Pentagon seeks first male nurse draft amid Viet Nam strain
Washington AP reports the Pentagon is requesting a draft of male nurses for the Army and 200 for the Navy as Vietnam casualties rise. Officials doubt reaching 900 drafted men with two to three years of training, noting few have qualifying schooling. Most drafted likely head to Europe or other bases, with pay scales for two to three years training. Currently over 275 military nurses serve in Viet Nam, including about 60 men in the Army, with only seven in combat units.
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Washington (Ap
Pentagons
Army
Sense
Pentagon
Selective Service
Navy
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Europe
U.S
Air Force
Kansas City Markets Report Livestock and Hogs
Kansas City markets report cattle calves and feeders steady to higher with prices shown for steers heifers and cows. Hogs up to 25 higher on some grades while sows rise, lambs steady and ewes strong to 50 higher with choice slaughter lambs 27.50 to 28.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dow Jones 30-stock average dips at noon
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 047.93 at noon, down 3.98 points from the previous close. The brief market update notes a decline in the broader index as trading proceeded.
Students Earn K-State Honors
Outstanding scholastic recognition goes to 779 Kansas State University students for fall grades, requiring at least a 3.30 GPA. Garden City entrants include Dave Christensen and others listed, with additional names from Ulysses Ensign Tribune Satanta Sublette Lakin Shields Scott City and nearby areas.
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Kansas State University
Alley H. Duncan
Garden City
Dave Christensen
Sheryl Beth Etling
Michael Ray Heer
Kary Sue Nelson
Marilyn Jean Plett
Mary Elizabeth York
Darrel M. Kleeman
Jennifer K. Sullivan
Ulysses
Arlen Wayne Euing
Ensign
Terry E. Waldrep
Tribune
Nancy Lynn Winter
Satanta
Jerrilyn Elisaesser
Maryanne Murphy
Sublette
Dennis Lee Logan
Martin E. Neff
Lakin
Sara Sue Bentley
Shields
Lyan Alan Dean
Otho Lyon Harden
Sonja Lee Swain
James L. Yager
Scott City
Barbar Lee Gable Sod Joke
Civil Service Jobs Open in Midwest States
Opportunities for federal employment announced by the St. Louis Region U.S. Civil Service Commission. Robert Mathews at Garden City Post Office says openings for clerical and office machine operator positions across Kansas Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North and South Dakota and Illinois. Salaries start at 3507 dollars for trainees with no prior education or experience, rising to 3814 to 4149 dollars for positions requiring education or experience. For more information contact Mathews at Garden City Post Office.
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St. Louis
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Robert Mathews
Garden City
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Illinois
Mathews
Can't Rush Asians journalist says here
British lecturer journalist John William Hughes told Garden City Knife and Fork Club that Southeast Asians can not be rushed and Western policy should stay out until asked. He cited Burma Hong Kong and Philippines and argued population myths about India and urged travel to Hong Kong as a bustling market.
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Southeast Asia
John William Hughes
Wales
Garden City
Knife and Fork Club
Warren Hotel
Far East
Red China
British Broadcasting System
Philippines
United States
Burma
Hong Kong
Hughes
Honor roll and dean’s list notices for area colleges
David Heinemann, history and political science major at Augustana College Sioux Falls, earns dean’s honorist for fall semester. Nancy Liese, Ottawa University, elected master of Zeta Pi Omega social club. Chevy Anne Wells, Wichita State University, named to Dean’s Honor Roll. Donna Jeanne Lurts, Oklahoma Baptist University freshman, on President’s Honor Roll with A average and pledged to Alpha Samba Delta and Orian club.
