Warm weather forecast contrasts with cold wave signs
In a rural note, readers report a bright morning with gun dogs in the sky and a forecast of Thursday highs in the teens. The Soil Conservation Bankers Award dinner drew about 300 attendees, with a postmeal photo and jokes about cattlemen and a Kansas State College speaker poking fun at the beef industry. A family anecdote about an uncle falsely labeled as poultry chair adds humor.
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Elihu Allman
Soil Conservation
Taylor Sones
Kansas State College
Bitter Cold Weather Keeps Kansas In Deep Freeze
Bitter sub zero temperatures linger across Kansas with readings from three below at Wichita to eleven below at Concordia and Belleville. Highs near zero and tonight’s lows of five to ten below, with some areas near fifteen below in the north. Clear skies, strong high pressure, no immediate thaw expected. The Weather Bureau foresees Thursday remaining extremely cold with only slight moderation possible.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
Pittsburg
Concordia
Belleville
United States
Weather Bureau
Tenns
Akron
Ladurita
Dodge City
Emporia
Sahden City
Tra Goodland
Hill City
Lamar
Russell
Five farmers win conservation Banker Awards in Finney County
At the 15th Finney County Soil Conservation District meeting at Alta Brown Elementary School Auditorium five new names joined 78 prior winners: Gene Heiman Lea Schlegel Truett Adams Paul VenJohn and Ted Friesen. They received framed certificates from Duane Hays of Garden National Bank as Goodyear and district honors were announced.
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Finney County
Banker
Finney County Soil Conservation District
Alta Brown
Gene Heiman
Lea Schlegel
Truett Adams
Paul VenJohn
Ted Friesen
Kansas Bankers Assn
Duane Hays
Garden National Bank
Garden City
Great Plains
City Commission Asked For More Details On Main Street Resurfacing
Garden City Chamber of Commerce representatives urged officials to provide additional information at the March general meeting about the Main Street and E Fulton resurfacing and improvement program. City Manager Deane Wiley cited current estimates and timing, while officials stressed existing information and planned continued engagement.
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Main Street
E. Fulton
City Commission
Bob Gardiner
John Walters II
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Deane Wiley
Jim Sloan
Harald Fansler
Jim Cowgill
Nho
Wiley
Gardiner
Walters
Petition Seeks 30 Minute Meters and Zoning Changes
A petition requests 30 minute parking on the west Stevens Ave side presented to the City Commission. The panel agreed to study the street’s parking, noting many all day parkers use 2 hour meters. The commission also rezones part of a block from single family to multi family and set hearings. Other actions included straightening easements, salvaging insurance on a city owned building, carnival permit waivers, office space rental at the airport and a firemen's relief association matter.
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Stevens Ave
Deane Wiley
Stn
Moore
9Th
10Th
Garden City Co-op
Finn
Garden City Calf Roping Club
Central Airlines
Airport Administration
Donald Miller
The
Firemen’s Relief Assn
Kennedy tax plan could raise corporate rate relief delayed
Kennedy outlines a three year tax package to cut corporate and individual rates by 13.5 billion while offsetting 3.5 billion with revisions. Personal deductions for charity, interest, local taxes and losses may be curtailed to fund the plan. Full relief comes by 1969 with initial relief July 1. Controversy over Bay of Pigs resurfaces as Republicans launch inquiry and Democrats accuse politics. Senate leaders press for independent investigation into U S backed invasion and air cover claims amid ongoing Cuba tensions.
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Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Senate Republican
Bay of Pigs
Democrata
Miami
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Dagoberto Darias
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
GOP
Hughes seeks 200 more patrol troopers in four years
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Highway Patrol plans to ask the Legislature for 200 additional troopers over four years. Col J E Hughes said the current 150 troopers cover state highways unevenly and would be added in groups of 50 each year. He noted 801 miles of interstate should be open by 1972 and urged 24 hour patrols on four lane routes during peak traffic to reduce deaths.
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Vation
Work Unit
Robert H. Fuller
Pawnee Acres
Holcomb
Plymelt
Delbert Campbell
Finney County
Friend
Board of Supervisors
Corwin Betts
Robert
Coppersmith
Kansas
State University’ Extension Dept
Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
J. E. Hughes
Hughes
National Safety Council
Senate
Motor Vehicle J Department
John Anderson
Would Close Clemson College Would Close Clemson College
Two South Carolina lawmakers moved to draft legislation to close Clemson College rather than comply with a federal court order to integrate. Senate debates featured a defender of segregation urging peace while noting court orders to admit Harvey Gantt were a setback. Clemson trustees meet soon as legal remedies appear exhausted. Gantt expects to enroll Monday with classes starting February 1.
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Columbia
D.C
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Clemson College
Senate
Clemson
L. Marion Grossette
Harvey Gantt
Gantt
Iowa State University
ULS. Dist
C. C. Wyche
U.S 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Jury Returns Two Verdicts In Finney County Case
A Finney County District Court jury returned two verdicts with Hermenegildo Gallarejaa of Deerfield retried and found not guilty of grand larceny involving a camera. James Mooneyham of Garden City was convicted of grand larceny by an agent within the state for the Dec. 9 1961 theft of a car later sold in Oklahoma City.
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Finney County District Court
Hermenegildo Gallarejaa
Deerfield
James Mooneyham
Garden City
Mooneyham
Curtis Green
Oklahoma City
Jaycees DSA Banquet Slated for Tonight in Garden City
Garden City Jaycees will host their annual Distinguished Service Award banquet tonight at Downing's at 7 30 p m. The event will also present the Paul Kersey outstanding Jaycee of the year award a representative young teacher award and Outstanding Student Awards for a Garden City High School boy and girl.
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Garden City Jaycees
Downing
Paul Kersey
Garden City High
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