Plot to Kidnap Khrushchev Smashed in Sweden Visit
Swedish police busted a plot to kidnap Soviet Premier Khrushchev during a five day state visit. A Hungarian suspect, described as about 60, held near Haga Castle, confessing others planned a break through the gates to force prisoner exchanges. Ustashi links were alleged but not confirmed as police reinforced security and warned officers to shoot any threatening move toward Khrushchev.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
T Hat
Haga Castle
The
Ustashi
Expressen
Agke Magnusson
Magnusson
Denmark
Finney Area Students at Fort Hays State College
Finney Countians and area residents enroll at Fort Hays State College for summer term. From Garden City and nearby towns are numerous named students, including Gladys Bale Raymond Burris Wilma Corn Merle Crowley Huberta Kraus Octavus Laskey Margaret Mayo Nancy Sterling Helene Finke Herald Garrett Carole Pfeifer Rayma White Ruth Williams. Other groups include Ulysses Cimarron Copeland Ensign and more across Gray, Thomas, Lane, Scott, Stanton, Stevens, Wichita counties and towns such as Sublette Scott City Hugoton Leoti Sealy Manter Marienthal with dozens of students listed.
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Finney
Fort Hays State College
eThe
Garden City
Gladys Bale
Raymond Burris
Wilma Corn
Merle Crowley
Huberta Kraus
Octavus Laskey
Margaret Mayo
Nancy Sterling
Helene Finke
Herald Garrett
Carole Pfeifer
Rayma White
Ruth Williams
Flolcumb
Robert Ingenham
Carol Earle
Ulysses
Donald Gleasém
Eleanor Hess
Elvin Hockel
Dornthy Russell
Irene Wells
Afina Bogue
Roger Coffey
Lavern Sparks
Patricia Steen
Ethel Stotts
Mazel Young
Social Security tax changes face House vote
House Ways and Means Committee moves toward a roughly six percent rise in old age payments and a payroll tax uptick of about a quarter of a percent. The plan, favored by supporters, omits health care expansion and would raise the taxable income to 5400 from 4000, tying benefits to rising living costs.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Local Notices of Births Births Dismissals and Licenses
Birth notices list a son for Charles Kaiser and a daughter for Jon A Davis both at St Catherine with dates in June. Raynesford and Garden City couples receive births. Dismissals include residents from St Catherine Deerfield and Wichita. Births, marriages, and license suspensions noted. drivers license suspension for Gerald Meier and a monetary sentence for Larry Allen.
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Andrew Jlummer
Tonia Ave
Hollis Pettz
Deerfield
Charles Kaiser
Gibson
Leopold
Lester Slates
Wichita
St. Catherine
Virginia Sandoval
Rudolph Bribiesca
Santa
Raynesford
Jim N. Burns
Gerald Lee Meier
Topeka
Larry Allen
Dodge City
Local Court Fines and Violations List
District and police court records list fines for speeding unsafe vehicle improper driving running stop signs and no licenses across several towns. Notable defendants include Kenneth Fletcher Ernest Glover Edward Nichols Wayman Taylor Robert Farr James Grosshans Howard Cowles Damon McMahan Delbert Frizzell and Dwain Monroe Mosby with various penalties and costs along with multiple bonds forfeited and an arrest for James William Penney.
