Moon Change Prompts Tomato Transplants
Local gardening note from Elihu Allman urges transplanting tomatoes this week aligned with Wednesday's new moon around 10 pm while rain likely to continue in the near term. A Wichita golf outing and a lighthearted Legion banquet moment follow, featuring humor about a barber mistakenly introduced as an officer.
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Elihu
Andy Holt
American Legion
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Andy
Frank Koksal
Frank
District Legion
Supreme Court Overturns Convictions in Sit-In Cases
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of five sit-in demonstrators from Durham North Carolina New Orleans Greenville and two Birmingham Alabama cases. Justice Harlan concurred in part and dissented in part with Chief Justice Warren delivering the majority opinion on the Greenville case. The decisions addressed desegregation protests aiming to end lunch counter segregation and involved about 3 000 related defendants awaiting final word.
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Supreme Court
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New Orleans
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D.C
Birmingham
Ala
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Warrep
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Alabama
Louisiana
North
South Carolina
High Tribunal
Rain Starved Southwest Sees Widespread Storm Totals
Scattered thunderstorms drenched southwest Kansas over the weekend setting a welcome moisture marker. Kansas State University measured 1.20 inches in some spots while the airport reported 0.89 Saturday and 0.31 Sunday. Reports covered multiple towns, with totals from 0.30 to 1.70 inches and cooler air forecast as a new cold front moves in tonight. Weather observers noted daily moisture over several days and more showers expected locally. Three Garden City area break ins were reported with minor cash losses and items recovered later.
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Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
City
11Th
Santa Fe
Lakin
Syracuse
George Starkey
Starkey
Scott City
Doug Baker
Eat
Johnson
Harald Anderson
The
Johnson Pioneer
Stanton County
L. F. McCall
Ulysses
Sublette
Haskell
Willi Blume
Randall Bird Farm
Jay Kleystenbur
Haskell County
McDonald
Satanta
Garden City
Lincoln School
Lincoln Road
Park Inn Tavern
Fulton
Anderson Says Wright A Factor In Bill's Defeat
Gov. John Anderson said Wright's activities helped defeat the proposed school foundation bill. He cited Wright's critical Atlantic City speech and a legislative hassle, plus provincial attitudes and tax opposition among lawmakers as factors. Anderson praised other session measures like water conservation, recodification, economic development, and higher education.
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Topeka
John Anderson
C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
Wright
Anderson
Association
Newamen Today
Cooper crash survivors rescued near Feather River
Jack Leineke, 61, told rescuers they hoped astronaut Gordon Cooper was alive after his plane crashed Thursday with his wife Eva and cousin Geneva Blair aboard. The trio, shaken but unharmed, survived in a canyon south of the Feather River, discovering a nearby cabin stocked with food for about two weeks.
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Oroville
Calif
Feather River
Jack Leineke
Gordon Cooper
Teineke
Sacramento
Quincy
Fair Oaks
Eva
Geneva Blair
Northridge
Middle Fork
Leineke
Leieke
Garden Sass Sometime Commentary by Gus Garden
Gus Garden delivers a pointed aside on aging and vitality, likening men to hens with age boosting what they produce. The remark frames a sharp, provocative take on gender and endurance within a rustic, humorous tone.
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Gus Garden
Commando Unit Attacks Barracks Near Havana
An exile group says a commando unit operating from inside Cuba struck militia barracks near Havana to mark Cuba's independence day. The underground force reportedly raised an anti Castro battle flag before fleeing. An undetermined number of Castro mili tiamen were reported killed in the predawn raid.
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Venezuela
Cuba
Havana
Segundino Alvarez
Wheat Farmers Vote Tomorrow
CHICAGO AP The nation’s about 1,800,000 wheat farmers vote on lighter controls to curb production. The referendum expands to include farmers with 10 acres or less, challenging Kennedy administration policy and potential price supports near half parity. If two thirds approve, controls start next year. otherwise, price supports and no quotas persist.
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Mest Astimites
under-Seneres
Kennedy
North Dakota
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
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Oregon
Washington
Jocinda Missouri
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Common Market Yields to Demands in Tariff Talks
In Geneva, six European Community members agree to give ground on across the board tariff cuts to meet U S demands while pressing for an automatic formula to adjust gaps with higher American tariffs. West German Economy Minister Ludwig Erhard endorses the plan. French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing says it is up to the Americans. The 73 nation GATT talks pause as negotiators jockey for position.
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Valery Giscard
D'Estaing
Euls
Maurice Brassent
Christin A. Herter
Kennedy
Gattalks
U.S
France
Repo Frog Crowned 1963 International Jump Champion
Angels Camp California AP report says Repo the frog wins the 1963 international jump title with a 13 feet 4 inch leap in Calaveras County. Trained by Leonard Hall in a makeshift stable, Repo placed behind an unnamed Nigerian frog and trailed the world record by about 3 feet.
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Angels
Angels Camp
Leonard Mall
Ola Oshi
Nigeria
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Pete
Eureka Fl
California
Edmund Brown
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Muindy
Otto Kerner
All-School Concert Set at Garden City High School
An all-school band concert is scheduled for Tuesday evening in the Garden City High School gymnasium. Robert Anderson, band instructor, leads the fifth and sixth grade elementary bands, junior high blue and gold bands, and the high school group. Several selections will be performed by each group, including Latin American tunes, show tunes, and a midnight soliloquy. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Garden City High School
Robert Anderson
Garden City Board of Education Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Garden City Board of Education will act in regular session tonight at 7 30. Board members and architects were busy with the final inspection of the new junior high school building. The meeting is in the high school library.
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Garden City Board of Education
Cooper Sees Value in Longer Mercury Flight Program
Cape Canaveral AP reports astronaut Gordon Cooper, relaxed after two days of exams, believes an extended Mercury flight could yield great gains. NASA officials say a longer Mercury program would delay Gemini and future manned missions, as Kennedy receives the Distinguished Service Medal and a ticker tape parade approaches in New York while Cocoa Beach crowds applaud Cooper’s space milestone.
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Fla
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Cooner
Robert C. Seamans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Seamans
Kennedy
White House Rose Garden
Congress
New York
Cooper
Cocoa Beach
Vruly
Camala
Danita
Corbin Quits As WU Head
President Harry Corbin of the University of Wichita resigned to the W U Board of Regents on a Saturday. The university will join the state system as an associate of the University of Kansas. Regents conferred the title of university professor on Corbin and granted a one year leave of absence for travel and study. He will resume teaching in September 1984.
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Wichita
Harry
Emory Lindquist
College of Liberal Arts
Corbin
Weather Forecast Notes With City Winds Monday Night
The report notes cloudy and warmer with a low around 0 degrees. Clouds increase Tuesday with cooler conditions later Tuesday. Scattered showers possible in northern and western counties Tuesday night. Highs reach the 70s Tuesday with winds shifting from west to north by evening.
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Akron
Gail
de Wuawell
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