Verbal clash broadens Soviet Chinese split
Moscow reports accuse Beijing of warlike aims while Red China labels Khrushchev’s policy as revisionist. Pravda blames Albanian dissent for fueling imperialism and nuclear risk, and Red Flag counters by insisting socialism relies on just strength, not nuclear gambles.
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Red Flag
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Cuba
Bob Hope Pledges Christmas Home Return Tour
In a Lakeside Country Club interview Bob Hope vows to spend next Christmas at home but soon imagines Greece and Turkey as future destinations. He recalls past tours to Korea Okinawa Formosa and the Philippines entertaining troops with shows on ships and in tents amid his humor about crossing the line at Panmunjom and seeking audience approval from GIs and even Cardinal Spellman.
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Hollywood (Ap
Bob Hope
Greece
Turkey
Rapid Robert
Lakeside Country Club
Uncle Sam
Bob
Korea
Hope
Panmunjom
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Kora
Local Market Report and Livestock Prices
Local produce shows eggs prices for A and B grade and various weights. Wheat Milo Rye Barley grain prices listed for uncig and undig. Garden City livestock receipts 2,507 with cattle and calf prices. steers, heifers, cows, hogs, and baby pigs detailed by weight and grade. market directions noted as steady to higher with specific price ranges.
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Garden City
Pilot Killed In Plane Crash Near Olathe Naval Base
Lt. Donald K. Gauble 31, a Martin Co project engineer and naval reserve officer from Littleton Colorado, was killed when his single seat F4D Skyray jet crashed 800 yards from the Olathe Kansas Naval Base runway during weekend training. He left a wife and two children.
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Kan
Olathe Naval Base
Donald K. Gauble
Littleton
Colo
Gauble
Martin Co
Cauble
Market Rally Keeps Up As Stocks Edge Higher At Noon
New York AP reports the stock market extended its three day rally with modest gains across sectors. Institutional fund reinvestment and cash from dividends supported higher prices while the AP index stood at noon with small moves across industrials rails and utilities.
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Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Suspect Held After Garden City Burglary Spree
Formal charges of burglary and grand larceny are expected against Sam Benevito, about 28, after an arrest just before midnight Friday following a series of Garden City burglaries. Assistant Police Chief Rohleder said he expects fingerprint identification from Washington today. Benevito is in Finney County jail.
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Benevito
Garden City
Richard Rohleder
Washington
Finney County
Strangler Kills 2 More in Boston Area
Boston police link two latest stranglings to muggings and attempted robberies over the past six months. Victims include Donna Ella Saunders, 16, Roxbury, and Herold L.Carlman, 69, Salem store owner, with investigators noting possible link to eight unsolved cases. Roxbury resident Edward Brooke urged McNamara for more police protection. Medical examiner says Saunders was mugged.
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Donna Ella Saunbers
Roxbury
Herold L. Carlman
Salem
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Edmund L. McNamara
Richard Ford
Miss Saunders
Sabin Clinic sites are set for next Sunday's clinics
Sabin oral-type vaccine sites return to the same locations as last month including National Paves Armory, St Marys Center, Garden Dale admin building, Holcomb School, Pierceville Grade School, and Theont Grade School. Hours are 2 to 5 pm. The type II vaccine will be given this time. All persons six weeks of age or older should take the vaccine.
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Firivada Amena
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St. Mary’s Center
Gardendale
Holcomb School
Pierceville
Theont
Orville Millsap
Robert Renick
State Advisory Meeting and Radiological Course Schedule
The Telegram notes Mrs. Elsie Branden will attend the State 4H Advisory Meeting in Manhattan Wednesday through Friday and return Monday. A radiological monitoring course will run in Garden City Tuesday through Thursday from 8 am to 5 pm. John Elliot of Ulysses is chief instructor. Sabin polio vaccines discussed with consent forms, age limits, and limited availability pending approvals. A 1% voluntary contribution per dose will be accepted. type II vaccine not yet cleared for mass use.
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Elsie Branden
Manhattan
Garden City
National Guard Armory
John Elliot
Ulysses
Debate Over Daniel Boone Split In Kentucky Histories
In Franks fort Kentucky a heated debate rages over whether Daniel Boone was a genuine pioneer hero or a flawed backwoods figure. Louisville historian Robert McDowell calls Boone an uncouth hunter and fraud, while supporters like Dr. Thomas Clark stress his pathfinding impact and understanding of Native perspectives. vandals toppled his Louisville statue and there is talk of moving his Frankfort grave as critics question his legacy.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Louisville
Robert McDowell
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McDowell
Dan
Boone
Thomas Clark
University of Kentucky
Boon
Clark
Daniel
Views on well spacing debate in Kansas
Wichita groups clash over Bill No. 6 to pool interests and space wells in drilling units. Proponents from Committee for Kansas Petroleum Conservation cite statewide practice. opponents led by Jerry Kathol warn the measure risks government control and harms free enterprise.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Committee For
Kansas Petroleum Conservation
Committee Against
Los Angeles
William W. Porter II
Porter
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed by city and date
A fragment lists admissions at St Gatherie and St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday with names including Mrs Joan Moreno Mrs Nora Bigsby Mrs Emma Trovdt and others. Dismissals at St Catherine Leopold and St Mary show individuals such as Sheldon Weiser Stephanie Stinemetz Robert Shook and Raymond Oyler among others.