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Kenneth Wayne Fletcher
Ernest Allen Glover
Edward C. Nichols
Wayman Everett Taylor
Robert E. Farr
James A. Grosshans
Scott City
Howard P. Cowles
Inge
Kansas
Damon A. McMahan
Fort Morgan
Colo
Delbert E. Frizzell
Rt. 1
District Civil
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Geler
Benda
Dwain Monroe Mosby
N. 13Th
Donald Vern Towns
Harold
Harry Edward Ebaugh
Hattie
James Charles Reece
Davis
James
Richard Nelson
E. Laurel
Robert E. Ross
Watford City
N.D
Edith C. “Reed
Joh
Robert Setters
Robert Lynn Proudiit
W. Olive
James William Penney
Benton
Maurice Lee Shepperd
Robert Earl Ross
John Robert Setters
James Richard Nelson
Edith C. Reed
Robert Lynn Proudfit
Sarah May Goller
Hanston
Six States Get Warning From Midwest Brain Power Call
AP report from Kansas City notes governors of Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma and Arkansas told Monday the sixstate area is lagging economically. Dr Charles Kimball of Midwest Research Institute warned of a 1,113,000 population loss and only 2.3 percent job growth 1950 to 1960 vs 14.5 percent nationally. He urged tapping brainpower to reverse the slide.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
John M. Dalton
Charles Kimball
Midwest Research Institute of
Kimball
Dr. Kimball
Midwest
Traffic City Accidents Report Summary
Monday 13 30 pm 400 block E Thompson. Parked wagon owned by Alex Grenz West Side Trailer Park moderate. Track driven by Joe Zubeck 61 Garden City Ave no damage. Tuesday 2 am St and St John car driven by Alfred Dwane Miller 908 Taylor extensive. Parked pickup truck owned by Bruce-Smith Construction of Larned moderate. Monday 5 45 pm 13th Kansas pickup truck driver Robert Dale Crossland Rt 1 and car driver Myrtle Edna Clark 403 Magnolia damage minor to both. Monday 11 30 am 300 block N Main pickup Earl Eugene Griggs Gardendale minor and car Mrs Robert Earl Ross Watford City NB moderate.
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Block E. Thompson
Alex Grenz
West Side Trailer Park
Joe Zubeck
Garden City Ave
St. John
Alfred Dwane Miller
Taylor
Bruce-Smith Construction
Larned
Fag Probe Continues With Health Warning Debate
Washington AP report on a broad congressional inquiry into cigarette controls opening with a clash over who should regulate smoking. Sen. Marine B Neuberger urged FTC labeling rules and urged no obstruction to health education plans while Surgeon General Luther H Terry was expected to testify HEW seeks legislative authority to regulate cigarette package labeling.
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Washington
Sen
Maurine B. Neuberger
House Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Neuberger
Luther H. Terry
Terry
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
I See, by The Telegram: Johnson Child Returns Home
Darcy Lea Johnson, 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert L Johnson of Syracuse, has returned home after a brief stay in Children's Hospital in Denver.
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Darcy Lea Johnson
Gilbert L. Johnson
Syracuse
Children’s Hospital
Denver
Fire damages auto and clothing in Garden City
A fire shortly after noon Monday damaged a 1957 model car owned by Manuel Costello on Grant Ave in the 100 block. Garden City volunteers extinguished the blaze and clothing in the back seat was destroyed. Spokesman Tommy Thomas said the cause is not known.
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Manuel Costello
Holcomb
Grant Ave
Garden City
Tommy Thomas
Earthquake rattles San Diego area with multiple tremors
An earthquake struck San Diego Monday night at 9 56 p m the third quake in two days Chandeliers swayed windows rattled and burglar alarms rang Dr Charles Richter of Caltech seismology lab in Pasadena said the tremor probably centered near San Diego with earlier quakes Sunday morning and Monday afternoon.
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San Diego
San Dingo
Calif
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology Seismology Laboratory
Pasadena
Museum to Open on Independence Day in Finnup Park
Finney County to inaugurate its new historical museum beside the Hospitality House in Finnup Park on July 4. Exhibits are debuting with space filling requests for relics, such as an old phonograph, Indian artifacts, chinaware, and a skeleton display. Donations and loans are urged, with volunteer help needed on Tuesdays and Fridays 1 to 4 pm and Wednesdays 7 to 9 pm.
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J. C. Carter
Finney County
Finnup Park
Charles Drew
Clouds Over Rights Issue Clashes With Recess Plans
Washington AP reports the civil rights bill action may push against a pre convention recess. President Johnson wants his poverty bill passed before adjournment for the Republican convention. House Republicans weigh timing as Rules Committee members face pressure over early recess. Charles Halleck says cooperation may fade if early timing is denied.
