Fragmented 1812 hearing notes and local police incident report
The fragmentary OCR records a 1812 sounding reference with suspects and penalties, then lists police notes of intoxication pleas and no account checks. It recalls suspensions, fines, and county jail terms, followed by accident summaries in the downtown area with multiple vehicle incidents and driver details.
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Mosby
Sarge
Tatila A. Huber
Atoni
Jimmy
Hughes
N. Jackson
Scott
Carl
B. ‘Trissell
Canada Japan Plan More Trade Expansion
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Japanese leader Hayato Theda announced plans to boost trade, with Japan seeking more Canadian iron ore and minerals to fuel industrial growth. The leaders discussed doubling Japan’s national income in ten years and the role of Canada as a supplier of raw materials.
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Ottawa
Hayato Theda
Japan
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Theda
Dietenbaker
Tkeda
Traffic crash kills three near Hiawatha
A northwestern intersection collision involving a car and a truck killed 81 year old Charles Diehl of Morrill Kansas and three others. Five passengers including Linda Sprague and her children were injured and transported to Hiawatha Hospital. Trooper Doughty cited unclear signals but noted a clear view in all directions.
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Ates
DeWitt
Bhi
Will Horrell
Dea
Doughty
Hiawatha
Charles R. Diehl
Morrill
Kan
Mia
Linda B. Sprague
Powhattan
Carol
Mark
Christopher
Lance
Migrant ministry runs youth program near Garden City
Dean Salter reports a migrant ministry operates weekly sessions for children near Garden City, offering singing, stories, health lessons, and sanitation education. A Mexican-born director from Texas A&M Kingsville leads activities in English and Spanish, with 40 to 100 attendees and planning to expand if the pilot succeeds.
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Stedt
Garden City Company
Holcomb
Nation Bookie System Uncovered Indictments Against 13 Men
Washington AP reports indictments against 13 men tied to a long distance telephone hookup scandal used to fix horse race wagering. The case spans 1952 to 1959, involving bookmaking, layoff betting and tax evasion, with targets including Benjamin Lassoff and 12 others in multiple states. Bond set at 25,000 each. no AT&T employees named despite central switchboard manipulation.
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Washington
Port Eye
American’ Telephony & Tele’graph Co
Internal Revenue Service
Herbert W. Christenberry
Benjamin Lassoff
Robert Lassoff
Myron Deockelbaum
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gilbert Lee’ Beckley
Surfside
Fla
Alfred Mones
Miami Beach
Sam di Plazag
Louis E. Bagneiz
Arabi
Eugene ‘A ‘Lan
Baton Rouge
Charles A.’ Peres
Harold
Kennedy
Vanailbhieton
Tse
At&t
Social Security Bill Passes Senate With Reforms Ahead
The Senate approved the Kennedy social security bill boosting benefits and enabling retirement at 62. It would raise minimum checks to 40 dollars, increase widow’s benefits, add 160000 beneficiaries, and fund via tax hikes for employers and self employed starting next Jan. A medical care for the aged proposal faced a promised House hearing next month, with no final action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Henefits
Senate
Homse- Senate
House
Kennedy poised to sign roads measure to finish interstate
The Kennedy administration expected to sign promptly a 41 billion dollar highway bill designed to finish the 41,000 mile interstate system by 1972. The measure, passed by voice vote in both houses, sets up 90 percent federal financing on a continuing basis and includes a projected 11 year federal share of 50 percent and tax adjustments including a doubled truck tax and higher tire and tread rubber levies.
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Senate
Welfare Department
Washington
Kennedy
House
Staleg
Better Wing 397412 on a 2 Dollar Race Horse
An unidentified bettor won 39412 dollars on a two dollar wager at Suffolk Downs on Monday. A tyro race referenced Mine a th vif and a lucrative double failed to confirm in time. A foul was lodged against Jeddah Chant as stewards reviewed the case before ruling. The payoff was described as an American form of betting on an eight dollar wager. A prior two dollar twin double paid 85758.80 at this track on May 24.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Sendaheat
Jeddah
Fragmentary AP Note on Education Policy Debate
An AP style fragment discusses education, sovereignty, and league considerations. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text but reference mentions Abdel and possible policy topics amid general education reform discussion.
