Off Street Parking Hearing Draws City Comment
Merchants, property owners and lawyers filled the City Commission chamber as the off street parking proposal continued. No action was taken yet. Mayor Fansler said opinions would be considered before any decision. Reactions varied, with objections focusing on cost and size rather than opposition to off street parking.
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Lyman
Ant Cun
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Walters
Merle Renick
Renick
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Kenick
Jim Sloan
Chamber of Commerce
Deane Wiley
Chamber
Logan Green
Ray Calihan
Dan Hopkins
Iit
Garden National Bank Sets Extended Drive In Hours
The Garden National Bank announced drive in hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday starting Friday through Sept. 15. The drive in is at the three way corner of Laurel Grant and Nath. An ad on page 3 explains the new hours and location. A Moufton lamb at Lee Richardson Zoo went missing then hid in an open post hole before being found and returned by workers. Friends of Mrs. W D Brown baled and stacked her alfalfa crop as neighbors assisted in Eminence efforts this week.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Claude Owens
Owens
W.D. Brown
Power Plant Specifications Sought by Manufacturers
City commissioners heard that several major manufacturers requested specifications on facilities for the new power plant. Five asked about the steam generating unit, five about the turbine generator, six on the surface condenser, four on feed water heaters, three on the cooling tower, three on the traveling crane, two on instruments and controls, and three on electrical equipment. Bidletting is set for 7:30 p.m. July 6 at Downings.
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Dual Satellite Goes Into Orbit as Leftists Fade
In Tokyo a 40,000 strong leftist protest dwindled by nightfall as a U.S. Japan security pact nears final approval. Demonstrators shouted anti Kishii and Dissolve Parliament while the pact awaits Senate ratification and presidential signature. Separately in Dayton, a seven year old on his first plane ride sent a note home saying he threw up after the trip.
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Rickey
United States launches two satellites in one rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the United States launched a two stage Thor Able Star rocket delivering Transit IT A an advanced navigation satellite and a piggy back instrument satellite into orbit. The mission marked a space first with a double satellite ride that signals the start of an planned operational network aiding navigation and weather sensing. Transit IT A weighs 223 pounds and piggy back package 42 pounds.
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Senate Pact With Japan Nears Ratification
Washington reports swift Senate approval of a 10 year security pact with Japan after long debate. Leaders estimate few opposition votes, with two thirds needed for ratification. The pact grants mutual defense obligations, Japan’s equal ally status, and limits on changes to armed forces and bases. It maintains U S military bases in Japan and ends veto power over third nation bases in Japan.
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City to Spray For Flies Soon
Garden City Sanitation Department workers will begin spraying along city streets to curb mosquitoes flies and other summer pests. Spraying starts Thursday on Main street east between Fulton and Kansas Avenue then moves to Main street west between Fulton and Kansas Avenue Friday. If weather allows Saturday will focus on areas north of Kansas and south of Fulton. Operations may continue Monday if needed.
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Princess Grace attends funeral of her father John Kelly Sr
In Philadelphia Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco arrived to attend the funeral of her father John B Kelly Sr 70 a famed Olympic rower and civic leader who died Monday from intestinal cancer The royal party was joined by Rev Francis Tucker and Phyllis Blum as they traveled to honor the late Irish American contractor and sports figure
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Kelly
Bulldozer Operator Crushed by Tree in Wyandotte County
In Wyandotte County Kansas City a 49 year old bulldozer operator Gene Leonard Bowers was crushed when the machine rolled backward while he attached a cable to a felled tree. Brakes reportedly were not locked.
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Garden Sass Guy Garden Says Horse Sense
Local quip notes that horse sense prevents horses from betting on people speaking in a playful urban voice. It imagines a mugging of wit about equine prudence and human odds in a lighthearted, breezy fashion.
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Guy Garden
Weather Stalls Harvest In Some Kansas Areas
Cool humid conditions slow wheat cutting in parts of Kansas while many areas report progress. Cutting has begun along U S 56 from Great Bend to Dodge City as early wheat ripens near Larned and west toward Ness City. Wet fields slow labor in Sedgwick Harvey Kingman Reno McPherson and Rice counties with crews shifting from surplus zones to fill shortages. Caldwll and Wellington in Sumner County report near completion. Harper and Barber counties show substantial progress. Comanche Clark Seward counties report ongoing cutting.
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Agricultural Official Praises Wheat Growers In Kansas Visit
U S agricultural attaché Dr Ford Milam met with Great Plains Wheat Market Development Assn president Clifford Hope during a Brazilian delegation tour in Kansas. Milam praised efforts to promote U S wheat abroad noting Brazil’s sizable import needs and minimal surplus. The Great Plains group aims to connect growers bakers and millers across the U S and Brazil.
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Pasta Industry Union of State of
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Brazil Bakers Syndicate
Belo Horizonte
Ricardo. Milam
West Virginia
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Neb
Midwest
Youth Injured In Field Mishap On Clay Weldon Farm
Billy Haunschild, 15, was run over and dragged by a tractor on the Clay Weldon farm west of Pierceville. The mower attached to the tractor dragged him after it tipped in a ditch, causing a broken leg and arm abrasions. He was taken to St Catherine hospital. The farm itself was not injured.
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Rey Haunschild
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Clay Weldon
Pierceville
New 31-Unit Motel Underway on US 50 West Approach
Richard Quint, builder, started work on a 31 unit motel on US 50 west approach to the city. The facility will include a swimming pool brick veneer and carpeted interiors. The $150000 project includes operator living quarters and aims to be operating by October 15 with Joe Ward as general contractor.
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Richard Quint
Quint
Joe Ward
Bike Auto Crash Injures Five Year Old Farr
The five year old Gary Farr son of Mr and Mrs Jordan Farr living at 1308 Chestnut was injured in a bicycle auto crash in the 400 block of Center. He suffered bruises abrasions and scrapes after his bicycle collided with a car driven by Marvin Randall Becker Fort Campbell Ky. He was taken to St Ga ia ope for care and kept for observation by his physician.
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Steelee
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Marvin Randall Becker
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