Kennedy Should Inform People Says Mrs Nhu
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu told a New York audience that if she were President Kennedy she would inform the people about the Communist danger rather than lull them into a false sense of security. She spoke during a 21 day U S tour and answered questions on Viet Nam and Buddhist issues, defending the Diem regime while noting some Buddhists sympathize with communists.
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New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Kennedy
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Overseas Press Club
Tran van
South
Viet Nam
Nha
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Steady to Higher
Local produce prices list Eggs and grains show small changes. Kansas City livestock reports cattle 3 500, calves 200, no price test with good to choice calves 29.00-24.00, steers 23.50, cows 13.25-14.00, hogs 3 700 with 210-280 lb barrows at 15.5-16.00 and 275-400 lb sows at 14.00-15.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
St Catherine hospital intake and dismissals brief
A hospital brief lists admissions at St Catherine with multiple names and addresses, a birth notice for Thomas Griess Jr. at 707 Harding on Oct 9, and dismissals including Edna Crow and Mike Sarmagis. Property deeds and divorces are noted, along with a police bonds entry. Names include Julia M Correa, Tammy Seeger, Sharon Ballinger, Michael McInnis, Ida Moore, and Thomas Griess. District court filings show Edna Marie Casey vs Larkin Casey and Vern L Armantrout vs Leona Armantrout.
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Ben Oliver
Ulysses
Ida Moore
Pearl R. Barden
Mulberry
Tammy Seeger
Bancroft Sharon
Debrina Ballinger
Hattie Michael McInnis
Holcomb
F. ©. McGonigal
Arthur Cruz
Safford
Martin Quint
Ann Irion
Syracuse
St. Cathrine
Edna Crow
Mike Sarmagis
Duane Vaughn
Robert Kimsey
Maple
John A. Crist
Abe Delgado
Pamela J. Moler
Edna Marie Casey
Larkin Clay Casey
Vern L. Armantrout
Leona Armantrout
John
Garden City court list of fines and corrections
List of local fines for improper driving speeding and no license. Names include Ernest Getchell Melvin Goodrick Dorothy Brewer and John Jones. Corrections note accident involving Delford Gondles and a cow killed in a US highway collision near Kansas and US 83.
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Ernest Getchell
Melvin Darrell Goodrick
Dorothy Jean Brewer
W. Fair
Raymond Elmer Mosby
John Morrin Jones
Thomas Buford Jenkins
E. Spruce
Dorothy Jeanne Brewer
John E. Getchell
David Jon Davis
Dallas
Gail Niblock
Earnest Kent Higgs
Melvin Darrel Goodrick
Ivan Max Crist
Roger Dale Klotz
Lee Ashby Richardson
Charles Leonard Turner
San Francisco
Calif
Kansas
Us83
Delford Victor Gondles
Harding
Delford Victor Gonzales
Gondles
George Cruz
Jones
US 8
Frank W. Kingsley
Stone Hotel
Lester Hahn
Rt 1
Stock Market Heads Down in Mixed Decline
New York stocks opened lower with most major groups slipping, led by steels motors and airlines while sugar stocks edged higher and savings and loan firms faced possible tighter regulation. The Dow average fell about 0.2 points to 277.2 as Chrysler slid around 2 percent and GM dropped over 1 percent at noon.
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New York
Steels
Motors
Savings and Loan
Chrysler
Bethlehem
Skoog, State Highway Engineer, Dies at 63
TOPEKA AP Ralph C. Skoog a state highway engineer and father of a state representative died Wednesday after an apparent heart attack. He was 63 and headed the urban highways department of the state Highway Commission. Survivors include his widow two sons Rep Ralph E Skoog Topeka and Capt Richard O Skoog Alexandria VA two daughters Betty Bomer and Astrid Reed Topeka one brother and three sisters.
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Topeka
Ralph C. Skoog
Skoog
Urban Highways Department
State Highway Commission
Ralph E. Skoog
Richard 0. Skoog
Alexandria
Betty Bomer
Astrid Reed
Garden City Firemen Head to Topeka School
Two Garden City volunteer firefighters Dale Bjorkton and Don Miller will attend a four day state fire school in Topeka next week. They will hear lectures and view demonstrations on fighting methods. The event runs Monday through Thursday and is sponsored annually by the state fire marshal's department and the University of Kansas.
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Garden City
Firmen
Topeka
Dale Bjorkton
Don Miller
State Fire Marshall’s Department
University of Kansas
Botulism Climb Ties Deaths to Smoked Fish Across South
In a widening botulism outbreak the central South sees more deaths and illnesses tied to Type E botulism. Tennessee troopers rush antitoxin serum from Knoxville to Vanderbilt Hospital while doctors warn supplies may run low as three new Tennessee cases surface and ten total patients are treated. Four recent deaths linked to smoked whitefish raise concerns. autopsies are pending in some cases.
