Colleges Turn Away Applicants Amid Space Crunch Across Nation
A survey by the Associated Press shows many colleges still have room for applicants, especially in less populated states. Iowa and New England schools report varied admissions, with some universities halting new applications while others face housing and facilities limits. The postwar baby boom also drives demand, pushing schools like Rutgers and Illinois to cap freshman classes and reject applicants.
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Associated Press
University of Rhode Island
Rhode Island College
R.J. College
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Newark
Camden
University of Illinois
Fits Urbana
Chicago
Puses
Darmouth
University of Missouri
State University of New York
Local Produce Eggs and Hens Market Brief
Local markets list extra large Cggs eggs and Goya A s varieties including extra large large and medium eggs, plus small eggs. Heavy Hans and Wight Hens appear in the notice.
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Results Across Markets
Fat cattle receipts 796 head with slow trade and price drops of 50 cents to 1 dollar. Slaughter cows down about a dollar. utilities and commercials at 11 to 12. Kansas City market: calves steady to weak, steers 24.73, heifers 21.00 to 60, hogs steady to higher, sows lower, lambs 24.25 to 50, good to prime ranges noted.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market downward drift follows prior sessions
New York stock market extended its downward pattern as trading stayed light at under five million shares. By noon the Dow Jones industrial average stood at 844.47, down 2.48, with U S Steel and Republic and Bethlehem slipping, Chrysler dropping more sharply, and GM modestly higher while Ford, American Motors, and Studebaker were flat to lower.
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NEW York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Jones & Lynughlin
Republic
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Car Bus Collision Kills Kansas Child at Nebraska Junction
MAYWOOD Neb AP a car and a small bus collided at the Maywood junction of 118 and Nebraska 23 Tuesday killing 6 year old Arthud Cox of Norcatur Kan Cox was driving the car Officers said the accident occurred as the bus driven by William J Hanke 43 of North Platte Neb was making a left turn onto the state highway Both Hanke and a passenger Richard Hert 28 of Curtis Neb were hospitalized at North Platte
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Neb
Nebraska
Arthud Cox
Norcatur
Kan
Cox
Offeers
Wiliam J. Hanke
North Platte
Hanke
Richard Hert
Curtis
Sugar Boost Expands Florida Sugar Cane Plantings
MIAMI Fla AP The U S boycott of Castro Cuba sugar is aiding Florida production as 150 000 acres of land are now in sugar cane up from 60 000 two years ago said State Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Cogner to Miami businessmen.
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MIAME
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Florida
Doyle Cogner
Miami
Nelson Earns Renewal Of GM Scholarship At K State
Garden City student Stephen Douglas Nelson renews his General Motors scholarship at Kansas State University. He will be a senior in psychology, plans at Topeka High School grad. Putnam scholar Phi Eta Sigma member, Ford Foundation Carmichael Program participant, College honors program participant, and captain of K State Quiz Bowl in New York City this spring.
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Stephen Douglas
Nelson
General Motors
Kansas State University
Kenneth A. Nelson
Igét
Topeka High School
Putnam
Phi Eta Sigma
Scholastic
Ford Foundation Carmichael
College of Arts and Sciences
K-State
New York City
Rebels Form Burma Alliance Against Government Forces
Rangoon reports say Burma rebels from the Karen faction have aligned with Communist groups. The Red Flag Trotskyites and White Flag Peking-leaning Communists reportedly agreed to unite about 3,000 guerrilla followers.
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Rangoon
Burma
Dreams Termed Late Late Show Sans Acts
David W. Talbott of East Ohio Gas Co. told Willoughby Lions Club members that people produce their own late show and are the producers, directors, and fully responsible for a dream that is a late show without any commercials.
