Bliss Sets Ambitious Plan For GOP Outreach
Bliss outlined to the Republican National Committee an ambitious program to reclaim big city, Negro and young voters, targeting college students and 25 and under by 1970. Eisenhower urged reform at nominating conventions with tighter control, TV limits, and fewer delegates. Bliss dismissed the rifled desk incident, firing aide William Cody Kelly for forcing open the desk in a probe of contributors to Barry Goldwater's campaign.
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Washington
CAP
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Ers
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Cody Kelly
Frank Kovac
Kelly
Markets Update From Kansas City Livestock Auction
Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog prices with weights varying. Steers and heifers show strength up to 25, hogs steady to weaker, sows steady, barrows and gilts 21.76 to 23.50 for 250 to 400 pounds, calves 50 and up, lambs 24.75 to 25.25, cows and feeders mixed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Barras
Gills
Barrows and
Wyoming Football Record Under Coach Eaton
Wyoming has a 17-11-2 football record over the last four seasons under Coach Lloyd W. Eaton. The standings follow a list of stock quotes and company references supplied to the Telegram by Goffe & Carkner Inc, with various ticker-like names and counts included in the page’s 2 p.m. stocks section.
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Allied Sup
AT & T
Atelligen
Am Motors Ant Tol
Au Angora Vnv
Beech Aire Bowing
Reth Sa Chrysler Creay É Cole Interstate
Tair Pantoy
Elen Hoe Motors Sahee ‘ Ink
Smee
Hal Seel
Wistar Us
Sten! Woot Elves
Wanlworth
Wyoming
Lloyd W. Eaton
Red Cross flood relief contributions rise in Finney County
Contributions to the Finney County Red Cross disaster fund total 1922.60 dollars today, per Mild Red Hope executive secretary. The chapter is not conducting a drive but accepts gifts from individuals and organizations to aid flood victims' rehabilitation.
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Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Finney County
Pope Visits With Parents
Duane Farr Pope, charged in the June 4 Big Springs bank robbery and three killings, met with his parents at the Nebraska Penitentiary. His court appointed attorney Robert Crosby and law professor Wallace Rudolphby discussed defense strategy for Pope, with arraignment timing and possible mental examination among issues to decide.
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Lincoln
Neb
Duane Farr Pope
Kunsan
Big Springs
Nebraska Penitentiary
Pope Ouly
Robert Crosby
Nebraska Govenor
Crosby
Wallace M. Rudolphy
University of Nebraska Law
Pope
Dsscts
Brandt Urges Gradual Trade Barrier Reduction
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged gradual lowering of trade barriers between Europe’s two economic communities as a step toward political union. In Rome he proposed the European Common Market and the European Free Trade Association set up a secretariat for political coordination.
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Rome
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Europe
Rome City Mall
European Common Market
European Free Trade Association
Museum Notes: Winnup Park Museum Recovers From Flood
Friends of the Finney County Historical Society detail how the Winnup Park museum withstood floodwaters. Volunteers, including teens and several women, moved items to safety, cleaned mud, and propped furniture. Display cases split, some items wet but later dried. grand piano spared. Open date uncertain. depends on restoring cases. Stanley Sohl of the state museum praised the group’s progress and urged continued support.
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Finney County Historical Society
Winnup Park
Ulysses Youth Richard Thompson Dies in Motorcycle Crash
Funeral services were to be held in Ulysses Christian Church for 20 year old Richard Paul Thompson who died Saturday from a heart attack while riding a motorcycle in downtown Ulysses. Burial planned at Lakin Cemetery. Born October 15 1944 in Lakin he was the son of Leonard Thompson and a resident of Ulysses. Survived by his parents a brother and five sisters all living in or near Ulysses.
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Eisenhower
William
Miller
Ulysses
Richard Paul Thompson
Ulysses Christian Church
Dale Warkinton
C.W. Roll
Lakin Cemetery
Lakin
Leonard Thompson
Leonard
Iyla Lee
Kathy
Diana Thompson
Karen Prince
Linda Lamberson
Tomato Travels Abroad to Win American Taste
National Geographic Society notes the tomato, once considered poisonous, has become a favorite American vegetable now grown at about 5.5 million tons annually. The piece traces its origins in the Andes, spread to Central America and Mexico, and notes early European reintroductions and the 1820 Salem courthouse tomato stunt by Robert Gibbon Johnson that changed public opinion.
