Rhodesia Outlaws ANC and Roundups Leaders
In Salisbury the Rhodesian government outlawed the African National Congress and began a broad arrest sweep of its leaders. Up to 500 Black Africans were reported under detention. Prime Minister Sir Edgar Whitehead declared a state of emergency to curb nationalist unrest and protect a white minority’s economic grip in Southern Rhodesia.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
African National Congress
Edgar Whitehead
ABA Seeks Tighter Laws Amid Nyasaland Unrest
The report shows unrest backed by Nyasaland authorities with raids rounding up 250 to 500 people to curb loyalty within government African employees. James Chikerema, acting Southern Rhodesia congress president, and George Nyandoro, general secretary, are among captives. Hastings Banda’s headquarters cited. Nyasaland seeks emergency measures and curbs on gatherings, press, and movement.
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James Chikerema
Theongress
Southern
Rhodesia
George Nyandoro
Chicago
Bar Assa
Congress
ABA
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Banda
Blantyre
Nyasaland
Report
Askistal
Salisbury
Nyastiaws
Tolland
Northern Rhodesia
Gazette
House Committee
No. 1 FB. M. Greatline Drilling Near Garden City
Work has started on the No. 1 FB. M. Greatline about 15 miles north of Garden City. A. D. McKelvy seeks gas in a test at the north edge of Mi ito about 2,725 feet. The test is 1,250 feet north of the south line and west of the east line of the NE 31-21-92W. Operators set pipe in the No. 1 Kephart in the St. Louis member of the Mississippi at 5,277 feet after drilling to 5,370 feet. Champlin Oil and Refining waits on feasible tools to finish this extender of the Pleasant Prairie Northwest field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
A. D. McKelvy
Mi Ito
St.Louis
Mississippi
Champlin Oil and Refining
Pleasant Prairie
Man Arrested for McCracken Bank Job
A 24 year old man from Poplar Bluff Missouri has been arrested in Grants New Mexico in connection with the $1 963 robbery of Citizens State Bank of McCracken Kansas on January 9 Undersheriff Bennie Parker says John C O Connor admitted the robbery and will be returned to LaCrosse after signing extradition papers with Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents assisting in the arrest
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Lacrosse, Kas
New Mexico
Citizens State Bank
McCracken
Kas
Bennie Parker
Rush County
John C. O’conner
Poplar Bluff
Parker
Albuquerque
Kansas Bureau
Grants
N.M
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP notes Kansas City cattle mostly steady to higher with good grades at 24.50 to 26.10 for slaughter steers and 24.50 to 26.50 for good to low choice slaughter heifers. Utility cows 17.00 to 18.00, vealers 29.00 to 33.00. Hogs up to 25 higher. barrows and gilts 15.50 to 16.00 for 190-240 lb, sows 14.00 to 14.50 for 300-400 lb. Sheep 300 head steady. lambs 18.00 to 18.75, ewes 5.00 to 7.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Caidel
State GOP Leaders to Hike College Salaries and School Aid
Kansas Republican leaders push a 3.5 million dollar state aid boost for elementary and high schools and a 4.68 percent pay raise for college faculty. Docking warned the plan underfunds higher ed, but lawmakers back grants to retain teachers while keeping other budget areas steady.
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Topeka
Nets
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Senate
George Docking
Loing
Docking
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means
August Lauterbach
Colby
Senate, Ways and Means Group
Irrigators Tour Colorado Feed Lots
Sixty four irrigators from southwest Kansas toured Colorado feed lots to study feeder operations and the use of local feed and equipment. They learned corn is cheaper than sorghum for cattle and observed large Colorado yards versus Kansas pasture. The trip, led by Elmer Facer and Don Farrell of Denver National Bank, highlighted economic contrasts and grazing as part of irrigation farming.
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Southwest
Kan J
Sas Irrigation Association
Liberal
Wee Yes
Aces
Colorado
Feeder
Kansas
Denver U. 5. National Bank
Elmerj
South Facer
West Kansas
Bank
Don Farrell
Colorado Feeders
Il Livestock Committee
Association
Ross Miller
First Nation
Lalbank
Cimarron
Floyd Renick
Grant County State Bank
Ulysses
Russell Winter
State Bank of
Funeral plans for newborn son of Garden City couple
Incomplete funeral arrangements for Jes sé Aguilera Jr. the stillborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Aguilera of Garden City. The baby was born this morning at St. Catherine hospital. Surviving are the parents and two sisters. Phillips Funeral Home is in charge. Also noted: Mrs. Agness E. Linderman, former postmistress and teacher, died at St. Catherine’s. Funeral arrangements for her are included. A police case in New York involved a rape and slaying of Viola Mirman in Brooklyn. A list of bankers and irrigation tour participants from Ulysses, Liberal, Satanta, Cimarron, and Garden City areas is provided.
