Macmillan Seeks Successor Amid Tory Leadership Crisis
London AP report notes Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, exhausted after surgery, remains unable to name a successor as Conservatives grapple with leadership to face Labour in next year’s election. Rab Butler and Reginald Maudling lead as top contenders, with Lords Hailsham and Home ruled out. Ministerial visitors say Macmillan is recovering and plans final hospital-room statements.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Richardson
Richardson
Richard A
Rab) Butler
Reginald Maudling
Lord Hailsham
Lord Home
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports Kansas City livestock summary with hogs down 10 to 25 cents on 4500 barrows and gilts with sows steady. hog prices range 15.00 to 15.90 per cwt across weights. Sheep steady with lambs at 18.50 to 18.75, ewes 4.75 to 5.50, cattle and calves market not established. calves 500 head observed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Heavy Trading On Stock Mart
New York AP reports heavy trading as stocks surged in early trading with 1.88 million shares, the strongest since July 22, 1983. The Dow hit new highs amid persistent gains, lifted by rising personal incomes and robust third quarter earnings from Chrysler GM RCA and Xerox.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
RCA
Xerox
Steels and Motors
Associated Press
George Goes at $7.10 a Pound
At the 1983 American Royal Show in Kansas City the grand champion steer George sold for seven dollars and ten cents per pound to Frei Wolferman’s Inc. The Hereford’s buyer, the grand champion lamb, also sold for 7.10 a pound to the French Food Market. The grand champion barrow brought 4.15 a pound to Edwin Rhoda. Gallant Lady, winner in the horse show, was announced for sale at 20 000 to a Boston buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George
Judy Houtman
University of Wisconsin
Frei. Wolferman's Inc
Ronnie Smola
Kingfisher
Okio
Water Pollution Bill Advances From Senate To House
The Senate approved a program of stricter controls and faster research on water pollution. By 69-11 the bill would keep detergents and other contaminants out of the water, authorize a federal water pollution control administration, and fund up to 20 million dollars annually for four years to develop sewage handling methods and boost grants for treatment plants. The note also mentions past IRA rowing championships on Onondaga Lake near Syracuse.
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Washington
Senate
House
Barry Goldwater Invades Kennedy Territory in Boston
In Boston Senator Barry Goldwater calls for Democratic conservatives to rally to the Republican colors and argues fertile ground exists for Republican gains in the South. He urges fiscal restraint, criticizes President Kennedy, and cites a UN backed disarmament resolution as overreach. He frames U.S.-Soviet talks as ceding constitutional prerogatives.
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Boston
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
South
Goldwater
Washington
Trail Room hosts 14 local artists paintings display
Fourteen colorful paintings by Civic Center art class members adorn the Trail Room at the Warren Hotel in Garden City. The rotating exhibit features works by Mrs. Robert Blackett, John Dillon, Mrs. Ralph Beckett Jr., Mrs. Joe Kopp, and Mrs. Lewis Lyman among others, with entries not for sale. Local enthusiasts hope the display sparks an art movement and invite photographers to contact BR 6-5349 to participate.
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Trail Room
Warren Hotel
George Ford
Harold Joner
Civic Center
Stoner
Robert Blackett
Canvons
Brothers
Susie
John Dillon
Walls
Ralph Beckett Jr
Que
Joe Kopp
KU Donors Help Fund KU Finney County Efforts
Alumni and friends in Finney County helped raise 367,352 dollars from 12,501 donors to the Greater University of Kansas during 1962 63. Twenty percent participation by KU alumni in Finney County supported 852 dollars in savings while 18 Finney County undergraduates received scholarships and loans totaling 9,065 dollars. Chancellor Wescoe called private support insufficient for rising enrollments, urging doubling and tripling aid funds by 1975 to prevent denying scholarships and housing to top students.
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University of Kansas
Finney County
K.U
National Defense
United
Greater University Fund
K.U. Endowment Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
New Astronauts to Be Chosen Friday in Houston
AP reports a new group of astronauts will be selected Friday. Edwards Air Force Base remains a major supplier as nine of the current 16 astronauts were added to the space flight manpower pool after advanced pilot training there. Six of the nine chosen in 1969 had Edwards backgrounds. Maj. LeRoy Gordon Cooper Jr. Capt. Virgil I. Grissom and Maj. Donald K. Slayton were Edwards graduates on the original Project Mercury team selected in 1959.
