Dominican bid for OAS meeting on withdrawal of peace force
Dominican Foreign Minister Carlos Federico Perez called for an urgent OAS foreign ministers meeting in Washington to set a withdrawal date for the Inter-American Peace Force in the Dominican Republic. The six nation force includes the United States Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras and Paraguay and withdrawal timing remains disputed with Balaguer backing gradual changes and Garcia Godoy urging readiness. Water service in two city areas will be shut tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. to facilitate water taps.
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Santo Domingo
Dominan Republic
Domincan
Carlos Federico Perez
Washington
Organization of American Tin Wahl Gum
OAS Souteen
OAS
Hector Garcia
Godoy
Garcia-Godoy
Joaquin Balaguer
Garcia- Godoy
Balaguer
United States
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Paraguary
Juan Bosch
Bosch
St. John
Sth
Lth
Elength
Jones
Tomato crop arrives early from Grant County garden
Mrs. Ochs of Ulysses sends a tomato from her three plants as Jay Baugh of the Ulysses News notes. Grant County’s horticultural abundance belongs to the county and a bite size tomato arrives amid letters praising rain forecasts and local civic plans. The Chamber of Commerce eyes the Fall Festival on September 14 while the city orders junk cars cleared and warns owners to remove debris under ordinance and state law.
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Jay Baugh
Ulysses News
Paul Ochs
Ulysses
Grant County
Mrs. Ochs
Grantounty
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Huggins
City Commission
Chamber
Tonyville
Weather forecast and city notes for Garden City
Thursday shows scattered thundershowers in the afternoon with southerly winds 15 to 3. High around 99 degrees. Precipitation probability 1 percent. Sunset 6:32 p.m. Tonight's low near 64. Local times and garbled digits reference garden city weather and brief daily condition notes.
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Garden City
Ingddiand Gill
Court ruling on guidelines for attorneys in pending cases
The Kansas Supreme Court informally decided proposed district court guidelines on statements to the news by officers and attorneys in pending criminal cases do not conflict with Supreme Court rules. The court reserved judgment on whether to enforce the guidelines by contempt and provided no formal ruling due to lack of a pending case. In Topeka the forecast calls for windy warm weather with showers possible in western and central Kansas. highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and gusty southerly winds.
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Topeea
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Reno County
Topeka
James H. Rexread
Hutchinson
Robert T. Price
Price
Sectio
Kansas
Tony
Garden City
Hill City
Forbes Air Force Base
Goodland
Concordia
Hero of Hill 498 praised for saving fellow marines
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE Calif AP S Sgt James Howard credited with saving 11 Marines on Hill 498 in Viet Nam last week. Cpl Robert Martinez of Garden City Kansas, 21, praised Howard as he waited transfer to San Diego Naval Hospital. Howard said his unit faced 300 Viet Cong with 12 hours of fierce fighting leaving six Marines dead. Howard will reunite with his wife six children and his mother in San Diego after the tour.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
S. Sgt. James . Howard
Chu Lai
Martinez
Howard
Jungle
San Diego
Burlington
Iowa
Rain Drenches Southwest Kansas with Wide Rain Totals
Rain drenched much of southwest Kansas on Tuesday, slowing harvest and bringing varied totals. Hamilton County and Ulysses saw heavy rain, with many towns reporting from three-fourths to over an inch, while Dodge City had only a trace. Local observers logged amounts at multiple farms and stations, noting hail, runoff into the Arkansas River, and delayed wheat cutting across the region.
