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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1964
Page
5
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The Army asked Congress for 18.692 million dollars for fiscal year starting July 1 to acquire about 49,500 additional acres at Ft. Riley Kansas. The plan aims to expand to 100,592 acres to allow full infantry weapon testing and realistic division exercises. Maj. Gen. W. R. Shuler testified that some units are sent to Ft. Stewart Ft. Irwin and Fort Sill for firing exercises incurring about 1.135 million dollars annually in transport costs.
Arthur Snyder said he will seek a sanity hearing for Bernard L. Greenwood before trial on first degree murder and attempted murder charges. Greenwood, 43, from Lyons, was bound over after a Hutchinson City Court prelim inary hearing. Victims were Lucia Updegraf and John Beasley shot April 30 in a parked car outside a Hutchinson tavern. Beasley remains hospitalized. police say Greenwood signed a damaging statement.
Eli Dahlin 68 died Sunday night in a hospital after entering May 10 with a kidney ailment. A 33 year police veteran, he served as acting chief twice and retired December 1. He led the Kansas Peace Officers Association and the Kansas Forty and Eight Society.
Paul Seifert, 56, a former Kansas auto dealer, died Sunday in Denver while diggin g out a tree in his Cherry Village home. He suffered a heart attack. Seifert ran a Denver car agency for 12 years after earlier co owning and leading agencies in Marion and McPherson Kansas. He was active in athletics support at the University of Colorado and the Air Force Academy. Librevale, Gabon’s capital, is a small city of 32 000.
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