Johnson urges war on poverty and civil rights
President Johnson voiced cautious optimism about the economy while stressing concern over poverty disease and civil rights. He appealed to the Advertising Council to help persuade public support for poverty programs and civil rights legislation noting the moral stakes and the need for personal sacrifice. He cited economic gains from investing in youth and warned against political gimmicks while urging continued expansion amid improving construction outlays. He warned that public apathy is the era’s most dangerous disease.
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Washington
Johnson
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Stoveo
Advertising Council
Winnley
Congress
Rea
Hec O
Waller W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kansas student admits fake bomb scare at sorority
Mike Mount of Wichita confessed to producing a false bomb threat at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house a day after a prior scare. The university planned to inform him of disciplinary action in a meeting with Chancellor Wescoe. No charges were filed, as officials cited no applicable false-threat law.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Donald K. Abderson
Kappa Kappa ‘Gamma
Senses One
University
Inin
Sorority
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mount
James R. Collins
Collins
Kay Walker
Park Ridge
Mount City Atty
Charles Stough
Cattle Market Slips Across Categories At Local Sale
The fat steer market was one cent lower on best light weights with overall steers 50 to 75 cents down. Top $20 on a few 1160 lb lots, averages $18.50 to $19.50. heifers 50 cents lower, $19 to $19.50. cows steady to weak, canners and cutters $8 to $12.50, utilities $12.50 to $14, young cows $16 to $19. Kansas City report also notes 2900 cattle, steady slaughter steers at 19.00–19.50, choice heifers 19.75, cows 11.00–11.75. hogs 3,000, barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows 10.25–11.50.
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Mat Caille Receipis
Vkansas City Livestock Kansas
City (Ap
NEW York
Am Mutual Fd
Incorp Invest
Iny Co Am
Iny
Invest
Juv
Stny Grp
Interconti Mutual Trust
Uit Aecium
Ine
Science
Canada
Market Inches To New Highs In Choppy Trade
New York stocks edged toward fresh highs at noon as activity picked up and gains narrowed. The AP average rose to about 306.0 on the 6-stock index, with the Dow at 827.07, led by steels, utilities, chemicals, and ads while autos and retailers fluctuated.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Boeing leader warns against ceding supersonic transport to rivals
Boeing president William M. Allen urged the United States to keep control of the supersonic transport field arguing its development is vital for prestige security and the balance of payments. He cautioned the proposed program carries high risk and could push a firm toward bankruptcy. Boeing announced a 50 cent quarterly dividend payable June 15 and first quarter earnings of 98 cents per share on $7.893 million, with a $395 million commercial backlog and unannounced jet transport business prospects.
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Seattle
Bosing Company
William M. Allen
United States
Allen
Boeing
Minor Fire Damages Barnyard Fence At Garon City
Garon City's volunteer firefighters were called to the Ted Crist property two blocks north of Mary on N Bth at 6:45 p m Tuesday. They extinguished a barnyard blaze causing minor damage to a fence. An unrelated note mentions 1850 iron casting enabling mass production of various goods.
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Garon City
Ted Crist
Mary
N. Bth
Soviet Charge At Red China
Moscow accuses Red China of courting West European and Japanese capitalists in its anti imperialist rhetoric. Kommunist, the Soviet party journal, argues Chinese propaganda downgrades the United States and seeks partners among monopolist circles in West Germany, Britain, France, and Japan. The piece also targets Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy.
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Soviet Communist Party
Red
Kommunist
United States
Britain
France
Japan
Khrushchev
Rehabilitation Puts Woman Back to Work
A former Garden City masseuse, Mrs. Linta LaMoyea, returns to practice through the Kansas Division of Services for the Blind rehabilitation program after cataract surgery. She lives at 607 N 8th with her mother, plans home appointments, and fondly recalls Garden City while noting other cities.
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Kansas
Linta LaMoyea
Myrtle Pearce
N. 8Th
LaMoyea
Garden City
California
Florida
Admitted and Dismissed Names From St. Catherine Hospital
Hospital admissions list includes Merle Adkisson Ulysses Diana Marie Heili 1412 B Mrs William Hisey 907 N 5th Mrs Alfred C Rutledge Sub Tete Rickey Heisteyer 324 N 10th Dismissals include Olta Peterson 1602 N Main Clifford Hacker 409 Magnolia Francis Lavern Wright Scott City Richard Deyoe 1509 N 6th Robert Nelson 1703 N 6th Raymond Burris 811 Center Gary Pry 206 Evans Lyman Walck Rt 1 Mrs Laura Barnes 410 W Santa Fe Legal notices cover Warranty Deeds with Michaelsen construction Mayo Barker Wineland Garvert Keller Hy Keller and Garvert listed for various properties.