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Houston, Tex
Ari
Nia
Edwards Air Force Base
Edwards
LeRoy Gordon Cooper Jr
Virgil I. Grissoyn
Donald K. Slayton
Local Hospital Admissions and Births in City Records
Admissions list includes Catherine Patterson Lorita Davis Beltran Toland William Borah and others at St Catherine and Leapield with birth noted for a daughter of William Borah at 7:08 pm weighing pounds ounces. Dismissals include Jose Nava Jr and Mrs. Quint, with several names from Holcomb Leopold Jewell Seufer. Warranty deeds and oil and gas leases filed. marriage license issued for Michael Smith and Sherry Davis in Garden City.
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Catherine Paulaine Patterson
Theron Place
Lorita Davis
Center
Beltran Toland
W. Maple
William Borah
Ida Moore
Frank Ingarglola
Jose Nava Jr
Martin Quint
Holcomb
Howard Brecheisen
Hamline
Bob Witman
Lyman Walck
Leopold Jewell
J. A. Talbot
Richard E. Roby
Sue E. Dannenburg
Charlie Mae Hines
Richarde. Roby
B. T. Gale
Et Ax
Michael Roy Smith
Sherry Lynn Davis
Garden City
Court actions and traffic fines listed in City Records
The October 17 1962 City Courts column reports speeding and improper passing charges for Joe Buse Pelo Miss, and P Baker Moore Okla with fines of 40 and 10 dollars plus costs. Thomas Fisher of Jefferson City waived preliminary hearing on forgery and was bound over. Police bonds posted for several drivers with fines from 1 to 15 dollars for offenses including speeding improper mufflers and parking. Numerous accident notes record minor and extensive damage among residents including Amy Manley John Johnson Don Erwin Mary Keller and Gary Dennie Clark with descriptions of locations and vehicle damage.
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Joe Buse
Tupelo
Miss
P. Baker
Moore
Okls
Thomas L. Fisher
Jefferson City
Robert Lee
Vivian Irene Hands
David Joe Davis
Pershing
Michael Alan Blackett
Carroll LeRoy Jones
Mary V. Keller
Bancroft
Thomas Alexander Bell
Windsor Hotel
Tony Marvin Jones
Albert Anthony Bayer
Shirley Jean Smith
Earl Vincent Estes
Gilbert Wayne Bolson
Robert Lee Getchell
Adrain Castro Cortez
Roscoe Hurd
Marcia Elanor Barker
Reuben Gee
Vivian Orewe Hands
Cleo LaVerne Stone
Santa Fe
Amy P. Manley
John Henry Johnson Jr
Main
Don A. Erwin
Morris
Mainland
Spruce
Frank-Joe- van Lacys
Darrel Monre Woods
Kalvesta
Gary jDennie Clark
N. Ltd
Three Share Nobel Prize For Medicine 1963
The 1963 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded jointly to Alan Hodgkin and Andrew Huxley of the United Kingdom and Sir John Eccles of Canberra Australia. Eccles defined nerve excitation in terms of electricity and helped explain central inhibition. Hodgkin and Huxley were cited for work on the physical and chemical nature of the nerve impulse begun in 1939. The prize amount is a record 265000 Swedish crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin
Cambridge
Andrew Fielding Huxley
University College
London
Sir John Carew Eccles
Canberra
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Eccles
Meeles
Huxley
Hodgkin
Australian National Unalogy
Australian National University
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Hodgkins
Johns Hopkins
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Foulerton
Royal Society
Fred McLeod Attends 1963 Open at Brookline
Fred McLeod, winner of the 1908 U.S at Hamilton Massachusetts, was among the spectators at the 1963 Open at Brookline Massachusetts.
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Fred McLeod
U.S
Hamilton
Mass
Brook‘line
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Ander
Leapeld
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Thomas Griess
Harding
Legals
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Mohler
Vernon E. Mohler
Crown Heights Addition
Clyde
Frankeberger
Gordon L. Jones
Harper Replat
Dick D. Thornburg
Harper’s Replat
Burtis Motor Co. Inc
M.D
Waltkill
Et Ux
Howerton
Lee Eisner
C and A Construction Co. Inc
East Village First Addition
A. UN- Tein
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Teresty
Garden City Telegram
Thersday
Rogers
Mercury Space Site
Wheatland Electric
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