Indictment Dismissed in Mississippi University Riot Case
Federal officials dropped charges against former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and six others arrested after the University of Mississippi segregation riots last fall. U.S. Attorney H. H. Ray requested dismissal on Monday, ending the indictment proceedings.
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Oxford
Miss
Army
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
U.S
Walker
James H. Meredith
Air Force
Grand Jury
Melvin Bruce
Decatur
Philip Lloyd Miles
Kline Lamar May
Prichard
Ala
Richard Hays Hinton
Lucedale
Frank Lamar Ott
Joseph Cutter
Kentwood
Edward Louis Shade
Atlayum
Robert Blackard
Memphis
United States
Cattle Market Slips Amid Mixed Livestock Reports
Kansas City livestock figures show cattle 4,500 head and calves steady to 25 lower with yearlings 23.00-26.25, cows 14.00-16.50, vealers 23.00-28.00. Hogs 4,500 head steady to 25 higher. barrows 16.00-16.50, sows 13.75-14.50. Sheep 800 head with lambs 25-50 lower. wooled lambs 18.00-19.00, prime 19.50. Federal probe and court notes involve Walker and Meredith cases amid desegregation turmoil.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mart Hits New Recovery High
New York AP stock market rises to a recovery high in heavy trading led by utilities and rails. AP average up .5 to 253.6 at noon with mixed gains across sectors. Dow up .4 to 675.78. Industrials uneven as Big Three motors fall slightly and IBM boosts dividend.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Kennedy
Big Three Motors
American Motors
Jones & Laughlin
Union Carbide
du Pont
Norfolk & Western
Atlantic Coast Line
Illinois Central
IBM
International Telephone
Amerada
Merck
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Invitation To See Office Opens To All
Kansas State Employment Service invites those who missed last Friday's dedication and open house to visit the new office. Manager W S Trebilcock and staff thank Garden City Telegram, local radio, two TV stations, Coffee Ann Cafe’s Tommy Thomas for donuts, and all who sent flowers or attended despite bad weather.
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Kansas State Employment Service Office
W. S. Trebilcock
Garden City Telegram
Tommy Thomas
Coffee Ann Cafe
Ground Hog Suppers Planned In Local Churches
Ground hog suppers are announced in Garden City and nearby sites. The Methodist Men of Garden City First Methodist Church plan a 5 to 8 p.m. supper tomorrow in Fellowship Hall at Mann and Kansas. Jennie Barker School hosts a 5:30 to 8 p.m. supper next Monday. Two more come January 31 at the Church of the Brethren on 8th and St. John and Deerfield Grade School.
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Garden City
Man brings sunshine into twilight years of dogs home
WESTHAMPTON New York AP ten years ago Mike McGarvey started Ride-A-Wee Home a nonprofit kennel for aged dogs. The Westhampton site hosts fifty canine residents with care by McGarvey who also runs homes in Manhattan and Wantagh. Dogs enter the pension plan for 300 annually as owners seek humane retirement for aging pets.
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Westhampton
N.Y
Mike McGarvey
McGarvey
Wantagh
Manhattan
Neighbor Help Keeps Paralyzed Boy Safe After Father Injured
In Manhattan Beach California an 18 year old, Bill Weber Jr., lay alone for two days after his father was hurt in a crash. Neighbors and police responded feeding the boy, providing clothing and staying with him until his father recovers. The teen became paraplegic after a water skiing accident. His mother died six years ago.
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Manhattan Beach
Calif
Bill Weber Sr
Bill Jr
Man Takes Revenge By Firing Automobile
Allentown, PA AP Joseph Strauss of Allentown says he stopped driving last summer while continuing payments. He told police his estranged wife had the car and he has been walking. Monday he found it downtown, drove it to the city outskirts and set fire to it. Interior damaged.
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Allentown
Joseph Strauss
Strauss
Ethel
Reapportionment Case Under Study
The Kansas Supreme Court reviewed a reapportionment case that could shift Senate control to the majority of voters. A district court found the Senate unfairly apportioned, with critics arguing current maps distort votes. If not fixed, Kansas could elect the next Senate at large in 1964, prompting legislative action or further delay.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Senate
High Court
Senate
Kansas
KSU Official To Speak Here at Rotary Meeting
Dr Duane Acker associate dean of agriculture and director of instruction at Kansas State University will speak at the Rotary Club meeting tomorrow noon at the Warren Hotel. He will also address banquets in Stanton Grant Stevens counties and speak to high school students in Johnson and Hugoton.