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Nashville, Tenn
Central South
Tennessee
Knoxville
Vanderbilt Hospital
George J. Breault
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Breault
Kalamazoo
Mich
New Methodist Church Planned in Garden City in 1967
Bishop Eugene Slater announced plans for a second Methodist church in Garden City by 1967 as part of a ten church expansion in central and western Kansas under the Faith in Action program. The Garden City pastor will be appointed by June 1, 1987, with organization slated for that date. Other cities and dates include Wichita Woodlawn, Arkansas City downtown, June 1, 1965 Hutchinson north, Liberal, 1965 El Dorado Hays 1966 Great Bend Garden City 1967 Arkansas City south Wichita northwest June 1 1968.
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Garden City
Eugene Slater
Kansas Methodists
Topeka
Kansas
Faith In Action
Southwest Kansas
Wichita
Woodlawn
Arkansas City
Downtown
Hutchinson
North
Liberal
el Dorado
Hays
Great Bend
Arkansas City South
Wichita Northwest
Watershed Vote Set for Oct 29 in Six-County District
Residents of six counties will vote October 28 on forming the Wet Walnut Creek Watershed Joint District No 58 to curb water erosion and provide irrigation, domestic water, and recreation. The district will cover 1,020,000 acres with five sub watersheds. Four public meetings precede the election, with officials from the Kansas Soil Conservation Service present to answer questions.
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Wet Walnut Creek
Scott, Lane
Ness
Rush
Pawnee
Barton
Martin Hemken
LaCrosse
C. E. Waknitz
Baxine
Leo Button
Great Bend
View
Lloyd Wast
Nera
Ato
Kan
Lloyd West
Nekoma Farmer
Walnut Creek
West
la Cresse
Bazine
Albert
Barton County
Ness City
la Crosse
Dighston High School
Les Johnson
Salina
Charles Bredahl
Topeka
Kansas Soil Conservation Service
William Harper dies at 79 long-time Scott Countian
William Harper 79 of Scott County died Wednesday at Scott County Hospital. Born April 24, 1884 in Almitz he married Mary Hickey June 13, 1906. The family farmed in Barton County before moving to Scott County in 1921. Survivors include wife two daughters four sons two brothers one sister and 14 grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Scott City Methodist Church. Burial in Healy Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
William Harper
Scott Countian
Scott County Hospital
Almitz
Mary T. Hickey
Great Bend
Barton County
Scott County
Harper
Blanche Sultz
Garden City
Loren Townsden
Dodge City
Gene
Liberal
Harry
Lolita
Calif
Roy
Norman
Link
Ellsworth Sherman Improves After Sept Heart Seizure
The Telegram reports Ellsworth Sherman, critically ill at the University of Kansas Medical Center since a Sept. 29 heart seizure, was slightly improved yesterday as his family remains with him. The Garden City Branch Experiment Station Advisory Committee will meet Monday at 9:50 a.m. at the station.
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Ellsworth Sherman
University of Kansas Medical Center
Garden City Branch Experiment Station
Dischinger fires winner as Bullets top Royals 97 95
Terry Dischinger hit a field goal with 42 seconds left to break a four to four tie and lift the Baltimore Bullets over the Cincinnati Royals 97 95 in an NBA exhibition game at Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Ind
Terry Dischinger
Baltimore Bullets
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
John Anderson Weighs Run for Congress from Kansas District
TOPEKA AP A broadcasting station reports Gov John Anderson may declare Topeka his official residence and run for Congress from Kansas 2nd District when his term ends next year Anderson who has lived in Topeka seven years was attorney general before serving as governor in 1960 WIBW broadcast said a governor race could open an avenue for Anderson with incumbent Bill Avery positioned for governor Skoog Murray and others are also named Republican contenders as potential candidates
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Clathe
WIBW
Bill Avery
Ralph Skoog
John Murray
Leavenworth
Telegram Want Ads Buy or Sell Brief Item
Classified notes indicate a short ad segment about buying or selling items via Telegram, phrased as a concise want ad. Specifics such as item type, price, location, or contact method are not clearly readable in the fragment.
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Telegram
Nazi Occupation of Sudetenland Marks 1938 Rollback
The Oct 10 1983 World Day summary notes 1938 Nazi Germany completed its occupation of Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. It recalls earlier milestones such as Cavendish's birth in 1731 and Cotton's Boston appointment in 1633, with other historical anchors from 1845 to 1913 and modern political notes on Korea and Formosa talks.
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Associated Press
Henry Cavendish
Cavendish
John Cotton
Boston
Annapolis
Nazi Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
U.S
Korea
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