Bill Would Simplify Search-Seizure Laws in Kansas
The Kansas House recommended passage of a bill to simplify search and seizure rules prompted by a Supreme Court decision. It allows warrants to be issued by any magistrate or judge authorized to issue process, based on affidavit or oral testimony, and covers property constituting fruits of a crime. The session also advanced measures on highway worker overtime, a Supreme Court commissioner position, tax and education items, and local government provisions.
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Topeka
Kansas House
William Perguson
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Social Welfare Board
Insurance Agent Paul White Joins Farm Bureau Mutual
Paul White aged 26 has been hired as a special agent for Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. He will operate in the local area and reside here. A Kingsdown High School and Kansas State University graduate, White earned a B.S. in Agriculture Administration. He serves in the U S Army Reserve and belongs to the Garden City Toastmasters Club. White was born on a farm south of Kingsdown and is married. Brothers Join Chiropractors Practice Dr M E Niedens joins his brother Dr M D Niedens at 706 N Main in chiropractic work. He isfrom Dighton and a graduate of Lane County High School Kansas City Junior College and the Palmer College of Chiropractic. He is a charter member of the Chiropractic Polio Clinic foundation and a member of the Kansas Chiropractors Assn Davenport Lodge AF&AM and Zarephath Consistory. His wife is Rita Jean Stewart of Healy.
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Paul White
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
White
Kingsdown
Kansas State University
Garden City
Toastmasters Club
M. E. Niedens
M. D. Niedens
Main
Dighton
Lane County High School
Kansas City Junior College
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Polio Clinic Foundation
Kansas Chiropractors Assn
Davenport Lodge No. 37
Af&am
Zarephath Consistory
Rita Jean Stewart
Healy
National Press names Marion V. Carmichael regional sales rep
Marion V. Carmichael moved to Garden City three months ago and was named regional sales representative for National Press Inc Chicago. He will cover an 11 county area in Southwest Kansas and previously ran a printing and advertising specialty sales office in California. The company produces standard business printing desk and wall calendars and advertising gift specialties.
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National Press
Marion V. Carmichael
Garden City
National Press, Inc
Chicago
Kansas
Carmichael
California
C F Garvert Wins Federated Insurance Award in 1962
C F Garvert of 1613 York, local representative for Federated Insurance, earned an achievement award as a top producer for 1962. He and Mrs Garvert will attend a Nassau Bahamas meeting with 102 producers from 17 states and Canada, departing Florida March 28 and returning March 31.
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C. F. Garvert
York
Federated Insurance Companies
FIC
Garvert
Nassau
Bahamas
Florida
States
Canada
Thieves Loot Farm Home for Cash and Records
Thieves broke into the home of Earl E. Dougherty on Rt. 1 while the family was away, gaining entry by forcing the front door. They stole $5.50 in change and several phonograph records, according to Undersheriff Kenneth Wicks.
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Earl E. Dougherty
Rt. 1
Kenneth Wicks
Dougherty
Albert Erickson
Dighton
Clarence Osterbuhr
Hackberry
Erickson
Local Produce and Livestock Prices Far North Market Figures
Local markets report mixed prices for produce and grains with minor changes. Kansas City livestock totals show cattle scarce, hogs down and lambs steady with primed wool and utility grades, reflecting modest demand.
Shamrock Celebrates Big St Patrick Day in Texas
Shamrock hosts the largest St Patrick s Day celebration in its history with a two mile parade on Main Street featuring 45 floats and many bands. About 40 000 visitors are expected as residents prepare since January in a town famous for its Irish themed festivities and shamrock traditions.
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Shamrock
Tex
Bit
Ireland
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Montgomery Installed Grand Junior Warden in Kansas Lodge
William E. Montgomery of Syracuse was installed as grand junior warden at the 107th annual Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge communication in Wichita on Thursday.
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William E. Montgomery
Syracuse
Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge
Wichita
Two Garden City youths face forgery charges in court
Two 16-year-old Garden City youths appeared in County Court Thursday on forgery and no account check charges. Clayton Albers, 1407 St. John, waived preliminary hearing on two counts of forgery and was bound over to District Court after commitment in lieu of a $1,000 bond. Freddie Eugene Armantrout, 1002 Nelson, received 30 days in jail after being found guilty of writing several no account checks, and was ordered to pay court costs.