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St. Gatherie
Joan Moreno
S. Star
Jeanette Scherer
Nora Bigsby
Dighton
Harry BE
Howerton
Emma ‘Trovdt
LeRoy Rupp
N. Pth
Withur Wright
Scott City
Art Léopold
Mra
M. Moore
Lakin
St, Catherine
Mrs. Logan Springer
Satanta
Joyes
Lee Dechant
Kenneth Sizemore
George
Catherine
Sheldon Weiser
Stephanie Sde Stinemetz
von Oswald Heinrich
Robert Shook
Main
Leopold
Raymond Oyler
Ingalls
Johnson
St. Catherine
GOP Gathers In Great Bend Victory Dinner
San. Roman Hruska of Nebraska spoke to about 1,000 at a Republican victory dinner in Great Bend Kansas outlining key issues for the 88th Congress. He urged budget cuts before tax cuts and warned against financing tax cuts with borrowed money amid New Frontier programs. Rep. Bob Dole lauded and critiqued proposals, noting a shift from mandatory to voluntary agricultural programs. The event was hosted by the Republican Congressional Committee for the new First District.
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Great Bend
Kan
San
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Robert Dole
Orville Freeman
Dole
Freeman
Department
Republican Congressions] Committee
New First District
Births and residents listed in Gordon City notices
Mrs Cecil Nazum and Nettie Hicks residents listed with addresses in Gordon City. Infant births include Mr and Mrs Logan Springer Satanta January 6 at 8 17 a m a son weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sizemore 1607 George January 7 at 8 pounds 13 ounces. Other names: Robert J Anglert Roy F Mowry Josephine Graff and Wilborn party entries noted with dates and places.
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Ate Manuel Emnanded
Mira
Budde
Earnest ‘Kelle
Olive
Josephine Graff
Johnnie Roark
Satford
St. Catherine
Wilbir Nah Aiately
Logan Springer
Satanta
Kenneth Sizemore
George
Legal deeds and marriage licenses from Garden City records
Deeds transferring real estate include Floyd F Myers to Floyd E Ackley lot 4 block 2 Taylor and Conkling addition and J D Jones to Roy Ankrom tracts 6 7 8 Renick Subdivision North part of the 4 of the NIM 22 24 32. John H Francis to Addie M Thompson lot 15 block D Wallace Addition. C R Morris to Dave C Phillips north 30 feet vacated Moore Ave and south 25 feet of lot 4 block 1 Moore's Addition. Morris to Phillips north 20 feet of lot 4 and south 7.5 feet of lot 5 block 1 Moore's Addition. Marriage licenses issued for Patrick Garcia 16 and Carol Cruz 17 Garden City and Clayton Bage 25 and Catherine Bayer 20 Garden City.
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Floyd F. Myers
Floyd E. Ackley
Taylor and Conkling
J. D. Jones
Roy R. Ankrom
Renick
John Harold Francis
Addie M. Thompson
Wallace Addition
C. R. Morris
Et Ux
Dave C. Phillips
Moore’s Ave
Moore’s
C.R. Morris
Moore
Jon Patrick Garcia
Carol Cruz
Garden City
Clayton Bage
Catherine Bayer
Courts Bonds Posted For Several Improper Driving Offenses
Bond notices list Judy Darlene Moler Cimarron Robert Willie Glant Jetmore Gary Jimmie Waltz 208 N 1st Cimarron improper mufflers. Traffic accidents include multiple minor to extensive injuries or damages across Olive Street 602 block and 612 Olive 7th and 1515 N 8th with names John William Jones Mary Ella Ford Dale Saffels Vernon Mader Virgil Harsh and Lawrence Quint plus Mrs Townsend. A Ordnance police report notes several vehicle incidents with names and addresses.
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Judy Darlene Moler
Cimarron
Robert Willie Glant
Jetmore
Gary Jimmie Waltz
Olive
John William Jones
Joe Cuellar Torres
Mary Ella Ford
Dale Ei. Saffels
Pats
Edwards
Lawrence Henry Quint
Robert Townsend
Vernon Mader
E. Santa Fe
Virgil Harsh
Holcomb
Saffels Challenge to Gov Expenditure Comparison
Garden City attorney protests a campaign spend comparison between Gov. John Anderson and Dale Saffels. Anderson says Saffels spent about 26,000 through both primary and general, while Republicans spent 187,000 for the governor’s race. Saffels notes his campaign had 26,000 spent and a 4,000 surplus, ending with a 257 deficit, and dismisses claims of buying the election.
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Dale Saffels
Garden City
Anerson
Saffels
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
de Saffels
Anderson
Citian
Kansas
Two Sailors Are Sentenced In Finney County Court
AWOL sailors charged with auto theft were given five year suspended sentences in Finney County District Court on Friday. Dale Janis Towns of Imperial Kansas and Dale John Neumann of Spencer North Dakota received court costs, with custody pending Navy action in Corpus Christi. They were arrested in Scott City shortly after stealing a car in Garden City.
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Dale Janis Towns
Imperial
Dale John
Neumann
Spencer
N.D
Navy
Corpus: Christi
Tex
Scott City
Garden City
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