Johnson Defends Federal Role at Swarthmore Commencement
President Johnson urged 1964 graduates not to fear the future and defended the federal government as not a major menace to individual liberty. He warned against phantom fears about what lies ahead and urged college seniors to engage with the world rather than retreat from it.
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Swarthmore. Pa
API
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Swarthmore College
Mwheri
Hospital Inpatients And Dismissals Listed By City
Names appear for patients at St Catherine Hospital including Maurice Curran Tomas Maestas Ronald Degenhart and Kathleen Gillan with addresses in Deerfield Stratton and Lakin. Dismissals include Morgan Gottspower and Carl B McNaught with several other residents noted by route and street.
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St. Catherine
Maruice Curran
Davis
Tomas Maestas
Holcomb
Ronald Degenhart
Sidney Nevin
Gladys Sterling
Ther
John Holmes
E. Chestnut Leroy FE. Downlain
C. d. Gardiner
Harold Stevenson
St. Catherine Sunrday
Kathleen Ann Gillan
Wheatridge
Mark Schreiber
Theron
Walter Hubbard
D. M. Burch
Deerfield
Ann B. Trion
City
Larry M. Derryberry
Sam Pappas
Terry Rhodes
Leapeld
Clark Hanson
Stratton
Neb
Morgan Gottspower
Lakin
Carl B. McNaught
N. Ard
Freedom questions frame Nixon era address on government limits
The chief executive posed rhetorical questions about government subverting freedom through social programs and environmental action, while tying civil rights to his antipoverty push. He argued government can liberate individuals from restrictive forces and highlighted freeing 2 million Americans denied rights due to race as part of a broader war on poverty.
City market reports steady to lower cattle and Hog gains
Local produce markets show receipts of 2,113 cattle and 408 hogs. Friday’s market was steady to 25 cents lower on steers and heifers, with light weights bringing 18 to 22 dollars. Holsteins 14 to 15.50, yearling heifers 15 to 16.50, cows and calves 150 to 180 per pair, bulls 17 to 18. Hog prices up 50 cents, top hogs 15, lights 13.50 to 14, sows 10.90 to 12.20. Kansas City figures include 19.75 to 21 for steers and 20.50 to 31.80 for prime cattle. hogs around 14.50 to 15.60 for barrows and gilts.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Warranty Deeds And Marriages In Garden City Area
Legal notices record several warranty deeds including transfers from Earl L Tipton to Carl Kemper lot 6 block 1 Morris subdivision and from John W W Hawk to John L H Hawk NEI 27-29-00, plus marriage licenses for pairs in Garden City and surrounding towns. Public notices list abatements for Arthur Thul and various court actions, with district court divorces and annulments, police summonses for mufflers and improper driving, and several Monday and Sunday vehicle incidents in Garden City involving minor injuries and property damage.
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Earl L. Tipton
Carl Kemper
Morris
Lawrence Strackeljohn
Garden City Co-operative Equity Exchange
John W W. Hawk
John L H. Hawk
John W. Golden
Francis Richmeier
Harman
Terry Lee Rhodes
Katherine Ann Geier
Garden City
Arthur Thul
Ellinwood
Billy Brewer
Bill Farmer
Rt. 1
Michael A. Blackett
802 Center
Vern L. Armantrout
Leona Armantrout
Faye Basler
Clyde Basler
Ruby Lee Brock
Howard L. Brock
James 0. Lawis
W. Fulton
Grover L. Mendenhall
E. Chestnut
Donald
R. Hobeen
N. Muth
Clarise Ethel Dodson
Picnic honors Avery candidate for governor in Finnup Park
About 100 people attended a free picnic in Finnup Park honoring Republican governor candidate Bill Avery. Sponsored by the Finney County Avery for Governor Committee. Also note Brown University confers PhD on Gervais Reed with a thesis on Claude Barbin. Farm tax refund forms now available at Finney County Extension Office with returns due July 1 to Sept 30 for 1963 64.
