Green Ordinance Clears City Meeting Amid Parking Push
City commissioners approved a unanimous repeal of the beggar nuisance ordinance and upheld the cereal malt beverage license for Walkers Cafe after a contentious hearing. They discussed locating an off street parking lot downtown near the new junior college campus while federal officials visit March 28. Citizens criticized J Henry Lafferty's junk filled properties near Safeway and Gardendale rental units. action expected soon.
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Gold pool debate ties U S Italy France and IMF figures
Italy's gold holdings and role in the London pool draw scrutiny as IMF data show Italy with over 2.36 billion dollars in gold. U S Treasury disputes Zurich reports while Italy buys 85 million in gold late last year and later sheds 36 million in January. The pool includes Belgium Netherlands Germany U K Switzerland with the United States leading sales at 35 dollars per ounce amid market volatility.
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Demos Return Split Decision in Primary
In New Hampshire President Johnson won a narrow victory while Eugene McCarthy captured 42 percent and as many as 20 nominating votes. Nixon dominated the GOP with about 79 percent. Rockefeller trailed. McCarthy's strong showing boosts his bid and unsettles Johnson amid concerns over Kennedy's potential action.
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New Hampshire vote signals rising Vietnam War backlash
AP reports Johnson faces growing national fury as 53,000 New Hampshire Democrats backed him with 48 percent, while Republicans shifted 79 percent to Nixon. McCarthy’s 42 percent boosts antiwar critics, sparking bold dissent among Johnson supporters and youth organizers. McIntyre calls NH outcome a frustrated antiwar vote.
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Trustees Will Meet Tonight at Garden City Junior College
The Board of Trustees of Garden City Community Junior College meets at 8 am in the administrator's office in Calkins Hall. Agenda includes campus progress report, college legislation at state level, maintenance and teaching staff needs for next year, Kansas Association of School Boards regional meeting, reviews of upcoming National Junior College conference tournaments, presentation of second semester faculty contracts, and policy recommendations from the faculty senate.
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Rusk Refuses to Promise War Policy Oversight
Secretary of State Dean Rusk refused to promise Congress a role in future Vietnam policy. After 104 hours of testimony, he said only that troop increases would be consulted with appropriate members of Congress. Fulbright and others pressed for earlier congressional input, while House momentum grew for an immediate study of policy and broader consultation before major troop decisions.
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