyk invites all who have hosted AFS students to attend and those interested in hosting to apply with Principal Tom Saftell or Mrs. Kadyk.
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American Field Service Chapter
Vegetable Men Meet at Ulysses
Southwest Kansas growers learned there is a ready market for their produce but promotion and merchandising areup to them Bill Hoy urged growers to target trade markets and improve packing and pricing Dr Charles Basham noted major local crops lett uce potatoes onions cantaloupes and carrots with cantaloupe yields doubling since the late 1950s Nax Fogelman said he is testing carrots and potatoes as follow on crops for Wheat rotation.
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Ulysses
Kansas
Bill Hoy
Wichita
Hoy
Charles Basham
Grant County Extension Service
Nax Fogelman
Garten City
DeMolay Installation Set for Garden City Chapter
Robert Nelson son of Kenneth and Mrs Nelson will be installed as master councilor of the Garden City Chapter Order of DeMolay in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 2 p.m. Outgoing master councilor is Robert Mayo. Terry Jones is newly elected senior councilor with Ted Gardiner as junior councilor. Mayo becomes scribe. A long list of appointive officers and installation officers is listed, followed by Flower Talk presentation and a reception after the ceremony.
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Robert Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
Garden City
Order of
John Dailey
John Phipps
Gerry Warkentine
Steve Schultz
Phil Edelblute
Vic Joyce
Sentinel
Greg Culbreath
Mike Wislet
Steve Need
Gerry Fulwider
Steve Townsend
Mark Daniel
David Ellington
Jim Reece
Rod Crolinger
Lee Hood
Joe Etrick
Jim Concannon
Robert Mayo
David Weibe
Duane Marine
Marshall
Weibe
Mother of 10 Is Named City Jailer
Mary Thomas Witherspoon Wilkins, mother of 10, was appointed city jailer to succeed her late husband in Witherspoon family tradition. Her son Joe, 22, will be a deputy. Sister Sue Witherspoon has been Christian County jailer for six years. Father Abner Witherspoon served as county jailer ten years. Brother Mack Witherspoon held the office for three years.
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Hornanay Iile
Witherspoon
Mary Thomas Witherspoon Wilkins
Joe
Anderson Won't Close Political Door
Gov. John Anderson, nearing end of two terms, cites education gains as his top achievement and keeps doors open to future races. He plans to return to law practice, spend time with family, and move with his wife to a farm near Olathe after leaving the mansion.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Offics
Anderson
U. S. Senate
Andersons
Olathe
Eagle Badge to Bernard Hahn at Troop 61 Christmas Party
Bernard Hahn received his Eagle Scout badge at Boy Scout Troop 61s December 20 Christmas party. Duane West spoke. Albert Knoll showed a Philmont film. Santa Claus handed out treats. multiple scouts received Tenderfoot to First Class ranks and various merit badges totaling 159 earned in the year.
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Bernard Hahn
Duane West
Albert Knoll
Philmont
New Mexico
Santa Claus
Thomas Barnes
James Hahn
Fred McMillan
Tenderfoot
Fidel Terriquez
Dennis
Hahn
Andy Ortiz
Abebardo Munoz
Charles Hahn
James Franz
Mike Quint
Reading
Mike Knoll
Kenneth Hahn
Fidel Terriquea
Troop 6
U.N. Assembly recess ends Congo cease-fire talks shift
The United Nations closed 1964 with a Congo cease-fire resolution in the Security Council and a split two year term for the council in 1965. Jordan and Mali will serve on the council, avoiding a Soviet U.S. showdown. The assembly adjourned to January 18 after a series of secret ballots and consultations.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Congo
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Jordan
Mali
Security Council
Quaison - Lackey
Council
U.N
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Middle-East
Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals List at St Catherine
Admissions include Mrs W 1D Wilson 507 Std Mre Dale Fry 404 Center Jasper D Adams 1013 N 7th John P Wheeler 805 N Main Donald C McMillan Emin ence Rt Mrs John Krentzel 1722 Pinecrest Mrs Merle Adkisson Ulysse Sylva Marie Garcia 305 E Santa Fe Mrs Bill Farmer 613 13th Su Zeke Ledesma 209 1st Elizabeth A Sturdevant 902 N 12th Dismissals list includes Mrs Gilbert Kemper Rt J Mrs Hugo Huslig 1705 Kella Glen A Daniels Sublette.