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David Heinemann
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S. D
David
Jester Heinemann
Laurel
Nancy Liese
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Zeta Pi Omega
Nancy
H. C. Liese
Wheatridge
Chevy Anne Wells
University College At
Wichita State University
Cheryl
Russell Wells
12Th
Donna Jeanne Lurts
Oklahoma Baptist University
Alpha Samba Delta
Honor Sorority
Orian Women’s
Donna
Jon Wade Lurtz
Kansas Highway Patrol Seeks 32 New Troopers
The Kansas Highway Patrol will fill 32 trooper positions this summer due to a 1966 legislative expansion. Civil service tests begin in April across multiple cities, with final exams in May. Starting pay is 436 monthly, rising to 680 with longevity and promotions. Training lasts ten weeks at Salina Academy. Applicants must be male born 1931-1944, at least 5'10", high school graduate or equivalent. Further details from State Personnel Division in Topeka.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas
Civil Service
Patrol Academy
Salina
Schilling Air Force Base
Harrison
Topeka
Fort Hays Student Completes Two Nursing Affiliations
Nancy Sterling of Fort Hays State College completes a 12 week obstetric nursing affiliation at Chicago Lying In Hospital. After a brief vacation she will begin another 12 week training at Denver Children's Hospital and graduate in August. Also headed to Denver is Cindy Hagaman of Satanta.
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Nancy Sterling
Fort Hays State College
Chicago
Children's Hospital
Denver
Ft. Hays College
Nancy
M. S. Sterling
N. and
Cindy Hagaman
Satanta
Boy Tries Rocket Idea Burn, Hospitalized
GENVER Cole reports a 10 year old boy told police he poured gasoline on his trousers and lit a match in an attempt to launch like a rocket. The boy suffered burns to both legs and was treated at a hospital and released.
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Genver, Cole
Cub Scout Pack 95 Holds Annual Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 95 hosted its Blue and Gold banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall drawing about 200 Cub Scouters, parents and guests. Rev Alvin Houser gave the invocation as Frank Trotman served as emcee. Awards went to Mike Corbett, Jeff Babcock, Richie Ashburn, Greg Seitz, Howard Cripe, Jimmy Abby and others with badges, denner, and service star honors. A trick shooting archery demonstration closed the event conducted by Dave Babcock.
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Knights of Columbus
Alvin Houser
Frank Trotman
Den 5
Carl Ashburn
Lawrence Joyce
A. M. Fleming
Houser
Robert Carr
Leonard Dotts
Harold Roberts
John Wagner
Mr. Houser
Boy Scout
Mike Corbett
Jeff Babcock
IR. Martinez
Richie Ashburn
Greg Seitz
Howard Cripe
Wagner
Jimmy Abby
Larry Spillman
Jeff Dawson
Denner
Owen Maddox
Mike Jameson
Jimmy Dodson
Kurt Hess
Orlando Martinez
Don Miller
Den
Betty Waters
Virginia Enslow
Barbara Galliart
Zane Shaw
Kolin Kells
Tom Jones
Steven Dougherty
Gary Wagner
Donald Waters
Dave Babcock
Bolch Attends 6 Day YMCA Workshop
Ed Bolch general secretary of the Garden City Family YMCA returned from a six day workshop in Williams Bay Wisconsin. He was among 30 executives from the United States and Canada selected for the National Council of YMCAs administration program. Bolch said the experience offered access to YMCA resources worldwide and focused on identifying community needs and mobilizing local resources. The session was led by Dr Thomas R Bennett Dr James Logan William Skinner and others from the national and Canadian YMCA staffs.
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Ed Bolch
Garden City
Thomas R. Bennett
George Williams College
James Logan
Columbia University
William Skinner
Ymcas
Sutherland Miller
Tilden Harrison
YMCA
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for several individuals
A hospital notice lists admissions at St Catherine and dismissals across three facilities. Names include Mrs Eardie Norton, Paul E Quarles, Mrs Harry Reed, Dora Bell Johnston, Mrs Evalina Bauer, Trene Elizabeth Gerber, Mary Anne Rooney, Gary Al Fry, Mrs Hadley Kauffman, Garold Wayne Schriebvogel, George K Barton, Melanie Ann Algrim, Mrs Jack Hoffman, Mrs Albert Goss, and others with addresses in Scott City Imperial and Deerfield.
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St. Catherine
Eardie Norton
Josie
Paul E. Quarles
Scott City
Harry Reed
Elmer Bennett
Holcomb
Dora Bell Johnston
Evalina Bauer
Harley Blake I
Trene Elizabeth Gerber
Imperial
Mary Anne Rooney
York
Gary al Fry
E. Fair
Hadley Kauffman
Garold Wayne Schriebvogel
S. Star Rt
Herman
J. Howard
George K. Barton
Melanie Ann Algrim
Court Notices Roundup of Divorces and Fines
Alma Mae Kemper gains divorce from Gilbert Kemper on cruelty and neglect. Civil claim awards Tretta P. Baxter 599.76 from Archer Daniels Minland Co. and Fidelity. Reeves jailed 30 days for drunk on public highway with fines and costs. Several speeding fines listed for Hamilton Dunn Hooker Younger Dreising Naab, with amounts and costs.
