Velvet Glove Calms Senate Criticism of LBJ Viet Nam Policy
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield quiets Viet Nam debate after returning from Florida as lawmakers vote on a $4.8 billion military bill. He helps Humphrey testify informally, persuades Fulbright to join, and pushes a $415 million foreign aid package with $275 million for Viet Nam. Mansfield preserves calm relations with Johnson while opposing resumed bombing.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Florida
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Humphrey
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
North Viet Nam
White House
Local Produce Markets Report From City Livestock Sale
Friday sale receipts totaled 2104 cattle and old hogs with stocker cattle selling actively and prices mostly steady. California to Illinois and Iowa buyers attended. light steer calves brought 28 to 34.50 dollars and heifer calves 24.50 to 29.50. Steer yearlings 28 to 31.75, heavier feeders 27 to 29, with shapey feeders 24.50 to 26.75. Holstein load lots 22.50 to 23.20, choice heifers 26 to 27.25, light yearlings 25 to 27. Cow market steady 15 to 21.25 for cans to extreme. Bulls 17.50 to 21.95, baby calves 31 to 58. Hogs 1.25 lower. top 26.10, typical butcher 25.50 to 26.10, lights 2 to 25.50, lows 0 to 23, boars 18 to 19, stock pigs 13 to 24 per head.
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Garden City
California
Tlinois
Iowa
Dow Jones Drops 11 Points to 922.04 at Noon
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 11.30 points at noon, standing at 922.04 as trading continued. This stock snapshot reflects a broader market dip and highlights ongoing investor concern.
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DOW Jones
Holcomb Alumni Group to Meet Tonight
Holcomb High School Alumni Association calls a meeting for 8 p m tomorrow. All area graduates urged to attend as plans for May 28 and 29 are discussed including barbecue dance and a Sunday reunion with nationwide contact and possible large turnout.
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Holcombs High School
Public meetings for stock owners and fund drive set
A public meeting for all live stock owners will be at 8 tonight in the Co op Center to discuss the livestock brand law situation and brand inspection. The Finney County United Fund annual meeting follows at 7 30 tonight in the Garden City Co op office library. Becky Rogers a KU education student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Rogers 904 N 4th was placed on the fall semester honor roll. Norla Stephens a Marymount College student in Salina was on the intramural basketball sophomore squad during playoffs. Norla resides in Pierceville.
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Co-op Center
Finney County United Fund
Garden City Co-op
Becky Rogers
School of Education
University of Kansas
Becky
Roland Rogers
Norla Stephens
Marymount College
Salina
Norlh
Pierceville
Women and Community Activities Weekly Calendar
Monday through Thursday events at the YMCA Hall and local venues include interior decorating, volleyball, exercise classes for women and beginners, party bridge lessons, gun safety sessions, a YMCA board meeting, swimming at Mel Krebs residence, guitar lessons, and BPW group meetings. Final day for course registration noted.
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Ruth Tabor
Ymca Hall
Alta Brown School
Maraleine Fritz
Ymca Board of Directors
Mel Krebs
US 50
Jerry Wilcox
Sunshine Eases Wintry Grip In Kansas
AP reports warmer conditions across Kansas as sunshine reduces the last week’s cold spell. No cold front is pushing out the chill. highs forecast from the 40s in the east to near 60 in the west. Lows tonight to the 20s in the east and 30s west with Sunday highs in the 30s to 40s. Gardens City and Goodland reported morning lows near 12 to 26 earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Goodland
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Garden City
Jury Acquits Pair In Mossler Trial
In Miami Florida an all male jury acquitted Candace Mossler and her nephew Melvin Powers of the 1964 murder of her husband Jacques Mossler after a seven week trial. The case drew testimony from witnesses including penitentiary inmates and centered on alleged incestuous motives. The judge urged continued deliberations but the final verdicts were unanimous.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Messler
Powers
Jacques Mossler
George Schulz
Local Hospital Admissions And Birth Notices
Hospital admissions list for St. Catherine and nearby towns covering patients admitted Sunday and Saturday including Mrs Ray Counterman Gardendale and Mr Andrew Gallardo Halcomb with birth announcements. Dismissals listed for multiple patients from St. Catherine and area. Births include a son to Ray Counterman and a daughter to Andrew Gallardo. Court actions note a suspended sentence for G W Hainer. Driver license suspensions issued for Jack E Smith Ronnie Farmer Donald Whitmore and Robert Yeadon.
