Macmillan Faces Cabinet Crisis Over Profumo Scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan leads a tense Cabinet as the Profumo affair reverberates through Whitehall. Rumors of resignations swirl while Labour presses for action and Conservative unity wavers amid calls for a fresh leadership.
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Garden City Wins Traffic Safety Awards for 1962
The National Safety Council awarded Garden City an award of merit for its overall traffic safety program and a certificate of achievement for strong traffic engineering. In state results, Garden City tied for second in Class 8 with Parsons and Pittsburg, and earned a no traffic deaths award for 1963. Darrell Jones resumes duty with the Garden City police after teaching stints, living at 104 W. Chestnut.
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Rain Signs Boost Hope For Harvester Gardeners
Elihu Allman says the signs look good for rain after two dewless mornings and a brief Tuesday shower. The town notes fishing hero Herman Howard remains busy at Lake McKinney, adding several big channel cats to his tally with tadpoles and worms. Rotary news invites members to welcome Rev and Mrs Woertendyke at 11 tomorrow night and promotes an educational dinner on workers compensation rates at Downing's Monday 7 pm.
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Second Concert Friday At Stevens Park
Second city band concert of the summer season is scheduled Friday at Stevens Park. Program starts at 8 p.m. under the direction of Robert Anderson. A good variety of musical numbers is planned.Selections include Gershwin Strike Up the Band Overture and Leidzen arrangements from Quo Vadis with Gould and Rose selections, plus holiday trombones and Brass Pageantry. The Nutmeggers and Orange Bowl March close before the national anthem. In Hutchinson AP a 33-year-old Los Angeles man Jack C Ayers died in a hospital after being struck on U S 56 near Hutchinson. A nurse found him and first aid was given. a bag found nearby indicated he had been dragged some distance by a vehicle.
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Betancourt Orders Arrests of Communists in Venezuela
President Betancourt announced a nationwide roundup of Communist and MIR members after an assassination attempt on his life at Ciudad Bolivar. Police captured two terrorists at the archbishop’s palace as authorities sought to detain more, with 30-year terms for terror acts pending.
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Former Kansan Dies in Blaze
SEATTLE AP Former Kansan Cecil Landers 40 and his six children were killed when a frame house burned on Vashon Island Puget Sound pre dawn. Mrs Landers 38 escaped after sounding a car horn during the fire. R H Spencer and Robert Brownell two newspaper carriers found her in the car and a priest gave last rites as firefighters recovered the bodies. The fire chief cited an air stove as a possible cause. Landers had worked in a defense factory in Culver City before moving to Seattle about a year ago.
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Humid Weather Forecast Extends Through Friday
AP dispatch reports warm humid conditions with only light evening showers to continue in Kansas through Friday. Eastern skies were clear with some western clouds, and temperatures about one degree warmer in the east than midweek. Highs reach the 90s statewide, with lows from the 50s to mid 70s and a northwest drop to around 60s. A local quote from Guy adds a light note amid the forecast.
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Moonlighting Discussed by Garden City Commission
The Garden City City Commission debated moonlighting by public employees as six electrical contractors petitioned against a department worker Don Morgan. Morgan admitted using a city truck for personal gear and some permits during off hours, but officials defended no city regulation over off duty conduct and stressed the department’s self funding pension.
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Five Escapers Still at Large in Arizona Prison Break
The AP reports seven fugitives escaped from a penal farm near Florence Arizona after seizing guns from a grain loft and disarming guards. Aurelio Navarro Jamall Collins Bobby Favors John Burrell Jesta Pina Frank Calderon and Robert Kaiser remain at large. two others were captured early Wednesday.
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Vandals damage Shammrock Service Station early morning
Vandals caused over 383 in damage at the Shammrock Service Station at 1100 N. &th after 2 a.m. Assistant Police Chief Richard Hohleder said several new tires had holes cut in them. An older model car in the driveway had a window shattered and windshield panes knocked out, with damage to the fender.
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Medgar Evers death sparks tense civil rights forecast
Editor notes grim potentialities from Medgar Evers assassination as the nation faces intensified Negro aims, white counter reaction, fragile interracial talks, and extremists. Southerners warn of explosive backlash while moderates seek peaceful solutions amid ongoing desegregation clashes.
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