Garden City Kiwanis initiates Chief Murray as speaker
Garden City Police Chief Gerald Murray and J. T. Lear joined the Kiwanis at a recent initiation. Murray will speak at tomorrow noon on the city's law enforcement program. City Commissioners approved purchasing the Telegram property, with relocation planned by end of 1963 for a new municipal parking lot. Community notes discuss polio vaccine counts and Sabin clinic efforts in Finney County.
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J. T. Lear
Garden City Kiwanis Club
Murray
Telegram
Finn
Dodge City
Dodge
Finney County
Khrushchev warns Comrades on U S Nuclear Threat and Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told East German Communist delegates that the United States holds 40,000 atomic warheads and warned a thermonuclear war would wipe out hundreds of millions. He touted a new 190 megaton bomb and urged peace as socialism's prime task while pledging West Berlin's free city status under UN protection and a united Germany under Communist leadership.
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Soviet Union
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Germany
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Cuba
Peking
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U.N
Berlin Wall
Congress
Tips contest rewards tips on fires and explosions
The Telegram KIUL tips contest highlights top tips about fires and an explosion. Winners include Lloyd Powell Kalvesta top prize of 25 dollars for the Richard Evans house fire tip and Chuck Shelton Sublette second prize of 10 dollars for the Scohy Foundry explosion tip. Other winners receive five dollar awards for tips on a pig leading to a fire block chase, an elevator fire at Sublette, and an explosion at Pioneer Electric in Ulysses. The contest invites locals to submit event tips for a chance at big money.
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Richard Evans
Kalvesta
Lloyd Powell
Chuck Shelton
Hattie
Secong Place
Scohy
Shelton
Maynard Cook
Satanta
W. D. Howard
Jim Creeden
Sublette
Max Ladner
Spencer
Kial
Pioneer Electric
Ulysses
Suits from One Accident Arise in Finney County
Two damage suits totaling 22,916.08 were filed in Finney County District Court by Rosanna Harris and John Harris against Douglas Drussel. Rosanna seeks 21,251.98 for medical expenses and future suffering from a June automobile crash. John requests 1,565 for the loss of his late-model car.
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Finney County
Rosanna Harris
Douglas Drussel
John Harris
Drussel
Moderation in Kansas Cold Ends for Several Days
AP reports that bitter cold in Kansas will ease today with highs from the 20s to the 40s. Most of the state warmed on Tuesday except the northeast, while Topeka fell to zero overnight for the sixth straight day below freezing.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Puts the Squeeze On Florida Citrus Produce
Florida citrus losses from December freezes shrink national supplies amid worker strikes and cross coast weather. Prices jump for oranges and grapefruits while temporary vegetable price hikes appear in California. Industry officials warn relief unlikely until next harvest.
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Florida
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Department of Agriculture
Julius Leitver
Texas
California
Europe
Budget Plan Sets Record High At $98.8 Billion
President Kennedy proposed an unprecedented 98.8 billion dollar budget aimed at deficit boosting tax cuts to spur full employment production and purchasing power. The plan predicts a 11.9 billion dollar deficit next year with defense space foreign aid and urban affairs initiatives.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Kennedy
Iterm
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Capitol Hill
Department of Urban Affairs
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Telegram to Cover Tourneys
Telegram to Cover Tourneys outlines thorough basketball coverage this week with box scores game highlights and daily photos for the Scott City Invitational and the High Plains Conference meet at Laka. Next week coverage continues for the Western Arkansas Valley League meet at Deerfield.
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Telegram
Ensign
Scott City
Laka
Deerfield
Six Hobby Entrants Win Paddle Prizes At Snowman Contest
Six entrants in the January 2 Young Hobby Club snowman contest win paddle prizes. Recipients include Shannon Gestenslager Sue Harmon Lyle Marla Holmes Mary Ann Burgardt Rhonda Boles and Rodney Herman, with prizes to be mailed shortly. An additional Young Hobby Club contest is noted on Page 7 of today's Telegram.
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Young Hobby Club
Shannon Gestenslager
Thundering Budget Battle Shapes Congress Action
Washington AP reports a clash over Kennedy’s budget as Congress prepares for a proposed 98 billion dollar budget. The move signals how much of Kennedy’s tax cuts and welfare legislation may pass, with a treasury estimate guiding debate.
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Congress
Kennedy
Treasuryesti
Oyler Named 1963 Finney County Chairman
Raymond Oyler was named 1963 chairman of the Finney County Commissioners at re organizational meetings. His third year as commissioner began at noon Monday. Appointments were made for weed supervisor acting county engineer and other posts. Official depositories and paper were chosen. Next meetings set with county engineers and 18 other counties.
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Raymond Oyler
Finney County
Oyler
Everett Samples
C. R. Armstrong
Robert H. Jones
Irene Hoyt
R. N
Robert M. Fenton
August Koster
William Wieland
Fair Board and Extension Council
Garden, National
Fidelity State Banks
Garden City Telegram
Katanga Crisis Next Move Looms as U.N. Grows Force
U.N. officials in Elisabethville continue military buildup in Katanga while Moise Tshombe signals willingness to end secession. Indian troops near Kolwezi report a wounded fighter under shelling as Tshombe seeks amnesty and potential return to the Congo fold. Thant welcomes cooperation yet white officers flee Kolwezi, while Adoula and Kusavubu pledge support for amnesty under unification plan.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Waty U.N
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Tshambe
U.N
Tshombe
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
New York
Leopoldville
Rhodesia
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Kusavubu
Congo
Adoula
Kennedy defends tax cuts amid 1983 budget outlook
In a budget briefing Kennedy argues deficits reflect waste and stress the future, forecasting 1983 receipts at 86.9 billion dollars. He says tax cuts will raise revenues next year despite a short term drop, aided by faster corporate tax collection and higher taxable income from stimulus, with a net loss trimmed to 2.7 billion. He plans more defense and space spending and will detail timing in a congressional message.
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Congress
State of the Union
Youth Conservation Corps
Kennedy
King Backs Interfaith Campaign Against Racial Barriers
Dr. Martin Luther King endorsed an interfaith effort to fight segregation urging churches to remove segregation within and to welcome minority families. He spoke at the National Conference on Religion and Race with 630 religious leaders present. Sargent Shriver urged tithing time to form volunteer units to end racial barriers in the United States.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Forces of Integration
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Conferencen
Sargent Shriver Jr
Peace Corps
United States
Kansas Traffic Death Log Summary 1963 Update
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log through 9 a.m. Wednesday for January 13, 1963, with a comparison to the same period in 1962 showing higher counts. Details indicate ongoing fatalities in early 1963 versus prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
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