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St. Catherine
Ray Counterman
Gardendale
Andrew Gallardo
Holcomb
Herbert Graves
Craig Holmes
Bryan Long
Scott City
Irene Williams
Sheldon Koehn
Copeland
Robert Lea Mason
W. Maple
Edward Caballero
W. Mulberry
Frank Rosel
Lakin
A.C. Maddux
Deerfield
Samuel V. Hewes
Ingalls
Cynthia Ann Newsom
E. Santa Fe
Patricia Marie Purcell
Sandra Lynn Nieles
Kenneth Otterstetter
Janice M. Webb
Cyril Schiffelbein
Eardie Norton
Jesse Daniel Baldwin
Imperial
John Nusser
Clarence Fine
Bill Pickens
Kenneth Snodgrass
Pierceville
George Barton
Edwards Kathy Stroud
Burnside
Sandra Stanley
Dighton
Ancel Zeven
John Reed
Kenneth Mulligan
Healy
Albert Goss
Tony D. Saiz
Ida Mary Koch
Craig Wayne Holmes
Jimmy Mills
Bancoft
Judy Ann Mills
Bancroft Manuel Hernandez
Penn
Lawrence G. Miller
Jacob Heili
Halcomb
Gerald Sheaks
Tie Used to Break Window at Valentine School
A railroad tie was used by vandals to break a school window at Valentine grade school during the weekend. The tie was found inside with broken glass and beer bottles. Sheriff Kenneth Wicks noted it was among several used in parking lot bumpers. No entry or burglary found. Several church windows at Second Baptist Church in N Main broken but no entry occurred.
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Valentine
Kenneth Wicks
Second Baptist Church
N. Main
Supreme Court backs key Voting Rights Act provisions
The Supreme Court upheld core sections of the 1885 Voting Rights Act, endorsing Congress's power under the 15th Amendment to suspend state literacy tests and to authorize federal examiners to register voters. Chief Justice Warren stated the act furthers constitutional responsibilities, while Justices Black and others issued concurring opinions. The ruling emphasized Congress faced an insidious evil and needed sterner remedies to protect the vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Attorney
Earl Warren
Warren
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Abe Fortas
South Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Garden City Ltd suspended for driving restriction breach
Garden City Ltd faces a one year suspension or until a 16th birthday due to driving in violation of restrictions. Warranty Deeds record transfers: Anise A Ellis to Cecil L O Brate for SEM 13-21-32. Urban L Gerber et ux to Clodaugh Strasser et vir. M E Lee et ux to Floyd Shipley et ux for lots 4 5 and block 4 Arter and Young's Addition. W Kleysteuber to Leo H Kleysteuber et ux NW 4 of 30-26-31.
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G. W. Hainer
Scott City
Jack E. Smith
Rt. 1
Ronnie R. Farmer
Bancroft
Donald R. Whitmore
Robert W. Yeadon
Anise A. Ellis
Cecil L. O'Brate
Urban L. Gerber
Clodaugh Strasser
Lot
Fairlane
M. E. Lee
Floyd Shipley
Lots
Arter
Young
W. Kleysteuber
Leo H. Kleysteuber
Traffic Accidents Reported Across City This Weekend
Sunday evening at 6 23 pm in the 100 block W Kansas a car driven by David Leroy Paasch Sublette sustained extensive damage alongside Dale Dean Pulkabek of 1210 Pinecrest with extensive damage. Saturday at 9 37 pm in the 700 block BE Fulton a car driven by Charles Alexander Ogden 914 N 3rd and Braulio Perez 212 N 10th both had extensive damage. Saturday at 7 10 pm at Main and Kansas a car driven by Larry Eugene Moore 910 Evans and Mrs David Goodard Jr 2010 44 N 3rd both sustained extensive damage. Saturday at 1 pm in the 100 block W Fulton a pickup driven by Eugene Clement Falker Syracuse had minor damage and a pickup driven by Raymond Edward Askew 706 N 4th had minor damage.