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Finnup Park
Bill Avery
Finney County
Gervais E. Read
G. F. Reed
Brown University
Providence
R.I
Claude Barbin
Parke
Louis Xy
Ashland Man Heads VFW as 1965 convention set
William N. Aldridge of Ashland was elected state department Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. New officers include Kenneth R. Keller Junction City senior vice commander and George Matson Pittsburg junior vice commander. Other posts list Jim Maloney Topeka adjutant quartermaster Leo Mills Yates Center judge advocate James Shaver Goodland chaplain. Mrs Georgette Lonsinger Wamego department president of the auxiliary and Mrs Thelma Stewart Hays senior vice president. Junction City to host 1965 convention.
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Wichita
William N. Aldridge
Ashland
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sunda
Kenneth R. Keller
Junction City
George €. Matson
Pittsburg
Jim Maloney
Topeka
Leo W. Mills
Yates Center
James Shaver
Goodland
Georgette Lonsinger
Wamega
Thelma Stewart
Hays
Donations May Help Save Singer's Children's Village
PERIGUEUX France AP Generous gifts pour into a special fund to keep Josephine Baker and her 11 adopted children from eviction. Baker seeks $400000 to rescue Milandes chateau and its furnishings from foreclosure while pursuing diversifying income through land development and tourism as Brigitte Bardot’s radio TV appeal boosts donations.
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Singer's Children’s Village
Periguem
France
Josephine Baker
Milandes
Miss Baker
Star
Mirandes
Brigitte
Bardot
Miss Bardot
Japan
Africa
South America
Finland
Baker
Essex Wire Strike Moves Into 101st Day
Essex Wire Corp strike enters the 101st day as a proposed settlement failed to win union approval. IUE members returned the package to their bargaining committee unanimously. Gov Romney remains in the background as 200 National Guardsmen patrol the strike zone under a state of emergency.
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Hllsdale
Mich
APY
Essex Wire Corp
International Union of Eelectrical Workers
George Gould
IUE International
Hillsdale
Essex
George W. Romney
Romney
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio City
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
National
Thousands plunge into Ganges for Nehru ashes
In Allahabad thousands of mourners swarmed the Ganges as Nehru’s ashes were scattered. A floating platform sank under the weight, a woman drowned, and police used clubs to keep crowds from boats. Indira Gandhi and her brothers witnessed the event amid searing heat.
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Allahabad
India
Ganges
Nehru
New Delhi
Garner Named Scoutmaster of Troop 95
Duane Garner becomes the new scout master of Troop 95 sponsored by the Christian Church, succeeding Mantford Dellinger. He led his first Court of Honor where Richard Vannaman earned tenderfoot, John Dorts and Mike Vannaman earned second class, Marvin Wilson and Eddie Anderson received one year pins, and Dale Culbertson earned mechanical drawing. First aid and animal industry merit badges went to John Dotts, John Wagner, Gary Wagner, and Bryce Stocker. David Culbertson, senior patrol leader, presented two handmade flag holders from high school shop class.
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Garner
Richard Vannaman
John Dorts
Mike Vannaman
Marvin Wilson
Eddie Anderson
Dale Culbertson
John Dotts
John Wagner
Gary Wagner
Bryce Stonehocker
David Culbertson
Washington Briefs on Soviet Rivalry and Religion
Washington reports discuss the Soviet China clash likely to end in a split but not war, with Dr. Mose L. Harvey noting no gains from a military showdown. Also covered are debates on public school religion, Herter urging independence from Moscow in Eastern Europe, and Johnson’s communion at St. Mark's Episcopal Church clarifying eligibility questions.
