Red Chinese Shun Russian Showdown
In a July 2 letter, the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party told the Soviet Communist Party China would not participate in a showdown meeting of world Communist parties. Peking called the planned talks schismatic and opposed the Moscow initiative. The message was relayed by Tokyo monitored broadcasts from the New China News Agency.
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China
Russia
Sill
Communist Movement
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Toyko
New China News Agency
Moscow
Pes Ag
International Communist Movement
Soviet
Tong
Admissions List At St Catherina Hospital
Hospitals admissions at St Catherina show a roster of patients including Mrs Frank Raley Rt 1 Juanita Mac Wilks 504 Evans Mrs Lucy Patton 1501 B Fulton Horace Herring 13901 A Mrs Orville Lo Jones Kendale Delbert J Miller Ulysses Brenda Lee Moseley 107 W Hazel Frances Lavern Wright Scott City Mrs Martha L Heiser 90ae Evans Tony Eugene Kraus Jr Holcomb Harold Dean Berry Deerfield Mrs William Rooney 1618 York Ave Mrs Oliver Miner 914 N 6th
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Frank Raley
Juanita Mac Wilks
Evans
Lucy Patton
B. Ful
Ton Horace Herring
Orville Lo Jones
Kendale
Delbert J. Miller
Ulysses
Brenda Lee Moseley
W. Hazel Frances Lavern Wright
Scott City
Martha L. Heiser
Dismissals and police bond notices in Garden City
Garden City lists dismissals at St Catherine and At Mrs Merle Adkisson along with a long roll of police bonds posted for speeding mufflers and license issues. Also noted are accidents on Main and Kansas and Garden City Co op tractor incident with a car. A political broadcast follows urging 28 Communist parties invited to a world conference on the USSR China split.
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Main
Kansas
Robert Eugene Haller
Denver
Colo Ard
Raymond Wilson
Holcomb
Kansas Ave
Garden City
Red China
Walu
France
Japan
Indonesi
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports Kansas City livestock markets with 2,200 calves and 4,000 hogs. Cows are steady, hogs down to 25 cents, sows varied by weight. Lambs and sheep show steady demand with spring lambs at 23.50 to 23.75 and ewes around 3.00 to 5.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock market rises slightly on mixed gains and losses
New York AP reports selective gains in motors and electrical gear and rail helped lift stocks early. Chemicals declined while oils and utilities were mixed and tobaccos slipped. The AP average rose 0.2 to 318.3 with industrials up 0.6, rails down 0.6, and utilities up 0.2. Dow up 1.59 to 640.26. Chrysler and General Motors advanced, Ford dipped slightly, Calgon surged over 3 amid its 150 percent stock dividend proposal.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Calgon
Eagles convention and university enrollment notes
Telegraf Ted Roe Se Washington on Kansas State campus this week pre enrolling for fall. Vigter Breit 215 Conkling appointed as personal aide to the present at the Eagles International convention Wednesday through Saturday. Herschel McWilliams Kansas City Kansas is president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Jowen of Lakin named as one of twenty jurymen selected for a ourt jury to convene in Wichita August 18. The session will hear criminal cases presented by assistant U.S. attorneys.
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Washington
Kansas State University
Vigter Breit
Conkling
Eagles
Herschel McWilliams
Kansas City
Kan
Order of Eagles
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Lakin
Cos
Wichita
U.S
Firemen Battle Wheat Straw Fire Near Garden City
Firemen fought a wheat straw blaze for about three hours starting at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday northeast of Garden City. About 1,230 bales on R. L. Walker farm, five miles northeast, were burned. The straw bales contained much wheat still on the stalks and the fire was believed caused by a nearby electric fence.
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R. L. Walker
Garden City
Johnson calls for better farm policy answers at White House
President Johnson urged the National Agricultural Advisory Commission to set aside partisanship to improve farm prosperity, noting recent gains in exports income and profits and expressing optimism that the trend can continue. The White House address followed a June rise in federal civilian employment and plans for a White House conference with state university presidents in August to discuss regional issues.
