Draft Law Extension Clears House for Senate Journey
The four year extension of the draft law cleared the House 887 to 3 and heads to the Senate. The Armed Services Committee will hear Pentagon policy with Assistant Secretary Norman S. Paul as lead witness. Amendments sought to curtail the draft failed as debate centered on manpower and age limits. The bill extends the draft to 1967 and preserves a four year pause on military manpower ceilings, with continued dependents’ allowances and medical pay provisions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Norman S. Paul
Homer KE
Abele
Ohio
Gross
A-lowa
George 8. Brown Jr
Calif
Roman Pucinski
D-Il
Charles E. Goodell
Goodell
Market Gains Slow Mixed Stocks To Noon Rally
New York stocks opened higher with gains in tobaccos and steels as the AP average of 60 issues rose .4 to 256.0 at noon. Industrials up 1.1, rails 1.2, utilities unchanged, with most advances fractional and some issues up a point or more. Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.43 to 675.45 as U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic and Jones & Laughlin posted fractional gains amid steady steel demand and a drop in tobacco studies news.
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New York
Associated Press
American Medical Association
Lukeng
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Dillon's Names New Manager
A former Garden City produce manager Ernie Wonsetler was named the new manager of Dillon's Food Market here, succeeding the late Jay Bean. Wonsetler, who managed produce at the local store from 1954 to 1957, will relocate from the Salina Dillon's to assume duties as soon as possible, with assistant manager Paul Mehringer moving to Salina.
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Dillon
Dillon's
Ernie Wonsetler
Jay Bean
Wonsetler
Salina
Paul Mehringer
Bridge Tourney Playoffs Listed
Playoffs to determine bracket winners in Telegram-KIAL Bridge Tourney. Final week scores show which teams must play. Winners in each bracket advance or avoid playoff per results. ties resolved by high point totals.
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Bock
Anger
Morris
King
Kemp
Zimbeck
Klemp
Walker
LaShier
Bentrup
Attorney General Says Sunday Sales Bill Faces Changes
Atty Gen William Ferguson said a proposed Sunday sales bill for PERA would need three changes to stand up constitutionally. He noted weaknesses in items list including clothing and housewares, questioned making violations a public nuisance, and warned possible clashes with Sunday labor and Sabbath cases. He stressed a constitutional bill can be drawn, but warned the 12 points noted may render it unconstitutional. Belgium has 11,779 square miles and a population of 9,153,000.
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PERA
William M. Ferguson
Senate
Ferguson
John H. Murray
R Leavenworth
Senate State Affairs Committee
Murray
Ferguson Gald
Supreme Court
Sen
Ford Harbaugh
R-Welington
Belgium
Missouri
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
GEM
Morris Shlensky
Katz Drug Co
Katz
Larry Hans
Kansas City
Hans
Eagleton
Old Missouri Blue Law Dead
Jefferson City Missouri AP the 138 year old blue law is void as the Missouri Supreme Court overturns a 1961 ruling and voids the vague statute. Legislators consider new Sunday closing rules while businesses assess reopening options and public benefit.
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Missouri
Blue Law
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Atty
Thomas F. Engleton
Juco Students Take News Test at Garden City JC
Garden City Junior College history students took a Time Inc sponsored current events test covering world and national affairs from the last six months. Gary Clark led with 93 of 105, earning an 800 page deluxe Time publication. Barry Hinkle followed at 91 with several other local top scorers.
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Garden City Junior College
Time, Inc
United States
Canada
Gary Clark
Barry Hinkle
Dave Dougherty
Robert Petrus
Lester Wood
James Nesbitt
Kent Martin
Kenneth Johnson
William Vizay
David Selby
Time Magaine
Garden City
Bidault May Get Bavarian Asylum If He Quits Campaign
Bavaria may grant political asylum to former French premier Georges Bidault if he agrees to abandon his underground campaign to topple Charles de Gaulle. Bidault, 63, was found at a lakeside resort and asked for asylum. Adenauer suggested no objection if he stays out of politics.
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PSSA
Bavaria
Bidault
Munich
Germany
Georges Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Secret Army
France
Konrad Adenauer
European Movement
Adenauer
Cer
Paris
Italy
Fear Shrouds Belmont After Ninth Boston Area Murder
In Belmont Mass a fearfilled neighborhood reels after the ninth Greater Boston strangulation murder. Police seek a 35 year old Negro cleaner described by a state employment office bulletin. Victim Bessie Goldberg a 62 year old volunteer at Boston hospitals was found dead at her Scott Road home. Israel Goldberg husband reported the 2:30 pm phone call confirming the cleaner’s arrival. Medical examiner Dr David C Dow said she was strangled. The case follows earlier slayings with many victims linked to hospitals.
