Global military buildup since Cuba crisis in 1962
AP report notes Swifter fighters in Florida and Navy patrols for large ships, with high flying jets over the island weekly. It marks a year since the Cuban missile crisis peak, detailing a global arms expansion as the United States boosts forces in Florida and the Caribbean. The Air Force ICBMs grow from about 18 to 460 ready. The Navy Polaris submarines rise from nine to 13 in commission.
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Swiffer Itt
Florida
United States
Caribbean
Air Force
Navy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Pentagon
U2s
Guantanamo
Army
Miami- Homestead Air Force Base
Castro to Jump Price Increases Amid Flood Aid Plan
WAVANA AP Fidel Castro announced Cuba will raise prices on beef poultry cigarettes and beer to fund a 200 million flood control program in Oriente Province after Hurricane Flora. He accused the US of withholding weather data and urged lifting the blockade while praising foreign relief and criticizing a US offer of aid.
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Wavana
Fidel Castro
Oriente
Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
U.S. Red Cross
International Red Cross
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City markets show hogs steady to weak with some 10 to 15 lower. sows steady. Barrows 200-275 lb at 15.00-35. Sheep and cattle also steady with slaughter lambs 18.00-19.00, ewes 4.00-6.00. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers 24.00-40, heifers 23.25-24.00, cows 13.75-15.50, calves 18.00-21.00, centers 22.00-25.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Steels Slide As Subpoenas Stir Market Selloff
New York stocks fell as steel shares led losses after reports of federal grand jury subpoenas to major steel firms. Trading was heavy with first hour volume near 1.92 million shares, the strongest since October 1987. The Dow dropped 4.07 to 148.24 while industrials and utilities also declined.
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New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Addressagraph
Garrett
American Crystal
Plumber Receives Jail Term for Fatal Ness County Crash
In Larned Kansas Francis Teague 49 a Oakley plumber was jailed for a year and fined 500 dollars after being convicted by a Ness County jury of negligent homicide for a two car crash near Ness City on April 5 four people were killed in the wreck and Teague received the maximum sentence today
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Larned
Kan
Francis Teague
Oakley
Ness City
Teague
Grand Central to Become Ballroom for New Year’s Eve
Grand Central Terminal will host a New Year’s Eve benefit dance and champagne supper in the main concourse and waiting room for up to 3,000 dancers. The National Association for Mental Health has leased the concourse for one night. Guy Lombardo’s orchestra will perform. Terminal manager Stephen T. Kelley said train service will not be interrupted or rerouted.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
National Association For Mental Health
Guy Lombardo
Stephen T. Kelley
Push for 35 000 New Garden City Facility Sparks Countywide Drive
A 26 county solicitation continues to meet the November 1 deadline for a new research facility at Garden City Experiment Station. The $35,000 goal, extended from October 1, is led by the station advisory committee headed by Clifford Mayo. In Finney County a special committee aims to raise over $7,000 with donors including Garden National Bank and Oswalt Industries among many supporters. The project plans a greenhouse and laboratory for dryland soil management and related agricultural research, with plaques listing donors.
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Garden City Experiment Station
Clifford Mayo
Garden City Area
Finney County
Milton Thomas
Kenneth Henderson
Coy Farrell
A. E. Cook
Ed Thiessen
Don Jones
Lester McCoy
Wayne Newsom
Wayne Foster
J. D. Adams
Mayo
Garden National Bank
Finny County Extension Council
Oswalt Industries
Real Seed Co
Hume
ASC Election By Mail Ballot In Finney County
The ASC community committee elections in Finney County will use a mail ballot plan. Ballots are to be tabulated publicly Nov. 12 at the ASCS county office. Nominees are listed for Garden City East Garfield West Garfield Ivanhoe Pierceville Pleasant Valley Sherlock Terry and more, with three regular members and two alternates to be elected. The county convention is Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. in the Finney ASCS county office. Voting eligibility includes farm owners tenants or sharecroppers participating in ASC programs.
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ASC
Finney County
ASCS
A. Schopf
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Garden City
Charles Brinkmeyer
Loyde Gerber
Henry Gillan Jr
William Jameson
Thurman Lile
Pete Mal
Mike Merrill
Paul Ve
Lester, Koch
Wesley H. Sterling
Ted Wiebe
Arthur M. Winters
Sherlock
George T. Adams
Jack Adams
Clarence Ewalt
Orrin D. Gay
Ben Linenberger
John Rupp
Terry
Larry Barlow
Roy D. Bontrager
George Bretz
Robert Buerkle
John Miller
Mike E. Rome
Wilbur Ulrich
Finney Ascs
Hospitals Admissions At St Catherine list
Today admissions at St Catherine include Donald Gene Birkholz 314 North Rath a Mrs Ell Nightengale Cimar ron Mrs Nicholas Ortiz 211 South 6th Albert F Kile 1717 Morris Dexter Paul Eck Holcomb Joseph Babcock 1205 North Sixth Donald J Roth 1514 North 6th Warren A Maltbie 507 North Sixth Mrs Romaldo Munoz 201 South 10th Frank J Lee 307 Center Leopold Mrs L D Pegg Derby
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St Catheri
Donald Gene Birkholz
N. Rath
Ell Nightengale
Cimarron
Nicholas Ortiz
Albert F. Kile
Morris
Dexter Paul Eck
Holcomb
Joseph Babcock
Donald J. Roth
Warren A. Maltbie
N. Sth
Romaldo Munoz
Frank J. Lee
Center At
Leopold
L. D. Pegg
Derby
Dismissals at St Catherine and related deeds
In Garden City many legal notices appear. Dismissals list include Terry Gigot and others with addresses such as 1203 Belmont and 505 Summit. Warranty deeds name M E Lee to Paul D Jones and Loren R Atkinson to Sterling M Martin among others. Courts note abatement of insufficient funds checks and sentencing for no account checks. District divorces granted include Newsom and Jones couples for extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Police bonds posted for speeding and running red lights, with fines listed. numerous bails forfeited for a long list of individuals.