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Washington
Johnson
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
White House
America
Washington (Ap
Joint Committee
Bandit Flees Scene Leaves Cash Behind in KC Hold-Up
Ross Arnise, owner of a store at 2303 Independency Blvd, said a reluctant bandit attempted a holdup on Wednesday night. The man bought gum for a dollar from cashier Ms. Boris Duffield, then brandished a pistol and fled before Arnise could reach his own weapon.
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Kansas City
Ross Arnise
Independency Blvd
Boris Duffield
Arnise
Unian
Senate approves 46 billion defense bill in 76-0 vote
The Senate unanamously okayed 46.7 billion dollars for defense, far above Johnson's request, with House action due to set a compromise figure. The vote, led by Sen. Richard Russell, backed large outlays for manpower missiles submarines and other military hardware for the future. The bill included Navy yard funding amid ongoing defense economy moves. Senator Javits proposed a rider to shield yards only with advance committee approval, but the measure was defeated on a voice vote.
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Senate
Richard B. Russell
House
Congress
Pentagon
Johnson
Nebate
Russell
Georgia
Robert S. McNamara
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Veteran Pittsburg Physician McDonald Dies at 82
Pittsburg Kansas AP report says Dr. Ernest C. McDonald aged 82, a longtime Pittsburg physician with over 50 years of practice, died Wednesday of a heart attack at his Stilwell Hotel home.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Ernest C. McDonald
Stilwell Hotel
Name Change Hearing for Jeremiah Blea in Finney County
In Finney County Kansas the district court holds a hearing on Jeremiah Solomon Blea petitioning to change his name from Jerry B Duran. The matter is set for August 1964 in Garden City with notice required to all persons concerned and a default if no appearance is made. Attorneys Haag Saffles Hope represent the petitioner. First published July 2 30 1964.
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Garden City Telegram
Tite
Finney County
Kansas
Jeremiah Soloman Blea
Jeremiah Solomon Blea
Jerry B. Duran
Garden City
Deremtal Salonian Blea
Petitionwarterung, Haag, Saffels & Hope Shaden
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State of Kansas
Winnex County
Siid
Ava
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Uearing
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Calé Court
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Edward B. Bill
Edward FE Bhi
Jane Straub
Pittsburgie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Anciaty
James M. Straub
Calinan, Green and Calihan
Weat
Fine Street
Morhis
Laing
Evans
Bock
South Market Street
Wichita
Katsis bTaua
Raid
Grovker C. Mangan
State OF
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Amid
Cty
Wy Finney County
Angan
TRA Kun
Deviners
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Tra Kuns
TL Cathan
Sald Esstate
AML
Wink
GOP nominees for lieutenant governor and attorney general
Republican voters face five choices for lieutenant governor and five for attorney general in the upcoming primary. This preview provides thumbnail sketches of the ten candidates and outlines what each seeks to bring to the offices.
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GOP
Man Alleges Discrimination in 1963 Fire Chief Promotion
TOPEKA AP A Kansas City Kansas fire department captain, John Anderson, 54, filed suit in U S District Court alleging discrimination after not winning a promotion 14 months earlier. He contends he should have received the promotion and $85 extra monthly for 12 years to retirement, claiming 15 percent credit for tenure was denied while white applicants received it. He sought $11,815. The suit targets five members of the Kansas City Civil Service Commission.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Civil Service Commission
Garden City probate notices and public improvements update
Multiple probate and estate notices from Finney County Kansas including petitions for probate of wills for Grover C. Mangan and Tra Kuns, appointment of executors and dates for hearings in Garden City. public hearing notice for Davis Street improvements in Garden City with estimated cost and assessment plan. final line notes on notice publication dates and attorneys.
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The puzzle page presents a cryptic clue set with numbered across and down hints. It lists words like harbor vessel lamprey skin tumors and pronouns alongside cryptogram strings suggesting a hidden answer and theme from King Features Syndicate.
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