Kennedy backs Supreme Court prayer ruling in policy stance
President Kennedy said the Supreme Court school prayer decision is the law of the land and urged support even among those who disagree. He avoided personal views on amendments and stressed defense of Formosa, while urging Congress to advance key administration proposals and noting the November elections.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Congress
New York
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pescadores
Chiang
House
Graduation Invite To Kennedy Gives Lone Lobmeyer Joy
Donald Louis Lobmeyer, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Lobmeyer at Canon City Colorado, sent a graduation invitation to President Kennedy and received a reply from Mrs Kennedy. The Abbey School graduate recounts the note and the President’s warm wishes. A sidewalk philosopher jokes about the Humane Society shelter plan in Stevens Park. A local boy’s fireworks stand marks his first business venture with hopeful profit and fear of its flames.
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Donald Louis Lobmeyer
Louis Lobmeyer
Kennedy
Abbey School
Canon City
Colo
Jacqueline Kennedy
Humane Society
Stevens Park
Arn Takes Job At President
Elsworth, Kan. Ed ward F Arm said President Kennedy scapegoating Republicans hides unpopularity of frontier programs. Arm, GOP Senate candidate, noted Congress with 25 major items only two passed in over five months. He argued Democrats hold a 2 to 1 majority and warned of a slow session.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Edward F. Arm
Kennedy
Congress
Arn
Cash Dollar Day To Be Thursday In Garden City
The Chamber of Commerce announces that both Cash Day and Dollar Day will be observed in Garden City next Thursday due to the July 4 holiday on Wednesday. Most stores will close Wednesday. The Telegram will publish a morning edition on Wednesday with early delivery. Classified ad deadline for that edition is 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Telegram
Mickey Cochrane Dies at 59 in Lake Forest Hospital
Baseball great Mickey Cochrane died at Lake Forest Hospital after a prolonged illness at 6 45 a.m. He lived with his wife in Lake Blur and had been in and out of the hospital in recent years. Funeral services have not been set.
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Lake Forest
Mickey Cochrane
Lake Forest Hospital
Cochrane
Lake Bluir
George Caldwell
Dishwashing Device Earns Scout Camp Time Savings
A new dishwashing device speeds kitchen chores by placing items in wet bags dunking in boiling water and hanging to dry. Scouts attend camp activities from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Camp began Monday and continues tomorrow afternoon.
Sir Winston Churchill suffers hip fracture in Monaco
In Monte Carlo Sir Winston Churchill, 88, fell and fractured the neck of the femur while vacationing with Lady Churchill. He will be flown to London for further care at Hyde Park Gate, with doctors and secretary Montague Browne reporting on the condition.
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Monte Carlo
Winston Churchill
Anthony Montague Browne
Churchill
Sir Winston
London
Winston
Probaly
Hyde Park Gate
Montague Browne
Monaco
Princess Grace Hospital
Charlies Chatelain
Andrew Fissore
Garden City power plant readies for full operation
Garden City's new municipal power plant nears full operation with a 12 800 kilowatt load reached at generator terminals before a required condensate pump repair. The plant closed today for boiler acid cleaning and will resume full scale commercial use after completion. A report by Servis Van Doren and Hazard Engineering Co of Topeka on sewer lift near Belmont and Briar Hill will be issued in about two weeks.
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Garden City
Deane Wiley
City Commission
Commission
The
Servis, van Doren and Hazard Engineering Co
Top
Eka
Belmont
Briar Hill
Weather forecast shows warm, isolated storms possible
Mostly fair tonight and Friday with a few isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Temperatures rise into the upper 80s to low 90s with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Lows mid 60s and sunrise at 6 21 with afternoon high readings across listed towns.
