New Cuban Military Push to Be Probed
Washington AP Senator Morse orders immediate Senate probe into reports of a new Soviet arms buildup in Cuba. State Department officials to testify first. Keating and Goldwater urge inquiries as Cuba fortifies with MIG planes, torpedo boats, missiles and trucks amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Senate
Cuba
State Department
Oregon Democrat
Presi
Dent Kennedy
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Fidel Castro
New York Met
State and
Defense Department
Keating
Morse
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Armed Services Committee
State
Castro
Goldwater
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Robert FP. Kennedy
Deadly Winter Storm Grips Southern Europe
Rome and across the region the worst winter in a decade left nearly 50 dead in Italy Greece and Yugoslavia as snowdrifts and freezing seas disrupted transport. Cattle losses mounted while Venice canals iced over port constraints and Danube traffic halted due to ice with fuel shortages prompting ministerial action and troop relief plans.
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Rome
Europe
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Mediterranean
Turkey
Adriatic
Venice
Sardinia
Porto Torres
Danube
Britain
Richard Wood
Motors Rally Lifts Markets as GM Near Historic High
New York trading shows a renewed motors rally and reduced losses by savings and loans. The Associated Press average rises 1 point to 254.8 at noon as industrials gain while rails fall and utilities slip. General Motors hits a historic high near 61 percent, with GM sales for mid January well ahead of last year.
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New York
Motors
Associated Press
General Motors
Kansas City weekly cattle sale steady overall
Kan sas City replacement cattle sale showed calves and yearlings generally steady. Feeders 750 pounds and up were weak to 25 lower. Top price reached 29 dollars on 34 Hereford steers averaging 484 pounds. Bulk trades ranged 25.80 to 29 per cwt with yearlings 24.40 to 26.90 and feeders 23.10 to 25.95. Receipts were 1,500 head.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Kansas City
Scott City Obituary Lynne Hargrove 80
Lynne Boyd Pat Hargrove aged 80 died Wednesday at his Scott City home. Born November 9, 1882 in Atchison County he moved to Wichita County at age five. He married Ava Beeman on November 9, 1906 in Scott City. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Lucy Harden. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti burial Wichita County Cemetery.
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Scott City
Lynne Boyd
Pat) Hargrove
Atchison County
Wichita County
Ava Charlotte Beeman
Scott
Hargrove
Lucy Harden
Bennett Infant Dies After Illness at Home
Anthony Bennett aged 16 months, son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Bennett of 2112 N 3rd, died Wednesday after a three day intestinal infection. Born Sept 8 1961 in Gamien City. Survived by brother Jody, maternal grandparents Johnny and Mrs Holmes, Sublette, and paternal grandparents Elmer and Mrs Bennett Holcomb. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Phillips-White Chapel, Rev Robert Fleener officiating. Burial Valley View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Marshall Bennett
Donald Eugene Bennett
Gamien City
Jody Eugene
Johnny Holmes
Sublette
Elmer Bennett
Holcomb
Television Qualifies Woman for Jury Duty in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan a woman was set for jury duty after stating she believed she was qualified because she watched The Defenders and Perry Mason on television. She said her decisions would not be influenced by the fictional outcomes where defendants often go free.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Khrushchev Back From Berlin Congress Plans Brest Stop
Premier Khrushchev returned to the Soviet Union from the Communist party congress in Berlin Tass reported. He reached Brest on the Polish Soviet border and will spend several days in Byelorussia.
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Khrushchev
Red Congress
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party Congress
Berlin
Tass
Brest
Byelorussia
White Russia
Fire damages Finney home near Garden City
A fire at the Troy Fowler residence, the former Emm en hotel 28 miles northeast of Garden City, caused heavy smoke damage. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to limit spread before Garden City volunteers arrived. the floor furnace caused the blaze. Owner Otto Hund of Phoenix, Arizona, could not provide a damage estimate.
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Tel Phot
Troy Fowler
Garden City
Emmen
Deane Wiley
Fowlers
Wiley
Otto Hund
Phoenix
Ariz
Missiles to Be Removed
American made Jupiter missiles likely pulled from Italy and Turkey after four years as they become relics of the rocket age. Negotiations point to 30 Jupiter missiles from Italy, 15 from Turkey, and 60 Thor missiles from Britain, ending deep striking land based missiles in NATO aimed at the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Turkey
Italy
Turey
Thor
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Kansas Solons Propose Constitutional Changes in Senate
Kansas Senate members introduced national and state constitutional amendments. National aims include limiting federal intervention in state matters and preserving Kansas two Senate seats. State measures seek shorter governor terms, longer legislative terms, staged Senate elections, and six year terms for state lawmakers. Sen Keith Seibelius also pushed a plan to place Kansas entirely in the central time zone. Other Senate proposals cover multi state business tax apportionment, ending property tax exemptions for leased public buildings, district consolidation for representation, and open public meetings funded by taxpayers.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Kansas Solons
U.S. Senate
Kansas
Senate
Keith G. Seibelius
R-Norton
Sebelius
PTA Leader Responds To Rickover Criticism
CHICAGO AP The national PTA president said Adm Hyman Rickover is in waters too deep for him after his critique of parents and teachers associations He called PTAs an infernal nuisance and urged members to stay home The PTA chief replied that she respects the admiral but prefers him underwater to in drydock and noted husbands support wives not just housekeeping
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Chicago
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Navy
PTA
Clifford Jenkins
Roslyn Heights
Hopes High for Dock Settlement
A mediation push aims to win broader ratifications of a wage scale formula to end the 93 day Atlantic and Gulf Coasts dock strike. Optimism runs through New York and other ports, though Mobile rejects the pact over a local issue. New Orleans and Galveston see ongoing talks as federal mediators press for a settlement.
