Mrs Nhu Claims That US urged Nhu to quit Saigon
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu says American diplomats unofficially advised her husband to leave South Vietnam to ease the crisis. She told Meet the Press that the request was ridiculous and insisted USIS and officials have not asked for action. She noted Lodge had not asked them to act and said the push to topple Diem’s regime came from overzealous officials rather than official policy.
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New York
Ngo
Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
NBC
Meet the Press
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hashe
USIS
U.S. Information Service
President Diem
U.S
Nhu
Diem
Garfield School Photos From Early Day Fire Destruction
Two pictures on Page 2 show Garfield School in its early days and as it burned down. The Telegram ties the images to a Garden City Teachers Association event celebrating the Kansas State Teachers Centennial and notes an upcoming town gathering at Alta Brown for former teachers. The piece includes light commentary on National Newspaper Week and playful reader prompts about preserving issues.
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Garfield
Garden City
Kansas State
Alta Brown
United Fund Tops $32,000 in county drive
The Finney County United Fund surpassed thirty two thousand dollars with total receipts at 32401.2. Advance gifts reach 18917.24 including 3450.55 from professionals 2029 from rural residents and 7050.41 from employees. Honor Roll members include McClung Payne Pharmacy Maxfield Fenton Barn Senn Auto Electri and more. Red Feather firms add city department offices and several local businesses to donor list.
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Finney County United Fund
McClung and Payne Pharm
Acy Maxfield
Fenton and Barn
Senn Auto
Red Feather
Park Department of City of Garden City
Newt Hall
Everett Miller
Ed Lewis
Palmer Jewelry
Curtis Studio
Collings Furniture
Dr. T. S. Reeer
Montgomery Ward
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Mobile Electronica
Howard Pollock
Kunz Mobi Sarvicg
Annual Buffalo Roundup Set South of town at state preserve
The 3,500 acre state game preserve near town hosts the annual buffalo roundup with cows and calves split from grown cattle on Tuesday and some shipped out. Veterinarians and game protectors will brand and vaccinate the youngsters Wednesday. Garden City boasted the largest herd in the state, but Maxwell herd at Canton NorthEast of McPherson challenges the title in a friendly rivalry. The local herd traces to three cows and a bull from Buffalo Jones. Drees notes about 40 calves due to cow sales last year, and a few bulls will be sold for butchering. Wardens from the area run the roundup as last year.
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Ted Drees
Buffalo Range
Garden City
Ron Garden
Maxwell
Canton Thai State Game Preserve
McPherson
C. J
Buffalo) Jones
Drees
Kennedy Salutes Nation's Papers
President Kennedy saluted the nation’s newspapers during National Newspaper Week, praising the press for responsiveness to freedom and its role in informing citizens. He called for critical examination of government actions as essential to an open society and lauded the press for advancing higher standards of responsibility and service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Seas
Italian Landslide Threat Denied as Vaiont Dam Evacuations Continue
Italian authorities deny a new landslide is moving toward the Vaiont dam reservoir after the deadly Wednesday night avalanche. While some villagers were told to return briefly to collect belongings, officials insist the danger has not resumed and evacuations remain in effect. Rescue teams comb mud for bodies as official tolls rise. authorities warn the final deaths could reach thousands.
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William Mairani
Associated Press
Belluno
Italy
Vaiont ‘Dam
Fcats
Torno
Alberto Zano
Mt. Toc
Recognition Due Top Telegram Carrier Boys
The Telegram invites readers to judge the 1963 Outstanding Newspaperboy Awards tied to the Inland Daily Press Association and National Newspaper Boy Day. Coupons appear on page 6 with a deadline of October 24, prizes include sweaters, emblems, and a $25 savings bond for the most outstanding carrier. Forty-six Telegram carriers serve Garden City and multiple Kansas towns including Scots, Scott City, Dighton, Ulysses, Lakin, and others.
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Telegram
Inland Daily Press Association
Ulysses
Lakin
Deerfield
Syracuse
Copeland
Sublette
Satanta
Hugoton
Empty Coaches Hit Train at Brewster Station
Five empty passenger cars rolled from a siding and crashed into a New York Central train at Brewster station. Fifteen passengers suffered injuries requiring hospital care, with four hospitalized including a crewman. A runaway car derailed but stayed upright. The cars had rolled two to three miles from Putnam Junction. cause unknown. The passenger train continued toward New York City, 50 miles away.
