Emphatically Not Running For President In 1968
In a candid interview Robert F Kennedy, then attorney general and brother to the President, declares he is not planning a 1968 presidential bid. He says seeking secretary of state and his public role extend to many duties within the Justice Department and White House circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
Louis G. Paines
Justice Department
Associated Press
Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert Kennedy
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Department
Gove Vidal
National Security Council
Knife Fork Club Meets Saturday in Kansas City
Garden City Knife and Fork Club members will hear Thom A. B. Ditton, world traveler and adventurer, at the Laau Inn tomorrow evening. Ditton, who joined a Canadian regiment after leaving Virginia Military Institute, became a battle-hardened captain at 18 and has since journeyed to Somaliland, Delhi Lancers, China, Burma and beyond, crossing the Atlantic Ocean 100 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Knife and Fork Club
Thom A. B. Ditton
Laau Inn
Ditton
Virginia Military Institute
Canada
Camelcorps
Somaliland
Delhi Lancers
China
Burma
Second liquor store holdup from same bandit
Cloyd A. Anderson faced a second robbery at the liquor store where he works after a prior hold up two weeks earlier. The bandit produced a revolver on Wednesday night and demanded cash, but Anderson retorted that the store was self-service and the bandit helped himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cloyd
A. Anderson
Anderson
Anerson
Indian defense procurement chief to visit US and UK
New Delhi defense procurement minister T. T. Krishnamachari plans visits to Washington and London this month to press for more military aid as US and UK missions deliver reports on India's air defense needs and arms production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Delhi
India
T. T. Krishnamachari
London
United States
Britain
Explorer Post 101 Elects New Members and Plans Project
Explorer Post 101 sponsored by St. Thomas Episcopal Church elected Johnny Wheeler to full membership at a regular meeting on Monday. Squires named were Pat Vaughn, Charles Vaughn’s son, T. D. Clare, Holcomb, and Kent Williams, Lynn Williams’s son. The group will assist with a work project at the Logopedics Clinic. Dick Ulrich reported on a Santa Fe Trail Explorer Council meeting. A spring formal dance was discussed. A film titled Highlights of the Jam boree was shown after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Johnny Wheeler
John Wheeler
Squire
Pat Vaughn
and Wrescharles Vaughn
T. D. Clare
Thomas Clare
Holcomb
Kent Williams
Lynn Williams
Logopedics Clinic
Dick Ulrich
Santa Fe Trail Explorer Council
Harold Hertel Elected President in Garden City Barbers
Harold Hertel was elected president of Garden City Chapter 1009 of the Associated Master Barbers of America succeeding Thomas Graves. The monthly meeting at Walter's Barber Shop also named Jerry Goetz vice president Charles Walter secretary treasurer Cliff Rein recording secretary Burrill Loving chaplain and Frank Koksal publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hertel
Garden City
Associated Master Barbers of America
Thomas Graves
Walter's
Jerry Goetz
Charles Walter
Cliff Rein
Burrill Loving
Frank Koksal
Louis Kampschroeder Earns National Sales Honors
Louis Kampschroeder district sales manager for Investors Diversified Services received national recognition for 1962 top performance. He earned membership in the Diamond Club among 100 top salesmen and joins Presidents Club and Sales Executives Club during the Gold Cup Classic campaign. Competing with 3,200 Investors representatives from 157 divisional offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kampschroeter
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Diamond Club
1063 Presidents Club
Sales Executives Club
United States
Garden Citions to Chicago Exposition
Jim Dale owner of J. and R. Ready Mix Garden City and Lakin and Bob Dale in charge of construction for P. L. Dale contractor left Tuesday for the Construction and Equipment and Exposition Show in Chicago. Mr and Mrs P L Dale 809 Jenny left later this week to attend the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dale
J. and R. Ready Mix
Garden City
Lakin
Bob Dale
P. L. Dale
Chicago
Jenny
AMA Backs Kennedy Mental Health Plan in Key Forum
AMA trustee Dr. Gerald D. Dorman praised President Kennedy's proposed elderly medical program, saying it aligns with AMA recommendations. He spoke at the State Mental Health Representatives conference, stressing community level care for mental patients and the role of community centers in physician responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Kennedy
Gerald D. Dorman
New York
AMA
Dorman
Dorman Gad
Ice Bridge Keeps Drummond Island Students Inbound
Drummond Island pupils cross an ice bridge over Lake Huron to attend De Tour High School daily, traveling on 20 inches of ice over 90 feet of water. The ferry service has collapsed after ice jams and extreme cold, leaving 38 island students and 600 residents cut off. some families gave permission for the risky trips while others fear the dangers of the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond Island
Mich
Lake Huron
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
de Tour Passage
Clayton Ledy
de Tour
Clayton
S.A. Landreville
Arthur Myers
Red China challenges Moscow over broadcasts war
Peking accused the Soviet Union of jamming Red China broadcasts to block its ideology from the Communist world. The New China News Agency distributed the attack from Red Flag criticizing Khrushchev supporters as cowards and blocking articles from reaching their citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
Red Flag
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
School Lunch Menus Listed For Ape City Schools
School lunch menus listed show weekly offerings at Ape City public schools with daily items. Monday features milk, cheese crust, vegetables, peaches, and desserts. Tuesday through Friday list meat mains, sides, fruit, and bread or pie options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Ape City
Family Income Shows Increase in 1961 Census Data
The Census Bureau reports average family income rose 2 percent in 1961 to about $5,700, with college graduate households averaging $9,300. Higher earnings tied to education, while purchasing power rose only 1 percent due to price increases. About 10 million families earned under $3,000. 9 million between $3,000 and $5,000. 10 million between $5,000 and $7,000. and 17 million earned $7,000 or more. Men averaged $5,700 and women $3,300 for full-year workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
New Earthquake Strikes El Mari Libya After Quake Toll
A new quake hit El Mari at 9:15 p.m. Thursday, wrecking several remaining buildings including Libyan army barracks. No casualties were reported in Tripoli.
