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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1963

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Pope Paul VI Greets Vatican Diplomatic Corps

Pope Paul VI pledged to promote international peace based on truth, justice, love and freedom and called for cordial Vatican relations with all nations. He spoke to diplomats and noted ongoing nonrecognition by the United States and Soviet Union, while promising no interference in temporal affairs and citing Pope John XXIII on four pillars of peace. The audience followed a day of ceremonies including a Mass with Rome priests. Kennedy set to meet with Adenauer to discuss NATO nuclear forces and Berlin, as leaders press for a multilateral security approach.

Vatican City Paul VI Vatican Church Holy See Paul United States Viet Union Kennedy John Xxtut Pope Paul Pope John Lily Christian Unity Organization John XXII Sacred Unity Augustin Cardinal Bea Cardinal Bea Istine Secretariat Join M. Hightower Ronnap Kharad Adonnuor Prollema NATO Western Europe Moscow White Houe Pierre Salinger Adenauer Malais Schaumburg Palais Schauntteg U.S Carman Berlin Melas Actiow Salinger Cologne Bad Godesberg U.S. Senate West Germany Britain Haiy Sait Dean Rusk Gerhard Schroeder Bonn Gerhard Lehrochar Western Europe

River rises exceed three feet near Garden City

Roy Jenkins records 3 1 3 feet of water in the Arkansas River just south of Garden City with a rise of over 1 1 3 feet since noon yesterday due to heavy rains in the west. City Clerk Charles Peebles shifts to election work as voting booths go up for a 1 1/2 mill levy vote for Garden City Junior College. A lightning strike damaged a porcelain electrical insulator, cutting power in the area. The notice also corrects a prior misidentification of Dr Ferdin and Helwig, who, with his father Dr O L Helwig, anchored Garden City’s first hospital in 1903 and whose elder died in 1913.

Roy Jenkins Arkansas Roy Deane Wiley Garden City Kansas University Medical Alumni Asso OF. L. Helwig Ferdinand Helwig O L. Helwig Helwig Tih and Chestnut

Tuesday Voting Places Listed for County Special Junior College Election

Voters will use designated polling sites across wards tomorrow. Locations include First Ward Latin American Club and various precincts at City Hall Gardendale Recreation Center and Clifford Hope Auditorium. Students and residents in the school district vote at specific ward sites or nearest residence depending on boundaries.

Tomorrow Latin American Club Fire Department City Hall Civic Center N. Main Gardendale N. Hackberry Optimist Club Bancroft Clifford Hope Auditorum

New Death Date Asked For Killers

Topeka Kansas. The attorney general office asked the Kansas Supreme Court to set new execution dates for Richard Eugene Hickock and Perry Edward Smith. They were convicted on four counts of murder each for the Holcomb farm family killings in 1959 and were sentenced to be hanged. The request followed a Supreme Court mandate dismissing Smiths latest appeal and a prior Hickock appeal denial.

Topeka Attorney General's Office Kansas Supreme Court Kansas Richard Eugene Hickock Perry Edward Smith Smith Hickock Herbert Clutter Holcomb Kan Kansas State Penitentiary U.S. Supreme Court

Voting Eligibility Answered on List

Finney County voters prepare for a special 1.5 mill levy election to fund Garden City Junior College. The Q A series clarifies eligibility by area, polling locations, ballot instructions, and how the levy will be assessed and taxed, with details on valuation and advisory board selection.

Garden City Junior College Finney County County Commission Garden City

Presidential Election Battle Lines Are Drawn

In a joint interview Republican National Chairman William E Miller and Democratic National Chairman John M Bailey lay out 1964 campaign expectations. They deem foreign policy dominant, discuss civil rights bipartisan handling, Cuba policy, and the South’s role, noting Kennedy’s crisis leadership and potential bipartisan cooperation on civil rights.

John M. Bailey William E. Millar William E. Miller Kennedy Miller Congress Cuba Miler Castro Panama Canal Bailey Civil Rights Legislaten Sen. Dirksen Edo Bdo Ida Ido

Pool Closed For Cleaning At Finnup Park

Garden City's large Finnup Park pool is closed today and tomorrow for its second cleaning of the 1963 summer season. It will reopen at 1 p.m. Wednesday, and Red Cross swimming lessons resume Wednesday morning. Attendance has lagged due to cold weather, with about 980 swimmers Sunday.

Garden City Finnup Park Red Cross Mary Owens

How Kansans Cast Votes

Washington AP reports on Kansas members of Congress, all Republicans, voting on recent roll calls. Senate approved 9-14 for a two year budget of 20 million for the Army Control and Disarmament Agency. Por Carlson and Pearson voted yes. Avery Shriver and Skubilz abstained. Dole not voting. Senate passage 263-126 on a bill to suspend equal broadcast requirements during the 1984 presidential campaign. Avery Dole Shriver approved. Skubity Natrotity-Kelleworth opposed.

Washington Kansas Congress Senate Army Control and Disarmament Agency Por—Carlson and Pearson House State, Justice and Commerce Departments Avery, Shriver

Garden Sass Its Hard To Be Funny On Monday

Gus spoke in blank tones about the mood of the day as Garden Sass contemplates humor on a Monday.

Gus

Garden City man shoots self headline incident

Garden City man John BR Wright, 21, was charged with disorderly conduct after shooting himself in the left side with a .22 rifle in his car on East Laurel. Wright posted bond of 25 dollars and was treated at St Catherine Hospital then released. The incident followed a quarrel with his girlfriend.

Garden City Matt Wag John BR. Wright Wesley Ahlad Robleder Sild Wright St. Catherine Hogpilak E. Laurel Rohleder

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