Wheat Surplus Dwarfs Soviet Demand Says U S Expert
AP farm writer notes 100 to 125 million tons of wheat to the Soviet bloc would barely dent America's ample supply. U S stocks exceed two years for domestic use and the next crop will add to a reserve aimed at weather and emergency protection. Hungary and other communist nations show interest in American grain as State Department reports approaches from govts. Cargill reportedly seeks export licenses amid wide export activity.
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Associated Press
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Soviet Union
Canada
Australia
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United States
Hungary
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Commerce Department
State Department
Agriculture Department
Ageless Attraction at the Big Top Circus Visit
The circus comes to town featuring elephants as a major draw for youngsters Ann Pinegar Jane Pinegar Judy Pinegar and John Pinegar plus Susan Kinney Frank Kinney and Billy Preston. Acts by Al G Kally and Miller Bros Circus were set to perform in the magazines as part of the town engagement.
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Jane
Judy
John Pinegar
Susan
Frank Kinney
Billy Preston
al G. Kally
Miller Bros
Dodgers sweep Dodgers clinch four straight in World Series
Local fans remain stunned after the Dodgers complete a four game sweep of the Yankees. A downtown pool winner’s tale surfaces as a quirky post series note while a new lapel pin design to indicate language faces enthusiasm and practical challenges. A runaway circus elephant adds to city chatter before it is halted near the eastern highway.
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Yankees
Fairgrounds
Tarzan
Americans Search for Americans in Chihuahua Mexico
In Chihuahua Mexico a U S government and para rescue effort hunted in helicopters for a group of 18 men 2 women and a zoology professor who vanished after 13 days in four 15 foot boats along the Rio Unique Barranca Cobre. James D Dean and Larry Davis traveled for food drops while others waited at a mining camp.
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Copper Gulch
California
James D. Dean
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dean
Larry Davis
Price
Davis
Bean Sunday
Bob Homme
Finney County United Fund faces climb after midcourse
After reaching the halfway point last week, Finney County United Fund must raise about $21,000 more in October. Gifts totaling $26,400.91 were reported this morning as drive officials urge employees to finish calls and report results. Residential drive chairman Mrs. Mike Etrick prepares for the Oct 16 start. New 100 percent giving firms include Knoll's Furniture and Appliance, Wheat Lands Motel and Restaurant, Ted's Market, Fansler Tires, Inc. and Renick Drug No 2 Ready Mix Concrete Co.
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Finney County
United Fund
Mike Etrick
Red Feather
Knoll’s Furniture
Wheat Lands
Ted’s Market Fansler Tires, Inc
Buffalo Roundup Set for Next Week at State Preserve
Garden City braces as Kansas state game preserve hosts its annual buffalo roundup in the Sandhills south of the Arkansas River. Range manager Ted Drees says events run Tuesday through Thursday with herd culling, vaccination, and branding. Garden City contends its herd of about 205 buffalo remains the largest in the state despite a rival claim from Canton’s Maxwell herd of 200 plus.
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Buffalo) Jones
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Canton
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Drees
Crops Suffer Damage From Flora Across Cuba and Caribbean
Hurricane Flora battered Cuba for a fourth day, wiping out about half of the island’s sugar, rice, coffee, cotton and cocoa crops. The storm moved across Oriente province driving Cuba’s struggling economy toward further collapse, with more than 400 confirmed dead in Haiti and crews missing after sea mishaps. Forecasters warned of continued threat to the Bahamas and Florida as Flora stalled and then shifted westward.
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Vehicle Hits Errant Herd On US 83 Near Garden City
A Garden City driver James Nelson escaped injury as his heavily damaged station wagon met a herd of 144 cattle that stampeded from Leland Meaks place six miles northeast of the old Santa Fe site. The herd traveled about 13 miles west crossing US 83. two cattle died at the scene and one later. seven neighbors helped round up the herd but one animal remained missing.
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Liberal
Garden City
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Clayton, N.M
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Meais
Development Meet Tuesday Evening At Downings
Second in a series of three area development meetings will be tomorrow night at Downing's. A 6:30 p.m. dinner opens the program with Kansas State University faculty discussing youth and education, followed by a round-table discussion led by attendees. Speakers include Dr. Duane C. Acker dean of Agriculture and Dr. Ruth M. Heflin associate dean of Home Economics.
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Kanas State Univerity
Duane C. Acker
School of Agriculture
Ruth M. Heflin
School of Home Economics
Chamber Breakfast Set for Wednesday
A monthly Chamber of Commerce breakfast is planned for Wednesday at the Warren Hotel from 7 to 8 am. The agenda includes a vote on renaming the chamber to Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce and a door prize will be offered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Warren Hotel
Garden City
There Are French Fried Potatoes At Pentagon Budget Talk
A mock Pentagon briefing imagines the cost of sending 100 combat troops to Vietnam at about 3 billion dollars. The dialogue expands into a satirical plan detailing vast support, housing, schools, travel, and a luxury command mansion. The piece lampoons bureaucratic overstatement and wartime logistics with witty exaggeration.
Garden City Board of Education Sets Regular Session Tonight
Garden City Board of Education will meet in regular session tonight at the high school. The agenda covers heating at the junior college and a review of the city patios. The meeting starts at 7 30 p.m.
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Garden City Board of Education
Special Legislative Session Seen in Kansas Reapportionment
Gov. Anderson hinted a special legislative session may be needed to resolve reapportionment issues before the 1964 elections. Senate and House are involved. possible at-large elections within counties. Johnson County and Leawood district adjustments may require court action and a brief during oral arguments. Anderson notes limits for a budget-session special called to address extraordinary matters.
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John Auierion
State Senate
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Johnson County
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