Valachi Says Gangsters Defy Leaders on Narcotics Rule
Joseph Valachi testified that Cosa Nostra bosses ordered a narcotics ban in 1957 but drug trafficking continued as money hungry gangsters violated the rule even risking death. He appeared before the Senate investigations subcommittee under heavy guard, saying Chicago leaders paid soldiers a 200 weekly subsidy to refrain from narcotics.
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Washington
Joseph ‘Valachi
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Senate
Valachi
Chicago
Goldiers
Atlanta
New York
Cosa Nostra Mobs
Genoovese
Genovese
Market Prices and Mob Talk In Senate Hearings
The report blends local market quotes with testimony from Joe Valachi about Cosa Nostra narcotics profits and rule violations. It notes Kansas City and Garden City livestock figures and details Valachi's claims of murders for breaking mob narcotics bans, amid heightened security as Senate hearings proceed.
Stock market edges to upside in heavy trading
New York AP reports the stock market edged higher in heavy trading. Space-age and motors shares led gains while airline, mall order, and farm implement issues advanced. NAS A reorganization followed by favorable economic outlooks. Dow Jones rose about 1.16 to 745.06 at midday with utilities up slight and rails down. Sugar stocks gained on Cuban crop damage from Hurricane Flora.
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New York
Motors
Mugar
National
Aernautics and Space Administration
Associated Press
Garden City Kiwanis lunch and Young Hobby winners noted
Members of the Garden City Kiwanis Club will eat a school hot lunch tomorrow at 12 30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria and hold their regular weekly meeting. Sharon Jackeon Karen Weiss and Mary Harmon named among Young Hobby Club contest winners of Sept 25 to receive pocket magnets by mail soon. A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children in Seward County will be held in Liberal on Thursday Oct 31 at First Christian Church. Local Society chairmen listed for further information.
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Garden City Kiwania Club
Sharon Jackeon
Taylor
Karen Weiss
Ridgewood
Mary Harmon
Telegram
Seward County
First Christian Church
The
Society For Crippled Children
R. G. Porter
Garden City
William Daugherty
Syracuse
Millard Dowell
Tribune
Beatrice Jacquart
Satenta
Gertrude McKelvy
Dighton
Knife and Fork Club to Launch New Season
The Garden City Knife and Fork Club opens its season with a music and lecture on Amer ica's folk music. Robert Calderwood will speak on Songfest America at Friday's event, and a new dining venue will host meetings in the Co op Center of Garden City Equity Exchange. Calderwood, from Denver, is among the youngest speakers, and the club plans five dinner meetings in the coming months with bonus offers for new members. Reservations by 5 p.m. Thursday are advised.
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Garden City
Knife and Fork Club
Dale Fry
Robert Calderwood
Luau Inn
Garden City Equity Exchange
Calderwood
Denver
United States
North Korea Signs Trade Pact With Britain
Pyongyang radio announced an unofficial trade agreement with a British delegation led by the British Council for the Promotion of International Trade. North Korea will supply metals minerals chemicals and agricultural products while Britain will export machine tools plant equipment ships and synthetic fibers.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pyong Yang Radio
British Council For the Promotion of
Britain
Local Hospital Admissions Dismissals and Births Report
Admissions include Catherine Moler and Wanda Hawley among others. dismissals list Roy Potter and Arlene Belton. a birth at St Catherine notes a daughter for Douglas Sage and spouse with time and weight details. Warranty deeds and court notices appear, with district civil actions and a divorce filing listed.
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Loren Doll
Ingalls
St. Catherine
Roy Potter
Juan Mercado
Gardendale
Arlene Belton
Byron M. Stancliff
Randall
Randall L. Schaffer
Norman Unruh
E. Fulton
Eugene G. Sammelman Jr
Lee Conley
Raymond Kitten
Lakin Santos M. Enriquez
Santa Fe
St. Catharine
Douglas Sage
Rt. 1
Local Traffic Violations and Police Reports Summary
A list of fines and penalties from Garden City to Dallas for overlength overwidth overweight and speeding offenses. Names include Grover Clarence Cowen Trinidad Juarez Laurence Oliver Buck Clarence D. Gigot Charles E Zeitler Ray Chappell Glen D Willett Lester N Alexander and Roger Dale Klotz. Also noted are police bonds, parked alley violations, stop sign infractions, and two traffic accidents with named drivers and damage levels.
