Wallaces Win Wide Primary in Alabama Contest
In Alabama, Lurleen Wallace routed nine male challengers in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, eliminating a runoff and signaling a strong lead toward the November election. Negro voters surged to the polls under voting rights act, aiding Fred Gray’s bid for the state House while other races across Alabama and neighboring states produced notable results.
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Alabama House of Representatives
Fred D. Gray
Tuskegee
Macon County
James G. Clark
Selma
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma City
Presson Moore
The
American Legion
Dewey Bartlett
Waukomis
John N. Happy Camp
Garden City News Briefs and Local Notes
A fifth grade boy won a school track race and credited his mother with practice. A letter from Lewisburg, West Virginia to Garden City’s mayor praised Truman Capote and his book In Cold Blood. Concerts at Clifford Hope Auditorium featured the Junior College Robed Choir and bands, and the final school concert for Robert Anderson. A tale of locating unfamiliar houses at night in Garden City followed a Viet Nam era weather chat. A Buenos Aires crash killed a 60 year old woman and her granddaughter in a hut after a fuel tank fell from a jet fighter.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
Garden City
Nbc-Tv
Truman Capote
Holcomb
Capote
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City Community Junior College
Garden City High School
Robert Anderson
Denver
Bob
Viet Nam
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Anderson
Rosemary Selover
Johnson Seeks Labor Management Advisory View
President Johnson revived the labor management advisory committee to study inflation risks and wage price guidelines. The 21 member panel will assess voluntary restraints, monetary policy, and the costs of essential services while weighing ways to sustain prosperity. Labor and business indicate possible revisions to give workers more profit share.
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White House
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ackley
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Mary Walker 117 Named America's Oldest Student
In Chattanooga Tennessee 117 year old Mary Walker will be officially certified as America's oldest student at a citywide birthday party this Friday A representative of Education Commissioner Harold Howe will conduct the ceremony Walker born a slave in Bullock County Alabama recalls 1860 as a date when her first son was born She learned to read write and add since 1964 in a local literacy class she attends with 19 other students aged 60 to 117 Walker remains independent cooks sews and travels to class bilan
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Far Walker
Bullock County
Asa
Pring
Mother Walker
America
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Harold Howe
Helen Kelley
Kelley
Walker
Weather pattern to be unchanged in Kansas
TOPEKA, UP Temperatures rose above normal across Kansas with a springlike pattern expected to persist through Thursday. Skies stay sunny and south winds steady as highs reach near 80 and overnight lows in the 50s. Tuesday highs vary from 75 at Pittsburg to 85 at Russell and Goodland. northwestern and northcentral areas run 10 to 18 degrees above normal. Early lows range from 38 at Goodland to 55 at Manhattan and Chanute.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Russell
Goodland
North Central
Manhattan
Chanute
Garden City water outage on Fulton to Main tonight
Water service will be off for two hours on two blocks in Garden City tonight from 8 to 10 pm to connect the new line with the existing main. Residents along Fulton Street east to Main Street will be affected while crews complete the installation.
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Garden City
Fulton
Main
Weather notes for Dodge City and nearby towns
Weather roundup reports warmer tonight with lows around 50 and southerly winds of 15 mph. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warm with southerly winds around 20 mph and highs in the lower 80s. Turning cooler later with northerly winds by late afternoon or evening. Sunrise 5 44 Sunset 7 36. Max Mrs Free. Dodge City 46 Emporia 41 Garden City 43 Hill City 54 Goodland 38 Russell a
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Free
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Emporia
Garden City
Hill City
Goodlana
Russell A
Garden Sass Liquid Assets in Gus Gardens Case
Garden Sass Liquid assets refer to money spent freely in Gus Garden's case, indicating a pattern of high expenditure. The phrase portrays cash flow as continual outflow, suggesting financial mismanagement or lavish spending tied to the garden venture.
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Gus Garden
Humphrey links China UN bid to policy shift
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said the United States should consider Communist China for U N membership only if Beijing abides by the charter and abandons demands over Formosa. He noted China has not shown a desire to join the U N and still is listed as an aggressor from the Korean War. Senate leaders and White House aides signaled attention to Kennedy and McGovern proposals for a high level China policy commission.
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U.S. House of Representatives
John Birch Society
Taft
U.S
Johnson
Stephen M.young
Florida
Hayden Burns
Miami
Robert King Vligh
Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
China
United Nations
Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George McGovern
D-S.c
Senate
Kennedy
Taiwan
World Organization
McGovern
Formosa
U.N
United Nations Assembly
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy McGovern
Commission
White House
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Peking
Warsaw
Paris
London
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Garden City Man Loses Hand In Farm Mishap
Duane H. Waters, 1204 N 3rd, district sales manager for Oswalt Industries, had his right hand amputated at the wrist after his hand was caught in a feed roller mill at R. L. Crist farm 27 miles northwest of Garden City. The accident occurred shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday during adjustments to a new roller mill. Waters was treated at St. Catherine Hospital after an ambulance transfer.
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Garden City
R. L. Crist
Duane H. Waters
Waters
Oswalt Industries
Crist
Robert Buerkle
Court Studies Juvenile Law In Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court hears arguments on the constitutionality of a new law that labels 16 and 17 year olds as juveniles. Judge Owens initially ruled the law unconstitutional, while Sedgwick County District Court upheld it, prompting the appeal. Rep. Robert Coldsnow argues the waiver provision violates due process and equal protection. The law allows waivers to the District Court for certain offenses, potentially sending a juvenile to a reform school without a crime. A child could be declared wayward after three truancy or curfew violations.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Clark V. Owens
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
Owens
Robert Coldsnow
Richita
Coldsnow
College Trustees Board to Meet This Evening
The Board of Trustees of the College will hold a regular session tonight at 7 39 in the college administrative office. The agenda includes an annuity plan for school employees, applications for college nursing and de uiness positions, and a report on out of district tuition.
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Garden City Community Junior College
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Indiana
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New Mexico
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Carlsbad
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Clifford Hawley
James A. Rhodes
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Govvernor
Gardening
Arc
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Terry Wood
Virginia Haunschild
Fred Niblock
Leon Gashler
Johnson Challenges Labor Management Committee
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Mary Walker
Montgomery
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Chattanooga Area
Red China
Cilian
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