Summit proposal gains cautious UK backing at UN
British Foreign Secretary Home gave guarded approval to a Soviet plan for an 18 nation disarmament summit. He said clear directives are needed for value. Home spoke at the UN General Assembly ahead of a Washington visit with President Kennedy. US sources note he plans to travel to Washington Friday for talks. A private dinner with Rusk and Gromyko was hosted by Secretary General U Thant.
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United Nations, N.Y
Lord Home
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
U. S
London
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Uant
Thant
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Berlin
Garden City centennial program and fall prep notes
Garden City notes celebrate the Kansas State Teachers Assn centennial with a program on October 13 at Alta Brown auditorium inviting all former and current teachers. A contest will seek the longest-serving teacher in the system, while an entertaining program is promised. Local weather and seasonal prep musings fill the rest of the column.
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Garden City
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Alta Brown Auditorium
Warm Days Cool Nights In Kansas And Virginia Ruling
Weather across Kansas stays fair with warm days and cool nights and 30 degree day night spreads. No rain expected as a cool front nears bringing drier air by Wednesday night. Highs reach near 90s in some cities with 50s for overnight lows. In Virginia an AP report notes Supreme Court Justice Brennan stayed state grants for white children at private segregated schools pending appeal, keeping the stay through October 15.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Emporia
Wichita
Hill City
Richmond
U.S
Virginia
Prince Edward Conn
Washington
William J. Brennan Jr
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Circuit
Sec
Worry Clinic Set for Thursday at First Methodist Church
The second annual Women’s Worry Clinic opens at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the First Methodist Church with McDill Huck Boyd of Phillipsburg as keynote. Six classes aid young mothers to grandmothers and working women. luncheon included in the registration fee, sponsored by local mental health associations.
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First Methodist
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas Association For Mental Health
City's Building Pace Slows Down Slightly in September
Garden Citys building pace slowed in September with 23 permits for construction valued at 193330, behind last Septembers 27 permits and 204266 but ahead of Sept 1961s 27 for 161900. For the first nine months of 1968, 257 permits issued totaling 2669772.50, well behind the prior years end-of-September total of 226 for 3609654.
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Garden City
Garden City building boom tops records this year
Last nine months show permits for new one family homes totaling 1,586,320 dollars, ahead of recent years. Through September 115 new home permits valued at 1.586 million. 1963 may become second greatest year behind all time 4.865 million in 1862 and 2.659 million in 1963.
K State Glee Club Begins Eastern Tour
Kansas State University Varsity Glee Club departs for a seven day 2500 mile tour through the East. The itinerary includes joint concerts with Northwestern in Evanston Columbia in New York and appearances in Detroit Washington DC and a Capitol Rotunda performance. Clips will be taped for the Valve of America.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Northwestern University Glee Club
Evanston
Detroit Fine Arts Center
Columbia University Glee Club
New York
Senate Auditorium
Capital Rotunda
Washington, DC
K-Staters
Valve of America
Kennedy Tax Cut Push Rejected By Senate Panel
Washington AP Kennedy administration fails to speed action on the 12 billion tax cut at a breakfast with Democratic leaders. Senate Finance Committee upholds chairman Byrd timing power 11 4 while plan for six weeks of hearings continues. Humphrey says civil rights action will be pressed even if it delays the tax measure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Paul H. Douglas
Dnll
Byrd
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McCormack
Mansfield
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Finance ‘Committee
Vance Hartke
George A. Smathers
D-Fia
Smathers
Senate Committee
Finance Committee
House Committee
Wheat Deal in Hands of JFK Civil Rights Timing
Senators Fulbright and Ellender urged President Kennedy to act on a wheat sale to the Soviet Union, saying he may announce a decision soon amid mixed Capitol Hill sentiment. Officials noted Moscow seeks roughly 250 million dollars worth of U.S. grain, with subsidies keeping prices around 2 dollars per bushel, while opponents argue against subsidized sales to the Soviets. The piece also covers tax cut and civil rights legislation timing, House and Senate maneuvers, and the looming cloture vote to limit debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
United Nations
New York
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Congress
Nixon says Rockefeller and Goldwater likely seek 1964 GOP nomination
Former vice president Richard Nixon said Rockefeller and Goldwater are heavily committed to running, making a convention clash likely. He indicated he has no current candidate preference, won’t be a dark horse, and won’t support any stop-Rockefeller or stop-Goldwater movement.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
Ellsworth Sherman in Kansas City Hospital
Ellsworth Sherman, 812 N 5th, a well known Garden Citizen, remained unchanged in condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City after a coronary attack early Monday. He had been ill two weeks with a kidney infection improving prior to the heart event.
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Ellsworth Sherman
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
UF Campaign Passes $20,000 Mark in Finney County Drive
Finney County United Fund surpassed $20,000 with a total of $20,049.21 led by advance and professional gifts. An intensive three day effort targets employe pledges with a fair share plan offering options from a day’s pay to a monthly dollar grant and plaques for firms with top employee donors. Notables contributing include Lucife W. Graves Henkle Drilling & Supply Garnand Furniture Inc.
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Finney County
United Fund
Lucife W. Graves Henkle Drilling & Supply Co
Garnand Furniture, Inc
Hope says U S wheat loses in foreign markets
Kansas congressman former Great Plains Wheat president Clifford Hope told a Kansas City audience that U S grain is clean at the farm but dirty in foreign markets. He cited international comparisons and urged grade changes to reduce trash and defects to boost exports. USDA officials defended the plan while Missouri leaders warned of cost and penalties to farmers.
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Kansas City
Clifford R. Hope
Garden City
Kan
Great Plains | Wheat Inc
Agriculture Department
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
Toledo
Ohio
United
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Russia
Hope
Great Plains Wheat
Europe
U.S
USDA
Raymond E. Vickery
Foreign Agri
Missouri Farmers Association
MFA Central Cooperative
Missonri
Schulte
Missouri
National Federation of Grain Cooperatives
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Julius Hultquist
Roland Rogers
Hult- Quigt
Leroy Hood
University of Colorado
Garden City Sale Co
E. Fulton
United Nations Organization
West
Khrushchev
United States
Arkansas River
Telegram
Reece Construction Co
Scandia
Charlie Huff
Lewis
Dodge City
Garden Goodland TY
Russell Hill City
Salina
K-State Glee Club
Gus
JFK
Sens
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Ellender
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. H. Hodges
Agriculture
Orville &. Freeman
George Wail
Rocky
International Business Machines
Goodyear
General Motors
Johnson's Wax
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