De Gaulle Delays Britain Entry to Common Market Study
Paris amid talks with Adenauer, France agrees to submit Britain’s Common Market bid to a thorough commission study by the EC executive, with no set deadline. West Germany backs Britain's entry and a multinational NATO force, while Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Italy oppose De Gaulle. The study’s outcome remains uncertain.
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Charles de Gaulle
Britain
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Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Posal
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European Economic Community
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Bonn
West Germany
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Study Commission
France
Commission
Kansas City and Garden City Livestock and Markets Report
Local market notes show eggs and cream prices with varied wagon quotes for Wheat Milo Rye Barley. Kansas City livestock totals include cattle calves hogs and sheep with mixed price ranges and steadiness across classes. Garden City receipts show fat cattle steady to lower with steers and heifers sliding, cows and utilities priced accordingly.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Garden City
Steels and rails power a broad market advance
New York stocks extended gains at noon led by steels and rails as AP’s 60-stock index rose 1.0 to 254.4 with Industrials up 0.9 and utilities up 4.0. Steel rallies followed strong 1962 profits at Youngstown Sheet and Tube, while rail shares strengthened on upbeat reports and a sharp rise at Atlantic Coast Line. Dow Jones averaged 678.06, up 2.47, as trading remained heavy and many names posted fractional to multi-point gains.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Youngstown Sheet
Atlantic Coast Line
Ilinois Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Armco
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Pay Bill Goes Into Effect In Kansas Legislature
TOPERA AP report states a new law sets Kansas legislators at 2000 dollars yearly pay after publication in the state paper. Signed by Gov John Anderson the measure is the first law of the 1963 legislature and details 10 dollar daily pay plus 15 dollar expense money for up to 90 regular session days and 30 days for budgets or specials. In a normal two year term pay totals 4000 dollars plus mileage at 7 cents a mile for up to six round trips to Topeka during regular sessions and three trips for budgets. Voters approved lawmakers setting their own pay in last November's election, replacing the constitutional maximums of 300 and 150 dollars. Previous lawmakers received 7 dollar per calendar day expenses and 15 cents a mile for one Topeka trip.
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Kansas
John Anderson
Topeka
Julius Caesar Held 10 Days For Theft In Detroit Store
Julius Caesar, 62, of Detroit, was convicted of simple larceny for stealing a bottle of headache remedy from a downtown Detroit store. He will serve 10 days in jail.
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Detroit
Julius Caesar
Caesar
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine and Area
Admissions list shows Mrs. Martin Quint Holcomb Thurman McLeish Dighton Rodney VanWinkle 1910 St John Clarence Dingus 208 Wesley Mrs Ben Jacobs 818 Bancroft Mrs Glenn Durkelberg Rt 1 Linda Geckles 1503 E Laurel George Cochran Dighton.
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St. Catherine
Martin Quint
Holcomb
Thurman McLeish
Dighton
Rodney VanWinkle
St. John
Clarence Dingus
Wesley
Ben Jacobs
Bancroft
Glenn Durkelberg
Linda Geckles
Laurel
George Cochran
Local Notes and Honors From The Telegram
Bob Blackett of 802 Center is reported progressing well after a coronary attack at St Catherine Hospital on Sunday. State Sen Jack Barr, Leotl, representing 12 Southwest Kansas counties in the 37th District, named vice chair of the water resources committee and assigned to agriculture education federal and state affairs insurance oil and gas public welfare committees. Ronald E Greathouse of Garden City among 145 Kansas State College Pittsburg students to graduate mid term with a bachelor of science in education.
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802 Center
St. Catherine Hospital
Jack Barr
Leotl
Kansas
Water Resources
Ronald E. Greathouse
Garden City
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Highways Open Across Kansas Despite Treacherous Spots
Roads were open statewide with near normal conditions in most areas. Snowdrifts and packed snow limited travel in a few spots. K15 west of Onega and K99 in Marshall County report one-way traffic. Crews monitored sheltered areas as temperatures hovered near zero and winds subsided.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Department
Onega
Marshall County
North Central
South Central
Dismissals and Births Listed in Local Notices
Garden City residents named include Herbert Brecheigen Rae Johnson Charles Hinkle and others. Births recorded at St Catherine note a daughter to Phil and Maddux of Deerfield and a son to Roe Johnson and Mrs Johnson in Liberal. Patient details list times dates and weights for each birth.
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Spruce
Rae Johnson
Charles Hinkle
Hattie
Henry Patton
Sett City
Phil Maddux
Deerfield
Rae Finn
Thelma DeWeese
Kansas
Hugh Metcalf
Catherine Emma Trowdt
Dighton
Ramona. Doyle
Carolyn Birkholz
Curtis White
St. Catherine
Jan
Atta
Roe Johnson
Dan
Death notice for Posy L. Dillon in Garden City area
Posy L. Dillon longtime resident of Garden City and Deerfield died Tuesday in an Oklahoma hospital. Funeral will be in Oklahoma City Friday. Survivors include sister Minnie McConaughey Omaha Wisconsin and a son Lester, Garden City.