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Jessé Aguilera Jr
Jesse Aguilera
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Phillips Funeral Home
Agness E. Linderman
Qld
Santa Fe
Haskell County
St. Catherine Yester
Linderman
Iroquoia
Ill
Stafford County
Fred Linderman
Donovan, Ill
Methodist Church
Wayne
Oahu
Hawai
R. L. Bethel
Preedy
Spokane
Wash
Earl Follin
Bonners Ferry
Ida
Phillips
New York
Viola Mirman
Brooklyn
Jin
FM Radio Grows At Rapid Pace in New York
AP reports FM radio expanding rapidly nationwide as more adults seek higher fidelity music. 579 FM stations exist, 127 new construction permits issued last year, 22 stations went off air, and 70 FM applications are pending. FM profits stem from background music services and multi program capability amid AM crowding and TV novelty fading.
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New. York
Federal Communications Commission
Dance at Holcomb high school promises lively Friday night
The Telegram reports an Amateur pand stand dance at Holcomb High School sponsored by the student council. The event begins at 8 p.m. and features a Dick Clark Bandstand style, with dance music and a lively crowd anticipated.
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notices list admissions for Mrs. Albert Willhite, Mrs. Ernest McBeth, Mrs. Albert Mesa, Alvin Harris Jr., Bruce Paul Lopez, Mrs. William Unruh, Steven Cisneros, John Walters, Mrs. Keith Shull, Mrs. George Louth and others. Dismissals include Eliza G. Sheaks, Mrs. Rhoda Jewell, Leslie Saxton, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Pat Froggatte, and Timothy L. Deaver. At St Catherine’s, Charles Walters and Mrs. Albert Mesa welcomed a 3-pound 13-ounce daughter and a 6-pound 4-ounce daughter respectively, with times noted.
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Eliza G. Sheaks
Rhoda Jewell
Leslie Saxton
Charles
Nelson
Pat Froggatte
Davis
Timothy L. Deaver
Penth
Ylvania
Don Symes
Deerfield
St. Catherine
Charles Walters
Summit
Albert Mesa
Conkling
Daucer
County Court Fines For Overload and Dumping
Leo J. Fox fined for overload. Martin Quint penalized for dumping trash along a public road. Court imposed 15 days and 6275 dollars in costs, suspended upon payment of costs.
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Leo J. Fox
Martin Quint
Legal oil and gas leases and warranty deed notes
E O Wampler and wife transfer oil and gas leases to Imperial Oil Inc for SE of 17 21 33 and SW of 8 21 33. Fred Janke and wife convey lot 1 block 14 Harper Rey plat to Joyce Gay Harrington and others in a warranty deed.
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Wampler
Imperial Oil, Inc
Fred Janke
Joyce Gay Harrington
Harper Rey
Ex-MGM worker jailed for extortion attempt
In Los Angeles, former MGM Studio commissary worker Herbert Strauch, 34, pleaded guilty to attempting to extort $100,000 from Sol Siegel, MGM vice president. He was arrested January 16 after a phone booth conversation near the studio and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Los Angeles
M-G-M
Sol Siegel
Herbert Strauch
Siegel Jan
Strauch
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Sharon Walker
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Connie Funk
Moleta Galloway
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Linda von John
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Irven Lambert
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Ot Johnson
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Max R. Miller
Irving Brownlee
C. H. Scheuenman
Harry Cannon
Charles Lewis
Don Tillotson
Lawrence Graham
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Gordon Bane
John R. Stimp
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T. R. Gooch
Darrell Smith
Satanta
Donald Foster
Dale Blair
Orval Tunis
Sublette
Edward Hall
Guy Redd
Raymond Boles
Earl S Lambert
Harold Warden
Val Barnes
Moscow
Jack Barr
Scon
John Lewis
Syracuse
Lacey Wadel
Copeland
Thomas C. Milburn
Rolla
Ray Pierce
Dodge City
FCC
Kendall Co-op
U.S
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Fairmont
William Unruh
Ingalls
Steven Cisneros
W. Fulon
John Walters
Keith Shull
Dighton
George Louth
Taylor
Harry Brehm
Ray Gallaway
Stevens Park
Roscoe C. Waldorf
John E. Wampler
Hackberry
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