Jurors Drawn For January Court Term
A slate of 48 jurors has been drawn for the January term of Finney County District Court. The term opens January 21 at 10 a.m. Criminal cases listed include State versus Ellen Crosley forgery and others. Civil cases include Bryant versus Collingwood damages and several suits on notes and money recovery.
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Finney County District Court
Hid
Ellen Crosley
Robert A. Douglas Jr
James D. Mooneyham
Archie Lee Sickelbower
George Lee Walker
Hermenegildo Juarez Gallardo
Merle Herbert Herman
Gary Steven Long
Elma ¥. Bryant
Faye Collingwood
A. C. Yeorick
Rick's Neon Sign Co
L. R. Downing
Downing's
Wilbur Ulrich
George Sooby
Margaret Vincent
Jerry Dwayne Schreibvogel
Helene M. Campbell
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Gilbert EB. Kemper
Marvin E. Green
Gilbert Eugene Kemper
Weather and politics mingle in Kansas city notes
The piece discusses a long city commission meeting and predicts rough weather by Saturday due to a weekend trip. It references a cartoon in the Saturday Review about Emporia Gazette editor J Wesley Smith and the misnamed Chamber of Commerce president “Mac the Knife” and TV news mispronunciations of Maynard Knief.
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Wej
Eiiby Allman
Saturday Review
Emporia Gazette
J. Wesley Smith
William Allen White
Chamber of Commerce
Mac the
Knife
Maynard Knief
Chamber
Maynard Knife
Sach
Film Series To Be Shown At Gardendale Logopedics
A series of films on deafness will be shown starting next Tuesday at the Logopedics Classroom in Gardendale. The programs teach methods for beginning to educate a deaf preschool child and address common problems. Shows run 7 to 9 p.m. every two weeks, with records. prepared by the John Tracy School for the Deaf in Los Angeles. Free of charge for interested viewers.
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Logopedics
Gardendale
John Tracy School For the Deaf
Los Angeles
Calif
U S seeks stronger pressure on Cuba after crisis end
The United States and the Soviet Union closed formal talks on the Cuban crisis with a letter to U Thant saying they could not resolve all issues. Washington estimates 16 000 to 17 000 Soviet personnel remain in Cuba, mostly advisers and technicians, with four battalions still in combat roles.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.N
U Thant
University of Mississippi says it obeyed federal orders
Chancellor John D Williams asserts the University of Mississippi has followed all federal orders since the desegregation crisis. no official Justice Department complaint was filed after meetings with university leaders. President Kennedy urged steps to keep James Meredith enrolled as protests continued and some faculty resisted enforcement of court orders.
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Oxford
Miss
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
John D. Williams
University of Mississippi
Williams
Justice Department
Kennedy
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Washington
Kansas Legislature Opens Amid Major Problems and Pay Debate
Topeka AP reports the Kansas Legislature begins a biennial session facing budget questions reapportionment aged care and Wichita State University. House organization ends with Rep. Charles Arthur named speaker after nine ballots. Pay for lawmakers likely set around 2400 annually after voters removed the old daily pay limit.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita University
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Arthur
Odd Williams
Lawrence
John Conard
Greensburg
Williams
Conard
City Commission Sets Tomorrow Meeting Agenda
City Commission will hold a regular session at 9 am Wednesday in City Hall. A Metropolitan Planning Commission rezoning proposal would shift the block west of the Courthouse between 9th and 10th from U1 to U2. Mayor to appoint a new planning member and Bob Jones named. sewer lift contract to Belmont drainage ditch awaits final approval with P L Dale Construction Co. also on temporary financing resolutions and ordinances.
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City Commission
Metropolitan Planning Commission
9Th
10Th
Bob Jones
Belmont
P. L. Dale Construction Co
Junior College Steering Committee Formation
The Garden City School Board sanctioned a shift from advisory to steering committee for the Junior College. Bob Schreiber is president, Clyde Mercer vice president, and Mrs. Raymond Heer secretary. Members include Jon Tennessen, John Robinson, Merle Myers, Al Dewey, several spouses, and Dr. Richard Stone. Ted Ludwig undecided on joining. Harold Kleysteuber may join.
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Junior
Garden City School Board
Bob Schreiber
Clyde Mercer
Raymond Heer
Jon Tennessen
John Robinson
Merle Myers
al Dewey
Frank Crase
L. Ry Kester
Richard Stone
Harold Kleysteuber
Ted Ludwig
Ludwig
Kleysteuber
Garden City School Board to Meet Twice Monthly
Garden City School Board approved a plan for twice monthly meetings from 1 30 to 10 p m with first and third Mondays on the schedule Next meeting is Jan 21 The board opened bids on furniture for the new junior high noting prices from ten firms Dr Leroy Hood announced retirement plans for Kenneth Henderson after 41 years in teaching and commended his service The board denied a Sunday use request by the Garden City Piano Teachers League and upheld a no rental policy for non religious Sunday activities Feb 5 bids for the new athletic stadium were set for opening in the Little Theater Other actions included search for a secretary and business manager and authorized administrators to attend meetings Mrs Wilma Corn named kindergarten teacher replacing Mrs Louise Wampler who resigned ill health
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Leroy Hood
Kenneth Henderson
Garden City
Henderson
Gardens City
Piano Teachers League
Little Theater
Bob Jaggard
Council of Administrators
Wichita
National
Elementary Principals Convention
Oklahoma City
Elmer Bartlett
North Central Assn. of
Chicago
Tom Saffell
American Assn
Atlantic City
Dr. Hood
Wilma Corn
Alta Brown
Jones
Louise Wampler
Weather Death Toll in Portugal at 24
In the past two weeks Portugal has recorded 24 weather related deaths. Torrential rains lashed Lisbon and Oporto over the last 12 hours causing severe crop damage along the Tagus and Douro rivers.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Tagus
Douro
Prosperity Heard From Gus Garden to Washington
Gus Garden states that prosperity is something felt and sent toward Washington this time of year, reflecting a seasonal mood and economic outlook. The remark emphasizes a shared sense of growth and forward-looking optimism tied to policy and national progress.
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Gus Garden
Washington
Barr Appointed to State Senate Seat in Kansas
Jack Barr was formally appointed to the state senate by Governor John Anderson to fill the seat left by Clifford R. Hope Jr. who resigned to become administrative assistant to U S Senator James B. Pearson. Barr, former Wichita County representative, was elected by the 37th District convention on December 28 to serve the remaining two years of Hope’s term, with election set for November 1964.
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Sh. J
Jack) Barr
Scon
State Senate
Barr
John Anderson
Clifford R. Hope, Jr
Garden City
U. S
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Wichita County
Hope
Pastor Fined on Whisky Charge
In Nashville a church pastor was fined 50 dollars after a Dec 20 raid found a 55 gallon drum of mash and a 15 gallon coffee urn also containing mash in the church. Rev Bernard Swain said he made sacramental holy wine for his congregation and pleaded innocent. The church, St. Psalm Spiritual, reportedly had 6000 members. Police described the building as anything but a church.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Bernard Swain
St. Psalm Spiritual Church
Swain
Andrew Doyle
Ramon Marler
Texas tops in government price support loans in 1962
Texas led all states in government price support loans for the year ended July 1 1962 with 434 million dollars in loans. Iowa ranked second with 287 million dollars and Kansas third with 248 million dollars.
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Washington
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
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