Byrd for tax cut curb amid rising deficits says Byrd
Washington AP Senator Harry F Byrd chairman of the Senate Finance Committee criticizes the Johnson administration for rapid tax cuts and mounting future spending. He cites the 4 8 billion tax cut bill and warns deficits will persist without restraint. Secretary Fowler estimates the deficit could shrink from 5 3 to 4 3 billion with higher revenues and modest cuts. Byrd urges spending containment. The administration boosts antipoverty and public works budgets, while higher education funding faces approval.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Johnson
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
William M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Fowler
Fiagvens
Congress
Praident Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Market cattle and hogs mixed at KC and Garden City sale
Fat cattle receipts 394 head with steers 25.50 to 28.30 for high tier and standards down to 22.50. Hogs steady to 25 higher with barrows and gilts 21.00 to 23.00. Sheep light, lambs 26.75 to 27.25. Kansas City cattle 26.15 to 28.35 for choice steers. feeders 24.50 to 27.00. cows 14.00 to 16.50.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock Quotes From Telegraph Data
The record notes a 2 p.m. stock quotation feed from Goffe & Cerkenur Inc. The snippet lists a price for BR at 6.3244, reflecting a specific market snapshot.
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Goffe & Cerkenur, Inc
Road Work Pacts Awarded In Kansas Southwest District
The Kansas Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 4.103 million dollars for road improvements across primary and secondary Kansas routes including Southwest Division Six projects in Grant Seward and Wichita counties totaling 185 thousand dollars. Popejoy Construction Co. received 81 thousand dollars for Grant County work and 91 thousand dollars for Seward County work. E. W. Blair Inc. was awarded 62 thousand dollars for a Beaver Creek bridge in Wichita County.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Kansas
Southwest Area
Grant
Seward
Wichita
Grant County
US 160
Ulysses
Grant- Staten
Popejoy Construction Co., Inc
Seward County
Popejoy
Kismet
Beaver Creek
Marienthal
Wichita County
E. W. Blair, Inc
Salina
Man Injured in Hay Mill Mishap at Local Co op
David C. Bailey, 2154 W. Kansas, suffered possible neck injury after two bales of alfalfa hay slid from a truck and struck him at Garden City Co op hay mill Tuesday afternoon. He remains in satisfactory condition at St. Catherine Hospital. Bailey had started work last week.
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Garden City Co-op
St. Catherine Hospital
David C. Bailey
Kansas
Bailey
Co-op
Lake Cleanup Day At Lake McKinney After Tornado
Lake Cleanup Day scheduled Sunday for the Lake McKinney dock area follows tornado damage. Volunteers report at 9 a.m. CST with chainsaws and rakes to clear debris. Trees damaged, concession stand demolished, four of fifteen dock sections twisted, water risen to ramps. LMJA under Dick Robinson Jr. as president.
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Lake McKinney
Lakin
Lake McKinney Improvement Assn
Lke
LMJA
Dick Robinson Jr
Garden City
Woman Suffers Mishap Injuries in County Collision
Mrs Jovita Garcia 48 Holcomb admitted to St Catherine Hospital after a two car crash at a county road intersection 4 miles north and 1 mile west of Garden City Tuesday. Her husband Pedro 61, Raymond Schweer 48 of Garden City and Lydia Schweer 48 received treatment and were released. Raymond and two year old Vern Schweer were uninjured. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage.
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Jovita Garcia
Holcomb
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
First New Wheat Into Kansas City
The first car load of Kansas wheat arrived in Kansas City from Hartner. It graded one heavy yellow hard tough and tested 63 pounds 13.8 moisture and 0 percent protein. Standard Milling Co bought it at 1.55 off the floor. The U S Army notes Ferdinand Zeppelin made his first balloon ascent in 1863 at Fort Snelling Minnesota.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Hartner
Standard Milling Co
U.S. Army
Count Ferdinand Zepplin
Army
Ft. Snelling
Minnesota
Grant Okayed for Migrant Workers Program in Kansas
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 42916 grant to the Association for Service to Migrant Workers at Western Kansas Inc. for school day care and self improvement in Finney and Kearny counties. Classes will be in Holcomb and Lakin public schools with 9 teachers and 2 administrators for about 120 children.