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Alma Mae Kemper
Gilbert Eugene Kemper
Tretta P. Baxter
William K. Baxter
Archer- Daniels-Vminland Co
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Walter Curtis Reeves
Garden City Ave
Jack L. Hamilton
Gillespie
Cecil E. Dunn
Syracuse
Jack M. Hooker
Rt. 1
Elmer J. Younger
Ronald J. Dreising
Hays
John V. Naab
Police and traffic court docket from Garden City listing
Garden City docket shows multiple traffic fines and penalties. Names include Robert Buer kly of Holcomb for speeding 70 in an 80 zone, Raymond D. Long for 70 in a 60, and several others with violations such as parked trucks in car zones and improper driving. Fines range from 2 to 35 dollars with various costs.
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Robert Buerkly
Holcomb
Raymond D. Long
1122
N. 5Th
Thomas David Clare
Dean A Dohe
Saliga
Esther Emmaline Zimmerman
N. Main
Gilbert Pachico
Bernard G. Jones
Josephine Renfro
W. Chestnut
Joseph Jeremiah Ohmes
Wayne Ray Dudley
E. Maple
Robert Paskell Grayson
N. Ith
Gary Robert Slough
Donald Albert Martin
Homer Jenigan
Netty Larceny
Legals Summary of Deeds and Leases in Kansas Area
Public notice lists warranty deeds quit claims and oil and gas leases transferring parcels in townships 9 24 32 22 33 and 28 21 28 and 35 21 34 with transferees including Orlene Trent Sidney Miller Joe Guerrero and R W Lange. The Topeka AP brief adds a Kansas traffic death log stating 0 for March 1966 92 for comparable 1965 period and 93 for the prior period.
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Floyd Dale Trent
Orlene June Trent
Elizabeth M. Nelson
Sidney L. Miller
Roland Rogers
E. H. Heller
WW Holmes
James W
Grace James
R.W. Lange
Theresa Walton
R. W. Lange
Everett Lakin
Thurman Gobleman
Topeka
Kansas
Orphans Crying for Return Woman Returns to Congo
A 70 year old Detroit woman Ella Haller plans to return to the Congo this week to reestablish an orphanage she twice fled from rebel violence in 1960 and 1964. She travels with her daughter Geneva Grace and Congolese adopted sons, with more orphans awaiting adoption. The voyage is backed by World Wide Missions with funds raised locally. The Idiofa Idiofa area remains dangerous, but Haller hopes to reunite with her Congolese family and assist the remaining orphans.
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Detroit
Congo
Ella Haller
New York
Geneva Grace
Bernie
Gary
Rachel
World Wide Missions
Altadena
Calif
Haller
Intshueme
Idiofa
Bee Language Seminar Set By Fort Haye Professor
Dr. Neil Walker, associate professor of zoology at Fort Haye State College, will headline a science seminar on March 9 at Garden City Community Junior College. The talk titled The Language of the Bees covers bee movement and sound production as methods of information transmission. Open to interested attendees.
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Neil Walker
Fort Haye State College
Garden City Community Junior College
Death notice for Mrs. Luci M Rinkel in Haviland Kansas
Mrs Luci M Rinkel 91 dies Monday at Pratt County Hospital. Funeral Thursday 10:30 a.m. at Haviland Methodist Church. Survived by Rev Elmer Rinkel of Scott City and four sons, two daughters, 20 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren. Born Marine Illinois August 16 1874, married T E Rinkel March 2 1893. Burial Haviland Cemetery. Fleener Funeral Home Greensburg in charge. Memorials to hymnals at the church via Vera Outright or Bob Laird.
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Marine
Haviland
Charles Schweitzer
C. A. Kemp
Haviland Cemetery
Fleener
Snowy Topeka Sees Record Low Winter Snow
Topeka has recorded the least snowfall in over four decades this winter with 4.7 inches through February. Only two prior winters, 1916-17 and 1922-23, saw less snow in the past 79 years.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
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