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Kansas
David Leroy Paasch
Sublette
Dale Dean Pulkabek
Pinecrest
Fulton
Charles Alexander Ogden
Braulio Perez
Main
Larry Eugene Moore
Evans
David Goodard Jr
W. Fulton
Eugene Clement Falker
Syracuse
Raymond Edward Askew
Kansas Traffic Log March 1966 Death Toll
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log through 9 a.m. Monday for March 1966, noting 91 deaths versus 1965 comparable period's 9. Read as a brief toll update with period figures and time window.
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Topeka
Kansas
Local area students listed on Fort Hays State dean's list
The Fort Hays State College fall semester dean’s honor roll has been announced listing students with a B average or better. From Garden City: Barbara Oliver, Sara Smith, Mary Smith, Terry Cleveland, Jan Morris, Larry Watkins, Kenneth Bauer, Connie Mader, Phyllis Dick, Harry Ebaugh, Helen Gribble, Duane McCarthy, June Thompson. From the area: Steven Fox, Deanna Miller, Douglass Freed, Christopher Dowden, Margaret Sherwood, Linda Lowry of Ulysses. Larry Spice, Montezuma. Forest Graber, Harold Grubb of Tribune. Richard Helfrich of Coolidge. Garry Anthony of Satanta. Patricia Bale, Sublette. Dana Days, Deerfield. Judson Murphy, Connie Jones, J. Gail McWhirter, June Wilkens, Norman Thomas of Dighton. Paul Jennison, Clifford Ehmke, Patty Stewart, Gary West of Mealy. Karen Wilkens of Modoc. Sylvia Jeffery, Lavonna Host, Diane Magill, Melanie Murphy, Peggy Radnor, Diana Riner, Marvin Heltschmidt of Scott City. Kenton Nicholas, Wendell Nicholas, Marilyn Leyb, Mar Jon Neely of Johnson. Alfred Holstein of Lcotl. Yvonne Betlach of Marienthal.
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Fort Hays State College
Garden City
Barbara Oliver
Sara Smith
Mary Smith
Terry Cleveland
Jan Morris
Larry Watkins
Kenneth Bauer
Connie Mader
Phyllis Dick
Harry Ebaugh
Helen Gribble
Duane McCarthy
June Thompson
Steven Fox
Deanna Miller
Douglass Freed
Christopher Dowden
Margaret Sherwood
Linda Lowry
Ulysses
Larry Spice
Montezuma
Forest Graber
Harold Grubb
Tribune
Richard Helfrich
Coolidge
Garry Anthony
Satanta
Patricia Bale
Sublette
Dana Days
Deerfield
Judson Murphy
Connie Jones
J. Gail McWhirter
June Wilkens
Norman Thomas
Dighton
Paul Jennison
Clifford Ehmke
Patty
Kidney Pie Question in Kitchen and Brooklyn Growth
A kitchen query asks about using lamb kidneys in beef and kidney pie. A separate note claims Brooklyn, New York has more factory workers than Pittsburgh and Detroit combined.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Vate Enterprise
Civil Service
Federal Employee Pay Hike Sought by Johnson
President Johnson urged Congress to approve an average 3.2 percent total pay rise for federal civilian workers starting Jan 1, 1966, with 2.8 percent as direct salary and the rest for fringe benefits. The plan costs about 485 million yearly and would lift about one million employees toward private sector pay, while retirement contributions rise to 7 percent.
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Johnson
Congress
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