Britain Struggles as Snow and Cold Squeeze Nation
Freezing winds and heavy snow blanket Britain in one of its worst winter crises on record. More than 100 major highways blocked in 89 of 86 counties, rail and air disruptions persist, the Thames freezes to Kingston, and three men are feared dead in the Pennines. Italy endures freezing temperatures with deaths in unheated homes and disrupted transport.
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London
Britain
Thames
Kingston
Pennine
England
British European Airlines
Italy
Venice
Rome
Market Report Local Produce and Livestock Prices
Local produce markets list eggs and dairy prices, with farm co op figures for wheat barley and oats. City livestock totals show cattle 2,013. hogs 504. with steers mostly 25.75 to 27 and heifers 25.75 to 26.50, calves 24 to 32, hogs 14.10 to 15.90, and cows 11.70 to 14.90. Kansas City hogs and cattle numbers and price ranges are included.
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Garden City
Art Stone
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Senate Renews Filibuster Fight Declares Second Week Battle
Washington reports the Senate begins a second week of wrangling over stronger anti filibuster rules. Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen plans a tabling motion to halt the proposals. Southern senators vow a last ditch battle to preserve the two thirds vote needed to impose a time limit on debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Kansas Warm-Up Briefly Ends Deep Freeze
Warmer temperatures spread across Kansas easing the severe cold. Highs reach 40-45 in the south and west with low 30s in the northeast. Overnight lows dip to the mid teens in the northeast and lower 20s in the southwest. Snow depth remains one to four inches in north central and eastern areas. A new cold air outbreak is forecast for Tuesday across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wamege
Garden City
Wamego
Dodge City
Hospital Crash Injures Family Near Stormont Rail
In Topeka, a fire truck and a station wagon collided near Stormont Rail Hospital. Six people, including driver John F. Donnelly and five children, were admitted. Terry Pat Donnelly, 5, suffered internal injuries, a broken clavicle, and facial cuts but is listed in fair condition. Others, including John Witten, 14, and Donnelly's three other children, were in satisfactory condition. The McBride driver and fire truck operator Steve Lynch escaped injury.
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Topeka
Stormontrail Hospital
Terry Pat Donnelly
John F. Donnelly
Terry
Donnelly
John Witten
Thomas E. McBride
McBride
Steve Lynch
Eight Persons Hurt During Disturbances in Italy Soccer
At least eight people were injured as widespread disturbances marred the Italian soccer schedule Sunday. The violence marked the third straight weekend with games accompanied by clashes.
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Rome
Register of Deeds Collects $25,000 in County Funds
Finney County Register of Deeds Leona Henderson reported 1962 receipts near $24,925, adding to the general fund. Mortgage registrations totaled $16,326 and recording fees $8,274, with 7,672 instruments filed including 4,369 chattel mortgages and 792 deeds. Mortgage totals rose by $1,814 over 1961, and October was a peak month. veterans' records can be recorded free, with limited certified copies available on request.
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Finney County
Register of Deeds
Leona Henderson
Annual Jaycee DSA Award Banquet Highlighted
Garden City Jaycees announce Wednesday's 7 30 p m Downings banquet to name the annual Distinguished Service Award winner and recognize the outstanding Jaycee member and a teacher finalist Paul Kersey Award honors set. Art Wilson Jr cites leadership training and community improvement as core Jaycee missions with a storied lineage of past presidents dating to 1949.
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Art Wilson Jr
Garden City Jaycees
DSA
Jaycees
Paul Kersey
Garden City
Wilson
Gordon Penny
John Atchison
Bob Jaggard
Art Brinkmeyer
Marvin Smith
Jayceen
Clifford Hope Jr
al Valenzuela
Jess John Jr
Jim Keller
Kermit Dean
Bob Gardiner
Joe Tennesson
Joe Weddle
Gene Rudd
Stewart Boone
Lloyd Haag
Ralph Burkett
Mitch Geisler
Jaycee
Dale Gillan
Duane West
Melvin Johnston
Downing’s
Injured Man Recovers After Limb Reattachment
William A. Bunt, 37, six feet tall and a father of seven, remained in improving condition at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after an operation in which surgeons reattached a left leg 90 percent severed by a car crash in Brookline. A six hour surgery involved thirty doctors, nurses and technicians. Circulation in the limb is good and he can move his toes with some sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William A. Bunt
Brookline
Hunt
New Series of Inquiry Classes At St Marys Center
A new series of inquiry classes begins Tuesday at St. Marys Center to teach about the Catholic Church. Rev James Schrader will lead sessions at 8 15 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays covering the Catechism for Adults. All Catholics and non Catholics welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Center
James Schrader
G.P.P.S
Father Schrader
Murray Sullivan To Safety Workshop
Garden City Police Chief Gerald Murray and Police Captain Navice Sullivan will attend a traffic safety workshop in Hutchinson on Wednesday. It is one of three sessions sponsored by the traffic safety division of the Kansas State Highway Commission. The workshop will offer instructions on keeping safety records by local police.
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Garden City
Gerald Murray
Navice Sullivan
Hutchinson
Kansas State Highway Commision
Dock Strike Negotiators Accept Board Proposals
New York AP report says longshoremen accepted a 35 cents an hour two year package with 24 cents in wage boosts, a pattern pacted across ports from Norfolk to New York. Full strike end hinges on Southeast and Gulf ports' acceptance, mediators plan further talks.
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New York
Texas
Norfolk
Southeast
Gulf
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
Unions Pay High Price In News Strike
New York unions pay nearly 1 million dollars weekly in strike benefits to more than 15,000 idle workers amid the city newspaper shutdown. Benefits range from 30 to 120 dollars per week, with only the deliverers union abstaining from strike pay. Some income comes from out-of-town paper sales as nine major dailies close.
