Governors Clash Over Civil Rights Rule At Conference
Amid a 5th annual Governors Conference, Republicans led by Rockefeller oppose a proposed unanimous-vote rule for adopting resolutions on civil rights, arguing it would curb debate and conference influence. Democrats defend two-thirds or higher thresholds, while others propose compromises to keep records of positions on civil rights.
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Miami
Bhauh
Nelson Ayalér
New York
Kelelion
Roseillini
Executive Committee
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Rockefeller
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Mark ©. Hatfield
Oregon
Tatfield
Lilly
Garden City Livestock Market Report Delivers Mixed Steer and Hog Prices
Market activity shows steers sold 25 to 30 cents higher than last week, with strictly choice steers at 25 to 25.70 and average goods 22 to 23. Heifers move 23.50 to 24.50, calves 25 to 27.50, and light yearlings 25 to 25.50. Hog prices rose about a dime, top 18.70, while cow and calf values held firm. Kansas City reports steady to up, hogs 4.5% higher, and cattle and calves mixed for the day.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Choice i
Infant Jimmy Dean Walker dies in Dodge City
Ingalls baby Jimmy Dean Walker, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell D. Walker, died Sunday morning at Trinity Hospital in Dodge City. Born Saturday, he leaves a sister Rinda Ann, maternal grandparents Adolph Waltz of Garden City, and paternal grandparents Willard Walker of Pierceville. Funeral arrangements are pending with Phillips White Funeral Home Sublette.
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Jimmy Dean Walker Ingalls
Jimmy Dean Walker
Ales
Darrell D. Walker
Ingalls
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
Rinda Ann
Adolph Waltz
Garden City
Willard Walker
Pierceville
Phillips
Whie Puneral Tome
Three Attend Basic Police Officers Course
Three men were sent from here to attend the basic police officers course at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Wayne Perry dispatcher Bob Long patrolman and Dennis Michael Lakin will join the Garden City force and left yesterday for the week long course.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Wayne Perry
Bob Long
Dennis Michael
Lakin
Garden City
Peking and Moscow Agree To Meet Again For Talks
Peking and Moscow announced they would meet again to seek settlement of the Sino Soviet dispute. The talks broke off recently and Western observers say little progress occurred. The central committees will set the place and time at the next encounter.
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Moscow
Red
Teng Usiao-ping
Mikhail Suslov
Six H ers to Attend Camp at Rock Springs 4-H Center
Six H ers from Finney County will attend Health and Conservation Camp at Rock Springs 4-H Center near Junction City. Health camp attendees are Donald Largent Beacon Boosters Colleen Dougherty Lincoln Livoewires. Conservation camp attendees are Roy Largent Beacon Boosters Kaye Sloan Sappy Nlustlers John Lightner Wide Awake Linda Guyer Lin von Livewires. Jim Oeding, former 4-Her, joins conservation camp as continuation committee member.
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Stix Finney County
Roy Largent
Beacon Boosters
Kaye Sloan
Sappy Nlustlers
John Lightner
Wide Awake
Linda Guyer
Linvon Livewires
Jim Oeding
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Across St Catherine Area
Hospital admissions list Saturday and Sunday for St Catherine and surrounding towns includes Brice B McCoy Gardendale Orval Ferris and others. Dismissals cover multiple residents. births note two new sons at St Catherine on July 21. Legal notices include deed transfer and marriage licenses. County updates show bounced checks, fines, and district civil notes.