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Finney and
Kearny Counties
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
The
Association For Service To Migrant Workers At Western Kansas, Inc
Holcomb and
Lakin
Kansas Child Care
State Department of Social Welfare
Association For Services To
Western Kansas
Kansas
Approxim
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Roster
Admissions listed for St Catherine and area clinics include Virgil Grown Eminence KE Arlen Crabb 313 N 12th Carl Rixon 303 Ballinger Cheryl Hughes Scott City Dr Harry Scheideman 411 N 2nd Mrs Earnest William Woodland Dr Mrs John Wiechman Scott City and others. Dismissals include Dennis Love Camden MO Elmer Morrison 306 N bth Robert Singer Scott City Carl Grauberger Dear held Woodrow Murphy Dighton Paul Kay Hermocillo 210 Conk ing Mrs Brad Tate Lakin Arthur W Parish 910 N 7th Mrs Hugh Concannon 18 N 10th Glen Gushwa 801 Jenny Darrell Walker Pierce Irene Pacheco 211 Safford Arlen Crabb 313 N 12th.
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Arlen J. Crabb
Carl Rixon
Ballinger
Cheryl Hughes
Scott City
Gary Koehn
Frank Strackeljohn
Burnside
Harry Scheideman
Earnest William
Woodland
John Wiechman
Reed Fleury
David C. Briley
Davita Garcia
Holcomb
Leopold LaDonna
Jeno Becker
Pierceville
G.L. Gray
Ulysses Terri Sue Ochs
Imperial
St. Catherine Dennis
Robert Singer
Scot
Carl Grauberger
Dear Held
Woodrow J. Murphy
Dighton
Paul Kay Hermocillo
Brad Tate
Lakin
Arthur W. Parish
Hugh Concannon
Glen Kenneth Gushwa
Darrell Walker
Irene M. Pacheco
Safford Arlen Crabb
St. Catherine
Robert Hughes
Stock Mart Slide Fails to Match 1962 Black Monday
AP reports New York stock losses over four weeks with Tuesday’s drop the worst since JFK’s assassination. Dow fell 18.10 to 880.05. 50.57-point drop since May peak. Volume 4.67 million, experts cite investor caution and Fed fears, noting stronger 1929 crash parallels but a milder day than May 28 1962 Black Monday.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Busi
U. S. Us
South Viet Nam
Mississippi Republicans sweep Mississippi mayor races for first time
GOP victory in Columbus and Hattiesburg sparks cheers as Grady and Harmond unseat Democratic mayors. Wins extend to Drew D Lo Magee and Columbus councils with one nonpartisan seat in Hallandale. State chairman Yerger calls it a history making breakthrough signaling future GOP gains.
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Jackson, Miss
GOP
Columbus
Hattiesburg
Paul E. Grady
R. D. Harmond
Grady
Claude Pittman Jr
Harmond
William Propst
Drew
D'Lo
Magee
Hallandale
Barry Goldwater
U.S. Grant
Goldwater
Prentiss Walker
Arthur Winstead
New Building Planned Here in Garden City
A new division materials laboratory and six stall maintenance garage are planned south of the division shop along US 50 in Garden City. Bids are being accepted by the Purchasing Director in Topeka with bids opened at 2 p.m. on June 15, 1965. John Hineman, highway commissioner of Dighton, announced the project. The structure will replace the 1933 tin building and follow standard state architect plans.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Garden City
John Hineman
Dighton
Highway Division
Department of Administration
Topeka
Don Dale Receives Air Force Commission at KU
Donald Dale of Warner Terrace was commissioned as second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve during KU graduation exercises. About 60 KU seniors were commissioned across the Air Force, Army, and Navy, with 55 ROTC members commissioned at KU in the past year. Pimlico’s daily double payoff reached 5932.20 when longshots won the first two races on December 1, 1955.
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Donald Dale
Warner Terrace
Air Force Reserve
University of Kansas
J.E. Dale
Air Force
Army
Navy
Pimlico
Garden City youth vie in Sunflower Boys State nominations
Jed Gardiner of Garden City heads for printer on the Nationalist Party ticket at Sunflower Boys State staged at the University of Kansas campus. Other area candidates include Charles Reed for governor on the Federalist ticket Dave Pfannenstiel for Secretary of State Steve Brown and Larry Spikes for Treasurer. The 9th annual government in action session is backed by the American Legion and draws 1,008 junior boys. The mock primary trimmed many candidates Tuesday, with general election slated for this afternoon and inaugural ceremonies planned tonight.
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Jed Gardiner
Garden City
University of
The
American Legion
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