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St. Catherine
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses Diana Marie Heili
William Hisey
Alfred C. Rutledge
Rickey Heisteyer
Olta Peterson
Clifford Hacker
Magnolia Francis Lavern Wright
Scott City
Richard T. Deyoe
Robert Nelson
Raymond D. Burris
Center
Gary A. Pry
Evans Lyman Walck
Laura J. Barnes
W. Santa Fe
Garden City petty records and traffic citations list
A snippet of local court notes shows penalties and notices. Names include Rudy Runbach Hoxie Donald M. Jacobsen Lillian Anderson Daniel Garcia Melvin R. Jacobs Arland Ernin Schroeder Virgil Warren Bonham Linda Elfen Oakes Karen Lee Sooby Gordon Anthony Harness Perry Gene Waterman Gail Edward Howard Belly June Falconer and Elmer Joseph Gross. Citations cover insufficient funds checks no driver’s license speeding parking violations mufflers and a drunk arrest with district civil actions mentioned.
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Courts
Rudy Runbach
Hoxie
Donald M. Jacobsen
Lillian Anderson
N. 5Th
Daniel Garcia
Holcomb
Melvin R. Jacobs
Dodge City
Finevia Aguilera
City of
Garden City
Arland Ernin ‘Schroeder
Laurence Chaflin
Virgil Warren Bonham
Manter
Linda Elfen Oakes
E. Chestnut
Karen Lee Sooby
N. Main
Gordon Anthony Harness
Perry Gene Waterman
Big Springs
Neb
Gail Edward Howard
N. Ith
Deaths of Carl Stillwagon Former Garden Citian
Carl Stillwagon, 8&4, a former Garden City resident, died Monday in Los Angeles. He came to Garden City with his parents from Allen County in 1882, farmed west of Holcomb, and moved to Garden City in 1905. He worked for the city's electrical department. His father J. B. Stillwagon died in 1993 and the family later moved to California. Surviving sister is Mrs Edna Weston of Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Carl Stillwagon
Garden Citian
Los Angeles
Calif
Garden City
Allen County
Holcomb
Stillwagon
California
Edna Weston
Garnand Funeral Name
Change of Face for Thant France
UNITED NATIONS AP Thant and France's De Gaulle appear to be moving from standoff to rapprochement as Thant visits Paris after years of friction over Algeria Congo and NATO. Thant praises cooperation while De Gaulle lauds realism and humanity as talks touch on Vietnam and peaceful settlement.
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N.Y
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France
Thant
Paris
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Blcerte
Tunisia
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Congo
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Hhammarskjold
Ubh
Murville
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Burma
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Green Light for Kennedy Plans
Geneva dispatch reports Kennedy Round negotiators endorse a 50 percent across the board tariff reduction as a goal with final cuts due 1965 or 1966. US Britain and the European Common Market back the plan to boost trade while Czech and Polish moves signal broader GATT participation. France's de Gaulle opposes aggressive cuts. A separate rule will limit US tariffs, with 25 percent for European tariffs, and Sept 10 set for lists of exceptions. The Times notes Soviet interest in relations with the Common Market.
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Poland
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France
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The
Wichita County Girl Tops in Judging Event
A Wichita County 4 H girl won first place in a judging event at Finney County Fairgrounds with a 448 of 450 score. Forty five 4 H'ers from 16 Southwest Kansas counties competed. several top ten finishers from multiple counties were named, including Carol Snell and Linda Donnelly among others.
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Wichita County
Finney County Fairgrounds
Sharilyn Benning
Elsie Branden
Kansas
Finney County
Miss Benning
Carol Snell
Stanton County
Linda Donnelly
Hamilton County
Fawn Weidner
Haskell
Cheryl Schmidt
Greeley
Esther Geyr
Nancy Hickok
Grant
Barbara Kufer
Teresa Herman
Scott County
Lynnette Dirks
Ford County
Nancy. Bozorth
Seward County
Norma McReynolds
Donna Mae Bingaman
Grant County
Vicky Brown
Happy Hustlers
Mary Ruth Daniels
Pawnee Indians
Mary Sue Lightner
Wide Awake
Linda Russell
Beacon Boosters
Norma Lea Cronin
Go Getters
Connie VenJohn
Judy Pfeiff
Terry Toilers
Theresa Brungardt
St. Mary’s Telstars
Donna Schiffelbein
Sherlock Strivers
Juanita Brinkmeyer
Michelle Kraus
Hobby Club Contest Winners Named in Telegram
Winners of the Young Hobby Club April showers puzzle are Rita Powers Keith Bertholf Bobby Murray and Cheryl Armstrong. They will receive their prizes by mail soon. The announcement appeared in the Hobby Club column in the Telegram on April 22.
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Hobby Club
Telegram
Rita Powers
Keith Bertholf
Hudson
Bobby Murray
Eugene
Cheryl Armstrong
Deerfield
Rancher Red Russell Seeks Democratic Congress Nomination
Red Russell a 50 year old rancher from Coffeyville announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Kansas fifth district Congress. He cited farmer buying power declines and impact on small towns and businesses, pledging farm bill influence. Russell previously ran in 1962 and finished last in the Democratic race.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Red Russell
Kanesas
Russell
Congress
Kansas
Joe Shubitz
Pillsburg
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