Frost? Forecast Prompts Frost Risk And Tomato Care
Garden diary notes a frost concern tied to a February forecast as tomato plants went in last Saturday. The author plans to cover them tonight, blames self for risk, and mentions a Telegram letter from Harry Martin Jr about working wives with replies to come later. Rain is forecast midweek per Elihu Allman, with Friday the 13th and other garden notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Martin
E. Chestnut
Harry Martin Jr
New York
Tele Gram
Elihu Allman
Cannas
Nasser Blasts U.S. Viet Nam Policy In Cairo Interview
President Gamal Abdel Nasser says the United States should stay militarily active in Viet Nam, arguing the Soviet Union cannot issue an ultimatum to withdraw. He also criticizes U.S. policy toward Communist China and cites Peking Moscow tensions as the reason for Moscow's stance.
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Cairo
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.S
China
Nasser
Peking
Moscow
Suez
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
Humphrey
Rusk
J. W. Fulbright
Saigon
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Water service interruption in Garden City tonight
A two hour shutdown from 8 to 10 p m affects Chestnut Street from Main to 10th and Sth Street from Fulton to St John for work on a new water line. Residents and businesses along these streets will be without water during the period.
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Garden City
Chestnut
Main West
10Th
Sth
Fulton North
St. John
Good Time Had by All at Johnson Pioneer Day
A Johnson Pioneer Day celebration marked by a parade of floats antique cars and vintage bikes plus a noon barbecue for 850 to 900. Clifford Hope spoke on pioneering in the Great Plains and the day featured a junior horse show a five mile marathon foot race and a Dudes and Dames square dance show from Lamar Colorado. Laurel Nicholas crowned Pioneer Day queen with 14 candidates.
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Bob Greer
Johnson
Johnson High School
Big Bowl
Evant Club
Hoot Hill
Verle Ruth
Big Bow
Rotary Club
Elam Hilty
Ohio
M. W. Cotts
Manter
Kansas
California
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Clifford Hope
Garden City
U.S
Great Plains
Stanton County Jaycees
Premeter
Laurel Nicholas
W. C. Nicholases
Johnson High
Nancy Tucker
Susan Watson
Manter High
Laurel
Nancy
Susan
Dudes and Dames
Lamar
Colo
Lewel
John B. Spencers
Duden and
Dames
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Spud Wells
Ulysses
Tel Phot
Spinet Spelling Win Elevates Kansas Potter Finalists
Roger Pickett, sev enth grader at St. Mary Catholic School, spelled spinet with two ns at the All- Kansas Spelling Bee in Topeka. Patrick Edwards, 12, of Wichita won the 13th championship on litigosity, earning a trip to the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. The runner-up was Margaret Hancks, 13, Pawnee County, as 106 spellers competed, with several area contestants from Ensign, Tribune, Syracuse, Lakin, Scott City, and Manter.
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Roger Pickett
St. Mary Catholic School
Topeka
Roger
Finney County
Patrick Edwards
St. Thomas Aquinas School
Wichita
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Pat
Margaret Hancks
Pawnee County
Garfield
Western Kansas
Bernie Reinert
Ensign
Charlene Williams
Tribune
Greeley County
Debra del Baker
Syracuse
Sarah Graves
Lakin
David Sibbitt
Scott City
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Ronald Sipes
Manter
Kampschroeder Heads Finney Docking Club
Louis Kampschroeder of 1017 N 1st was named chairman of the Finney County Docking for Governor Club. A former Finney County Democratic chairman (1948–1957) and past Kansas State Democratic Central Committee treasurer (1950–1952), he praised Robert Docking as youthful yet prudent and said Docking will provide needed Kansas leadership.
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Louis Kampschroeder
N. 1St
Finney County
Docking For
Kampschroeder
Kansas
Hitchhiker Held After Car Theft Near Lakin
Jeffery Lynn Simon of Findlay Ohio, 22, is held on felonious assault and grand larceny charges after overpowering a man near Lakin and taking a car. The victim, 21 year old J pane Lee Schaffer of Columbia, sustained injuries. The stolen vehicle, valued at $600 in camera gear, was wrecked north of Deerfield. authorities pursued Simon after a state alert.
