Strategy Sessions Shape GOP Unity Dilemma
Washington AP report shows Republican leaders debating how to nominate a candidate without triggering bitter splits. Ohio and Wisconsin plan favorite son delegates to back Gov James Rhodes and Rep John Byrnes, while Goldwater weighs entering Ohio. Democrats face Johnson’s running mate question as Sargent Shriver rises in contention and Romney signals possible draft interest.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ray , Bliss
Ohio
James Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Bliss
Goldwater
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Hig
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
National Press Club
Navy Recruit Returns Aboard Ship For Training
Robert Hunt of Garden City has finished 14 days of recruit leave and returns to the U S S Mipillion on the west coast. He will be attached to this ship until August 1964 before reporting to San Diego for eight weeks of schooling in high rating. Hunt enlisted in September last year through the Navy's high school graduate program with buddy Douglas Birkle.
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Obert Hunt
Taper
Garden City
U.S.S
Hunt
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
Douglas Birkle
Navy
U. S. Navy
Chief Carr
Selective Service Office
Dodge City
Birkle Completes Recruit Training as Navy Hospital Corpsman
Douglas Birkle of Garden City finished recruit training and recently was home on leave. He enlisted in the Navy in September under the high school graduate program and now reports to Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego California for hospital corpsman training.
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Birkle
Douglas Birkle
Jane Birkle
Garden City
U. S. Na
Cranford Visits Rad Port on Survey Ship
JG Leon B. Crawford son of Mr and Mrs Luther J Rose Rt 1 has visited Nakhodka Soviet Union while aboard the survey ship USS Rehoboth operating from San Francisco California. Rehoboth, a unit of the Seventh Fleet in the Far East, conducts scientific research on the oceans chemical geological and biological characteristics.
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Leon B. Crawford
Us.navy
Luther J. Rose
Rt. 1
Siberian
Nakhodka
Ussr
San Francisco
Calif
Ehoboth
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Phillip Keane in Big Dipper Exercise Aboard USS Iwo Jima
Phillip C. Keane, seaman U N son of Mr and Mrs Wil lagud H Keane Sr of 1108 N 12th participated in the Big Dipper amphibious exercise off Taiwan aboard USS Iwo Jima. The exercise involves about 3000 Navy and Marine personnel 20 ships and 100 aircraft of the Seventh Fleet. Forces will conduct amphibious and airborne landings on separate beaches on December 2 to simulate repelling a hypothetical invasion of Taiwan.
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Phillip C. Keane
U.N
Willagud H. Keane Sr
U. S
Iwo Jima
Taiwan
Navy
Marine Corps
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Pvt Billy W Leeper Of 1st Armored Division Named
Pvt Billy W Leeper, along with Mrs Viola Leeper of 102 Grey, was assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas in late October. He served as a combat construction specialist in Company D of the division’s 16th Quartermaster Battalion and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Billy W. Leeper
Viola Leeper
Grey
Fort Hood
Tex
Leeper
Fort Leonard
Lee Leeper
Pulkrabek Serves on Guided Missile Cruiser
Robert F. Pulkrabek training devicesman airman USN son of Fred and Mrs. Pulkrabek 1210 Pinecrest serving aboard guided missile cruiser USS Little Rock flagship of Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Little Rock will visit Naples Istanbul Famagusta. William D. Case seamen USN son of Mrs Juanita Swann 714 St. John serving aboard destroyer USS Edson out of Long Beach California. Edson flagship of Destroyer Squadron 13 unit of the First Fleet participates in operations along the Southern California coast.
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Robert F. Pulkrabek
USN
Fred Pulkrabek
Pinecrest
Little Rock
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Naples
Italy
Istanbul
Turkey
Famagusta
Cyprus
William D. Case
Juanita M. Swann
St. John
Edson
Long Beach
Calif
Destroyer Squadron 13
First Fleet
California
Local Market Report Highlights Mixed Produce and Livestock Prices
Local markets show varied prices with eggs and produce labeled A grades and mixed weights. Livestock at Garden City and Kansas City lists receipts and bid ranges for fat cattle, steers, heifers, cows, hogs, sows, and sheep with notable gains and steady to higher trends in several categories.