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St. Catherine
Wilson
Dale Fry
Jasper D. Adams
John P. Wheeler
Donald C. McMillan
John Krentzel
Pinecrest
Merle Adkisson
Sylva Marie Garcia
E. Santa Fe
Bill Farmer
Zeke Ledesma
Elizabeth A. Sturdevant
Gilbert Kemper
Hugo Huslig
Kella Glen A. Daniels
Mass Arrests Of Communists In India Sharp crackdown
New Delhi India AP reports Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri orchestrated mass arrests of more than 500 pro Chinese Communist party members in nationwide raids aimed at preventing sabotage and a potential revolution. The action comes as his leadership and economic programs face criticism and as Kerala State votes approach. Shastri seeks to demonstrate strong leadership ahead of elections, with Reds labeled as loyal to China.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Communist Party
China
Shastri
Reds
Kerala
Shasri
Walks Out A Free Man In Kansas City
Johnny Lee Williams 28 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fatal Feb 28 stabbing of Howard Abrought 23. He walked free after sentencing by Judge Richard Koenigsdorf for nine months and 16 days already served. Detective Verda Reynolds testified earlier but died. the witness who saw the stabbing was convicted.
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Kansas City
Johnny Lee Williams
Jackson County
Williams
Howard Abrought
Verda Reynolds
Reynolds
Richard Koenigsdorf
Local notices and fines fill Garden City county records
In Garden City and nearby towns a string of public records includes warranty deed transfers for Elmer Behermeyer and others, marriage licenses for Jerry Robson and Violet Myers, and Jessie Vincent with Ina Albers. Police report burglar charge hearing for Jack Burns, bond set at 2500, plus bound over for Roger Stillwell and Ivan Crist speeding fines and costs issued. Traffic fines listed for Gary Davis Melvin Lewis and others. multiple parking and muffler violations cited. A City Accident on Chestnut involved Joyce Wright and a Joe Bever vehicle with moderate to minor damage.
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Elmer R. Behermeyer
Et Ux
Lwis
Marriege
Jerry L. Robson
Violet Marie Myers
Garden City
Jessie Ray Vincent
Oakley
Ina Mae Albers
Scott City
Vunty
Jack Dwight ‘Burns
Roger Stillwell
Liberal
Ivan M. Crist
Gary A. Davis
Summit
Melvin B. Lewis
Winfield
James Allen Coen
York
Theodore W. Friesen
Eminence RL
Ronald Dean Peitz
St. John
Witha J. Mann Jr
Parkwood
Scott Madison Downing
Deerfield
Carrol Eugene Devies
N. Mann
James Polk Sullivan
Yrone
Marion J. Wishon
Bob Hope’s Christmas U S Tour Ended in L A
Comedian Bob Hope returned from a 15 day Christmas tour of U S military bases in the Far East. The group visited Guam Korea Okinawa Thailand and South Vietnam amid high security. Hope praised U S servicemen and noted the trip as the most exciting Christmas journey since 1943.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
U.S
Far East
Hope
South Viet Nam
Gl’s
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Janis Paige
Anita Bryant
Ann Sidney
Los Angeles
Guam
Washington schools must comply with rights for aid
Washington officials warn school systems to meet Civil Rights Act requirements or lose federal aid. Welfare Department sends compliance forms to heads of state systems and higher education institutions receiving funds.
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Washington
Tay Tlan
Welfare Department
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