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Lakin
Ohio
Kearny County
Ernest Craig Jr
Jeffery Lynn Simon
Findlay
Simon
Kearny c Sauay
Colorado
Schaffer
Reinforcements Seen As Viet Cong Readies Renewed Fighting
U S officials expect more than twenty thousand North Vietnamese reinforcements to emerge from hiding and attack as monsoon season begins. The infiltrators, arriving via the Ho Chi Minh Trail, are concentrating along Laotian and Cambodian borders and in the C Zone.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
North Viet Nam
Cambodia
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Weather Frost Warning and Cold Morning Forecast
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with local frost or light freeze. Diminishing winds. Lows in the low to mid 20s. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs in the 60s. Sunrise 6 40 Sunset 7 39. Max Min Free. Dodge City 41 Emporia. a4 40 Trace Garden City 79 338 Goodland a Th 330 Trace Hill City 74 35 Trace Russell 74 85 Trace Salina Tl a Trace Topeka a4 a Wichita 420 Trace
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Dodge City
Emporia
Trace Garden City
Goodland
Trace Hill City
Trace Russell
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Mercury May Hit Skids in Kansas Tonight
A surge of cold air will push Kansas temperatures below freezing tonight with a frost warning in northern areas. Highs Sunday were mostly in the 50s after 71 to 88 across towns earlier. lows range from the 20s in the northwest to near freezing statewide except southeast. Rain showers occurred Sunday, totaling varying amounts from southeast Kansas up to Wichita and Belleville.
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Topeka
Kansas
Beamont
Howard
Pittsburg
Chanute
Pla
Wichita
Belleville
Hill City
Concordia
Russell
China detonates third atomic device confirmed
TOKYO AP reports Communist China announced its third atomic explosion. The first test occurred Oct. 16, 1964, the second on May 14, 1965. The third was said to occur at 4 pm Monday at a western China test site, with details from Peking Radio.
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Tokyo
China
Sinkiang Province
Peking Radio
Grade Music Program Set
The fifth and sixth grade bands and the fifth and sixth grade orchestra will present a concert at 7 30 p m in the high school gymnasium Wednesday night. The bands directed by Gary Stelting will be at each end of the gym floor with the orchestra directed by Larry Harris in the center. The audience will sit in the bleachers. The concert shows the progress the pupils have made during the year. All parents and interested persons are invited.
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Gary Stelting
Larry Harris
Harris
Mansfield Backs U.S. Recognition of Mongolia
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposes recognizing Mongolia to reduce tensions between Communist giants and gain a listening post between China and the Soviet Union. The idea follows calls for a blue ribbon commission on U.S. policy toward Communist China, with key officials weighing systematizing outside input and potential Asian policy changes.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Mongolia
China
Soviet Union
Asia
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George §. McGovern
D-S.d
U.S
Kennedy McGovern
Truman Is Lauded As Man of Peace
In Kansas City, Truman turns 82 with 411 guests, praised as a man of peace by friends and dignitaries. Notables including Presidents Johnson and Chief Justice Warren planned calls while Truman celebrated by dedicating Independence federal office building he helped secure. He credited others for progress and noted his role in pushing officials along.
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Truman
Man of
Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
White House
Johnson
Earl Warren
Independence
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
Henry J. Talge
Kansas City
Talge
Washington
Britain Seeks Compromise on Rhodesia Talks
London reports Britain begins secret talks with Rhodesian regime officials to explore a compromise amid a six month crisis. Rhodesia’s white minority declared independence in November, while African states pressure for majority rule as Kenneth Kaunda protests from Lusaka and urges safeguards for African interests through Commonwealth channels.
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London
Britain
Rhodesia
Ian Smth
Cornelius Greenfield
Gerald Clarke
Stanley Morris
Public
Oliver Wright
Harold Wilson
Duncan Watson
Commonwealth Relations Office
Wecrely
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Smith
Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Lusaka
Kaunda
Simon Kapwepwe
Commonwealth
Arthur Hottomley
Kapwepwe
New York
Lord Caradon
U.N
Fire and blast level Lake Road Warehouse Co site
Fire and chemical explosions destroyed a Lake Road Warehouse Co building southwest of St. Joseph. The 100 by 30 foot structure and losses were estimated at 10 000 dollars. Firefighters drew water from a hydrant half a mile away and used 5000 gallons of salvaged liquid brewing yeast to combat the blaze as wind shifts kept the main warehouse safe.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Lake Road Warehouse Co
St. Joseph Sunday
Yeur
Garden Sass on Elastic Currency Not Yet Needed
Gus Garden asserts there is no need for more elastic currency though the idea circulates. The remark reflects a cautious stance on monetary policy and positions within broader economic debate.
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Gus Garden
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Pakistan
APY
Ne Win
Mohammed Ayub Khan
East Pakistan
Burma
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Lee Courkamp
Denver
Joe Arrozola
Albugerque
N. M
Carl Owezarazak
Minden
Neb
Finney
Finney Docking Club
Panne Lee Schaffer
Columbia
Craig
St. George
Utah
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Demo
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ABC
Hubert H. Humphrey
Schlesinger
State Department
Hanoi
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