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Garden City
Kansas City
Gary Jefferson Completes Combat Training at Pendleton
Marine Pvt Gary Wl Jefferson son of Mrs Marjorie Jefferson of 309 W Maple completed four weeks of individual combat training in October at the Second Infantry Regiment Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California Recruits trained in tactical and combat skills for fighting Marines Emphasis was placed on small unit tactics including the four man fire team and the 13 man squad
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Gary WL. Jefferson
Marjorie Jefferson
W. Maple
Second Infantry Regiment
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Eumiphasis
State Chamber Endorses Gasoline Tax Increase
TOPEKA AP The highway development council of the Kangag State Chamber of Commerce endorsed an increased gasoline tax for highways and streets. The measure received an overwhelming endorsement and moves to the chamber board for final action. The proposal would allocate one half cent to state highways and one penny to cities counties and townships. More than 100 people from across the state attended.
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Topeka
Highway Development Council
Kangag
Mrs Otis Roark 61 dies at Scott County Hospital
Mrs Otis Roark 61 lifelong Scott City resident died Tuesday after a long illness at Scott County Hospital. Born November 8 1902 in Manhattan she moved here as a child. She married Otis V Roark April 1 1924 and the couple later farmed in Pence Community. Survived by her widow daughter May Mary three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Weinmann Funeral Home officiated by Rev Robert Wahl. Burial in Scott County Cemetery.
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Scott City
Otis Roark
Scott County Hospital
Roark
Manhattan
Otis V. Roark
Pence
Scott County
Modoc
Beaver Flat
May Mary
Roy Beffum
Idaho Springs
Colo
Ted Beffum
Santa Monica
Calif
Robert Beffum
R. D. Been
Garden City
Gladys Griffin
Long Beach
Weinmann
Robert Wahl
The
Peace Community Church
Sister Mary Emilia dies at 76 in Great Bend hospital
Sister Mary Emilia, R N, 76, longtime Garden City native and former St. Catherine Hospital nurse, died Saturday at Immaculate Conception Convent Infirmary in Great Bend. Born June 20, 1887 in Rappendorf Germany she came to the United States in 1904. Funeral and burial were held Monday in Great Bend.
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Great Bend
Mary Emilia
R.N
Garden Citian
Emaculate Conception Convent
Emilia
St. Catherine Hospital
Rappendorf
Germany
United States
Death of Irma Zink in Ulysses at 61
Irma Zink 61 died Monday in Ulysses after a long illness. Born February 2, 1902 in Nardin Ohio she previously lived in Turon and Hutchinson. A former telephone operator and police dispatcher she was a member of Shelton Memorial Christian Church. Survivors include nephews Carl and Roy Zink and niece Mrs Max Austin all of Dodge City. Funeral service was to be held at 2 pm today at the Christian Church with Rev Jack Wiley officiating. Burial followed in Ulysses Cemetery with Verlin Phillips Funeral Home in charge.
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Ulysses
Irma Zink
Nardin
Ohio
Turon
Hutchinson
Shelton Memorial Christian Church
Carl
Roy Zink
Max Austin
Dodge City
Chistmian
Jack Wiley
Ulysses Cemetery
Mrs. Esther Lillian Schmidt dies in Upland at 60
Esther Lillian Schmidt, 60, of Upland California and former Ensign resident, died Tuesday in Upland. Born September 17, 1903 in Dennison Texas, she lived near Ensign until 1935 then moved to Upland. Survives widower John W Schmidt and two sisters Mrs. Bob Marphy of Chester California and Aliya Harris of Pasadena. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Phillips White Funeral Home.
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Ensign
Esther Lillian Schmidt
Upland
Calif
Dennison
Tex
John W
Bob Marphy
Chester
Aliya Harris
Pasadena
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Cold Weather Forecast for Kansas This Week
AP dispatch notes colder air moving into Kansas with continued chilly conditions through the week. Snow is possible in northern areas as northerly winds reach 29 to 30 mph, and daytime highs range from 30 to 45 degrees with overnight lows from 2 to 30 depending on location.