Britain pledges to defend Middle East allies amid crisis
Diplomatic sources say Britain pledged to protect trusted partners in the Middle East as tensions rose between factions in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Jordanian King Hussein and foreign officials voiced support for stability, while Britain and the United States warned of possible intervention to preserve regional order.
Garden City High Teachers Attend National Physics Institute
A group of junior and senior high school science teachers led by Garden City High School biology instructor Taleegrada Sohn Cleketon and colleagues Hotade Hale and Ulyuses will participate in an eight week program at Fort Hays Kansas State Tech College. Clinton Bulkley, son of Clyde E Bulkley, serves with the Airborne Harry Warning Squadron patrolling the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico as part of the storm relief effort with the Army. Becker and Mathall are listed among officers in Marti aa Germany with the Army in 1653.
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Sohn’ Clekerton
Garden
Andi
Sulante
Pouridatién Dunn
Mor Institute
Aclénte
Fort Hays Kangad' State
Téichors ‘College
Clinton Bulkley
Clyde E. Bulkley
Sry
Eminéacs Rt
Airborne
Harry Warning Squadron
Caribbean
Gulf of Meéxled
Ménbera
Thésquadror
May Delay Referendum On Wheat Production Program
Agriculture Department officials said a referendum on the 1962 program to halt overproduction may be delayed if Congress does not act quickly. Even with swift action, there might not be enough time to brief growers before a July 24 referendum. If pressed, officials could proceed with the current program while the new plan, which would reduce plantings by 10 percent and offer idle acre payments plus higher price supports, is prepared.
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Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Congress
Youth Found Chained to Bed in Kansas City Home
AP report details 12 year old Roy Hall chained to a bed in a basement by father Roy Hall and mother Margaret. The family was arrested after returning home and held for investigation. Deputy said the boy was chained sometimes all night, chain so tight bolt cutters used to free him in a one room home between Kansas City and Independence.
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Kansas City
Roy Dean
Jearette
Hal
Roy ‘Hall
Margaret
Wera
Sackson County
Jett
Gerald A. Bean
Bean
Independence
Ribicoff Issines Challenge Governors Tackle School Financing
In Honolulu AP reports governors tackled school financing with Kennedy aid to education. Ribicoff sent a blunt challenge to states rights opponents to name which federal aid programs they would give up. Quigley attended in his place as Newsweek editor Olenoy offered critique of grant programs. Governors, while praising or criticizing Kennedy measures, urged unity and warned against risking Berlin negotiations.
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Honolulu
Secretary of Health
Eevantion and Welfare
Abraham. A. Ribic
Kennedy
Ribicoff
James M. Quigley
Eymany Oley
Newsweek
Aaid Kouneay
Granta
Schoal
Akerwies
Mark Q. Hatfield
Oregon
Kansas City cattle and hog prices show gains and steadiness
AP reports Kansas City prices for cattle remain steady to higher with cows mostly steady and vealers steady. good to prime steers at 20.30 to 23.50. Heifers 20.00 to 22.75. utility cows 15.00 to 16.50. good to prime lambs 17.50 to 19.01. hogs up to 25 higher with barrows and gilts rising. sows 43.75 to 16.50. Sheep 2,000 head, lambs barely steady, ewes strong to 25 higher.
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Kansas City
Sales Tax Increase Appears to Be Dead in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City AP reports the House Rules Committee unanimously voted to delay action on a proposed one cent increase to Oklahoma’s two cent sale tax. Speaker J B McCarty said the tax plan is dead for this session. Gov Edmondson proposed the tax to raise 40 million over 22 months. lawmakers already approved higher tobacco taxes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House Rules Committee
House
J. B. “McCarty
J. Howard Edmondson
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