Goldwater Rejects Shifts in Conservatism for 1964 Nomination
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona denies hedging his conservative stance for a 1964 GOP bid. He says he has not changed any fundamental positions, except possibly supporting the Kennedy plan to empower the attorney general to file school desegregation suits in specific cases. He opposes federal force in desegregation except as allowed by the Constitution. He corrects a record error attributing a Montclair speech to him and notes the misattribution was to Skibbins.
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Oday
Goldwater
Arizona
Walter
Kennedy
Atorney
Gerald K. Skibbins
Princeton
Congressional Record
Skibbins
Montclair
N.J
John Birch Society
America Firstera
Kansas City Markets: Hogs and Cattle Move Higher
AP reports hogs 3,000 head, barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows steady. barrows and gilts 1-3 210-260 lb, 15.50-16.00. Sows 270-400 lb, 14.25-15.00. Sheep 500 head steady, lambs prime 19.00, choice 16.25-17.75, good to prime 17.50-18.00, ewes 4.75-6.00. Cattle 2,500 head, calves 100, steers 25 higher, heifers 25 higher, cows steady. steers 23.75-24.00, good to choice 22.50-23.75, prime heifers 24.00, mixed steers and heifers 24.25, cows 14.00-15.50, good and choice feeders 22.00-25.00.
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Kansas City
Rockefeller declines as Goldwater running mate
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York said he will not be Senator Barry Goldwater's vice presidential running mate if Goldwater secures the Republican nomination. When asked if he would accept the post if Goldwater led the ticket, Rockefeller replied that he would not. He spoke in Brussels amid a European tour with his wife.
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Belgium
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Fresh hunt starts for slayer of two girls in Plymouth
Police renew search for a kidnapper and killer after the bodies of Melissa Lee and Barbara Foshaug are found near a secluded road in Plymouth Village. Detectives question parents, while an FBI artist sketches a bespectacled man seen offering candy to one girl.
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Minneapolis
Plymouth Village
Melissa Ann Lee
Barbara Ann Foshaug
Ralph Deason
Melvin Leverett
Lee
Eugene Arnold
Hennepin County
FBI
Foshaug
Earla Foshaug
Farm Training Program Set
A farm training program to operate with Dodge City Junior College will start before year end. W. S. Treblicock of the State Employment Office in Garden City announced after a meeting with employment officers from five western Kansas cities. The program, under the State Vocational Education Dept and the man power development act, will train in equipment operation maintenance mechanics irrigation livestock feeding and chemistry technician with a target start date in December. Others attending included state and regional rehabilitation officers.
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W. 5
Treblicock
Garden City
Dodge City
Kansas Cities
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Hays
Great Bend
Goodland
State
Manpower Development Act
Dee
Lula Fay McAfee 78 of Deerfield dies at Kearny County Hospital
Lula Fay McAfee longtime Deerfield resident died at Kearny County Hospital in Lakin at age 78. Born September 23, 1885 in Camp Point Illinois she had lived in Deerfield 56 years. Survived by brothers Ed and Clarence Downing Garden City and granddaughter Wynn McAfee. Funeral arrangements by Garland Garden City. contributions to arthritis fund suggested. Moslems hold that the words of the Koran govern actions of believers.
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Lula
Lou
Fay McAfee
Kearny County Hospital
Lakin
Camp Point
Harrison McAfee
Lawton
Oklo
Deerfleld Methodist Church
Ed Downing
Clarence Downing
Garden City
Wynn. McAfee
Garland Funeral Home
Arthritis Fund
St Catherine area hospital notes and births in county
Admissions list for St Catherine includes Robert E Johnson Scott City, Ethel Coerber Lakin, Mrs Raymond Thomas Dighton, Mrs Kenneth Ochs Imperial, Mrs J W Jakeway, with dismissals for Donita Crist Rex Handlin Bonnie Losing Gregory Barlow and others. Births reported at St Catherine include a daughter to Ray Kitten and wife of Lakin Oct 2 and two more births at 7 58 p m Oct 1 and 9 46 a m. A daughter to Alfred Stoecklein Oct 2. County fines listed for overload speeding improper passing with amounts and costs. District civil actions noted including Smallwood et al recovery of money and Department of Revenue tax delinquency cases.
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St. Catherine
Robert E. Johnson
Scott City
Ethel E. Coerber
Lakin
Robert Feat
E. Emerson
Raymond Thomas
Dighton
Kenneth Ochs
Imperial
Hope Delgado
Ross RB
Fink
Pernanent
J. W. Jakeway
Donita Mae Crist
Holcomb
Rex M. Handlin
Sublette
Bonnie Losing
Gregory Barlow
William Ratzlaff
Francis Nichols
Roger K. Edwards
Thomas Evans
Wichita
Howard D. Noel
N. 13Th
B. W. Smallwood
Tom Pora
Department of Revenue
Earl and Mary Neese
Police Notices and Traffic Incidents in Garden City
Police report names John Lester Kester and Vincent J Whalen for improper driving and speeding with $10 fines. Eugene G Sammerman cited for improper muffler with $5. An accident occurred in the Civic Center lot on Main, causing moderate damage to a parked Edw in Clausen vehicle. A second collision at Main and Kansas involved Wilford Wood and Ralph Powers Jr with moderate damage to both vehicles. A third incident on Stevene Ave involved Ronald Goetz backing into a city pole, causing moderate car damage.