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Garden City
Experiment Staton
Here
Tith
Santa Fe
Telegram Ave
Arkansas River
Robert Goodman
Hamilton County
Coolidge
Kansas-Colorado
Arkansas
Syracuse
Two Buttes Creek
Colorado
Holly
Cheyenne Creek
Kendall
Dale Houck
Lakin
Deerfield
Garden City Co-op
Dave Williams
Cimarron
Clyde Webb
Ensign
Dodge City
Elkhart
Hugoton
Big Bow
Stanton County
Stanton
H. F. McCall
Ulysses
C&d
Moscow
Les McDonald
Satanta Grainman
Liberal
Haskell County
McDonald
Montezuma Press
Gray County
Tribune
Leoti
Harold Pearson
Scott
Scott City
A.m. Oakley
Imperial Station
Garden
Awkward Intersections Sparked City Traffic Debate
City Commissioners discussed traffic problems at five intersections led by 5-Points Stevens Pine and Mal Pine. officer recommendations included right turn only at Stevens to Main, with signals and possible long term through 4th and Kansas. A 7th and 6th street speed limit signs and new parking meters were debated alongside licenses and festival preparations.
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Wiley
4Th and
Kansas
4Th
Stevens
Main
Pine
Schreiber
Hal Kane
Maine
7Th
Chestnut
Chest
Elity
Fulton
Manhattan firm lowest bidder on city water reservoir
City Commission opened bids for a new east of fairgrounds water reservoir with a concrete ground level structure and atop surface facilities. Walter Morgan Inc led three bidders at 372000, vs engineer estimate of 400000. Braymen Meinking 361850 and Freeto Construction 474850. Additional bids included a street sweeper and a fire truck chassis. Dr Edwin Padgett completed his 300th ascent of Pike's Peak in Colorado Springs, noting 299 prior ascents since 1919.
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Manhattan
Fairgrounds
Walter Morgan, Inc
Braymen-Meinking
Topeka
Freeto
M & E Implement Co
L &E
International
Oklahoma City
Burtis Motor Co
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edwin Padgett
North Carolina State University
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Padgett
Pike’s Peak
Twins Enter Miss California Pageant in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz 37 entries compete for Miss California while 38 girls are listed. Miss Los Angeles is a twin, Marilyn and Melody Keymer of San Gabriel will perform a talent duet. Each contestant is 19, 5-foot-6, 113 pounds, brown hair, 36-23-36, and attends Los Angeles State College.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Blood Donors Reach Marks Honor Roll Expanded
Seven new names join the one gallon donors list Arthur F. Brown Robert N. Boyd Luther M. Largent Jr. Jarvis V. Brady Mrs. Ralph Dowd Mrs. Ralph W. Paxson and Francis A. Wilson. Milton L. Roberts reached two gallons while Jerry Collier Russell R. Tremain and Lester J. DePaw hit three gallons. Walter E. Harris achieved four gallons.
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Arthur F. Brown
Robert N. Boyd
Luther M. Largent Jr
Jarvis V. Brady
Ralph Dowd
Ralph W. Paxson
Francis A. Wilson
Milton L. Roberts
Jerry Collier
Russell R. Tremain
Lester J. DePaw
Walter E. Harris
Garden Sass Gas Garden Finds Simple Life Complicated
A garden feature argues that living simply is harder in modern times. The piece explores everyday constraints, routines, and choices shaping a calmer lifestyle amid busy city life.
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Gas Garden
U.S. Commanders See Tide Turning in Vietnam War
U.S. commanders in Saigon express guarded optimism that allied forces are gaining the upper hand against Communist offensives in South Vietnam. They cite intensified search and destroy sweeps, growing allied troop strength, new weapons and tactics, helicopter mobility, and air attacks on North Vietnam as signs of progress despite internal Vietnamese political turmoil.
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Saigon
Soum Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hue
da Nang
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Garden City Marine
Ditor
Bob Martinez
Fred Martinez Jr
Rt. 1
Lewe
John McCormally
Burlington Hawk- Eye
Hawk-Eye
California
Marine Corps Cpl
Robert Martinez
Kaw
Rines
Bob Greer
Miller Grocery
Friend
Plymell
Ray Johnston
George Starkey
Sandhills
Garden Citlans
Rookcliff Construction Co
Grand Junction
Stevens and Pine
Police Department
Ida McKenzie
Walkers Cafe
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Smoky Hill
Elkader
Garden City Area
Twins
By Robert Tuckman
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