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Belmont, Maas
Belmont Hill
Greater Boston
Jones
Scott Road
Bessie Goldberg
Boston
Tor
Goldberg
Civil Defense Meeting in Dodge City For Southwest Kansas
Doctors nurses and other interested persons from throughout Southwest Kansas will attend a Civil Defense conference in Dodge City Sessions begin 8 a.m. at the National Guard Armory Dis trict Eight Southwest Kansas Kansas State Nurse sponsors invite all interested The program covers hospital doctor and nurse roles during disasters topics include radiation injuries thermal burns and community responsibility Sister Mary Lacy from Garden City will discuss the disaster plan at St Catherine Hospital in Dodge City
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Kansas
Dodge City
National Guard
District Eight
Southwest Kansas
Asia
Mary Lacy
O.P
R.N
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Ere
Hospital admissions and dismissals noted at St Catherine area
The column lists admissions including Harry Clifton Norton and several Holcomb and Deerfield residents, with births at St Catherine and Rancho Motel. Dismissals follow, including Mrs George Rees and Julie Wasinger. Police notes report bonds for improper vehicle registration and various fines, plus driver license suspensions for habitual violator and DWI.
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St. Catherine
Harry Clifton
Norton
John Hoth
Holcomb
Jon
Charles Anderson
Deere
William Preston
Ranchootel
Danie
Garand
Kanty
Leopold
Allen
Huey
Catherine
George Rees
Harry Coats
Scott
Rex Harkness
Roger Kenyon
Julie Wasinger
Scott City
Harry Harmon
Great Bend
Vickie Schweer
Rt. 1
Robert Hazlett
Garden City Ave
Fred Base
Pierceville
Larry Harrison
W. Santa Fe
Marilynn
Kay Connardy
Moore
Henry A. Koehn
Ulysses
Atg
John Roth
Rancho Motel
Charles
Anderson
Deerfield
Lloyd Dean Cambron
Hattle
Gladys V. Bishop
Eldon Merle Underwood
E. Fulton
Lyle Newton Howard
N. Main
Gilberto Limon
Big Bow
Donald C. Scott
David Goodard Dr
Terry Keith Gigot
Belmont
Craig Moddy Jr
Kansas
Rita Faye Hale
Chestnut
Shirley Jean Smith
Casper Schiffelbein
Michael Kent Deaver
Harold Burl Downer
David Junior Goddard
Jerry Lynn John
Paul Eugene Barden
Evelyn Mae Fisher
Eldon Mer
William Pointer
Paul Brim
Fulton
Garden City district notices and property transfers listed
A compilation of district court filings and deeds including Civil-Saline County actions against William Johnson Plumbing Co for money recovery. several land transfers and parcels described in 17-24-32 and 28-23-28. tract descriptions in Briar Hill and Homewood Additions. warranty deeds to W. T. Cross Inc and Dorothy Goss. oil and gas leases with Mary Gelst and Kenneth Swenson. marriages licenses for Garden City residents Dean Carlton Bruno and Georgia Delgado, Ralph Martin and Carol Hornbaker, Franklin Johnson and Shirley Rogers.
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Worldiny Deeds
Harold Doty
GCK
George C. Gerstner
Et Ax
Douglas Griggs
Briar Hill
Harry A. Atherton
Richard Williams
Kemper
Holmes
A. J. Knoll
Harris Investment Co
Anna Louise Fletcher
L. Jantz
Aletha Hoskinson Menzle
Harold Hoskinson
Aletha Hoskinson
Edward L. Hoskinson
W. T. Cross, Inc
Dorothy Goss
East Village
Homewood Addition
Mary Gelst
Kenneth Swenson
Edna Lee Locke
Traffic Accident at Main and Edwards Today
A traffic collision occurred at 9 45 a m at Main and Edwards. Vehicles driven by Mrs Virgil Hands and Larry Dean Scott sustained minor damage to both cars.
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Main and
Edwards
Virgil Hands
Larry Dean Scott
Gasoline Stolen From School Storage Tanks Near Garden City
About 500 to 600 gallons of gasoline were stolen over the weekend from two storage tanks at Theoini School near Garden City on US 156. Locks on both tanks were smashed, and the fuel was to service school buses, according to Undersheriff Kenneth Wicks.
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Theo«ni School
Garden City
US 156
Kenneth Wicks
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Lee
Haflith
Haflich
Bondy
Reed
Wells and
Tennessen
John McCoy
John L. McCoy
Garden Citian
Ballistic Systems Division
Norton Afb
Juco
Dodge
Vivian Kent
Lowin
Willey
Leon
Junior Losing
Harry Brehim
Star Rt
Lary Bond
Ingalls
Gary Saunders
Lincoln
District Civy — Salina Supply Co
William Johnon
Wiliam Johnson Plumbing Co
Legals
Reader’s Digest
AIR Control CO
Main
Motor Trend
Vertaka
Rambler
U.S
Five Points Motor Co., Inc
Jones, Garden City, Kans
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