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M. E. Lee
Paul D. Jones
Arter and Young
Loren R. Atkinson
Sterling Marion Martin
Morris Subdivision
Myrtle Ruby Yount
Matthew Block
Steven
Kenneth N. Barnes
Bakersfield
Calif
Dick Delano
Ness City
Charles Newsom
Grace E. Newsom
Ray LaVerne Jones
Helen M. Jones
Karen J. Jones
Carroll Leroy Jones
Marvin Clayton Crago
Rt. 1
Ray Lee Leonard
Dean Larry Biggs
Eminence Rt
Martin Roger Paasch
Gerald Lee Burgardt
Holcomb
Roger €. Kinney
Ulysses Herbert
Charles Edward Yocum
Bill Don Ford
Paul Dean Jones
Thelda Noriene Carroll
Darrel M. Woods
Larry Lee Landgraf
Fred Oscar Dormansen
Leonard Gene Sloan
Garden City figures in state notices and honors
Blanchard of Garden City named trustee of the Kansas State University Endowment Assn among 20 new trustees. David Heinemann of Garden City joins Augustana College A Cappella Choir as a freshman. Connie Congdon of Garden City elected Fort Hays State freshman rep to All-Student Council. Leo W. Gennett of Garden City Mobile Homes seeks KCICA certificate to haul trailers within 70 miles. hearing in Topeka on Nov. 7. Faye Riggs of Holcomb attended AA UW workshop at Emporia. Dorothy Schmate of Garden City to serve another year on Kansas Restaurant Assn board. Frank Prewitt of Tribune elected vice president at Wichita meeting.
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Award Blanchard
Garden City
Kansas State University Endowment
Augustana College
David Heinemann
Sioux Falls
Connie Congdon
Fort Hays State College
Collge
Leo W. Gennett
Garden City Mobile Homes
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
Faye Riggs
Holcomb
American Association of University Women
Kansas State Teachers College of
Dorothy Schmate
Kansas Restaurant Assn
Wichita
Frank Prewitt
Tribune
Tools and gas stolen from Finney farm shed
Finney County sheriff reports $150 worth of tools and an undetermined amount of gasoline stolen from a tool shed at the Ellsworth Sherman farm, 13 miles northeast of Garden City. The theft occurred sometime Monday night according to Sheriff Wendle Meier.
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Garden City
Finney County
Wendle Meier
Fogg Rides Rough Seas as Ginny Threatens Coast
Navy destroyer escort Fogg, in mothball storage, rode 25 foot seas with no power as Hurricane Ginny battered off North Carolina. Ten crew remained safe while Coast Guard vessels and tug Salish struggled to keep the drifted ship, 70 miles off the Cape Fear area, under watch awaiting weather changes.
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Coast Guard
North Carolina
New York
Atlantic
Cas
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Cape Fear
N.C
Ginny
Salish
Cape Lookout
Cape Hatteras
Deaths of John N. Brown and C. C. White in Kansas notices
John N. Brown 66 of 701 W Maple Holcomb died at St Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Born Oct 11 1897 in Victoria he lived eight years in Garden City and moved from Hays in 1998. Survived by Nellie his widow two daughters Gene Nally and Clyde Bulkley five brothers and five sisters and eight grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 9:30 am at St Marys Catholic Church burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Rosary Wednesday 8 pm Garland Chapel. C C Courtie White 54 farmer of Syracuse died Monday at St Francis Hospital Wichita born May 26 1909 in Hudson lived in Larned until a year ago. Member of Radium Christian Church and American Rifle Association. Survived by Dorothy Eldon Son in Colorado Springs daughter Mrs Roy Lofland and sister Mrs Ernest Unruh and two grandsons. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 am Vernon Memorial Funeral Home Larned burial Larned Cemetery.
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W. Maple
St. Catherine Hospital
Victoria
Garden City
Holcomb
Hays
Soize Repair
Nellie Herrman
Great Bend
Brown
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Gene Nally
Pierceville
Clyde Bulkley Jr
Wendelin
Pueblo
Colo
Frank
Dallas
Tex
Pete
Sterling
Lawrence
Napa
Calif
Herbert
Adolph Leiker Holcomb
Howard Smith
Mexico
Fred Dreiling
Holly
Roy Adamson
Grand Junction
Florence Walters
Clement Goubeasux
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Garland Chapel
Syracuse
C. C
Courtie) White
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Hudson
Larned
White
Christian Church
Radium
American Rifle Assn
Dorothy
Eldon
Colorado Springs
Cole
Roy Lofland
Ernest Unruh
Vernon Memorial Funeral Home
Larned Cemetery
Funeral services for Archie Crabb at Church of the Brethren
Archie Edward Crabb, 70, of 705 Summit, died at home Sunday. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren with Revs. Mark Emawiler and Dorsey Rotruck officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call at Phillips-White Funeral Home.
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Summit
Church of the Brethren
Mark Emawiler
Dorsey Rotruck
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Houk Named General Manager of Yankees
Ralph Houk the Yankees field manager for three years was named general manager succeeding Roy Hamey who retired for health reasons. The new manager will be chosen Thursday with Yogi Berra the leading candidate. Under Houk the Yankees won three AL pennants and World Series titles in 1961 and 1962. They lost the 1963 Series to the Dodgers in four straight games.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Roy Hamey
Houk
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
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