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Topeka
Kansas
Johnson Frames State Of The Union To Tie JFK Programs
President Johnson ties his agenda to John F. Kennedy's liberal labor and minority program while adding his own measures, urging action on welfare in a bid to win over industrial states. He emphasizes reducing federal spending to appeal to conservatives in the South and Midwest as 1964 begins. Democrats lean toward him. Republicans struggle to mobilize opposition after Kennedy's assassination.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
South
Midwest
Jther
Kennedy
Admissions and dismissals noted at St Catherine area hospital
List of patients admitted and discharged at St Catherine and affiliated facilities including names such as Thomas Maestas, Mrs Richard Burt, Mike Franco, Harold Stoner, Mary Sue Rintoul, Joe Ridder, and others. Followed by dismissals like Kenneth Jackson and Mona Marie Grimsley, then county case updates and minor traffic fines. Deeds and bonds information also appears for local property transfers and police actions.
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St. Catherine Thomas
Mary Sue Rintoul
Joe Ridder
Marienthal
Earl D. Brady
Roy Clayton
Wiliam Donald Slaughter
Parkwood
Willie Mae Moody
W. Kansas
Alan E. Fine
Charles Vaughn
E. Olive
Jesse Bribiesca
E. Santa Fe
St. Catherine
Kenneth Jackson
Hutchinson
Louis Gomez
W. Fulton
Mark Anthony
E. Laurel
Leopold
C. M. Kilfoil
Garden City Traffic Violations Report
In Garden City a trailer court incident involves a car parked in a restricted area with fines cited: Bernard Kenneth Blakey of Leon faces $5. Mrs. Lawrence E. Deaver of 1109 Summit faces $10 for permitting a minor to drive. Mrs. Lewis A. All good of 801 Inge faces $10. Rex L. Porter of Gardendale fined $1 for improper parking. city accident Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the 400 block of North 7th notes a parked car owned by John Franklin Harbin of Pierceville and an unidentified vehicle.
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John H. Burnside
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Inc
J. H. Keller
Pearl M. Bauer
Jones Addition
Dan E. Ens
Garden City
J. W. Hambleton
R. J. Maxfield
Nba
Raymond Elmer Mosby
N. 13Th
Dale Hatcher
Guymon
Okla
Jerome P. Falko- Wilsh
Scott City
Alvin L. Smith
Carl D. Hunter
Mendenhall
Bill O'Neal
Little Rock
Ark
Lonnie L. Plankenhorn
Ben Z. Friesen
Howard B. Wood
James R. Cory
Charles C. Carthers
Merritt DeLoise Hawkins
Lloyd D. Cambron
Reuben Herman
Richard Avila Rojas
W. Santa Fe
Harold Fansler Jr
Joe Serventer
Albert R. Little
Richfield
Joe Wells
el Rao
T Cho
Bernard Kenneth Blakey
Leon
Manny
Lawrence E. Deaver
Summit
Lewis A. Allgood
Inge
Rex L. Porter
John Franklin Harbin
Pierceville
Sukarno and Macapagal Hold Talks on Trade and Tensions
In Manila Indonesian President Sukarno began a five day visit with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal to discuss his anti Malaysian campaign and hopes for expanded trade. Foreign Secretary Salvador Lopez said the two hour session started negotiations in a friendly tone with Macapagal pressing Sukarno to ease his hostility to the Malaysia Federation.
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Manila
Philippines
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippine
Salvador P. Lopez
Macapagal
Malaysia Federation
Injured Youth Reported Fine After Self-inflicted Gun Accident
Michael D. Rhodes, 17, is listed in fine condition at St Catherine Hospital after a loaded .22 revolver discharged in his bedroom in Garden City. Police say Rhodes was playing with the gun when it went off, wounding a small flesh wound in his left side. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G A Rhodes and expected to be discharged Thursday.
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Garden Cilian
St. Catherine Hospital
Michael D. Rhodes
Kim
Garden City
Hal Kane
Rhodes
Michael
G. A. Rhodes
Greek migrant wins $224000 in lottery
Peter Pangas, a 65 year old Greek migrant who arrived in Australia 52 years ago, won the $224,000 first prize in a government lottery. He said two years ago he saved to buy a cafe in Sydney and later won $13,440 in another government lottery. He plans to sell the business.
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Sydney
Australia
Peter Pangas
Pangas
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