Kennedy Proposes $51 Million Cut in Public Assistance
President Kennedy asks Congress to reduce the 1964 budget by 51.1 million in public assistance grants and trims several agencies including migration and refugee aid by 1.1 million. The plan also lowers Housing and Home Finance senior citizens housing by 15 million and cuts readjustment benefits at the Veterans Administration by 59.3 million.
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Kennedy
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Déresh
Department of
White House
State Department
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Senior Citizens
Veterans Administration
Editors Fear Computer Edits News Content
A UNI VAC 1105 computer can digest twelve hours of copy in about fifteen minutes and even decide when there is not enough news to fill space. Editors still feed data, but the device automates editing while humans handle complaints and chores.
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Univac 1105
Seven Vehicle Pileup Injures Seven Near Garden City
Seven people were hurt in a seven vehicle crash 14 miles south of Garden City on US 83 during a dust storm. Most serious injury was Margaret Fritschen of Dorrance with a broken arm. Others treated included Pauline Decker Satanta Louis Seber Gregory Neb Judith Dean Ulysses Othal Robson and Keith Russell. All were treated at St. Catherine Hospital and released. Trooper Dick Elder investigated with the sheriff's department.
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Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Margaret Fritschen
Dorrance
John Fritschen
Pauline Decker
Satanta
Ielsf
Louis
Highway Patrol
Dick Elder
Sheriff’s Department
Fritschen
Dean
Yeater
Elder
Robert Bazbaldua
Daniels Court
Bazbaldua
JFK Tax Plan Favored by Small Business Men
A Kennedy tax program would mainly benefit small businesses with about 1.2 billion in rate cuts if approved. SBA data show roughly 233 million to small corporations earning 25 000 or less, 200 million to small firms with profits above 25 000, and about 800 million through individual income tax cuts for noncorporate small business owners and partnerships.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
House
John A. Gosnell
National Small Business Association
Treasury
Department
Small Business Administration
SBA
Cubans Free Two American Women From Havana Prison
Two American women released from Cuban jails report hearing Soviet missile tests during confinement. Negotiated by James Donovan, release is part of a Bay of Pigs prisoner ransom totaling 53 million dollars, expected to free 290 more within six weeks. One woman described the tests as shaking prison bars. both faced counterrevolutionary charges and long sentences.
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Miami
Fla
James Donovan
New York
Donovan
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
Guanajay
Havana
Geraldine Shamma
Boston
Shamma
Jones Named KLA President
Taylor Jones of Holcomb was elected president of the Kansas Livestock Assn at the annual Wichita convention. He succeeds John Berns of Peabody. Mrs. Donald S. Keller of Pierceville was named state chairman of the Beef for Father’s Day Committee, a Cow Belles project.
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Kansas Livestock Assn
Taylor Jones
Holcomb
KLA
Wichita
John Berns
Peabody
Donald S. Keller
Pierceville
Cow Belles
The
Livestock Association
Garden Sass Gas Garden Letter From Palm Beach
Palm Beach correspondent quotes Garden Sass Gas Garden saying he does not mind the dust and defends outdoor work quality in his coastal town. He emphasizes resilience and notes local conditions affecting gardening efforts.
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Gas Garden
Palm Beach, Fla
Ulysses to Garden City 54 mile hike ends in two finishers
Grant County High School students Gary Cheek and Larry Sidebottom completed a 54 mile trek from Ulysses to Garden City via Lakin. Eleven other starters quit or joined along the way as winds blew away the ping-pong balls that opened the journey.
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Grant County
Ulysses
Garden City
Lakin
Gary Cheek
Larry Sidebottom
Mary Anderson
Kenny Gray
Rodney Martin
Maria Petryszyn
Carlotta Wilkening
Norman Adair
Tom Stalllings
Greorge Popejoy
Jim Moore
Don Calhoun
Steve Donaldson
Lloyd Howard
Sandhills
Gray
Martin
Deerfield
Cheek
Sidebottom
USSC
Grant County High
A. J. Duff
Jim McCall
Duff
McCall
Central American chiefs begin three day talks with Kennedy
President Kennedy meets with five Central American republics and Panama to discuss economic union and progress under the Alliance for Progress. Leaders request urgent economic measures while avoiding joint moves against Castro for now.
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Costa Rica
Kennedy
Panama
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Thisme
Alliance For Progress
Kennady
Orslich
Ramon Villeda Morales
Honduras
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Organization of American States
Gonzalo J. Facio
Washington
Americas
Havana
School Board To Meet Tonight In Garden City
Garden City Board of Education meets at 7 20 p m in the high school library. The board will hear architect Bob Cobb on the stadium project discuss teacher salaries for 1963 64 approve bids for furniture and equipment for the new junior high school discuss the 1963 64 school calendar talk about the budget for the 1963 64 high school yearbook.
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Garden City Board of Education
Bob Cobb
Comedy to Be Staged by Garden City Junior Class
A three act comedy titled The Perfect Idiot will be presented by the Garden City High School junior class at Clifford Hope Auditorium Wednesday night. The show begins at 7 p.m. and is directed by Max Goldsberry for the high school faculty.
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Garden City High School
Clifford Hope Auditorium
P.m
Max Goldsberry
Costa Rica Proud Of Schools And Low Militias
Costa Rica hosts a Kennedy meeting with Central American leaders and Panama. The nation prides itself on abolishing the army, relying on 1,200 Civil Guards and a literacy edge with more schools than soldiers. Since 1948 elections have been free, with current president Francisco Orlich.
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Kennedy
Francisco J. Orlich
Costa Rica
Taa
Cntral America
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
San Jose
Central America
Jose
Pepe) Figueres
Picado
Ulate
Fran. ‘Elseca Orlich
Poll favors 5 man City Commission in Garden City
Garden City Jaycees survey results show a heavy majority favor a five member city commission over the present three. Among 19 replies, three preferred the three man option citing less bickering and difficulty finding good candidates. Respondents argue a five man panel would improve representation and efficiency.
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Garden City Jaycees
State of Kansas
Becky Rogers Wins Elks Scholarship at Salina Event
Garden City High School senior Becky Rogers won a $250 Elks scholarship after ranking sixth in the Most Valuable Student competition. Winners were announced in Salina yesterday. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rogers and active as pianist violinist and vocalist at school.
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Becky Rogers
Garden City
Kansas Elks Assn
Salina
Roland Rogers
Weather outlook with scattered showers and cooler Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers and thunder in the northeast. Cooler Tuesday with lows in the 40s and highs in the upper 50s. Sunrise 6 47 Sunset 7 59. Mt. Min. Precip Akron La Junta Dodge City Emporia Garden City Goodland Hill City Russell Topeka.
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Akron
la Junta
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Goodland Bleak Hill City
Russell
Topeka
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