Louisiana Face To Face With Big Quest ons
Louisiana faces urgent questions about Governor Earl K Long as doctors report him cooperative and in satisfactory condition after admission to a mental hospital. Officials seek to determine legal status and the governor’s ability to resume executive powers while Chief Counsel Joseph Arthur Sims monitors potential legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Darawnima
Earl K. Long
Southeast Louisiana
Manderville
New Orleans
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Joseph Arthur Sims
Hammond
Sims
Market Brief from Garden City Livestock Market
Local produce market receipts show light weight stockers weaker, cattle steady to higher on feeder weights, cows steady to weak. Kansas City livestock reports cattle prices strong for steers and heifers, hogs mostly steady, with varying values by weight and class.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Teachers join NSF institute at Fort Hays State College
John W. Dickerson and Dale Sibson, Garden City teachers, enroll in a National Science Foundation institute at Fort Hays State College. They receive grants to cover subsistence, fees, and travel. Carlos C. Spikes, Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance general agent, is honored as a top salesman and will receive an all expense paid trip for him and his wife to a conference at Western Hills Lodge near Wagoner Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dickerson
Dale’ Sibson
Garden City
Science Foundation Institute
Carlos C. Spikes
Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance Company
Spikes
Western Hills Lodge
Wagoner
Okla
Girl Hit by Car Escapes Serious Injury
A 14 year old girl escaped serious injury Saturday after being hit by a car at 8th and Holmes. Sharon Kay Kells of 1505 North 8th received only scratches when struck by a car driven by Richard Johnson of 209 North 5th. Johnson was charged with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident. Moose Skowron, first baseman for the Yankees, was noted as the only one to hold that position with the same club in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Sharon Kay Kells
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Yale Man Acquitted In Tokyo Hearing
Former Yale executive Joseph P. Crowley was acquitted in Tokyo District Court of charges he fatally beat T A D Jones Jr. in a drunken brawl during a 1958 oil tanker visit. Prosecution could appeal within 14 days. Crowley, president of the T A D Jones Co of New Haven, faced up to 15 years if convicted.
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Tokyo
Yale
Joseph P. Crowley
Crowley
Perial Hotel
New Haven
Conn
Joji
Nishimura
T. A. D. Jones Jr
Jones
T. A. D. Jones Co
Japan
Saburo ‘Ashima
Rcus
Colombo
Ceylon
White Advises Against Heart in United Drive
Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston heart specialist and founder of the American Heart Assn, urged Sunday that the independent Heart Fund not merge with United Fund or Community Chest drives. He warned heart disease is too serious a issue to be hidden in a united fund.
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New York
Paul
Dudley White
American Heart Assn
United Fund
Patman Attacks Fed Spending on Dinners and Golf
Washington AP reports Rep. Wright Patman of Texas denounced Federal Reserve banks for millions in taxpayer funds spent on dinners golf and other events. Audits show Chicago 2613 for a golf tournament 974 for a ladies party 800 for theater tickets and 8000 for a university fellowship while Kansas City 800 for theater tickets funded at discounted resale to employees under a community relations effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal ‘Reserve
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Reserve
Paimans
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Kansas City
H. Uavin Leedy
The
Kansas City Bank
Leedy
Local notices list dismissals and births in Grant Meyers area
A clipped page itemizes dismissals and births including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A Fine and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stebens with a 6 pound 7 ounce baby and an 8 pound 8 ounce baby, plus traffic and alcohol related offenses. Names and addresses span Deerfield Lakin and Wichita Falls with dates around today and Sunday, plus deeds and a quitclaim transfer to Tele-Birthsgram Publishing Co. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Stebens
Lakin
Graat Meyers
Idy
Deerfield
Gusi H. Nel ‘Son, Jr
First National Bank of
Whita
SEM
D. R. Harper l
Leonard F. Harper
Tele- Birthsgram Publishing Co., Inc
St. Catherine
Harper’s
Mike Ward
Holmes Third
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Lindh Produce Co
Packers Elevator
Mile Anne
Beriey
Gallahads
Bernie Wasinger
Wayne Scott
Gallahad
Bill Brown
Moose Skowron
Yankees
Telegram
Ada
White
Heart
United
Bland
Mis Go
uLw
Texas
Floyd Skaggs
Floyd A. Fine
Mary Lou Boxter
Grant Meyers, Jr
Deerield
William MM
Elliott
Ulysses
Fred A. Rintour
George Stengel
Ler
Steven Cisneros
W. Ful
Holcomb
Ralph Hinkle
Center
Tustin Downer
N. Mass
John Milne
Davis
Vicki Drake
Walker
Donald William Tanner
N. Main
Jesse Perez, Jr
Meadow
Pedro Remriz Nieto
Stamford
Donald Ray Morgan
Viola
Buell
Fred A. Rintoul
Alberta Rupp
Kenneth Lee Kingston
Garden City Ave
Wanda Jane Miller
John Richard ‘Depe
E. Spruce
Alvin Franklin Phillips
Wichita Falls
Lucas Rocha Martinez
Dow
Mrs. Eliza Sheaks
Eliza Sheaks
Church For the Brethren
Eugene Gragg
Sheaks
St. i Catherine Hospital
Bradford
Ohio
Harvey County
Church of the Brethren
Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Finney County
Chanute
Philips
Atomobile Air Conditioning Co
Carl Galler
Plate
Leonard Dotts
Deskman
Wanda
Carrie
Johnnie
B” Streat
America
Averseas
Howard Chappell
Yelma L. Whitehurst
Wright
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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