Scranton Attacks LBJ on Automation Delay in Detroit
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton, seeking the Republican nomination, blasts President Johnson and GOP ostriches for delaying automation solutions. He outlines five proposals including retraining workers, education alignment with the new economy, and state national job clearing houses, while campaigning in Michigan ahead of the San Francisco convention. Johnson plans a $100 dinner address in Detroit the same evening.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Scranton
Dustrial
Lone Prairie
Michigan
San Francisco
Goldwater
George W. Romney
Lansing
Harrisburg
Hospital Admissions and Removals at St Catherine's
Readable hospital notices list admissions and removals at St Catherine s with multiple names and addresses including Mrs Gertrude M Bush 30842 N 10th Kathy Ann Jimenez 309 Lath Mrs Charles Vollmann Kan saas and Inge Michael Gareia 111 N 13th Louis Garetta 11 N Ith Mrs Wilda Galster Marien hal MLS Marcellus Barker 401 N bil ae Eugenia Gail Skipton Deer ald Mrs Lester Heinemann Rt Julie Ann Renick Ingalls Mrs Elmer Smith 303 Enmier say ave Willard H Keane 1108 N 12th Andy M Crouse Jr 612 N 10th Martha Jane Cooper 602 N 4th Leopold Mrs Leoria Bird Telegram Avenue RIS MIS SALS At St Catherine s Robert R Brown 8 Star Rt Alford E Lambert 1009 Ther e Theodore Howland 103 N 4th Valerie Gibbs 311 8 7th Dana 8 Hamit 418 Magnalia Alex Laypath 1607 EF Fulton Mrs Alfred M Rutledge Sub Ieite Donna McCombs Lakin Michael Donald Pickett Imperial Rt Carla Mary Pickell Imperial Rickey Allan Pickett Imperial ORL Mrs Orlando Archuleta 9% BE 1 Kansas Mrs Lewis Rose Scott City JoAnne Knoll Rt£
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St. Catherine
Gertrude M. Bush
Kathy Ann Jimenez
Charles Vollmann
Kansaas
Inge-Michael Gareia
Louis Garetta
N. Ith
Wilda Galster
Marienhal
Marcellus Barker
Martha Jane Cooper
Leopold
Leoria Bird
Rismissals
St. Catherines
Robert R. Brown
Star
Alford E. Lambert
Theodore Howland
Valerie Gibbs
Dana
Hamit
Magnalia Alex Laypath
Ef, Fulton
Alfred M. Rutledge
Donna McCombs
Lakin
Michael Donald Pickett
Imperial
Carla Mary Pickell
Tot Has a Close Call
A quick thinking mother saved two year old Kevin Partin from a closed bedroom refrigerator. The child was found asleep inside a unplugged deep freezer and was awakened by cold water. He was not hurt and the incident happened within minutes.
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Harold Partin
Kevin
Leased Property and Legal Notices Across Town
Multiple warranty deeds and transfers listed for properties in Holmes Third Addition Belle Aire and surrounding areas. Marriage license reported for Oxford and Montney. Courts note abatement for insufficient funds, driver violations, and speeding. Civil suits include Vargery D. Tabor vs Cross and various divorces granted or filed. Police notes cite traffic offenses and a City Accident near Main and Kansas causing extensive traffic light damage.
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Marvin A. Dunlap
Thomas Leonard Kitch
Holmes
Pluma R. Hawk
Emma Leah LaGesae
R. C. Huddleston
Ruth Murdy
Darrell D. Michel
Et Ax
Marlin R. Krentzel
Belle Aire Addition
James Js Oxford
Sublette
Edith Montney
Garden City
Courts
J. B. Johnson
Keys
Okla
William J. Hardin
Moscow
Edward C. Finke
N. 5Th
Rooney
Graham
Olathe
Roy J. Boyd
Spartian
Tex
Vargery D. Tabor
Thomas Edward Cross
William McCracken Brewer Jr
Irene Mable Brewer
Mae Vi. Blunt
Henry William Blunt
Edna Whaley
Jack Whaley
Edward Rutter
Eugene
Maynard Cook
Satanta
John Ortman
Sunning Ston
I See. by The Telegram festival registrations update
Jenet Platt Loren e Stoller Rosalyn Waldorf have registered for the 10th annual Southwestern College Fine Arts Festival set for July 26 to August 1. Margaret Helen Sughrue, a 1961 Garden City High School graduate now in Manhattan, will receive a $150 grant-in-aid scholarship from the Riley County Home Economic Advisory Committee as a Kansas State University home economics senior.