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Grover Clarence Cowen
Trinidad Juarez
Laurence Oliver Buck
Clarence D. Gigot
Charles E. Zeitler
Ray
Chappell
Glen D. Willett
Lester N. Alexander
Dallas
Gail Niblock
Roger Dale Klotz
David Joe Davis
Pershing
Ivan Max Crist
Drilling Rig Destroyed in Truck Fire North of Liberal
A Kay Drilling and Well Service Co. cable tool and pulling unit suffered near total loss after a tire blew on US 33, igniting the tire and then the machinery. Finney County Undersheriff Kenneth Wicks said the driver pulled over to the roadside and the 4:40 pm blaze damaged the rig, about 13 miles north of Liberal.
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Finney County
Kenneth Wicks
Kay Drilling and Well Service Co
Wicks
Prime Minister Macmillan Faces Illness and Step Down
At the Conservative party conference in Blackpool England leaders expect Harold Macmillan 69 to resign after prostate obstruction surgery in London. Elders debate an heir apparent while Heath says no leadership decision until operation outcomes are known.
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Blackpool
England
Amon
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Macmillan
London
Labor Party
Edward Heath
John Richardson
Defense Bill Seeks Mobile Missile Defense System
Washington AP reports a $47.2 billion defense appropriation awaiting Kennedy signature includes $73.1 million for a mobile medium range ballistic missile system. The House passed the bill with three dissenters, Senate approved by voice vote. Also Cassini faces sentencing after no contest plea to foreign agent registration charges. Von Braun warns a $250 million space budget cut could end moon goal. NASA budget tops $5.1 billion for 1964.
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TME
Associated Press
Washington
News From
Defense
Kennedy
House
Senate
Defense Department
Cassini
Cholly Knickerbocker
Igor Cassini
Dominican Republic
Matthew F. McGuire
New York
R. Paul Englander
Englander
Rafael Trujillo
van Braun
Wernher von Braun
U.S
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Appropriations Committee
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
American athletes named for Tokyo sports event
A group of 21 athletes including John Penne of Miami the first 17 foot pole vaulter Olympians Harald and Olga Connolly and Pan American diving champs Bob Webster and Linda Cooper were named by the AA on Tuesday to participate in Tokyo era sports week October 16.
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New York
John Penne
Miami
Harald
Olga Connolly
Bob Webster
Linda Cooper
Ike Backs Court's Decision on School Segregation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower for the first time publicly endorses the 1954 Supreme Court ruling that outlawed public school segregation, calling it morally and legally correct. In Gettysburg interview with AP reporters, he also discusses tax policy and foreign aid, arguing for disciplined spending and a long-term authorization plan while declining further on Kennedy's budget.
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Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Eienhower
Jack Bell
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Eisenhower
Einhower
Kennedy
Congress
Veteran Boxer Logart Upsets Terronez In One Round
Fresno report says veteran Isaac Logart, age 147 from New York, won a unanimous decision in one round over fifth-ranked welterweight Gabe Terronez, 147, of Fresno on Tuesday night.
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Fresno
Calif
Isaac Logart
New York
Gabe Terronez
District VEW Convention Set for Scoti
Eighth District Vet erans of Foreign Wars to meet at the post home Saturday and Sunday. District Commander James L. Hampton and Department leaders Kenneth R. Keller Merl Jordan will attend with Clyde Blackburn O. H. Morton Wayne Olson and Georgette Lonsinger. Officers and delegates arrive Saturday for registration social hour and dance with schools of instruction then a noon banquet Sunday followed by a two day business session. Topics include membership community service youth activities and the legislative program.
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SEOTI
Eighth District
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
James L. Hampton
Department
Kenneth R. Keller
Junction City
Merl Jordan
Great Bend
Clyde Blackburn
Scot
O. H. Morton
Wichita
Wayne Olson
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Viola Beasley
Dodge City
Georgette Lonsinger
Wamego
V.F.W
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Lincoln Schoal
Red North
Catherine Pamela Moler
W. Santa Fe
Raymond Brown
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Legals
Clarence Fredrick Stalter
Gladys
Jones and Walker
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Ee Construction Co
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Eat Uz
Pete v. Rasliwal
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Quitelaim
Pied
Charles E. Staley
Thomas A. Bell
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
Blakemore Brothers Grocery Company
Department of Revenue
Leonard
Patricia M. Joy
Milburn
Fey
Aurora Cervantes
Henry Cervantes
Larry Allen
Main
John E. Getchell
Sublette
Jimmy Clayton Brimm
Russell James Birkle
Jerry Dale Loveland
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Organisation of American States
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