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St. Catherine
Brice B. McCoy
E. Maple
Orval Ferris
Gardendale
Robert Smith
Miles Partin
Darrell Nichet
Ted A. Turney
Ulysses
Jerri Philbrick
Bancroft
Ronald Brungardt
Mary
Haynes Larry Eslinger
Arthur E
Charles Bird
Lakin
R. E. Calvert
Dwight R. Terwilliger
Shields
Robert M. Smith
Eva Savolt
Scott City
Robert James
Mullinville
Police Bonds Posted In Separate Matters
Garden City Telegram reports July 22 1963 police actions with multiple arrests and bonds. Individuals include Mrs Emanuel Kee Lakin cited for running a red light Milton Rogge Sub lett e improper mufflers William Hallmark at 310 S 7th drunken driving bond 150 Georgia Lattimore 512 N Std drunken 50 Bernard Schuler Ness City drunken 25 Tim Wallin Wichita yellow zone parking arrest Trespass Copeland Rooms John Yates Columbia Miss drunk Theodore Drescher Kalvesta drunk Marshall Hodge Copeland Rooms arrested for drunkenness.
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Milton Frederick Rogge
Sublette
William Edward Hallmark
S. 7Th
Appearance Bond
Georgia
Sue Lattimore
N. Std
Bernard Florance Schuler
Ness City
Tim J. Wallin
Wichita
Earshall
Lester Hodge
Copeland Rooms
John Sylvester Yates
Columbia
Miss
Theodore W. Drescher
Kalvesta
Traffic Collision Reports From Weekend City Streets
Two Saturday accidents reported. At 11 59 a.m. in the 1100 block of E Fulton a car driven by Suzanne Dale Saffels of 1003 Pats Drive and a pickup driven by Fred Die Jon Casinger of Poplar Bluff Missouri sustained damage. At 4 10 p.m. at Kansas and Hattie a car driven by Douglas O McVey of 1311 N 8th and a pedestrian Mrs Joe Ramos of Lakin had no damage notes.
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Block E. Fulton
Suzanne Dale Saffels
Pats
Freddie Jon Casinger
Poplar Bluff
Kansas
Hattie
Douglas O. McVey
Joe Ramos
Lakin
Crops Judging School Planned in Finney County
About 25 Finney County 4-H Club members join 4-H youths from 23 surrounding counties for a district Crops Judging School held Thursday at the 4-H building. Registration begins at 10 a.m. with judging at 10:30 a.m. Kenneth Fromm, county agricultural agent, says six judging classes, need identification samples, and three sets of reasons are planned, with Dale Edelblute assisting.
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Finney County
Kenneth Fromm
Dale Edelblute
Fromm
Two Inmates Escape Farm Colony Sunday
Two inmates fled from the U S Disciplinary Barracks farm colony Sunday night in a military vehicle. The abandoned vehicle was found with its engine running at 98th and State in Wyandotte County. The escapees were Roger A Meisser 19 of Camilla Georgia and Robert G Lopshire 20 of Monroeville Indiana wearing brown farm colony uniforms.
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Ft, Leavenworth
U.S
Farm Colony
98Th
State
Wyandotte
Roger A. Meisser
Camilla
Robert G. Lopshire
Monroeville
Ind
Missile Killer System Could Be Developed
Washington reports qualified scientists say the United States could build an effective antimissile system without further atmospheric nuclear testing. They cite data from last year's Pacific series aiding missile defense research. A separate tax and labor news brief notes wage and salary total hit a June record of 462.1 billion dollars, up from May and June 1962. President Kennedy plans Howard Jenkins Jr. for the National Labor Relations Board, a historic step as the first Black member, while party balance remains 3-2 Democratic. Senator Williams to oppose this year's tax cut, aiming to push it into the 1964 campaign.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Jenkins
Philip R. Rodgers
Jenkin
City budget talks and paving updates at City Hall
City Commissioners will meet at City Hall tonight to discuss the 1964 budget with preliminary proposals to be introduced. Henry Hall chairs the Finney County United Fund drive meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce room. Barricades stay on the newly paved municipal lot at 7th and Chestnut to allow concrete to set. city manager Deane Wiley expects a late week opening.
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Finney County United Fund Drive
Henry Hall
United Fund Board
Rm Chamber of Commerce
7Th and
Chestnut
Deane Wiley
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