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Garden City
Deerfield
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Minnie McConaughey
Omaha
Wic
Lester
Garden Ity
Two Mishaps Investigated In Garfield And Local Streets
Police investigated two minor accidents Tuesday. A five year old Garfield kindergartner, Robert Dean Allen, was slightly injured after a collision with a car driven by 16 year old Jack Moler. He sustained mouth and leg injuries but was not hospitalized. In a separate incident, L D Mahan backed a car across the street, hitting a tree. no injuries and moderate vehicle damage reported.
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Garfield
8Th
Kansas
Robert Dean Allen
Rosie Allen
Hattie
Jack Clifford Moler
George
Mohler
N. 8Rd
L. D. Mahan
N. Ard
Democrats Haven't Picked Convention Site
The Democratic party announced it has not chosen the city for its 1904 nominating convention. Chairman William S. Potter said all presenting cities remain under serious consideration. Bid cities include Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit Chicago Miami Beach and San Francisco. The text also notes Hong Kong means Fragrant Harbor in Chinese.
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Democratic Party
William S. Potter
Democratic National Committee
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Miami Beach
San Francisco
End Costly Tieup Tightens With Pact Vote
Striking longshoremen from Maine to Virginia vote today and Thursday on a peace pact to end the month long dock tieup, longest on the Atlantic Coast. Return to work by Friday possible. concern remains over Gulf and South Atlantic ports joining the master contract. Kennedy hopes the New York acceptance spurs shipping, with NY Shipping Association approving a settlement seen as binding mainly on northeastern ports.
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Maine
Virginia
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Gulf Coast
White House
Kennedy
New York Shipping Association
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Gulf
Washington
Deep South
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Europe’s Bitter Snow Line Moves Southward
Europe endures a severe cold wave as snow spreads south across the continent. Italy, Greece, Britain, and France report heavy snowfall and transport disruptions. Bulgaria, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and East Germany face freezing temperatures, with highways blocked, ports iced, and fuel shortages affecting millions.
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JFK Willing to Take Some Risks in Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy signals openness to risks to secure a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. U.S. officials seek Khrushchev’s stance on on-site inspections to verify adherence. Talks at the State Department extended nearly four hours with plans to continue later. Khrushchev proposes two to three annual on-site checks. Kennedy argues eight to ten are needed for credible safeguards.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Khrushchev
United States
State Department
Fire Destroys Kansas City Farm Supply Warehouse
In North Kansas City a Consumers Cooperative farm supply warehouse, two stories and 50 by 75 feet, burned early today. Estimated loss is $100,000. The building, opened in 1929 near the Paseo Bridge approach, held pipe, butane equipment, fencing, and nails. Fire crews faced intense heat and delayed access, arriving around 10 p.m. and abandoning efforts two hours later to save the structure. Seven fire companies battled the blaze while guarding the adjacent Fry-O-Gag burial depot.
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Kansas City
Consumers Co-operative Association
Paseo Bridge
Missouri River
Earl Baily
Fry-O-Gag Butarie
Phone Booth In Courtroom Delays Theft Trial
George Fuqua and his wife face larceny charges for looting pay telephones in multiple cities including Hutchinson Salina Newton El Dorado and Stillwater Okla Officers found more than 3000 in small change in their car after arrest near Hutchinson on June 19 The trial was delayed as courtroom pay telephone was faulty and could not be demonstrated how Fuqua tools could spring its coin box Mrs Fuqua 32 was to stand trial later and was released on bond to care for three children in Mesquite Texas
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Kan
George Fuqua
Fuqua
Salina
Newton
el Dorado
Stillwater
Oklo
Here
Mesquite
Tex
Fog Baffles Post Office in Louisville
A strange missive arrives at a Louisville post office in an egg. Private Peter Wright at Fort Knox is asked to claim a handwritten egg with 11 cents postage, stamped to him with a return from Louisville. Carrier Lawrence Peake finds the egg in a city deposit box and notes it was placed deep inside but survived with other mail. Wright, reachable at Fort Knox, plans to pick up the item when he can obtain a pass, amid new mailing shape and size rules.
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Peter Wright
Peter H. Wright
Fort Knox
R. H
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Lawrence Peake
Wright
Ft. Knox, S
Kansas Traffic Log 1963 Fatalities Report
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday. January 18 1963 shows 18 fatalities for the period, comparing with 29 in the similar 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pearson Bill Seeks Veterans Affairs Committee in Senate
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas introduced a resolution to form a Senate committee to handle all veterans' legislation. The proposal contrasts with the House which already has a veterans affairs committee.
Final Jupiter rocket launch marks end of era at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports a successful Jupiter missile test by Italian troops may end Jupiter launches there as the obsolete rocket retires. An Italian team fired the intermediate range missile on a 1500 mile flight during a combat training exercise Tuesday night. A Turkish group also launched a Jupiter earlier, with 30 Jupiters stationed in Italy and 15 in Turkey. Land grant colleges award 25 percent of U.S. doctorates in education.
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Fla
Italy
Turkey
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