Alarming drop in Garden City voter rolls prompts concern
The July 31 1964 Garden City Telegram notes a drop of over 760 registered voters in two years amid population growth. It cites home-building movement and re-registration gaps, cites weak primary turnout, party independency trends, and a Hutchinson court ruling on public registration books as factors shaping voter participation.
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Garden City
Hutchinson
Primary Choices in Finney County Races
The upcoming Tuesday votes in Finney County feature two key primaries. Republican voters choose a county attorney candidate with Dan High competing against the incumbent, while Democratic ballots nominate a sheriff candidate among two contenders, including former Sheriff Rar Robinson. The winner faces November opposition in both races.
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Finney County
Dan High
Rar! Robinson
Garden City
Government buys post office site from murder suspect
The U S government paid Byron de la Beckwith 25630 dollars for a Greenwood Mississippi post office site tied to the Medgar Evers murder case. GSA picked five parcels in 1962, with Assistant Postmaster General Sidney Bishop approving the purchase.
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United States
Byron Dé la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Mississippi
Greenwood
Miss
Beckwith
FBI
Evers
U.S
General Services Administration
GSA
Atlanta
Randolph Jackson
James Sheppard
Talmadge Kirkland
al Mott
Memphis
Fox Harmond
General Services
Birmingham
Jack Kerley
Greenwood Commonwealth
Sidney Bishop
J. H. Freeman
de la
Mrs. Freeman
Post Office Department
Weekend kittens and local notices in Wichita
Kittens offered for free by Ray Shearmire and Gary Weiser at Wichita addresses. A La Leche Club serves expectant and nursing mothers. The Beatles announce a U S tour starting August 27 at the Cow Palace. An old price line notes a shift from 98 cents to 34.54 for body chemical values.
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Garden Bowl
Ray Shearmire
Gary Weiser
Wichita
Boyle Substitute Pittsburgh Still King of Steel
Pittsburgh remains the steel heart of America despite Chicago claims. The piece argues Pittsburgh’s spirit built railroads, skyscrapers, and armament, noting the Empire State Building and wartime might, while ending with the inscription inside: Made in Pittsburgh.
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King of Steel
Kaiser
Hitler
Chicago
Empire State Building
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