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Washington
Johnson
House
San Francisco
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Rules Committee
Court Overturns Sit-in Cases and Reapportionment Rulings
The Supreme Court closed its 1963 64 session by overturning sit in trespass convic tions in eight cases and applying its one voter one vote standard to nine state legislatures. It debated merchant seizure versus arrest for trespass by Negro patrons with Justices Douglas Black Harlan and White differing on the core issue. The session also struck down portions of the Subversive Activities Control Act on passports for Communist members. Additionally the Court overturned state rulings on obscene books and movies in three cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
John Marshall Harlan
Byron R. White
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Oklahoma
Idaho
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
High Court
Communist Party
Doctors Fearful Of Physicals At AMA Convention
San Francisco AP reports doctors at the American Medical Association convention fear physical exams as much as the general public. A Berkeley physician laments persuading doctors to undergo exams, though a special clinic offers extensive free checkups during the weeklong meeting. Past clinics reportedly did poor business.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Harvey Widroe
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP Kansas City cattle run about 5,000 head with calves 100 steady. Choice steers 22.50 to 24.50, good to choice 19.25 to 22.73, choice heifers 21.00 to 23.65, good and choice 19.76 to 21.00. Hogs 3,500 mostly steady. barrows and gilts 190 to 250 lb 16.50 to 17.00, 240 to 275 lb 18.00 to 18.50, 900 to 400 lb sows 12.75 to 13.75.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Moderate Trade On Mixed Mart
NEW YORK AP Motors weakened in a mixed stock market early this afternoon trading was moderate. Gains and losses of most key stocks ranged from fractions to about a point. Auto stocks fell after Henry Ford II suggested a risk of strike while rails airlines and building materials held a higher tone.
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New York
Motors
Henry Ford
Associated Press
Nerve graft heals teacher in first human transplant
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Los Angeles schoolteacher Blanche Sheets received a three inch nerve graft to her right wrist at the AMA convention. The donor nerve from a recently amputated leg irradiated before implantation has restored feeling in her spanked hand and may return some motor function.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Blanche Sheets
Sheets
Leonard Marmor
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Marmor
Notice for bids on clearing Jones Elementary grounds
The Board of Education of Garden City Kansas invites written bids to remove refuse and clear grounds for the old Jones Elementary building at Taylor and Elm Streets. Bids due July 6 1964 at 7 30 p.m. at 1184 Grant Avenue. The winner takes salvage from the building.
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Board of Education
Garden City
Kansas
Jones
Taylor and
Elm Streets
Grant Avenue
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Diana Callen
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Charles Baltz
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Ruth Schmidt
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Donald Richter
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Taskell County
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Merle Canfield
Louise Canfield
Dana Had
Lane County
Rita Hallbick
Danis McWhirter
Ronnie Musselwhite
Kenneth Reed
Oren Ashby
Della Martin
Eisie Spier
Martha Steffens
Mary Steffens
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Audrey Walker
Janet Buchanan
Alice Elis
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Duane Stewart
Sealy
ywFrom
Scott County
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Modoc
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Richard I'Ktachen
Charles Ciffil
Stevens County
Thelma Hildebrand
Aretha Moon
Roger Bennett
Carol Bilinger
Mary Flummerfelt
Kenneth Nelson
Lawna Ziller
Hugoton
Lois Pearce
Moscow
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Ellett Jean Bonnet
Orville Bonnet
Barbara Clark
Laura Clark
Ronald Holloway
Leonard Pucer
James Weber
John Wilson
Leoti
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Marienthal
Eternalacow
Himalayan
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Robert R. Brown
Star
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Summit
Donald Strack
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Valler Park
Lorraine D. Wedel
Delbert Yardley
Lakin
Thardeus Klassen
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Ruben W. Knight
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Nick Schwindl
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Theodore P. Crist
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Kansas Livestock Assn
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Rose
Stephanie
Telegram
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Clouds
U.S. Court of Appeals
TATRO
Bryant
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Grant County
Wating
Vernon Powell
Pan American
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Garden City Telegram
Board of Education of
Boots of Education
Superintendent of
the Board OF Pyeetion
Mary Jo Williams
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