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Unio (Ap
David W. Talbott
East Ohio Gas Co
Willoughby
Lions Club
House approves offensively mailed bill and social security boost
The House passed a bill allowing homeowners to block morally offensive mail with a 825 to 19 vote and sent it to the Senate. Separately the Rules Committee cleared a Social Security benefits increase for debate next week, with a potential vehicle for a health plan. The U.S. and ESRO signed a joint satellite deal to launch two satellites in 1987 at Vandenberg, with ESRO supplying spacecraft and instruments and the U.S. NASA handling training and launch. West Germany the Netherlands and the United Kingdom form the ESRO alliance, with Italy expected to join.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Ways and Means
United States
European Space Research Organization
European Organization
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vandenberg Air Force Base
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West Germany
Netherland
United Kingdom
Italy
Khrushchev Attacks GOP Platform On Anti-Communism
In Warsaw Khrushchev criticizes the Republican platform as warlike and anti-communist. He denounces Barry Goldwater’s stance without naming him, recalling Nazi era gatherings and warning against threats. The event follows the U.S. and Britain diplomats leaving amid Polish Communist party editor Gomulka’s criticisms.
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Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Barry Goldwater
Poland
U.S
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Khrush
Threats Against Life Of Goldwater Revealed
Two threats against the life of Sen Barry Goldwater the Republican presidential nominee were reported in Dallas Texas on Tuesday A switchboard operator at an automobile dealership said she received the calls Tuesday morning The second call came as police were being told of the first Dallas Police Chief Jesse Cumity said he had alerted Washington DC police to the calls.
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Barry Goldwater
Anutomobile
Dallas
Jesse Cumity
Washington, D.C
Ranger 7 Moon Shot Carries High Stakes for JPL
Pasadena reports Ranger 7 stands as a pivotal test after Ranger 6 failed to return close up lunar surface pictures. JPL chief William Pickering cites a 50-50 shot, with improvements and a final three-mission plan, while NASA contemplates fallback if signals fail.
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Lunar
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U.S. Space Agency
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William Pickering
Pickering
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Groundbreaking ceremony for Ruedi Dam forms Fryingpan Arkansas project
Basalt Colorado heard a ceremonial blast Sunday launching the Ruedi Dam as part of the Fryingpan Arkansas project. The $18 million structure will store Fryingpan River water, be tunneled beneath the Rockies into the Arkansas River, and support irrigation and power for the Arkansas Valley. About 1,000 workers will be employed. the 10 year project will benefit Linion, Lamar, and nearby areas.
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Rocky Mountains
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Arkansas Valley
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Lamar
Danny Valdez Wins Unanimous Decision in Vegas Feud
In Las Vegas two featherweights both named Danny Valdez fought 10 rounds with no clear break in the feud. The Los Angeles based Valdez, listed as Danny, won a unanimous decision over the Mexico City Valdez listed as Daniel. The winner improved to 15-8.
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Nev
Danny Valdez
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Valdez
Daniel
Sunny Jim to Celebrate 90th Birthday at Races
New York AP reports Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons will attend Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey to celebrate his 90th birthday by going to the races. The famed trainer, retired last year, remains one of the world’s best known horsemen as fans prepare for the event.
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Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Ranger 7
Saybody
NASA
Air Force
Alvin RA. Luedecke
Luedecke
New York
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Mr. Pilz
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Appeals Court Holds Future of Sam Sheppard
AKRON Ohio AP Sam Sheppard faces a stay hearing by the 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals after his release on habeas corpus. The case follows his murder conviction for the 1954 bludgeon slaying of Marilyn Sheppard and outlines motions to set aside the freeing order and to maintain his bond.
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Akron
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Slayer
Bay Village
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Chicago
New York City
Cincinnati
Shippard
U.S
Appeals Court
Lester L. Cecil
Dayton
Paul C. Weick
Clifford O'Sullivan
Port Horton
Mich
Cecil
Sheppard
US District Court
Carl’ A. Weinman
Weinman
Shepard
Dismissals At St Catherine And Area Names List
Dismissals at St Catherine include Marcia E Barker Roy F Presley Mrs Freeman Skipton Deer Francis Lavern Wright Scott City. Names listed: Catherine Mrs Donald Strack Westside Trailer Court Marsha Elaine McEachern Bernard J Bergkamp 512 Conkling Mrs William Holcomb 709 Pennsylvania Jerry M Riegel 510 N 9th Russell Scott Dyer 707 Ham line Albert J Molder 1009 N 11th Mrs James Brattin 121 W Hazel Mrs Sam W Gravitt 801 E Hackberry Mrs C W Carr 704 BE John son Mrs Herman J Pruitt Deer field.
