Reuther Urges Stronger Civil Rights Push in Congress
Walter Reuther urged Congress to broaden Kennedy civil rights plans with direct damage payments to public facilities and expanded protections. He endorsed a federal fair employment practices commission, federal voting registrars, attorney general powers to protect rights, and desegregation in all schools, urging a stronger public accommodations bill.
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Washington
Walter D. Reather
Congress
Kennedy
Reuther
House
AFL
United Auto Workers
Tie Hoe
Heather
Federal
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Judiciary
Senate Commerce and Judiciary
Foreign Issues Drift With Kennedy Tax Proposals
New York stock market trends mixed in quiet trading as foreign issues stayed off balance while reacting to Kennedy administration tax proposals on purchases of foreign securities. The AP 60-stock index dropped about five points to 260.9 at noon. Dow fell to 692.86. Major foreign issues showed declines with Royal Dutch easing, Unilever down, Unilever N V slipping, while Unilevertd edged higher.
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New York
Wall Street
Kennedy
Canada
R Kennedy
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Royal Dutch
Unilver N.vw
Unilver Td
Local notices and meeting reminders from campus and community
The Telegram reports Forrest Glasco of the Dodge City Social Security office will be at the courthouse basement from 9:50 to 3:30. The Kansas Livestock Association summer meeting will be Saturday, August 3 at Downing's, starting at 6 p.m., with Hoy B. Etling in charge. Plus KU transfer student news and a note on Venetian coffee trade in the 17th century.
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Forrest Glasco
Dodge City
Kansay Livestock Assn
Downing's
Hoy B. Etling
Fidelity State Bank
Dehydrating Mill Is Being Built by ADM in Tice Kansas
Archer Daniels Midland announces a new alfalfa dehydrating plant under construction at Tice in Haskell County six miles east of Sublette. Neal Skelton will manage the Tice plant with George Skelton as assistant supervisor. Plant aims to create a new cash crop market, supplying dehydrated alfalfa pellets to eastern markets via the Topeka storehouse, and will offer year round and seasonal jobs. ADM operates 30 plants across Kansas Nebraska Missouri Colorado Utah and Arizona and is expanding with a recent Fredonia soybean plant addition.
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TICK
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Carrol P. Syverson
Kangag
Tice
Haskell County
Sublette
Neal Skelton
ADM
Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Western Kangag
Holcomb
G. Kensinger
Astriet
Laried
Deerfield
Garden City
Tee
Adam
Fredonia
Belle Plaine
Douglas
Lawrence
Marion
Mt. Hope
Neodesha
Hutchinson
Wellington
Minneapolis Company
Élaleg
Canada
Lowry Air Base Band Arrives for Dodge City Days Parade
About 15 members of the Lowry Air Force Base Military Band traveled by bus from Garden City Municipal Airport to Dodge City to join others who flew in a Convair T-29. The plane could not land in Dodge City due to limited parking, so the group proceeded to Nedga Cley to fetch gear for the parade. The band was set to perform in the Dodge City Days parade Thursday.
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Lowry Air Forcy Base Miliary Band
Garden City Municipal Airport
Dodge City
Nedga Cley
Twa Cts
Devolld Qualifies For Two Conferences
Devolld, an agent for Prudential in Garden City, has qualified for both the Leaders Conference in Washington D C from July 28 31 and the National Roundtable Conference in San Francisco from August 25 28. At Washington he will receive a president's citation and a crown award for outstanding sales and service to clients in 1962. Ms Devold plans to accompany him to both events.
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Back II. Devolld
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Garden City
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Washington
Ms. Devold
Optometrist Attends National Optometric Congress
Dr. Robert W. Speckman of Garden City attends the sixth annual Congress of the American Optometric Association in Minneapolis Minnesota. The meeting began Wednesday and runs through tomorrow with the educational theme Better Vision Through Scientific Research.
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Minneapolis
Robert W. Speckman
Garden City
American Optometric Association
Minn
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local List
Admissions at St Catherine include Virgil Drescher Kalvesta Mrs Tony Rome Rt 1 Mrs Andrew Larson Jr Rt 1 Mrs Charles Bird Lakin Aaron Hawes Larned Albert Simon 610 N 10th Glen Dale Combs Gardendale Mrs Gilbert Bowyer Sr 1208 Mrs Robert Hazlett 616 Garden City Ave Loretta Servantez 513 W Emerson Maria Terriques City Dennis R Asper 811 1st Dismissals list at St Catherine includes Janis Carl Scott City Mrs Vaney Workman 401 N 4th John Matza 1712 St John Patricia Winderlin Scott City Earl Lee Fine 1408 N Bth Mrs Jerome Roth Holcomb John Wheeler 805 N Main Hichard Galliari Jr 2002 N 1 Th Mrs George Meng Ingalls Joseph P Koppel Jr 611 Teuttebaum Mrs Harold Hartley 708 N 6th
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St. Catherine
John Matza
St. John
Patricia Winderlin
Scott City
Earl Lee Fine
Jerome Roth
Holcomb
John Wheeler
N. Main
Hichard Galliari Jr
Births and deeds mark Garden City notices
Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs R F Calvert at 901 N 4th on July 18 at 8 34 am weighing 7 pounds 31 ounces and a son to Mr and Mrs Tony Rome on July 18 at 6 15 pm. Several warranty deeds record transfers involving Howard B Smith J H Emery Urban L Gerber Tony Adam Schreibvogel Lena Horton Eldon E Newberry and McAllister and Sons. Marriage licenses list James Richard Smith with Sandra Lea Gray and Phillip Ralph Porter with Karla Dorothy Kaasch.