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Brewster
N. Y
New York Central
Pat Marello
Puttam Junction
New York City
Navy Secretary Fred Korth Quits Navy
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth resigns after opposing a Pentagon move on nuclear powered carriers. Paul Nitze to succeed him. Nitze’s deputy William P. Bundy to become assistant secretary. White House says resignation effective now. no link to TFX contract or policy dispute. Kennedy accepted the resignation. Korth returns to private business.
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Washington
Navy
Fred Korth
Pentagon
Paul Nitze
Defense
White House
Kennedy
Korth
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Justice Department
Nitze
Sharp Debates Steer GOP 1984 Nomination Talk
In Eugene Oregon Republican clashes unfold as Goldwater rejects intra party debates with Rockefeller and urges debates with Democrats. Rockefeller urges unity and talks differences while Eisenhower plays no kingmaker role and Nixon rules out any future candidacy as GOP planning for San Francisco convention continues.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Lve
William F. Miller
Eugene
Ore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
October Rain Outlook For Kansas From Weatherman
Weatherman Richard Garrett says October will be dry like 1952 but western Kansas had September rains this year. A front may bring only slight cooler temperatures and little precipitation, with northern border showers possible. Highs Tuesday likely 70s to 80s, lows 40s northwest to 60s east and southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Goodland
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Garden Sass Gas Garden Freezes Up Claim
Garden Sass Gas Garden declares it can freeze now and states he has anti-freeze in place. Local observers note the unusual claim and potential safety concerns surrounding handling of cooling agents.
Centennial Observe Set By Garden City Teachers
The Garden City Teachers Association plans a centennial program Tuesday at the Alta Brown School auditorium to honor Kansas State Teachers Association founders and early educators. Doris Campbell leads the event with recognitions for 1897 to 1920 graduates and past presidents, directors, and district teachers amid nostalgic readings and music.
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Kansas State Teachers Assn
Garden City
Teacher's Assn
Alta Brown
Doris Campbell
Rita Brown
Florence Lawson
Georgia Matthews
Frank Schulman
Melba Bramlett
Eda Remaley
Larry Harris
KSTA
Bernice Smith
Helen Whitney Hicky
Grace Marmon Landgraf
Seven Killed On Highways Over Weekend
Seven people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. An elderly man 79 and a young wife 22 near Isabel died in a head on crash Sunday. Kilmer Brown a Fort Riley soldier suffered severe injuries in a Hesston crash. Adolph Brown 17 died in Overland Park when a car overturned. Two killed in a car truck crash on Kansas 96 east of Albert. An 8 year old Frank Arrington of Kansas City Kansas was killed after running into a car.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Isabel
Ben House
Marlin Kevhe
Knop
Wichita
House
Enmima House
Nashville
Peter Neufeld
Newton
U.S. 81
Hesston
Neufeld
Kilmer Brown
Fort Riley
Don Brown
Salina
Adolph A. Brown Jr
Kansas City
Interstate 35
Overlana Park
Brown
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Kansas 96
Albert
Clarence Cox
John Schroeder
Great Bend
Cox
Fern
Cheryl
Harry Marsh
Kanboy
Frank Arrington
Henry Holmes
Supreme Court to Hear NAACP Appeal Over Alabama Ban
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the NAACP appeal challenging Alabama court orders that ousted the group from intrastate business. The Montgomery Circuit Court had permanently enjoined NAACP on December 29, 1931, with Alabama Supreme Court upholding this on February 28, 1983 for failing to meet filing rules.
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Supreme Court Aews
Naacp Washington
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Montgomery County
NAACP
Alabama Supreme Court
Circuit
State Supreme Court
Final Meeting On Development Finney County Series
The final weekly session in a three part series on Finney County development is set for Tuesday at 6:30 pm at Downing's. Kat sag State University extension service and local extension personnel sponsor the talks focusing on agriculture related industries and their economic impact. Leaders will meet 10 minutes early to review the program.
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Finney County
Downing's
Katsag State University Extension Service
Vatican Council Withholds Okay On Mass Change
Vatican City AP report says the Vatican Ecumenical Council refused to approve broad liturgy changes including partial Latin to local languages. Of 2,242 voting prelates 1,? voted for the document, 36 against, 781 approved with reservations, eight null. the measure goes back to the Liturgy Commission for revision and regional adjustments.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilicas
Vatican
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Antonio Segni
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Republican National Committee
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