School Board Backs Youth Worker Proposal
Garden City officials moved toward a youth control officer by passing a resolution to cooperate with the county attorney. County Attorney Harrison Smith and School Psychologist Ted Smith led the discussion with Hal Kane, Garden City’s new police chief. No plan or funding details were set, but a three-way salary split among city, county and school was tentatively considered.
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Garden City
Board of Education
Harrison Smith
Ted Smith
Hal Kane
Ths
Lloyd Haag
Smith
Kane
Move to Enclose Stadium Defeated by Garden City Board
Garden City Board of Education last night voted against enclosing the back of the new athletic stadium, on a split vote. Fred Stoeckly and Bill Lewis supported enclosing with concrete blocks, while Bob Jaggard Lloyd Haag and Stewart Boone opposed. Dick Bortz was not present.
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Garden City Board of Education
Fred Stoeckly
Bill Lewis
Bob Jaggard
Lloyd Haag
Stewart Boone
Dick Bortz
Stoeckly
Lewis
Garden City items mix traffic talks and juvenile plans
Community letters urge downtown parking in Dodge City while Garden City debates stadium work. The board hears about prestressed concrete stands and a new track, plus juvenile issues, school sites, and a proposed youth control officer role with funding hurdles. Local meteorology teases a wet October.
Kennedy to Visit Indonesia as part of Asia tour
The official Indonesia news agency Antara said President Kennedy is likely to visit Indonesia in December as part of a Far Eastern tour. The dispatch from Antara's Washington correspondent said his itinerary would probably include Japan, the Philippines and Australia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Kennedy
Washington
Japan
Philippines
Australia
Finney County United Fund surpasses $27,000 total
Finney County United Fund climbs past the $27,000 mark reaching $27,938.16. Advances include $17,004.74 from the advance gifts section, $3,210.05 from professional, $2,752 from rural, and $4,371.37 from employes. Two new 100 dollar or more gifts added and several firms report full employee participation.
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Finney County United Fund
Peoples Natural Gas
Archer-Daniels-Midland Foundation
Additional Air Service Seen For Garden City and Others
CAB report proposes two daily round trips for small low traffic points to ensure ongoing service. Garden City Dodge City Lamar Guymon now have one daily round trip by Central Airlines. subsidy would fund an extra round trip five days a week and one trip on the other two days. Hutchinson Great Bend Liberal Salina Hays Goodland would not gain more service. Congressman Dole supplied CAB reply. Central previously ran two round trips but cut one due to subsidy absence.
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Garden City
Civil Aeronautics Board
Job Dole
Dodger City
Lamar
Guymon
Central Airlines
Central
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Liberal
Salina
Hays
Goodland
CAB
Dole
Jesf Mey
Seek Student For Study Abroad Program Local AFS unit screens candidates
The Garden City chapter of the American Field Service started a drive to send a local junior or senior to study abroad in 1964 65. A screening committee led by Mrs J Merion Kadyk will meet with interested students and parents. Qualifications include age and two years foreign language study. AFS plans two bus loads of exchange students to visit Garden City next summer and will arrange homestays and activities.
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Garden City
The
American Field Service
J. Merion Kadyk
AFS
Woolfolk
Mabel Adams
Deane Nolte
Larry Watkins
Kadyk
Garden Sass Guy A warning on autumn hues and sun exposure
Garden Sass Guy notes that autumn shows with browning lawns and a teen girl who spent the summer in sun turning pale. This quirky observation links seasonal change to skin tone and outdoor time.
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Guy Garden
Finney County Treasurer Sworn In
Mrs. Donna Bradford was sworn in at noon as Finney County treasurer following her election last November. She succeeds Mrs. Louis Zirkel, who becomes her deputy. Ruth Towles also took office as county superintendent on July 1. Other elected officers assume office on January 1 after elections. Bradford begins her third term as treasurer.