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St. Catherine
R. F. Calvert
Tony Rome
Howard B. Smith
William D. Dunlap
J. H. Emery
Merlin D. Smith
Emerson and Eales
Urban L. Gerber
W. W Wells
Fankhauser
Rigtrish and Young’s
Tony Adam Schreibvogel
Et Ux
Lena Horton
Farrison and Davis
Elton E. Newberry
Eldon E. Newberry
Newberry
McAllister and Sons, Inc
Et al
Newberry Subdivision
James Richard Smith
Sandra Lea Gray
Garden City
Phillip Ralph Porter
Karla Dorothy Kaasch
Lakewood
Colo
Courts and Police Notices From County and City
County court abates for A F Smith Marienthal for insufficient funds checks 18 49 and 6 75 costs. Eldon Culver Dodgs City speeding 10 and 5 costs. Elvin J Bell Wichita speeding 10 and 5 costs. District civil State of Kansas vs Mel Krebs pond forfeiture. Police bonds posted Harvey Dean Manneman 925 N 10th improper driving 5. Mrs Beulah Orewe Gooden 312 Washington permitting a minor to drive 5. Mrs John Marlow Rt 1 improper left hand turn 3. John Morris Smith 2109 N 6th improper mufflers 10. Arrested J D Mosby 201 S ath drunk.
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A. F. Smith
Marienthal
Eldon
Culver
Dodgs City
Elvin J. Bell
Wichita
State of Kansas
Mel Krebs
Pond
Harvey Dean
Manneman
Beulah Orewe Gooden
Washington
John Marlow
John Morris Smith
J. D. Mosby
S. Ath
Sit-in at Chicago Board of Education Halted by Police
In Chicago a nine day civil rights sit in at the Board of Education offices ended when police arrested ten demonstrators for trespass and disorderly conduct. The protest, organized by CORE against de facto school segregation, drew about 20 others outside the building. Police report injuries to four officers and a 10 year old girl as clashes occurred when some demonstrators tried to reenter.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Congress of Racial Equality
Clair W. Roddewig
Board of Education
Roddewig
Association of Western Railways
Washington
Board
Aimino
New Demonstrations Threaten Racial Cloud over Cambridge
Racial tensions flare as a state mediated committee delays action in Cambridge Maryland with the NAACP and local leaders awaiting a decision. Governor Tawes plans a radio TV address amid talks of federalizing National Guard to back policing and curb violence.
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Cambridge
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland Bar Association
Finan
Uh Lawyers
Williamt McA Wulliams
Wie
Ainan
Governor's Office
Mc Williams
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
National Guard
Tawes
Washington crime up four times faster than population
FBI report shows last year crime topped two million serious offenses, over four per minute, with murder down and other categories rising. Hoover’s briefing to Kennedy notes a 13 percent rise above 1959-61 average, amid 45 murders per 100,000 and spikes in robberies and burglaries. Budget deficit narrowed as government mortgage sales exceeded expectations by 800 million. Weekly factory earnings topped $100 with employment near 70 million.
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Associated Press Washington
News From
Washington
FBI
FRY
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Khrushchev Says Nuclear War Could Ruin Mankind
Moscow Premier Khrushchev warned that a nuclear war might destroy humanity and survivors could envy the dead. He spoke at a Kremlin friendship rally honoring Hungarian party chief Janos Kadat as Chinese delegations pressed for divergent communism talks.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Janos Kadat
Lenin Hills
Degree Candidates Named At Kansas State University
Two Garden City students and twelve area students are candidates for summer degrees at Kansas State University. Garden City candidates are Thomas O D Berg kamp with a bachelor of arts and Maynard L Alley with a bachelor of science in business administration. Area graduates include Scott David W Cudney and Raymond D Askey both earning master and bachelor degrees in science, plus others in agriculture, music education, business administration, chemical engineering, elementary education, and music.
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Garden City
Kansas State University
Garden Citians
Thomas OD. Bergkamp
Maynard L. Alley
Seoti
David W. Cudney
Raymond D. Askey
Roger O. Hamilton
Orphan
Logan Duell
Satanta
George L. Dickey
Ulysses
Allen E. Fort
David L. Thomas
Clyde H. Leighty
Montelle H. Emberton
Paul B. Priefers
Scott City
Kathryn L. Frick Fisher
Dighton
Kathleen N. Heinz
Bar of Gold Disappears at London Airport
London AP reports a bay of pure gold valued at 7000 dollars vanished Thursday night. The bar, packed in a wooden box, disappeared during a move from the British European Airways warehouse toward an airliner bound for Malta. The incident occurred just before takeoff.
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London
Death of Garden City Farmer Sol Stuckey at 87
Sol Stuckey 87 longtime Garden City resident and retired farmer died shortly before noon today. He lived at 309 North 9th. Garand Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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Sol Stuckey
Garden City
Garand Funeral Home
Richard R. Johnson dies at 16 after MD battle
Richard Ray Johnson of 209 North Fifth Street died Thursday afternoon at St. Catherine Hospital. Born January 28, 1947 in Garden City he lived here all his life and was a Methodist. Survived by his mother Clara Johnston. father preceded in death. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. Phillips-White Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Handa officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Richard Ray Johnson
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Richard
Methodist Church
Richard Johnson
Clara Johnston
Phillips-White Funeral
Paul Handa
Valley View Cemetery
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Karla
Lloyd Moffetts
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Joseph P. Koppel Jr
Teuttebaum
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N. 6Th
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NAACP
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Lakin
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Treasury
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Garden City Telegram
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