Northwest Storm Unleashes Heavy Snow and High Winds
A massive storm lashed the Northwest and Midwest with heavy snow and winds up to 60 mph, bringing blizzard conditions from Minnesota to Kansas and triggering cold warnings across the South and Florida. In Denver four inches fell in six hours and ice and zero visibility gripped roads, while 800 skiers were evacuated from Lake Eldora. Dozens of weather-related deaths and widespread travel disruption followed as flood dangers eased in some areas and avalanches closed routes in Utah and Oregon.
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Alta
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Garden events raise funds for UN pilgrimage and lectures
Garden ing with the editor reports a Ground Hog Supper at Odd Fellows Hall sponsored by all Odd Fellows branches to raise proceeds for sending a youth to the United Nations Pilgrimage in New York City. Clifford Hope Auditorium will host the first Junior College Lecture Series featuring Viet Nam expert. A Tulsa southside two story fire damaged a family residence injuring a mother and three children. a neighboring family died. Roby, a former Garden Citlaw, and his family escaped by minutes. Weather offered hints of snow rather than rain but cooled with ice and dust gusts in the area.
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Odd Fellows Hall
The
Odd Fellows
United Nations
New York City
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Viet Nam
Garden Citlaw
Jim Roby
Tulsa
J. A. Roby
Roby
Robys
Southwestern College
Winfield
Intensive Care For Mrs Barnard After Dallas Plane Crash
Mrs James Barnard remains in intensive care after a Thursday light plane crash near Dallas Texas. Dr Robert M Fenton and Mrs C C Hicks flew to Dallas to bring home the Barnards two children Scott eight and Suzanne eighteen months who are with grandparents. Scott returned to school and Suzanne is doing fine. Mrs Barnard is semi conscious and responding to questions as tests continue for possible back and internal injuries at Baylor Medical Center Dallas. Dr Barnard piloting the craft said he came in too low at the Dallas Garland Airport striking a power line. Mrs Dick Stengel was treated for fractured ribs and bruises then released. No release date is set.
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James Barnard
Dallas
Tex
Robert M. Fenton
C. C. Hicks
Baylor Medical Center
Dick Stengel
Center
Barnards
Barnard
Dallas- Garland
Vietnamese to Sneak Here for Insight into Viet Nam
Hon Tran Van Dinh, chief Washington correspondent for the Saigon Post and former acting ambassador of Viet Nam to the U.S., will speak at 8 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium as the first lecture in Dodge City Junior College’s series. Tickets cover this event and John Howard Griffin’s April 6 visit. sales outlets include Piland's, Purnell's, and the Telegram.
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Garden City
Tran van Dinh
Washington
Saigon Post
U.S
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Dodge City
John Howard Griffin
Piland’s
Purnell’s
Telegram
Four Concerts Planned for 1965 66 Season
The Community Concert Association plans four concerts at Clifford Hope Auditorium for 1965 66 with two booked so far Arthur Feidler headlining a Boston Pops style Pops show and the Buffalo Pops will tour in Garden City in October Renewals during campaign week determine new member intake and a giant bonus package may be offered if seats remain after renewals February 10 features Trio Italiano de Mexico and March 1 First Chamber Dance Quartet joins directors George Purnell Ray Calihan Jr Mrs Renick and H Vernon Baker announce new five year board members plus other officers and details
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Clifford Hope — Auditorium
Assa
Arthur Feidler
Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra
Buffalo Pops
Garden City
Robert DeCormier
Trio Italiano de Mexico
Italy
Mexico City
New York City Ballet
Chamber Dance
George Purnell
Ray H. Calihan Jr
Robert Renick
H. Vernon Baker
Joe C. Benson Jr
Alfreda McAfee
Charles Korff
Dale Saffels
War Is Urged on Quacks and Pitchmen
Senate investigators urge a federal war on quacks who prey on the elderly with phony arthritis cures devices and other schemes. The 1964 hearings cited about 1 billion dollars yearly and called for a Central Antiquackery Bureau within the FDA plus new testing laws and elder protection programs.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Subcommittee
Central Antiquack
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
King summons Negroes for vote demonstration in Selma
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. called hundreds of Negroes to march on the Selma courthouse in a right to vote demonstration while civil rights leaders stage a voter registration drive in Perry County. A federal court order limits daily registrations to 100, but Judge Thomas allows others to wait and join peacefully.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Perry County
Alabama
King
U.S
Perry County Board
Marion
Here
Perry
Justice Department
Thomas
Dallas
School Board Meets Tonight in Garden City
Garden City Board of Education meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Keller Building admin office to discuss junior college legislation and principals' contracts for the 1969-66 year, school unification, future school sites, student trips, and a junior college wrestling program.
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Garden City Board of Education
Keller
U.S. Welcomes Soviet Reply on Top-Level Visits
President Johnson and the Air Force bid Gen Curtis LeMay farewell at a White House ceremony and Andrews Air Force Base marking his retirement after 36 years. Secretaries and generals attended as McNamara was ill. U.S. officials welcomed the Soviet Union's favorable reply to Johnsons top-level visit proposal amid broader East Asia diplomacy.
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Washington
Johnson
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
JCS
Harold K. Johnson
David L. McDonald
John P. McConnell
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Eugene M. Zuckert
Roberts
McNamara
John M. Hightower
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Moscow
Sure
Warming Trend Seen in Kansas
Kan sas faces gradual warmth after a cold snap drove temperatures into the teens and below. A fast-moving front brought light rain and snow showers Sunday night with lows from 4 to 17 degrees and today’s highs expected 15 to 25 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Garden City
Qlathe
Liberal
Garden Sass Men Like Steel Says Gus Garden
Gus Garden warns that men break when anger rises and their value diminishes. He compares temper to steel that weakens under heat, urging restraint to preserve worth.
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Gus Garden
Aid Measure OK Expected
Washington AP Senate votes today on the Appalachia aid bill aimed at boosting economies in 11 states. The $1.09 billion package prioritizes road building with amendments likely defeated. debate opened last Friday with opposition to a land stabilization provision from Sen. Kruska. About 15 million people live in the Appalachia region across 10 states.
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Senate
Appalachia
Mike Mansfield
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Johnson
Roman L. Ktuska
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
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