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Donna Bradford
Finney County
Louis Zirkel
Ruth Towles
Bradford
Kansas Traffic Death Log For October 1963
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death toll data from 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday. October figures show 6 fatalities, with 8 in 1963 and 14 in the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora Hurricane Wreaks Havoc Across Caribbean
Flora battered southeast Cuba for five days with torrential rain and 75 mph winds. Death tolls ranged from 11 in Cuba to thousands in Haiti, with widespread crop destruction and half-ration plans in Havana. U.S. support and exile groups pressed for aid as relief efforts began from Guantanamo to Port au Prince.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Cuba
Weather Bureau
Haiti
Ists
U.S
Guan_tanamo
Jamaica
Tobago
Fidel Castro
Havana
Brazil
Soviet Union
Agrarian Reform Institute
Carlos Rodriguez
Us.s.r
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Meagain
Oriente
U.S. Naval Ase
Guantanamo
Santiago
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fiora
Caribbean
Castro
Kennedy
Lake Champlain
Port Au Prince
Community TV Proposal Made
City Commission will hear a request for a community television antenna service proposed by Friends Video Corp of El Cajon California during the regular 9 a.m. session in City Hall. The city had granted a one year franchise to Dorate Inc of Oklahoma more than a year ago, which expired without construction.
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Friends Video Corp
el Cajon
Calif
Oklahoma
Dorate, Inc
van Doren and Hazard
7Th and
Spruce
Harsh Joins Four Gallon Blood Club
Harsh joined the Four Gallon Blood Club after a thirty second pint at the Red Cross Blood mobile last month. Nine people reached two gallons and nine more joined the one gallon group. New two gallon members include Andrew D. Ott James Keller Jesse Scott Jr. Leonard C. Franz Fred Martin Walter W. Snell James L. Lopez Mrs. Helen Gosnell Harold E. Nusser. New one gallon members are William T. Reid I B Rundell Edwin A. Carroll Leonard R. Albrecht Mrs. Clelia Towns Parl E. Harris Mrs. Ethel Slater Vernie Lloyd Hibler and Robert Lee Collins.
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Virgil
Harsh
Holcomb
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Andrew D. Ott
James Keller
Jesse Scott Jr
Leonard C. Franz
Fred Martin
Walter W. Snell
James L. Lopez
Helen Gosnell
Harold E. Nusser
Four Die From Botulism Linked To Smoked Whitefish
Investigators hunt for source of botulism after four deaths in Tennessee and Michigan linked to smoked whitefish. Michigan firm H J Dornbos & Bros halted operations and recalled stock as FDA tests proceed. Three national chains remove product. two Tennessee deaths and two Michigan deaths reported with eight ill.
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Detroit
Michigan
Tennessee
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
H. J. Dombos & Bros
A&p
National Food
Kroger
Harold Dornbos
Michigan Fisheries Company
Michigan State Department of Agriculture
Dornbos
David S. Cohen
Knoxville
May Beth
Chester C. Mitchell
Blanche
Kalamazoo
Eisenhower Seeks Open GOP Policy Fight at 1964 Convention
Former President Eisenhower advocates a lively public debate on the Republican Party platform at the 1964 convention to gauge consensus among delegates. He weighs Goldwater’s views, underscores need for clear positions in primaries, and notes Nixon's withdrawal from the race while leaving room for a possible comeback if a surge occurs.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Asso
Snes Preag
Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richand M. Nixon
Kennedy
Gen. Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Q. Sen. Goldwater
Watershed Meet Set for Holcomb
A preliminary watershed organizational meeting is planned for Thursday at 8 p.m. in Holcomb School. Landowners and farmers from northwestern Finney and northern Kearny counties and nearby sections of Hamilton Greeley and Wichita counties are urged to attend after recent heavy rainfall caused major damage.
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Holcomb
Finney
Kearny
Hamilton
Greeley
Wichita
Bob Fuller
Finney County
Soil Conservationist
Soviet seeks four million tons of U.S. wheat sale
New York Times reports direct approach by Soviet diplomats to purchase four million tons of American wheat. Russians indicated readiness to close the deal with cash once President Kennedy approves. Washington dispatch notes diplomatic signals and possible administration announcement on approval.
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New York
United States
New York Times
Washington
Kennedy
Kennedy Esse
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