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Akron
Lafunte
Dodge City
Fia Kimporia
Goodland
City
Lama
Salina
Topeki
Wichita
Soblen, U.S. Spy Fugitive, Arrested in Israel
Israel police arrested Dr. Robert A. Soblen, life-term U.S. spy fugitive, at Tel Aviv hotel. He was arraigned and held for an official charge within 10 days while U.S. officials seek return. Soblen fled New York on the eve of surrender, used a Canadian passport, and faced possible extradition limitations.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
New York
Paris
Beras Soble
Hotel Savoy
United Ap
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
U.S. Dist
William B. Herlands
New Space Plans Revealed in Maryland Meeting
COLLEGE PARK Md AP a scientist outlined plans for a spaceship to survey the celestial sphere by late next year The design was shared at an aviation and space division meeting of ASME by John M Macoveiak Jr project engineer for Grumman Space Science He noted the ship would orbit Earth about 500 miles high in a joint project of the University of Wisconsin and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
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College Park, Md
Aviation and Space Division
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
John M. Macoveiak Jr
Space Science
Grumman Aircraft Corp
New York
University of Wisconsin
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
New Moves in Prayer Ruling
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear proposed constitutional amendments to override the Supreme Court ban on official prayers in public schools. Senator Vance Hartke proposed a swift remedy via a resolution allowing school time for prayer as long as no public official prescribes or recites it.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Secretary Freeman Admits Errors in Estes Case Hearings
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman testified prepared remarks for the Senate Estes inquiry, acknowledging some errors and shortcomings while defending agency handling of Estes. He said no official or employee in the department improperly accepted gifts and that Estes received no special favors. he also faulted an Estes cotton allotment issue as civil and noted Murphy’s good faith in appointing Estes to the National Cotton Advisory Committee. The hearing opened amid political tensions as an aide accused the Eisenhower administration of neglecting farm aid administration.
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FBI
State Department
Soblen
New York
Soviet Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Senate
Estey
John L McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Texas
Department
Estes
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Freeiman
Charles 8. Murphy
Murphy
Horace D. Godfrey
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Eisenhower
Farmer Committee
Godfrey
Three Suffer Minor Injuries Man Is Charged
Three people including a Dodge City man received minor injuries in a US 50 collision west of Garden City at 9 30 p m Wednesday. Frank Cooper and his wife Frances and Howard B Muncy were treated at St Catherine Hospital and released. Cooper was to have X rays front chest pains. Muncy struck Cooper rear after failing to see a signal and skidded into a repair shop and a pipe rack. Muncy faces a driving while intoxicated charge.
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U.N. General Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
Britain
Patrick Dean
Det
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Ruanda-Urunia
Republic of Rwanda
Kingdom of Burundi
Garden Ciiang
Dodge City
Garden City
US 50
St. Catherine Hospital
Frank Cooper
Rt. 1
Frances
Howard B. Muncy
Muncy
Julius Finke
Broadway Tunes On Band Program At Stevens Park
Garden City Municipal Band presents a weekly concert at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Stevens Park featuring popular numbers and marches. Director Don Threlkeld announced selections include Gypsy Portrait tone poem Entry of the Gladiators The Big Cage Scotch Folk Suite I’ll See You Again We Kiss in a Shadow Surrey With a Fringe on Top and Orange Bow plus four marches.
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Garden City
Gladiators
Surrey
Kennedy Sugar Bill Passes Senate In 76-2 Vote
The Kennedy administration wins in the Senate with a 76 to 2 approval of a bill to end subsidies to foreign sugar producers. The measure moves to a House Senate conference as a 28 year old sugar law nears its Saturday midnight expiry.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Senate House
House
Jong
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Harold D
Outey
D-N.c
U.S
Philippines
House Bil
Rusk Meets Salazar in Lisbon to Mend U S Ties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Lisbon for a 10 day NATO ally tour and a one hour conference with dictator Salazar. The visit aims to ease strained relations after U S support for a UN investigation of Portugal's Angola administration and India's seizure of Goa.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Dean Rusk
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salazar
United States
U.N
Angola
India
Goa
Garden Sass Lucky Guy Pocket Style Remains Unchanged
A lighthearted note recalls Garden Sass Lucky Guy known for practical fashion, observing that his trousers pockets have seen little change in years. It highlights a steady, no frills approach to clothing and utility.
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