Five candidates vie for three Garden City school board seats
Richard Bortz 36, branch claims manager for Farm Bureau Mutual, seeks first term in Garden City Board of Education. Lloyd H. Haag 42, attorney and incumbent, aims to continue work on junior college and advisory recommendations. William L. Lewis 40, farmer, wants to aid budgeting and keep junior college program. Nell F. Lindner 36, journalist by training, pledges tax prudent progress and junior college equality. Andora L. Shell 39, homemaker, emphasizes board diversity and parental involvement.
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Garden City
Richard Bortz
Garden City Board of Education
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co., Inc
Kansas State University
First Methodist Church
Jones Pta
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Garden City Lions Club
Western Kansas Claims Assn
Finney County United Fund
Ruth
Lloyd H. Haag
Washburn Municipal University
Presbyterian Church, Kiwanis Club
Finney County Tuberculosis Assn
Chamber of Cevamer
Board of Education
Finney County
Oklahoma State University
Presbyterian Church
Nell F. Lindner
Maurice Lindner
Mrs. Lindner
Wellington High School
First Baptist Church
Finney County Red Cross
Garden City Community Concert Assn
Garden City Logopedics Board
Circle
First Baptist Women's Assn
Lindners
Andora L
Toni) Shell
Snell
Walter W. Snell
Dodge City
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Snells
Weather notes and small tales from the town
The weatherman warns of rain while farmers report moist ground and mixed wheat prospects amid winter kill worms and rust. Nematodes in drinking water prompt a home filter pitch. A fashion joke about a shift dress and a joke about a bald head wrap the light local items.
Anderson Signs Wichita U Bill
Gov. John Anderson signed legislation to bring Wichita University into the Kansas system. If Wichita voters approve by June 15, 1964, the school would join July 1, 1964 as Wichita State University under the State Board of Regents with KU chancellors oversight.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Wichita University
Kansas System of Higher Education
Wichita
Anderson
Harry Corbin
University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
Kansas University
Board of Reagents
Wichita State University
Board of Regents
Sidney J. Brick
Wichita University Board of Regents
William* Farmer
John Conard
Greensbury
House
Ways and Means
Bill Fribley
Crestline
Ed L. Kessinger
Junction City
Jerry Griffith
D-Wichita
State of Kansas
Weather forecast for tonight and Saturday in fair mild air
Tonight fair and cooler with light northerly winds and lows in the upper 40s to lower 40s. Saturday fair and mild with light variable winds and highs in the 60s.
Hugoton Votes on Liquor Sales in April Election
TOPEKA AP Six Kansas towns will decide April 2 whether to allow liquor sales. The Rev Roy Holloman of the Kansas United Dry Forces notes four towns already permit sales while two remain dry. Local option elections set for Hugoton Englewood Edgerton Longton Wallace and Ed wardsville.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roy Holloman
Kansas United Dry Forces
Hugoton
Englewood
Edgerton
Longton
Wallace and
Edwardsville
Kennedy, Security Chiefs Huddle on Cuban Crisis
Washington leaders mobilize the National Security Council as a new Cuban crisis unfolds. Reports cite unidentified jet firings near the Floridian and slow Soviet withdrawals, with fear of anti Castor exile raids escalating tensions and prompting White House strategy group review.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Security Council
Cuba
Caribbean
Baltika
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Miami
Alpha 66
Second National Front
Escambray
Garden City as site for proposed beef packing plant
The proposed beef packing plant, if built, would be located in Garden City with Consumers Cooperative Assn backing. Directors voted to participate contingent on a 50 000 cattle yearly pledge and marketing agreements, aiming for a $1 million project cost and rail dressed beef operations.
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Garden City
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Kansas City
George Voth
Dodge City
Ulysses
Lamar
Scott City
CCA
Homer Young
Voth
Lakin bonds pass for grade school additions
A special election approved a $439,000 bond issue by 339 to 81 for expanding Lakin’s east grade school. Plans add eight classrooms a kindergarten a remedial reading room an admin area a health unit a multi purpose room a kitchen locker spaces a band room a janitor area and storage. Prior vote Feb 15 rejected a $902,000 plan including junior high additions.
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Lakin
Fargin
Planes Fire On Merchant Ship Floridian Off Cuba
The Floridian captain told AP two Soviet MIGs fired on his 400-foot cargo ship 2 miles off Cuba, circling for 20 minutes and firing 15 to 30 explosive shots. The ship, headed to the United States, eventually docked in Miami with Navy jets escort.
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U.S
Cuba
Miami
United States
Washington
Caribbean
State Department
U.S. Coast Guard
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ala
Merida Straits
Kennedy
Defense Department
Fla
Floritian
Coast Guard
Key West
Norman Teeples
Dania
Curtis Olson
Olson
Donald Fisher
Fisher
Redlands Road
West Roxbury
Mass
Harold Keane
Philadelphia
Jose Teitelbaum
Alpha 66
Navy
Bloodmobile Exceeds Quota At Presbyterian Church
The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 192 pints at the Presbyterian Church, surpassing the 175 pint quota for the quarterly drive. There were 72 walk-ins, 37 no-shows, 19 cancellations, and 15 rejections. The next visit in Garden City is scheduled for June.
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Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Garden City
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Toni Snell
Richard Boriz
Lloyd Haag
William Lewis
Nell Lindner
Toni Snail
Gus Garden
Hit
Wichita U. Bill
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Pree
Akron
Ag la Junta
Emporia Garden City Ve
Goodland
AIM City
Russel
Satina
Wichita Bt
Telegram
Garden City High School
Tom Saffell
David Williams
Egerton and Wallace
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