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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1966

Page

6

Johnson frames vast 112.8 billion budget amid Vietnam stance

President Johnson unveils a massive 112.8 billion dollar budget and vows to keep U S troops in Vietnam until aggression ends. He seeks sweeping domestic reforms from crime control to a cabinet level transportation department, plus tax changes to fund defense while avoiding rate hikes. Republicans and some Democrats push back on spending and policy details. He warns of possible extra taxes if Vietnam necessities demand them, and urges restraint on excise tax cuts tied to autos and phones. The speech emphasizes civil rights, urban renewal, and extended term proposals alongside a tougher foreign aid posture.

Washington Johnson Congress Capitol Hill U.S Viet Nam Department of Transportation Soviet Union Europe Senate Gop Everett M. Dirksen Appropriations House Gerald R. Ford Sen Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Finance Committee Russell B. Long D-La Finance Committee Frank Carlson R-Kan GOP William Proxmire D-Wis North

Magazines and Kansas aviation tales fill a week

A local town column notes Life magazine copies delayed then arriving, True magazine features Bill Purvis and a failed Kansas helicopter attempt near Goodland. Congressman Bob Dole moves his office to Great Bend with Garden City and Dodge City under consideration. Kansas traffic deaths show zero in the latest 24 hours.

Life Magazine Truman Capote Life True Kansas Bill Purvis Goodland Wright Brothers Purvis Charles Arthur Wilson Bob Dole Hutchinson Great Bend Ensign Garden City Dodge City Dodge Ford County Republicans Garden

Question on Unified Bond Plan for Garden City High Expansion

Answers explain why overcrowding at Garden City Senior High prompted a long term plan. The district prioritized elementary and junior high needs from 1954 onward, delaying high school expansion despite earlier space projections. Separate ballots will vote on the junior college proposal and the unified district plan, with results independent.

Garden City Unified High School Clifford Hope Auditorium Memorial Stadium Hope Auditorium Feft Garden City Senior High School Garden City District No. 1 I.et Kalvesta Holcomb

Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast

Tonight fair and cool with lows around 20 to 25 and light southwest winds. Friday expected to be fair and a bit warmer with highs near 50. Sunrise at 7 58. Cities Burnet Dodge City Emporia Goodland Topeka Wichita listed with varying figures.

Burnet Dodge City Emporia Trace Garden Goodland Hilt City Topeka Wichita

Kansas lawmakers end budget session with optimistic plans

Topeka AP report says Kansas legislators return home to study Gov Avery’s 570 million dollar budget and likely worry about reapportionment. House and Senate hold short sessions before weekend adjournment as Avery aims to use reserves for about 10 million and a quick special session may follow to address reapportionment.

Topeka Kansas House Senate William H. Avery Sesson

Garden Sass Friends Gus Garden Concludes

Garden Sass Friends and Gus Garden are two people united in anger toward a shared target. The pair dispute a public matter, signaling a brewing feud between the parties as they press their case in local circles.

Garden Gus Garden

Special byword for Juco Trustees in Garden City

The six Garden City Community Junior College trustees since last June have held 15 special meetings beyond regular sessions to plan a new campus and reshape the curriculum. Committees on site selection, curriculum, and wage policy have worked with faculty and the community, narrowing campus sites, reviewing courses, and proposing a registered nursing program to begin next fall in partnership with St. Catherine Hospital.

Nolan Howell Finney County Garden City Pauline Joyce Katherine Jones I. B. Rundell Jim Concannon Jr Unified Shock District 7 George W. Reida Topeka St. Catherine Hospital Kansas

Transit Strike Ends in 13th Day in New York

New York’s first subway and bus strike ended before dawn as mediation yielded a two year labor deal for 34,400 workers. By noon, trains operated on all subway lines and buses had near normal schedules while mayor Lindsay weighed the pact’s cost and a judge’s contempt ruling lingered on fines.

New York Transit Authority Pute John Y. Lindsay AFCIO Transport Workers Union Amalgamated Transit Union Sit Authority Oun Bers TWU Michael J. Quill Douglas L. MacMahon MacMahon

Finney County Marriage and Divorce Totals in 1965

Finney County records show 146 marriage licenses issued in 1955 and 147 in 1964, with 1965 bringing 48 divorces granted, up from 37 in 1964. August set a record for licenses at 33, while Judge Schrader noted many couples waited for better finances. The oldest applicants ranged from 16 to 85, and couples traveled from California and Florida to wed in Finney County. Judge Schrader officiated 49 marriages in 1965, up from 25 the year before.

Dan Cupid Finney M. C. Schrader Hayward San Yeandro Alif Finney County Fort Lauderdale Fla Gedro Wooley Wash Wellsville N. Y District Court Bert Vance

Skies Are Fair Across Kansas

AP reports generally fair skies across Kansas with near normal temperatures through tonight. Eastern Kansas may clear from clouds as Pacific air moves in. highs range 40 in the east to 50 in the southwest. Tonight's lows in the 20s. Northeast border counties saw scattered showers Wednesday with up to one third inch in spots. Wednesday highs ranged from 40s at Garden City and Wamego to 58 at Pittsburg. early lows from Russell to 32 at Pittsburg.

Topeka Kansas Garden City Wamego Pittsburg Russell

Garden City Junior College Bond Issue Questions and Prospects

This summary notes 420 students enrolled now with potential to double after expansion. Garden City district includes 30 area high schools totaling 6,000 students and about 1,500 graduates annually. Growing junior college programs boost local business through student spending and shared research, with facilities lifting property values and regional training opportunities.

Garden City Community Kansas

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