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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1963
Page
3
Owner selling several homes in Westside and Bert location including a 2 bedroom with attached garage near schools, a new 3 bedroom brick with double garages, and a 4 bedroom 2 bath home with fireplace. Prices reduced to sell now. Keller-Leopold Agency listed in ad.
Former Gov Fred L Hall is subpoenaed to testify in the income tax trial of Starling Mack Nations a Wichita newspaper man. Nations is accused of filing a false 1955 tax return while executive secretary to Hall. The government says Nations failed to report 4000 dollars and owes 1265 dollars in taxes. The trial opens in May in federal court here.
The first significant change in standings in two weeks at the Woman's International Bowling Congress Tournament came Tuesday night when Ruby Williams and Bernice Kotebkins of Gary Indiana bowled a 1,062 for the division 2 doubles lead. The pair dislodged Martha Frutel and Marie Farber of St. Paul Minnesota who dropped to second place with their 1,058 rolled May 1. Mrs. Williams posted 570 and her partner 492.
Washburn captured the Central Conference Gulf Triad title and finished 1-2 in the 2-man event at the Washburn Linksters Cup in Atchison Kansas. Jerry Adams was medalist with a 4 over par 214 over 54 holes. St Benedicts and Fort Hays State tied for second. Emporia State and Omaha University tied for fourth while Pittsburg State finished last.
A dense OCR filled with numbered clues across many categories and a sample solution line. It includes wordplay prompts, old newspaper style cryptic hints, and a final cryptogram clue about yesterday's puzzle with a sample ciphertext and a partial reveal.
Local contest offers a Superior Giant Size All Metal Rotary Printing Press as national prize, with five presses and rubber type given away. Local winners receive gear to make Indian style leather emblems, ten outfits awarded for the neatest eighty puzzle answers from Telegram readers, then top five overall win presses. Entries require solving two missing proverb words, attaching the picture, and sending details to Garden City Telegram before deadline.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the United States and United Kingdom that no further concessions would be made in the nuclear test ban negotiations. The position was conveyed in letters sent last week to President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan in response to Western messages delivered April 24 by U S Ambassador Fay D Kohler and British Ambassador Humphrey Trevelyan. The Western messages aimed to break the Geneva deadlock. contents remain unavailable.
In Portsmouth New Hampshire an aging Navy sub Toro of the Ten Grande club heads for its final mission. If Thresher is not found, the Navy plans to sink Toro in the Thresher area to aid the search by using Toro as a reflective sonar target.
Scott Osborne, a Hays High School senior, won a $10,000 Grantland Rice memorial scholarship from Vanderbilt University, funded by the Thoroughbred Racing Association. Osborne edits the school newspaper and has worked part time at Ratio Station KAYS. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard L Osborne.
Fred eric Heutte, Nor folk parks superintendent, built a 85 foot mountain in the Botanic Gardens topped by a 20 foot tower for a better view of the gardens. In Rome, Italy runs public works centers to employ about 250000 older or untrained workers on roads buildings reclamation and forestry projects.
The Senate unanimously approved a compromise bill authorizing 15.3 billion dollars for new weapons and research and development. It reconciles Senate and House Commerce committee differences and goes to the House for final action. The measure includes 363.7 million dollars for the RS70 supersonic jet reconnaissance aircraft.
Kansas City artist Thomas Hart Benton and a friend were on a float trip when a boat overturned in the Buffalo River Arkansas. Strangely, penciled river sketches were swept away and Benton mused about insurance coverage for his discarded work.
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