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John Lester Kester
Center
Vincent John Whalen
Kansas
Eugene Gregory Sammerman
Civic Center
N. Main
Edwin Dean Clausen
Main
Wilford Wood
Benkleman
Neb
Ralph Dean Powers Jr
Stevene Ave
Ronald Michael Goetz
West Allies Trade With Soviet Union
Bonn based report says the Soviet Union buys flour from West Germany and France and wheat from Canada and Australia while showing interest in U S wheat. Freeman cites private traders estimating 200 million bushels of U S wheat could be bought, but no offer yet. Adenauer criticizes Western grain sales to Moscow, urging Russia to prove its peace intentions.
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Soviet Union
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France
Canada
Australia
Khrunchev
U.S
Orville Freeman
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Legals Correction Warranty Deed and Marriage Licenses
Correction of warranty deeds for Purl E Harris and Lottie Hunter plus marriages of James Fulton and Patricia Reece and Larry Adams and Reva Woodrow in Garden City. details include parcels in Holmes Third and Stevens first additions.
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Purl E. Harris
Purl
E. Harris
Holmes
Lottie E. Hunter
Julius Hultquist
Stevens
James Stanley Fulton
Deerfield
Patricia Reece
Garden City
Larry G. Adams
Reva Woodrow
Kansas City Hoodlums Said To Be Operating in Texas
Kansas City gangsters are accused of crimes in Texas with 14 thugs named by Houston’s Detective Captain H V Hickman. Kansas City Chief Clarence M. Kelley denied Houston requests but acknowledged possible fugitives traveling to Texas. Both officials stressed vigilance and interstate cooperation in pursuing thieves and preventing crime.
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Texas
H. V Hickman
Houston
Fort Worth
Hickman
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Baton Rouge
Clarence M. Kelley
M. Singleton
Robbery Bureau
FBI
Singleton
Kelley
Telegram reports on education and community events
Performing at halftime with the University of Kansas marching band are two freshmen, Roger Stoner and Joy Bill Corn, with details on their parents and instruments. Alumni meeting notes list Dr. Ole Cram and Donald Lang. Eileen Garber elected to a student welfare committee at Sacred Heart College. Awards given to Marshall Walker Jr. for distinguished service in county agriculture, tied to irrigation work in Grant County. Pocket magnets awarded in the Young Hobby Club alphabet puzzle contest. Fort Hays singing groups include Kifer, Carpenter, Wilkens, and Lindberg with specific choirs named. Wichita Air Force recruiting announces two October enlistment vacancies for Finney County. Wayne McClure elected secretary of North Hall at Panhandle A. & M. College. Fort Hays leadership conference attendees named from Holcomb High. City recreation director reminders for after-game pickup at Civic Center at 9:16.
Nice Weather Continues Across Kansas States Autumn Warmth
AP reports nearly perfect autumn weather will persist in Kansas for the next day or two with clear skies and mild temperatures. Highs range from the mid 80s in the north to upper 90s in the south east, and lows from 40 to 45. Tuesday brings more record temperatures, Concordia hits 82 breaking a 1919 record, Dodge City ties 94 for the date, Pittsburg at 84 and Hill City at 95, with a five day forecast for generally mild, clear conditions.
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Hill City
Concordia
Dodyve City
Nothing Missing In Hotel Break-in
Two thefts were reported to police. Palace Hotel reported a break in at its office with nothing missing. A coin box was stolen from a soft drink machine at Elils Texaco Station at 12th and Kansas, about $1 in change believed taken.
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Palace Hotel
Elils Texaco
12Th
Kansas
Valachi Corrects Testimony On Santuccio Address Mix
In Washington Valachi retracts his claim that gangster Girola mo Santuccio lived in Hartford. He had testified Santuccio resided in Sam ford Connecticut and says the error involves a Stamford man named Robert Doyle. Senate investigators note the Stamford Doyle is a respected local business figure and continue to pursue Valachi’s wider account of La Cosa Nostra activity and past murders.
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Joseph Valachi
Girolamo Santuccio
Bobby Doyle
Underworld
Samford
Conn
Santuccio
Hartford
Valachi
Ren. Abraham Ribicoff
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert Doyle
Stamford
Ribicoff
Stamford Doyle
John Roach
Hartford Doyle
Roach
John L. McClellan
Subcommittee
Cosa Nostra
John L. MacCclellan
Senate Investigations
Velachi
la Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Salvatore
Luciano
New York
Giuseppe Masseria
Coney Island
N.Y
Italy
Masseria
Cattle Drive Under Way in Wyomin unreliably truncated
A major cattle drive is under way in southeastern Wyoming as cowpunchers drive 2,500 steers from Elk Mountain to Hanna for shipment to Galesburg Illinois by train.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Hanna
Galesburg
Washington House moves Corregidor memorial bill
The House passed and sent to the Senate a 1.5 million dollar U S share for a Corregidor World War II memorial. The Philippines would match and maintain the monument. Separate items note Dominican Republic politics and troop withdrawals in Europe.
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Corregidor Memorial
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Senate
U.S
Philippine Island
Corregidor
Philippines
Garden City FFA Members Take Second In Dodge City Event
Garden City Future Farmers of America earned a second place and two silver emblems in the district information and ritual contest at Dodge City. In parliamentary procedure and ritual, members won silver emblems. Garden City placed second in information, 40 points ahead of rivals, with David Lightner as second high individual and Larry Scott third. John Hamman ranked tenth overall.
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Ffa’ers
Garden City
David Lightner
Larry Scott
John Hamman
Jim Crotinger
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