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New York
Gulf Coasts
North Atlantic
Mobile
Ala
Docl
New Orleans
Robert Moore
Union
Admissions and Dismissals at St Catherine Hospital
Today admissions include William Becquet, Mrs Victor Eggers, Mrs Seth Reifschneider, Scott Retord King, Scoti Timothy Kretzer, Mrs Earl Bondy, Toff Trent, Mrs Elsie Renshaw, Hugh Hawk, Mrs Tex Johnson, Mrs Tunnleie Poeatinan, Norbert Gerber. dismissals list Mrs Henry Patton, Mrs Baeat Graves, D. Mra, Mrs Lois Riggs, William Smith, Max Wainscott, Mrs Sylvester Smith, Anne Van Doren, Roy Graham, David Nichols, Mark Guerrero, Mrs Wilma Kidwell, Mrs Vernon Eberhart, Ronald Phillis. Birth: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Norbert Gerber, 805 Ida, Jan 24 at 2:56 a.m., 8 lb 11 oz. Legal Deeds: Cash and Carry Lumber Co Inc to Delbert Compton et al, West 62 feet of Lot 17, Block 1 of Parkword Second Addition.
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St. Catherine
William Becquet
Victor Eggers
Seth Reifschneider
Scott
Retord King
Timothy Kretzer
Scott City
Earl Bondy
Summit
Toff Trent
St. John
Elsie Renshaw
Tunnleie Poeatinan
Wichita
Mie
Norbert Gerber
Ida
St. Cathrine
Henry Patton
Lois Riggs
William Smith
Max Wainscott
City
Sylvester Smith
Anne van Doren
Roy Graham
Deerfield
David Nichols
Holcomb
Mark Guerrero
Wilma Kidwell
Vernon Eberhart
Ronald Phillis
Imperial Rt
Catherina
Corporation
Cash and Carry Lumber Co, Inc
Delbert Compton, Et Ax
Park
McAllister and Sons, Inc
George T. Howell
McAllister
W. T
Holmes
O. V. Nanninga
Florence L. Nanninga
James T. Gardner
Clarence Murry
Howard B. Smith
Warren L. Fouse
Howard Smith
Clfford Hope, Jr
Mack Thomas
Ned Jacobs
Garden City
Tumbleweed Council Sets Spring Meeting
The Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council schedules a spring meeting for April 16 in Garden City. A committee led by Mrs Mildred Henselman plans arrangements, with members from Garden City and Dodge City. The merger of councils is noted and several appointments are approved. Next board meeting slated for March 6 1963 in Garden City.
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Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
Garden City
Mildred Henselman
Jarvis Brady
W. A. Selover
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council, Inc
Dodge City
Dodge City Girl Scout Council, Mrs. Arthur Nevins, Jr. of Dodge City
Wayne Duree
Gervais. Reed
Maynard Kuief
William Gies
Scott City
Harry Johnson
Marion Leyb
Johnson
Tom Smyth
Ness City
Sedrick Tilson
Ulysses
Ray Jones
Cecil Sturgeon
M. M. Higgins
Lawrence Dawson
Duane Hays
C. 5. McCarty
Earl Burditt
Little House
Property Deeds and City Notices Feature In Garden City Listing
Multiple property transfers and additions surface from Garden City including McAllister and Sons to George T Howell, Loyd Milligan and Parkwood Second Addition parcels. Also noted are marriage license, speed fines, license issues, and two traffic accidents with vehicle details and locations in the city.
Red Guerrillas Capture Priest and Nuns Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas abducted a Roman Catholic priest and threw nuns from a car about 20 miles northeast of Saigon. The driver and car were later released, while the fates of four or five captives remain unknown. Separate report notes three American missionaries, including a woman doctor, held since mid 1962 at a leper colony 170 miles northeast of Saigon. Meanwhile in Rome, Italy, 40,000 miners began a 48-hour strike amid labor contract talks.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Rome
Italy
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