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Garden City
Clayton Albers
St. John
Freddie Eugene Armantrout
Nelson
Winter on its Last Leg
Winter opened its last week of a three month stand with spring like weather in most of the nation. Wet spots appeared in the West with snow and rain moving from the Pacific Northwest into Idaho and western Utah. Snow fell in higher elevations though totals were light, with up to six inches in Northern California coastal mountains.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
California
Idaho
Utah
Garden City School Lunch Menus For Next Week
Garden City Public Schools list hot lunch menus for the week. Monday features Sloppy Joes on a buttered bun with corn fruit medley and cobbler. Tuesday serves fried chicken with scalloped potatoes and slaw, followed by cinnamon rolls and plums. Wednesday offers cheese meat loaf with cranberry punch and green beans, pear salad, and whole wheat rolls. Thursday presents barbecued turkey with baked potato and carrots, tossed salad and lemon pie. Friday includes pizza, buttered peas, celery sticks with French bread and upside down cake.
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Garden City
Southwestern Bell Reports 1962 Net Income Rise
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. announced a 1962 net income of $154,347,000 or $1.02 a share, compared with 1961 net income of $141,006,314 or $1.00 per share. Operating expenses for 1962 totaled $488,009,000, up six percent from 1961.
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ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
E. M. Clark
Clark
Bidault Won't Trade Fight For Security
French ex-Premier Georges Bidault rejected trading his political struggle for asylum security in West Germany. He said he remains the leader of the opposition to De Gaulle and would not curb political activity for protective measures. Bavarian officials warned of strict asylum conditions. Bidault questioned where he would relocate if expelled.
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Steinebach
Germany
Georges Bidault
Charles de Gaule
Bidault
West Germany
Heinrich Junker
Council of National Resistance
Ime
Jenter
Bidantz
Gol
Congo Seeks Help To Retrain Its Army
Leopoldville AP reports the Congo asks the United States and five nations to retrain its poorly disciplined army. Premier Cyrille Adoula relayed the request through U N Secretary General U Thant to the United States Canada Belgium Italy Norway and Israel. The U S was asked for logistic support only with indications of help from the U S Belgium Israel and Italy.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
United States
Cyrille Adowla
U.N
U Thant
Canada
Belgium
Italy
Norway
Israel
Publishers Reject News Blackout Settlement Offer
New York AFL CIO Newspaper Guilds Daily News unit votes 47 to 3 to reject the publishers bid to end the eight day shutdown. Publishers hope eight papers resume next Tuesday but a single unit rejection could delay return. Guild leaders and editors pursue unified expiration dates as major contract talks continue with Local 6 ITU and printers.
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New York
Daily News
Aflcio
New York Newspaper Guild
Thomas J. Murphy
Guild
Amory H. Bradford
Bradford
New York Times
Gild
Renee F. Wagner
Printers’ Union
Aflcio International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Guild
Hospital Census And Real Estate Actions In Town
Hospitals report admissions and dismissals at St. Catherine and local clinics. Births record a daughter for John D. Harrison and a son for Charles Withers and Satanta. Warranty deeds include Ward Woolf Meadowview lots and Lyden Attkissons Addition, plus transfers in Brainard and West areas.
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St. Catherine William Amrine
Irene Brewer
W. Fair
Janet Eitel
Scott City
Robert McLinn
Larry Underwood
E. Laurel
Clay Atkinson
John D. Harrison
Leopold
J. P. Kaiser
Park
St. Catherine
Charles C. Moody
Sublette
Wallace Kuhlman
Lakin
Ethel Johnson
Breck Stewart
Tribune
Louis Willey
Scoti
Jerry Stoufe
H. Dean Davies
Anderson
Virl Rundell
Bancroft
Craig Crow
Charles Anderson
Deer
Field
Don Talley
Edwards
Dorothy Cannon
Johnnie Louis Ward
Harold Woolf
Meadowview
Anna Cavin
DeWayne J. Lyden
Attkissons
Willard F. Werner
Brainard L. Anderson
Et Ux
Wilda M. Werner
Martha J. Cooper
Clair M. West
Plant explosion at Trojan Powder Co in Allentown
Allentown reports a powder plant explosion at Trojan Powder Co with initial word one dead and several injured. Details are scarce as investigators assess the scene and safety measures afterwards.
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Allentown
Trojan Powder Co
Adenauer to Quit Politics on Retirement
Bonn AP reports Konrad Adenauer plans to quit politics when he retires as chancellor next fall. The 87 year old will relinquish the CDPs chairmanship after 13 years and will not accept any post in the new government, per a senior party executive.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Josef Hermann Dufhues
Notice To Contractors Garden City March 27 1963 Bids
Sealed bids for two masonry pump houses 12 by 16 feet will be received by the City Clerk Garden City Kansas until 9:00 AM CST March 27 1963. Bids opened publicly at City Hall 116 East Chestnut Street after closing. Plans and specs available for $5 deposit. bids require 5 percent bid bond. successful bidder must furnish 100 percent bonds. City reserves right to reject any bid or waive irregularities.
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City Hall
Garden City
Kansas
East Chestnut Street
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