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Donald Strack
Westside
Marsha Elaine McEachern
Scott City
Bernard J. Bergkamp
Conkling
William Holcomb
Pennsylvania
Jerry M. Riegel
Russell Scott Dyer
Hamline Albert J. Molder
James Brattin
W. Hazel
Sam W. Gravitt
E. Hackberry
C. W
Young Hobby Club Winners Named in Telegram Contest
The Telegram lists recent Young Hobby Club winners including Beverly Swattder Rita Powers Terry Pullman Scott City James Dreiling Nelda McColm Billy Preston Pam Uthe Randy Steinmetz and Judith Cornelius. Prizes are sent to winners by ismail.
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Walker
Rita Powers
Terry Pullman
Scott City
James Dreiling
Inge
Nelda McColm
Billy Preston
Bancroft
Pam Uthe
Marlene Knoll
Rt 1
Randy Steinmetz
Hobcomb
Judith Cornelius
Garden City
Ismail
Christmas Gobblers Not Arbitrationable Employee Bonus
A U.S. district judge ruled that a Christmas turkey bonus offered to Vertol Division Boeing Co employees from 1954 to 1962 is a custom, not a contractual obligation. The practice ended last year and a labor union sought arbitration, but Judge Allen K. Grim found the turkeys not subject to arbitration.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Vertol
Boeing Co
Allen K. Grim
Births and legal notices from Garden City area
A birth is reported at St. Catherine for Carl and Mrs. Anderson a daughter born July 21 at 4 15 a m weight five pounds three ounces in Garden City and a list of local residents names including Scott Billinger Valgamore Garton Happas Birkholz Smith Brakes Bieker Michel Buerkle and others appears with addresses. Legal notices include Warranty Deed Harold W Stevenson et al to Garden City Co Els of SW 4 27 23 34 and Trustee's Deed Raimon Walters trustee to John F Walters TH one fourth interest in land in Steve n s Second Addition Marriage license Howard Bobbitt Jr 25 and Charlotte Walker 22 both of Garden City.
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Clarence C. Smith
Garden City Ave
LeRoy Brakes
City
Paulette Bieker
N. Main
Linda Michel
Lakin
Andrew Buerkle
Holcomb
St. Catherine
Carl Anderson
Harold W. Stevenson
Garden City Co
Raimon G. Walters
John F. Walters
Steven
Howard Bobbitt Jr
Charlotte Walker
Garden City
Court records recap speeding and traffic fines
County court fines list Kenneth W Dible Rexford speeding 60 in 50 mph zone 10 dollars plus 6 costs Norman E Becker Rt 1 stopping at sign 10 dollars plus 5 costs Ton Gwen Lanning 2006 N A speeding 30 in 20 mph zone no driver license 20 dollars Marvin Leroy Naab 712 N 7th improper driving 10 dollars Correction Glenn John Bily Copeland Rooms drunk charge corrected to 109 dollars Traffic Clear y accident Tuesday 10 35 a m 24 miles west on US 50 Pickup Mark Robins Holcomb no damage car Paul H Brewer Ulysses extensive Kenneth Wicks undersheriff
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Kenneth W. Dible
Rexford
Norman E. Becker
Rt. 1
Gwen Lanning
Marvin Leroy Naab
Glenn John Bilily
Copeland Rooms
Cearly
US 50
Mark Robins
Holcomb
Paul H. Brewer
Ulysses
Kenneth Wicks
Three Presumed Dead In Muddy Highway Crater
AKRON AP A sewer line collapse during a violent storm created a 40 foot mud crater on a four lane highway trapping a girl and rescuers. A police officer and college student remain missing after attempting to save Claudia Shidler 10 and others. two others were rescued with injuries.
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Akron
Opie
Claudia Shidler
Ronald D. Rotruck
Hugh M. O'Neil
Georgetown University
General Tire and Rubber Co
William O'Neil
Claudia
Velma Shidler
Janet Lewis
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