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Wasitington
America
National Geographic Society
Peru-Ecuador-Bolivia
Andes
Central America
Mexico
Europe
Maine
Robert Gibbon Johnson
Salem County
New Jersey
Johnson
Hospital admissions and births at St Catherine and area
Admissions list shows Lila Anderson Jennings Atwood Valle Batchelder Valle, Dianda, Miller and others at St Catherine and nearby facilities. Dismissals include Redger Steelman Teiker Herman Lowry Shull Medina and others. Births note a daughter for Rooney at 1613 York Ave June 28 and three additional births for Dianda Miller Escalada with weights listed.
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Otis William Jennings
Lakin
Benjamin Atwood
Magnolia
William Rooney
York Ave
Terrance Lee Batchelder
Hilda Mary Valle
Kenneth Dillon
Spencer
Joseph A. Delemo
N. Maiti
Tiffani Lynn Pepper
Leopard
James Burnett
N. Ltd
St. Catherine Jay
Anthony Redger
Montezuma
Lloyd Frank Steelman
Stone Hotel
Adolph Teiker
Holcomb
James Herman
Wylie Lowry
Thomas J. Shull
Healy
Frank Medina
Robert. HW. Fuller
Leopold Roy Helm
New York
Ned Jacobs
Washington
St. Catherine
Casimiro Dianda
Russell Miller
G. Fulton
John Escalada
Pine
Juveniles Questioned in Garden City Burglaries
Three youths are being questioned by police in connection with two burglaries in Garden City. Burglars struck Sev ers Drive-In Cafe at 13th and Kansas through a window, taking merchandise. At Spencer's Food Store 401 Jones, an undetermined amount of cash and merchandise was stolen, marking a second Spencer's break in in recent months. Other weekend thefts included tools in a toolbox in Albert B. Rohiman’s pickup at 608 Conkling and a radio stolen from a car at Burtis Motor Co used car lot at 13th and Kansas. The incidents occurred Friday night through Monday morning.
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Garden City
Severs Drive-In
13Th
Kansas
Spencer's
Jones
Severs
Spencer’s
Albert B. Rohiman
Conkling
Burtis Motor Co
Courts District Divorce Granted Behrmann Case
Divorce granted to Donna K. Behrmann from Arthur H. Behrmann for extreme cruelty. County fines listed for unsafe vehicle operation, parking violations, improper starts, and other infractions with respective costs. Notable arrests include John Tillman Horder and Thomas Jefferson McIntosh for drunkenness. multiple vehicle and parking violations cited across several addresses.
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Donna K. Behrmann
Arthur H. Behrmann
George L. Sooby
Rt. 1
William N. Clark
Larned
Lewis Lohmann
Conkling
Gerald L. Farr
Goodland
Dave Collen Phillips
Moore
Leo Edward Brehm
Merle D. Beahm
Main
Clyde Earl Mucffitt
W. Fulton
John, Gi. Jacobs
Walter Flander Sturgeon
HG. Cranston Jr
John Tillman Horder
Edmund
Okla
Thomas Jefferson McIntosh
Tulsa
Local group meeting invites games and prizes at Civic Center
The Senior Citizens Group of Finney County will meet at the Civic Center Thursday from 1 30 p m to 4 p m. Both men and women are invited for an afternoon of games and fun. Door prizes will be given. Mary Catherine Regan attends Colorado State College on scholarship and appears in The Solid Gold Cadillac July 8 and 9. Norman L Reynolds selected for NSF Mathematics Institute July 19-August 20 at Southeastern State College. Ken N Griffin among teachers at CSU Institute for Advanced Study in History beginning June 21 through August 17. Loss of 2500 gallon butane tank in flood. one found in Garden City area. Contact Finney County Sheriff's office.
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Finney County
Civic Center
Mary Catherine Regan
Little Theatre of the Rockies
Colorado State College
Greeley
al Regan
Miss Regan
CSC
Laura Partridge
Garden City High School
Thespians
Norman L. Reynolds
Alta Brown
National Science Foundation
Southeastern State College
Durant
Ohla
Ken N. Griffin
W. Hazel
Colorado State University
Garden City
Kansan Makes Early Bird European Call
Gardner businessman Jolson made the first truly commercial telephone link from America to Europe via the Early Bird satellite. The second call came from government officials, and Jack Cramer of Cramer Chemical Co in Gardner spoke with Lt. Warren Brown in Wiesbaden. Cramer’s firm supplies Air Force Europe and discussed contract matters. The service was described as excellent.
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America
Europe
Gardner
Jolson
Jack Cramer
Cramer Chemical Co
Cramer
Air Force
Warren Brown
Wiesbaden
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Carl R. Cook
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Roy O. Muroohey
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Crown Heights
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