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Duane Acker
Kansas State University School of Agriculture
Rotary Club
Paul Masoner
Garden City
Future Farmers of America
Warren Hotel
Acker
K-State
Town State University
Manhattan
Kansas
Stanton County
Grant County
Stevens County
Johnson
Hugoton
Weather Deals Deadly Blow
Western Europe endures a 33rd day of frigid weather with more than 100 deaths blamed on the cold. Hospitals overflow, coal stocks plunge, and icebound railways halt normal freight. Special trains move heating oil. icebreakers clear Scheldt for fuel delivery. Austria weighs power saving and water conservation.
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London
Europe
Western German Federal Railroad
Holland
Scheldt
Vienna
Antwerp
Dunkerque
Fresh Storm Sweeps From Rockies To East
A fresh snowstorm from the Rockies spread eastward into the Midwest as a new Arctic surge drove subzero temperatures through the northern plains and into the Great Lakes. Blizzard warnings covered parts of South Dakota, Montana and surrounding states while freezing weather extended from northern Florida to the Southeast and up along the Atlantic coastal regions.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
Southland
Maine
New York State
Florida
Miami
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Texas
Canada
Dakotas
Plains States
Canadian
International Falls
Minn
New York
Sinclairville
Cassadaga
Mayville
Philadelphia
Boston
Old Town
New England
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Tallahassee
Asheville
N.C
New Orleans
Mimi
Deaths in Scott City: Mrs Frank Spangler dies
Mrs Frank Spangler, 8, died Monday morning at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. Born January 15, 1895 in Henry Alabama she married Frank Spangler January 11, 1918 in Henry. They moved to a Scott County farm and remained residents. Survived by widower two daughters Mrs Gene Bowers Great Bend and Mrs William Mumma Independence Kan a son James Spangler Scott City 11 grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Funeral Thursday 10 am at St Joseph Catholic Church Scott City burial Scott County Cemetery Rosary at 7 pm Wednesday Weinmann Funeral Home
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Scott City
Frank Spangler
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Henry
Scott County
Spangler
Daughters of Isabella
St. Joseph
Great Bend
William Mumma
Independence
Kans
James Spangler
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Weinmann
Mrs. Mae A May Elkhart Obituary in Colorado Springs
Mae Alvina Smith May 56 died of a heart attack while visiting in Colorado Springs. Born July 12 1907 in Arkansas, she grew up in Morton County. She married Ben R. Smith June 2 1928 on a farm in northern Haskell County, later remarried Burney S May January 5 1957, living in Elkhart. Surviving: widower Glenn Curtis Smith of Carlsbad NM, daughters Shirley Norton of Deerfield Karen and Daisy Smith, mother Annie Myers Rolla, sister Mildred Oliver Satanta, brothers Ivan Carl Myers Rolla, eight grandchildren. Funeral by Rogers Funeral Home of Hugoton.
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Elkhart
Mae Alvina Smith
Colorado Springs
Arkansas
Morton County
Ben R. Smith
Haskell County
Burney’s
May
Elishart
Glenn
Barber Orville Thomas Johnson-Funerals scheduled Wednesday
Orville Thomas Barber 66 died Saturday at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses after long illness. He farmed near Johnson, Stanton County for 31 years and retired two years ago. Survived by widow Wilma, one daughter Wilma Cott, four sons Kenneth Edward Fay Gail, 11 grandchildren, and four sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. CST at Bethel Church of the Nazarene southeast of Johnson. Burial in Johnson Cemetery. McPadden Funeral Home of Syracuse in charge.
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Johnson
Orville Thoma
Barber
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Ulysses
Abbyville
Stanton County
Wilma
Wilma Cott
Garden City
Kenneth
Edward
Fay
Caldwell
Ida
Gail
Virginia Zimmerman
Hutchinson
Delila McGinnis
Syracuse
Cora Nance
Liberal
Eva
Baker
Los Angeles
Calif
Bethel Church of the Nazarene
A. W. Meyers
Wellington
Donald Oyler
McPadden Funeral Home P of
Hutch Police in Grand Slam
Hutchinson police acted swiftly on a Monday night arresting Randy Eller 16 for driving without a license and Rodney Osborne 17 for permitting an unlicensed driver. Osborne later allowed a friend to take the car home. Police observed James Demoret 16 driving through a flashing red light and arrested him as the car was towed to the city lot with tow charges pending.