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Jenet Platt
Edwards
Lorene Stoller
Chesterfield
Rosalyn Waldorf
Southwestern College
Margaret Helen Sughure
Garden City High School
Manhattan
Riley County Home Economic Advisory Committee
Kansas State University
Herbert K. Sughrue
Inadvertent Inaccuracy From White House on Mississippi Search
White House press secretary George Reedy announced Marine forces would join the Mississippi search for the missing civil rights workers, later saying an item was inadvertently inaccurate. He corrected that FBI and Navy helicopters, not Marines, were involved, and that Meridian would provide sailors rather than Marines.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
George Reedy
White House
Missipi
Reedy
Johnson
Oac Miss
Joy
Paul Johnson
Mississip- Reedy
Mississippi
Marine 4
Gov. Johnson
Jackson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Meridian
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Reeitiy
Garden City Teledram Perday June 26 1964
City pages note a teledram schedule for June 26 1964 listing programs at Garden City studios. KTVT and local outlets feature afternoon to prime time slots with guest stars and promoted reruns. Details include time blocks, channel numbers, and brief program titles for the weekday lineup.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and calves untested, hogs up 25 to 75 cents, barrows and gilts 16.50 to 18.50, sows 12.75 to 14.75, sheep at 25 with untested condition. Market activity affected by variable demand and supplies.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Honors for Local Area Students at Kansas State University
Outstanding scholastic honor rolls list 684 Kansas State University students for the spring semester. From Telegram-area schools Sheryl Kling and Susan Salyer of Garden City, Nancy Coleman of Salina, Kathleen Murphy of Sublette, Melvin Hunt and Bonnie Kleymann of Tribune, Janice Baker of Lakin, Glenda Selfridge of Dighton, Sara Bentley of Shields, Sonja Hooker and Patricia Templer of Leola. From Scott City: Lynn Dean, Donald Krebs, Sonja Newcomer, John Snyder, and James Vager.
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Kansas State University
Telegram Area
Sheryl Beth Kling
Susan Salyer
Garden City
Nancy Kay Coleman
Salanta
Kathleen Murphy
Sublette
Melvin Hunt
Bonnie Kleymann
Tribune
Janice Baker
Lakin
Glenda Selfridge
Dighton
Sara Sue Bentley
Shields
Sonja Sue Hooker
Patricia A. Templer
Scott City
Lynn Alan Dean
Donald Eugene Krebs
Sonja Lee Newcomer
John Milton Snyder
James Lawrence Vager
Wrong Directions For Hay Stack Fire
Garden City's volunteer firemen were summoned to a hay stack fire about noon Thursday five miles south of Holcomb on the river road. Directions proved wrong and the Deerfield Fire Department extinguished the blaze before the locals located the site. It was listed as a false alarm.
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Garden City
Holcomb
River Road
Deerfield
Charged Man Is Released on Bond in Garden City
Herbert August Peirus, 43, of 110 W. Kansas, charged with statutory rape of a 17-year-old Garden City girl, released on a $500 property bond. He to appear for a preliminary hearing August 7. Also noted, Smithsonian Institution opens a new Museum of History and Technology with a 19th century confectionery and ice cream parlor exhibit.
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Garden
Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History and Technology
Syracuse Man Out of Hospital
A well known Southwest Kansan and four others from Arkansas were injured in a two car crash near here earlier this week. Marlin Carter of Syracuse was released from the hospital with a concussion and a head laceration. Agnes Elington, 49, of Rogers Arkansas, was transferred to Denver for fractured kneecaps on both legs. Mrs. Floyd Woodcock, 46, and her children Thelma 10 and Wilma 9, from Rogers, sustained cuts and bruises. Carter was turning onto US 50 from the Francis Carter farm west of here when his car collided with Woodcock’s westbound vehicle. Woodcock was uninjured. Carter was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Syracuse
Kansan
Arkansas
Here
Marlin Carter
Agnes Elington
Rogers
Ark
Denver
Floyd Woodcock
Thelma
Wilma
Carter
Francis Carter
Second Annual Soap Box Derby slated for July Fourth
Garden City hosts more than 30 gravity racers from six towns on Independence Day down 3rd Street Briar Hill in a rain of bets and cheers. The event, backed by Schreiber Motors Optimist Club and KIAL, runs at 9 a.m. with 975 feet of track, helmeted entrants under strict safety rules and electronic timing.
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Briar Hill
Garden City
Production Credit Assa
Schreiber Motors
Optimist Club
KIAL
3Rd St
Dennis Devaney
Syracuse
Larry Metheny
Devaney
Gallahad Car Club
Donald R. Jones
United States
Knudsen
Garden
Akron
Ohio
St. Hill
Henkle Drilling
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