Commencement honors amid Copeland high events and a wintery tale
Garden city notes report Copeland High School exercises with Morris Jones and Alo n Foster as speakers and a local band concert in Hanna Wyoming. A stray calf incident near Marion Kansas injures a driver but no carcass is found. Santa letter hints and toy requests precede a Don Shipman write in vote in which he refused to run yet won.
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Copeland
Copeland High School
Morris Jones
Alton Foster
Foster Music Co
Hanna, Wyo
Don Shipman
Shipman
Professor Francis Heller to Speak at Juco Commencement
University of Kansas political science professor and associate dean Francis Heller will deliver the Garden City Junior College commencement address next Tuesday in Clifford Hope Auditorium. About 80 sophomores will receive associate degrees and diplomas. Heller has a long record in education and constitutional studies and chairs several regional committees.
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Francis H. Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Garden City Junior College
Clifford Hope
Dean Heller
Vienna
Austria
University of Virginia
Department of Political Science
Kansas Commission On Constitutional Planning
Decision Day in Great Wheat Controversy
Washington AP reports decision day arrives as up to 1.5 million farmers vote on a plan to curb wheat production. Ballots tally to determine 1964 crop controls, price supports, and potential government payments up to 300 million dollars. Kennedy, Freeman and farm leaders monitor, expect results by Wednesday morning.
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Washington
Government Farm
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Capital Rolls Out Carpet Big Welcome For Astronaut
Astronaut Gordon Cooper flies to Washington to receive a presidential medal and address Congress after orbiting Earth 22 times. He arrives with his wife and two daughters, greeted by Secretary Zuckert, Gen LeMay and NASA head James Webb. A large crowd watches from parade routes as Cooper meets President Kennedy in the White House and then heads to Capitol Hill for public ceremonies.
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Fla
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Curtis E. LeMay
James E Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Crect Stors
Cooper Party
Moscow
White House
NASA
Houston
Tex
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Alan
B. Shepard Jr
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Canaveral
Main Street plans to be presented at City Commission
Chamber of Commerce Manager Mitch Geisler will discuss promotional dress up programs for Main Street at the 9 a.m. City Hall meeting. The agenda also includes an LL shaped alley ordinance behind St Catherine Hospital, engineering work contracting for North Main widening, paving contract for the City parking lot, a cereal malt beverage license for Park Inn, and the appointment of Phil Stoufe as a volunteer fireman. Recommendations from the Planning Commission from last week will be considered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mitch Geisler
Commission
City Hall
St. Catherine Hospital
Spruce
Servis, van, Doren and Hazard
N. Main
Spruce North
Kansas
P. L. Dale
Chestnut
Alfred M. Brungardt
Park Inn
E. Fulton
Phil Stoufe
Planning Commission
Negro Leaders Fight to Stop Pupils Ouster in Birmingham
A Birmingham federal court challenge looms as Negro leaders vow legal action to void a school board order expelling or suspending over 1,000 pupils who protested segregation. Martin Luther King Jr and others reject mass walkouts while Alabama moves to enforce expulsions and suspensions affecting about 1,081 students amid ongoing integration disputes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hirmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
Wirmingham
Theo Wright
Severn
Woeka
Commissior
Arthur Hanes
Ing City
Pakistan and Afghanistan to hold direct talks in Tehran
Tehran host late week talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan aimed at resuming relations. Iran has served as mediator since their 1961 break over border forays and nomad tribal control, seeking a conference-table restart.
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Tehran
Iran
Pakistan
Afghanistan
High School Text Book Fees Set by Board
The Board of Education approved a $1 textbook rental fee for Gar den City High School starting next term, with classroom and activity fees unchanged. Some increases were approved including student accident insurance to $4, vocational agriculture to 2, and new fees for vocational homemaking and each course at $2, plus $1.50 paid to students per book sold to the rental program. Architect Bob Cobb met with the board about paving the parking lot and driveway and installing curb and gutters at the new junior high school.
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Garden City High School
Uxt
Board of Moducation
Bob Cobb
Weather and school board notes mix weather and local decisions
Cloudy cool conditions with brief showers linger tonight in southern areas. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with highs in the upper sixties. At the board meeting, architects report a building inspection with repairs required, playground paving bid approved, and junior high sports plans refined, including intramural options and inter-school football and basketball programs.
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Akron
Darian
Emporia
Caron
Gondinad
Dowd Seed Co
Jones School
Abe Mubert
Hla
Ted Altman
Sth
Gas pricing ruling split court and industry reaction
Kansas officials say the Supreme Court area method may not affect Kansas gas producers, who have used area pricing for a year. The decision, 5-4, upheld a single price per field while questioning cost of service rules, with mixed forecasts on long term effects for consumers and exploration incentives.
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Supreme Court
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Johnny Mitchell
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Wiliam Bennett
California Public Utilities Commission
Harry Wiles
Federal Power Commission
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
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Pacific Lighting Gas Supply Co
California
Usul
Mississippi
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Sasa Juate
New Mexico
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