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Hutchinson
Kaen
Randy Eller
Rodney Osborne
Osborne
James
Demoret
Hospitals Admissions At St. Catherine Mn
A list of recent hospital admissions includes Oliver Wagner of 701 Moore, Raymond Max Wainscott of Garden City, Mrs. George Rossiter of City, Bill Goodnight of 111 N 4th, Larry Guthrie of 702 Jones, Howard Gibson of Holcomb, Gerald Fulwhler of 1001 Safford, David Nichols of Holcomb, Connie Angeles of 403 Jones, Tonna Strickland of 320 N 11th, Mark Guerrero of 308 N 13th, Harry Howson of Rt 1, Joe Sooby of 1305 N Main, among others.
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St. Catherine Mn
Oliver Wagner
Moore
Raymond Max Wainscott
Garden City
George Rossiter
City
Bill’ Goodnight
Larry Guthrie
Jones
Howard Gibson
Holcomb
Gerald Fulwhler
Safford
David Nichols
Connie Angeles
Tonna Strickland
Mark Guerrero
Harry Howson
Joe Sooby
N. Main
Doctor Blames Public Image For Medical Profession Decline
Dr Frank E Stinchfield of New York City tells the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons that the medical profession has damaged its image by improper actions and support for Medicare. He warns against socialized medicine and questions the profession's ability to avoid public backlash next time.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank E. Stinchfield
New York City
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Stinchfield
Senate Sessions Fuel Debate Over Pay, Punishment, Cigarettes
In Topeka the Kansas Senate debated a pay bill to raise legislator salaries to 4000 for two years, sending it to the House after four votes against. A capital punishment abolition bill was offered, labeling the death penalty barbarous. A cigarette price floor and license-suspension powers were proposed, and other measures included restricting under 21 alcohol sales and reorganizing DMV license exam staff with 25 examiners moved to patrol duties.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Senate
House
Fayette E. Rowe
Columbus
Donald S. Hults
R-Lawrence
Tom R. van Sickle
F J. Scott
Joseph H. McDowell
Dkansas City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Motor Vehicle Department
Dismissals and Birth Report In Golden City Page
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moffett at 601 North 6th Street on January 22 at 4 16 am weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. The page lists dismissals at St Catherine and Saint Catherine entries including names such as Leopold Charles O Smith Mrs athe Shafer and J B Trimpa among others.
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Leopold
Charles
Deeds and fines flow in Garden City notices
Corporaron Deeds cash and carry lumber Co to Clarence Gigot et ux describe north seven feet of lot 15 all of lot 16 and south 11 feet of lot 17 block 1 Parkwood Second Addition. W T Croge Inc to Jameson et ux Lot 12 Block 1 East Village First Addition warranty deeds. Gerald Vaon Vieet et ux to Ernst Marquardt et ux tract 56 by 90 feet north of block 1 original plat. Marriage license Lille 21 Lanning 23 both Garden City. County fines listed for Ronald Kysar Bernard Leonard Doyle McGraw Randolph Britan. Bonds posted Ildifenso Raymond Rodriguez Judith Rictor Thomas Earle Kenneth Frazee. Forfeited bonds include Wigner Rictor Huber Norrington Earle Kerr Rich.
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Cash and Carry Lumber Co
Clarence Gigot
Parkwood
W. T. Croge
Randall Ralph Lille
Sharon Kay Lanning
Garden City
Courts
Ronald Kysar
Bernard Leonard
Doyle D. McGraw
Ildifenso Raymond Rodriguez
Judith Viola Rictor
Holcomb
Thomas Raymond Earle
Kenneth Lee Frazee
Media
Randolph Joseph Brittan
Sedan
Minn
George Anthony Wigner, Jr
Jack L. Huber
Arthur L. Norrington
Cecil Byer Kerr
Wallace Phillip Rich
Training session aids Kansas agents at K State
Pete Stewart, assistant agricultural agent in Finney County, attended a Kansas State University training session for new county agents, 4 H and home economics staff to improve communication understanding. Garden City High School gets 31227.29 from the State High School Finance Fund in first of two allotments.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Pete Stewart
Finney County
Garden City High School
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Orville Thomas Barber
Hutch Police
Frank White
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Finrden Chy Telegram
Herman Moffett
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Roe Lee
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