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East
Gulf Coast
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Deliverers
Cleveland
Bertram A. Powers
Hig Local 6
International Typographical Union
Ail-Cio
Man Celebrates 106th Birthday in New Orleans
William Casby a former Virginia slave marks his 106th birthday in New Orleans praising divine blessing for long life. He abstains from tobacco and alcohol and notes his wife aged 90 as they raised 18 children and outlived 10. His brother Edmund is 114 and seen near Danville, Virginia, since 1948. Casby hopes to outlive a 135 year old grandfather.
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New Orleans
William Casby
Virginia
Casby
Edmund
Danville
Two Buses Collide Injuring Twenty in Maine
In Carmel Maine two Greyhound buses collided head on in light fog on Route 2 three miles west of Carmel Twenty persons were injured in the Sunday crash Authorities reported no fatalities and the injuries ranged from minor to serious Fire crews aided in the response and passengers were evacuated to nearby facilities for treatment.
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Carmel
Maine
Greyhound
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
A dated daily hospital ledger records multiple admissions at St. Catherine on Saturday and Sunday including Mrs Robert Smith of 309 Under, Mrs Marton Brechéisen 219 John, Karl Keeler 613 N 11th, Chester H Cleaver 428 N 11th, Leslia A Reid 412 Magholia Rockne Grauberger Dearfield, Mrs Vernon Eberhart Dearfield, Sylvester Smith isto N Y, Robert Blackett 802 Center, Mrs Donald Roth 110 W Kan ag, Sherryn Jones 2112 N 4th, Marvin Murray 705 Harding. Dismissals include Mrs James Matthews Lakin, Mrs John Obholz 207 N 4th, Mrs Laura Barnes 410 W Santa Fe, Mark Bowman 201% W Fair, aunt Robert & Cranmer, Scott Ye.
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Marton Brechéisen
John
Karl Keeler
Chester H. Cleaver
Leslia A. Reid
Magholia
Rockne Grauberger
Dearfield
Vernon Eberhart
Deerfield
Ap St. Catherine
Sylvester Smith
Isto
Robert Blackett
Center
Donald Roth
Kanag
Sherryn Jones
Marvin Murray
Harding
St. Catherine
James Matthews
Lakin
John Obholz
Laura Barnes
Santa Fe
Mark Bowman
Fair
Robert
Cranmer
Scott Ye
Roy Bean
Arthur Brown
Mra
A. J. Kerkhoff
Healy
Leopold
John W. Daniel
Spearne
Gilbert Blott
Davis
Karl Kesler
Johnny Dunlap
Gardendale
Rodney Martin
Kenneth Linenberger
York
William Gubble
William White, Jr
Dighton
Ann Smith
Robert Brokofska
Kalvesta
Anna Methemey
Damon Cox
Don Stout
Ulyssea
Jerrald Trimpa
Sublette
Robert Smith
Anderson
Jan
Marion Brecheisen
St. John
W. Kansas
Funeral for Mrs. Belva Dotts 71 in Syracuse Church
Mrs Belva Dotts 71 longtime Syracuse resident dies after illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Syracuse Christian Church with Rev Bob Osburn officiating. Born October 11 1891 in Arcola Illinois she is survived by Fred Dotts Victor and Stanley Mus ton sister Cleo Greenstreet brothers Phil and Dwight De Voss and one grandchild burial in Syracuse Cemetery.
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Syracuse
Belva Dotts
Stanley Muston
Washington State
Cleo Greenstreet
Lamar
Colo
Phil de Voss
Trinidad
Cole
Dwight de Voss
Pratt
Syracuse Cemetery
Funeral for Robert Leo Heinten Held at Phil lips White
Robert Leo Heinten aged 64 of 1906 N 8th died Saturday after a six month illness at St Catherine Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday at Phil lips White Funeral Home with Rev W T Froggatte officiating. Burial будет Deerfield. Friends may call at the funeral home until the service.
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Robert Leo Hein Ten
Phillips-White
W. T. Froggatte
Heitlen
St. Catherine Hospital
Deerfield
Ulysses High Debaters Take Third in Class A State
Ulysses High School debaters finished third in the Kansas Class A state championships held in Manhattan over the weekend. Dononia won the title with a 9-1 record, while Russell placed second at 6-4. Nickerson Ellsworth and Valley Center trailed behind Ulysses in the standings.
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Ulysses High
Ulysses
Ulysses High School
Manhattan
Fredonia
Russell
Nickerson
Ellsworth
Valley Center
Local Births and Court News From Garden City Area in 1963
The page lists births at St Catherine and St John churches with new babies born Jan 19 to Jan 20, including weights. It also details court bonds and minor traffic accidents in Garden City area, naming dozens of residents and addresses with offenses and resulting penalties.
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Merryvale
Mite
Don J. Grayce
Topaka
Murray, Sullivan
South Atlantic
Alexander P. Chopin
The
Shipping Association
Bew
Mediation Board
Department of Labor
Fred Dotts
Robert Leo Heinten
Baga & Garden City
Paragram
Herman Martin
Norman Reynolds
B. Laurel
Gregg Miller
Harriet Tuggle
W. B. Andrews
Martin Franco
Jete Michelle Deaver
Tom Kirchoff
George Anthony Wigner Jr
Howerton
Cecil Kerr
Hazel
Jack L. Huber
Wallace Phillip Rich
Latanta
Arthur L. Norrington
Main
Oscar Oneal
Laurel
Clarence F. Thomas
Cecil B. Kerr
E. Hazel
N. Main
Alvin E. Helle
Mulberry
Jack , Huber
Walnut
William F. Webb
Ed Howard ‘G. Corrigan
N. A
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Chevrolet
Nolan Motor Company
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