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Washington
Soviet Union
China
Mose L. Harvey
State Department
U.S. News & World Report
Harvey
Center For Advanced International Studies
The
University of Miami
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Cellar
D-N.y
Johnson
Christian Church
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Canonio Albert J. du Bois
American Church Union
Episcopal
St. Mark's
William M. Baxter
William F. Creighton
Deaths: Mrs Emma Blehn Austin 85 former Garden City resident
Mrs Emma Blehn Austin 85 of Long-time DeerfieldWake died Sunday morning at Goodwill Nursing Home after a long illness. Born May 29 1879 in Kitchner Ontario she moved to Deerfield with parents in 1893 and to Garden City 64 years ago. She married Sam E Austin Jan 1 1900 in Garden City he died July 15 1932. Survived by Ruth Austin Pacific Grove Calif two sons Gene Austin and Ed Austin four brothers Solomon Biehn Welling Biehn Moses and Delbert Biehn two grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 10 a.m. Garland Funeral Home Chapel with Rev J Merion Kadyk Presbyterian officiating Graveside Valley View Cemetery Rebekah Lodge. Friends may call Garland's Tuesday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
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Emma Blehn Austin
Garden City
Deerfield
Goodwill Nursing Hote
Kitchner
Ontario
Canada
Wichita County
Sam E. Austin
Austin
Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Austin
Pacific Grove
Calif
Gene Austin
Ed Austin
Hackberry
Solomon Biehn
Holcomb
Welling Biehn
Hutchinson
Moses
Delbert
Biehn
Garland Funeral Home Chapel
J. Merion Kadyk
The
Presbyterian Church
Valley View Cemetery
Garland
Samuel A Wells dies at 84 in Garden City area
Samuel A Wells a retired businessman and farmer died this morning at Briar Hill Manor. He was a longtime Garden City resident and is survived by three sons Rene Wells of Great Bend Robert Wells of 11466 Hackberry and Dale Wells of Wi N 6th. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Garland Funeral Home.
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Samuel A. Wells
Briar Hill Manor
Citian
Rene Wells
Great Bend
Robert Wells
Hackberry
Dale Wells
Garland Funeral pHome
Thieves Break Into Standard Supply Store
A break-in at Standard Supply, 107 N Th, was reported to Garden City police. Between May 26 and Saturday, thieves took money and a money box from a soft drink machine and a gold watch with band.
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Standard Supply
Garden City
Trade N Travel Time Wagons Buy For Chevelle Malibu
Trade N Travel Time at the Chevrolet dealer signals a last chance to select from 11 Chevelle models including Wagons coupes Super Sports convertibles and sedans. Features highlighted include curved side windows and self cleaning rocker panels with wide durable vinyl upholstery for comfort and lasting appearance.
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Pat's Drive
Walter Long
Elma Mendoza
Larado
Tex
Arnold Wood
Scott City
Nick Rome
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William Boles
Thomas Maestas
Kenneth Waller
Ham
Mark Villarreal
A. C. Rutledge
Felix Hermoetllo
Conkling Clayton Cook
William Kuehn
EB. Chestien
Leopold
Pete Ratzlaff
St. Catharina
Saarry Derryberry
Legals
Ronald J. Harman
Cheryl Lee Owen
Jerry L. Bauder
Worland
Colo
Norma Jean Nelson
Copeland
Bruce D. Autler
Barbara Jean Gunn
Roger Bollet
Kanapolis
Iris Bushell
Clay Center
Roger B. Shriver
Fort Carson
Helen L. Smith
Ingalls
Barry S. Maxfield
E. Hazel
Flamingo
Charles William Darnit
Lewis Joseph Kilbourn
Conkling
Safeway
Ruben Jasper Harman
Chesterfield
Huey Curl
Porter Lumber
Frank William Morris
Kenneth Joseph Wasinger
Ashland Man Heads
VFW
Telegram
Becky Terrell
Garden City Piano Teachers League
Kathy York
Diana Fromm
Duane Garner
Mantford Dellinger
RED Bloc
Christian Herter
Moscow
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Herter
Geneva
Poland
Yugoslavia
United States
Clee Telegram Mondey
Emma Biehn Austin
Chevrolet
Trae Travel
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Schreiber Motors, Inc
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