Hope to Speak At Commencement By Former Congressman
Clifford R. Hope a Garden City High School 1913 graduate and 26 year U S congressman will address the 1965 class at Memorial Stadium in a talk titled Where Do We Go from Here Honored guests include 1915 graduates for their 50 year reunion Principal Tom Saffell notes Hope’s roots in Finney County and early schooling before a career in law farming and public service Graduation exercises begin at 8 p m
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Garden City High School
United States Congress
Memorial Stadium
Tom Saffell
Hope
Birmingham
Finney County
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Washburn Law School
Topeka
Kansas
Nun admits to Supreme Court bar after long legal service
Sister Frances Catherine Florer a 65 year old Roman Catholic nun and former chief draftsman for Michigan Legislature was sworn in as a member of the Supreme Court bar. The Michigan and Ohio bars precede admission and she has long combined religious life with legal work for the Sisters of Charity. She has drafted more than 25,000 bills and once served in the Michigan State Senate legislative drafting service.
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Frances Catherine
Michigan
Supreme Court
Catherine
Phillip A. Hart
D-Mich
Sisters of Charity
Frances
Frances Catherine Florer
Ann Arbor, Mich
The
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Mount St. Joseph
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Women's College
High Court Strikes Down Red Mail Law
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 to invalidate a 1962 law allowing the Post Office to withhold foreign Communist mail. Justice Douglas wrote the opinion, noting the act constrains the First Amendment and invades privacy, with White not participating.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
William ©. Douglas
Byron R. White
United States
Weather Brief Showers Thunderstorms With S E Winds
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected this evening with southeasterly winds 15 to 30 mph. Localized activity above 30 percent possible tonight. Lows tonight in the 60s. Tuesday shows and storms likely 3 percent of area with southeasterly winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunrise 6:27 Sunset 7:4 Max. Min. Prec. Dodge City 1% 66 08 Emporle 87 GARDEN 58 67 Gondland a 143 , HN City of Ruswell Co oS
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Rain Soaks Southwest Reservoir Suit To Be Filed
TOPEKA Kansas attorney general says a suit against Colorado over a new reservoir on Clay Creek will be mailed to Washington today. The filing seeks Supreme Court permission to sue to block construction or operation if water deliveries to Kansas are reduced under a two state Arkansas River compact. Kansas argues release facilities would damage its farmers. Colorado has not agreed to changes. Dam completion is about 90 percent. extra facilities require excavation. A separate report from NICOSIA notes a Greek Cypriot guard soldier was killed in fighting with Turkish Cypriots.
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Attorney General’s Office
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Henson
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Jackson Ranch
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Eminence
Anderson
Ernest Stoppel
Don Messenger
Harold Solze
Heavy weekend rains drench western Kansas. few rivers rise
Weekend storms soaked extreme western Kansas with unofficial totals near 3.65 inches and reports of heavier amounts around Bird City, Goodland, and surrounding counties. Rain spread across the state, with continued showers and possible additional rainfall Tuesday. Temperatures reached 73 to 86 degrees, with highs slipping into the lower 80s in the southeast.
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Gove
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Liberal
Inter-American Force Created For Dominican Republic
The Inter-American Peace Force was created by the OAS to restore order in the Dominican Republic. Gen. Hugo Panaseo Alvim will command with Lt. Gen. Bruce Palmer as deputy. 1230 Brazilian troops join units from Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. About 1,700 U.S. troops to withdraw as Latin American forces arrive. total force to reach about 2,000. An informal cease-fire was arranged, with both rebel leaders agreeing not to fire unless attacked. Santo Domingo experienced a quiet day amid ongoing tensions and a stalemate after junta forces pushed rebel positions.
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U.S
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Palmer
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Inter-American Peace Force
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OAS
Jose A. Mora
Carlos de Meira Mattos
Brazil
Alvaro Arias
Maj
Policarpo Paz Garcia
Col
Julio Gutierrez Rivera
Gen
Mora
Francisco Caamano Deno
Antonio Imbert Barrea
Donald Reid Cabral
Five Prisoners Saw Bars to Gain Freedom
Kansas City AP reports five inmates escaped from a municipal farm by sawing through second floor bars. They lowered a blanket to reach a roof. thirteen others refused to join. Paul F. Robinson, 32, captured about six hours later, had a six month sentence for traffic offenses and a prior escape. Remaining names include James L. Keller, 21. Herbert F. Booker, 90. DeWitt Belton, 35. and Cornelius Smith, 42.
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Paul F. Robinson
James L. Keller
Herbert F. Booker
DeWitt Belton
Cornelius Smith
Missing Garden City Youth Sparks Wide Search
A six year old Garden City boy Hilary Villarreal vanished from a camping site beside a sandpit southwest of the city. Divers searched the lake bottom while neighbors and authorities scoured the area by land and water hoping for a surface return. Officials urged anyone with information to contact the sheriff or police.
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Izzy) Villarreal
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