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Tripoli
Libya
el Mari
Two dogs spared from will amid public sympathy in Pittsburgh
Two Irish setters named Brickland and Sunny Birth, once ordered to be killed by the will of Ida M Capers, are allowed to live for 8 to 12 months while an estate audit proceeds. Judge William Rahauser ruled they are personal property and may remain under care as the case funds a permanent rescue path. Governor Scranton directed the attorney general to seek a permanent solution, while kennel owner Thomas Miller, who cared for the dogs, has received many offers from people nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphany Court
Ida M. Capers
Brickland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walter BE. Alessandroni
Miss. Capers
Thom
Miller
Miss Capers
California
Florida
Kansas
HesTONS At St Catherine Debra Kay Holmes and more
A list of residents including Debra Kay Holmes of 919 N 9th Cheryl Smith 617 N Lith Mrs Willard Zimmerman 2103 Mra Guy Miller Everett Samples 1705 N 7th Mra George Keen 919 Ninth Mra Arta McQuinn 2212 N Main avesey Brungardt 1212 Con Sandra Henry 2002 N sth Mrs Barbara Burgardt 603 Conkling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitals Hestons
St. Catherine
Debra Kay Holmes
Cheryl Smith
Willard ‘Zimmerman
Guy Miller
Dighton
Everett Samples
George Keen
Arta McQuinn
N. Mainavesey
D. Brungardt
Conind
Sandra Henry
N. Sth
Barbara Burgardt
Conkling
Home made ruling tool for curved lines by Cappy Dick
A simple lead wire tool lets you draw irregular curves with a ruler. Cut one eighth inch wire, straighten it, bend to shape, and guide your pencil along paper to create borders and repeating curves. Tomorrow features four framed photo albums for wall display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy
Garden notices and legal notices amid city records
Dismissals listed for several residents at St Catherine and St Catherine address. Legals cover warranty deeds transferring parcels in Holmes Third Addition and other property transfers. County fines include overload and speeding. police bonds for multiple residents. a traffic collision at 100 W Pine with minor damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan G. Wadingée
Sentity
Linnea la Mogha
Bitaeee
Gardendale
Deerfield
St Cathering
Jimie Stewart
Leo J. Beknt
Hotoomb
Tha Coether
Davia
Rhonda Brown
Ighton
Kathleen Qighton
Bietis
St. Catherine
William J. Wallinger
Scott City
William R. Watikins
Costa
Harlance
Allen Joy Huey
S. 1St
Ethel Louis
James Earl Dougherty
N. Main
Stephen Ralph Roper
Parkwood
Kansas bill to create northwest college center in Thomas County
A House Ways and Means Committee slated measure would fund a new college center in Thomas County with a building not exceeding $600.00. The center would offer two years of college work under administration of Fort Hays State College, Kansas State University or the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Northwest Kansas College Center
House
Ways and Means
House State Affairs Committee
Thomas County
Fort Hays State College
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
U S Army Sergeant Killed Dodging Viet Nam Roadblock
In Saigon a U S Army sergeant trying to dodge a Communist roadblock south of Qui Nhon drove his truck over an embankment and was killed. No other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
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RFK
Louis G. Panos
Fo “Washington
Robert F. ‘Kennedy
Knife Fork Club
Hotel Warren
Smith Land Company
Barbers
Louis Kampschroeder
Odd Fellows & Rebekahs
U.N
Telegram
Sloppy Joe's
Newton
Sharp Mobile Homes
Ing
Santa Fe
Coordwindow Iim
Des Moines
Dept
Ril
McCormick
Elliot
Eliot
Young Hobby Club
Harnast M. Nelson
A. C. Southworth
Holmes
William Thomas Reid
J. H. Keller
Wayne Douglas
Jones
Walker Addison
Myrtle Jennings
W. W. Jennings
Chester Scott Russell
Daniel Walter Crave
Chester
Russell
David Edward Crease
William H. Briscoe
N. 1St
James E. Dougherty
W. Pine
Briscoe
Dougherty
U.S
C. H. Cleaver
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