Kennedy Seen Virtually Certain For New York Senate Nod
AP report outlines New York Democrats backing Robert F. Kennedy for the senatorial nomination to oppose Kenneth Keating as Michigan races test white backlash in a reapportioned district. Kennedy, 38, moves from cabinet to elected office while GOP campaigns set the stage for broader 1964 races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Alty
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Michigan
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Samuel Stratton
Detroit
John Lesinski
Dearborn
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Details Movements
The Kansas City market shows calves steady to 25 higher with select steers 24.50 to 26.00 and heifers 23.00 to 24.00. Hogs steady to 25 higher with barrows and gilts 16.75 to 17.50 and lighter weights 16.25 to 17.00. Spring lambs 25 to 50 lower, other lambs steady, feeders 16.00 to 17.00. Wheat and other grains quoted, prices listed per bushel.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Valle
Market shows moderate jump in early trading
New York AP reports steels tobaccos and other industrials led a moderate market advance while utilities and rails lagged. Chrysler faced renewed strike threats and slipped before rebounding. most other motor stocks rose as airlines fell and oils mixed. The AP 60 stock average rose 0.4 to 414.6, industrials up 1.0, rails up 0.1, utilities down. The Dow at noon climbed 3.45 to 841.94.
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New York
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Traffic Deaths Reach New Peak in July Tally
The National Safety Council reports 4410 traffic deaths in July, a record high surpassing August 1963 and 11 percent above July last year. First seven months total 25630 deaths, up 11 percent from 1963. Howard Pyle cites traffic accidents as a growing social crisis and a leading killer among ages 24 and under.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
U.S
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Police raid quiets riot zone as 1200 officers guard city
In North Philadelphia a national Negro group headquarters was raided as over 1,200 police patrolled a four square mile riot area. A 24 hour curfew remained in place and Mayor Tate said the district was extremely quiet, with Labor Day as the tentative end date for restrictions. A 100-man squad led the raid on Monday.
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Philadelpiia
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Muhammad
Millard Meers
Shakyh Muhammad
Meers
Cecil B. Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Greensboro
N.C
Tate
Wheat and Livestock Outlook Meeting Speakers
Norman Whitehair of Kansas State University and Danny Trayer will headline the fall outlook meeting at the Co op Center Wednesday at 8 p.m. Whitehair will discuss the wheat and feed grain outlook. Trayer will cover the general economic situation, livestock outlook, and livestock management economics. Kenneth Fromm invites the public. Other topics include profits in cattle in 1965 and wheat prices.
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Norman Whitehair
Danny Trayer
Co-op Center
Whitehair
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Trayer
Kenneth Fromm
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
This item lists recent admissions at St. Catherine and Ingalls hospitals, including Maxson B Ivsik and Kenneth Dreiling, with several others. It also notes dismissals from St. Catherine, births at St. Catherine, and a legal notice of a warranty deed involving Byron Radcliff and Walter Kuhn, plus county court actions with fines and funds details.
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St. Catherine
Yust
Leopold John F. Edwards
W. Maple
John Eldridge
Milo Porter
St. John
Mildred Watt
Lcoti
Robert E. Kelly
Topeka
Sublette
Nora Belle Bigsby
Scott
Kenneth Dreiling
Sotero Marez
Byron M. Radcliff
Walter Kuhn
Township
Courts County
Max Heinrichs
Hillsboro
Clarence H. Keyse
Scott City
William Fankhouser
Gardeg
Multiple Local Traffic Fines and Incidents Listed in Garden City
Garden City and surrounding towns report a range of traffic violations including speeding at 78 in a 70 zone, 72 in a 60 zone, improper driving, and running stop signs. Several individuals face fines of 10 to 25 dollars plus costs, with notes of bonds forfeited and penalties for overlength vehicles, with miscellaneous entries about parking and littering.
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Wallace D. Pepper
Lakin
Edward E. Mitchel
N. Main
Lee R. Lile
William Raymond Dobseh
Glenn A. Mackley
Oren Benjamin Scofield
Aubry W. Gibson
Robert John Alvarado
Dodge City
Kerry A. Wade
Gary Jimmie Waltz
Gardendele
Jackie Acuir Breawer
Tz W. Fe
Donad Siithadel Goetz
Walker
Rafael Mesa Ortiz
Judy A. Shaw
Jimmie Lee Burns
Virgil Seeger
Randle Courts
Farm Product Prices Drop in Month's Time
The Agriculture Department reports a one per cent drop in farm product prices from mid July to mid August, led by lower potato, cotton, tomato, and hog prices. August prices were four per cent below mid August 1963 and the lowest for the month since 1955. Goods and services rose one third of one per cent. the farm parity ratio slipped to 74 per cent. Last year the parity was 78 per cent. More than 700 ethnic groups or tribes live in Africa south of the Sahara.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Africa
The
Sahara
Garden City CAP appoints Weyer group commander
George L. Weyer of Garden City has been named commander of Group IV Kansas Wing Civil Air Patrol. Lt. Col. Weyer succeeds J. D. Raynesford as executive officer, with the seminars at Eureka training about 100 CAP members in search and emergency services.
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George L. Weyer
Garden City
Kansas
Civil Air Patrol
Weyer
CAP
Charles W. Mathis Jr
J. D Raynesford
Eureka
Col. Weyer
FAA
Keé
Hays
Governor claims Goldwater Miller ticket behind times
In Olympia Gov Albert Rosellini, a Democrat, says he has proof the Republican national ticket of Barry Goldwater and William Miller is way behind the times. His press secretary Calvin Johnson released a Monday letter from Goldwater's Washington headquarters addressed to Gov Arthur Langlie. Langlie served as Washington governor 1941-45 and 1949-57.
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Olympia, Wash
Albert Rosellini
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Times
Calvin Johnson
Goldwater
Washington, D.C
Arthur B. Langlie
State of
Wash
Olympia
Langlie
Rosellini
Copeland John Stude 72 died after car crash in Colorado
John Stude of Copeland died at Lincoln Community Hospital in Hugo Colorado from injuries suffered in a Thursday automobile crash near Limon Colorado. Born June 27 1892 in Stafford County he was a retired farmer and lived in Copeland since 1928. Survivors include five sons two daughters a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Phillips-White Funeral Home Garden City. Louie Everett Joseph 69 of Rt. 1 died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Phillips-White Funeral Home. Burial Valley View Cemetery. Rhonda Moore Lakin 11 died Monday after ingesting poison in her sixth grade classroom. Autopsy pending verification. Rhonda born June 16 1953 in Amarillo Texas. Survivors include parents two sisters and grandparents. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Lakin Methodist Church. Sunset Memorial Gardens Garden City.
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Copeland
John Stude
Lincoln Community Hospital
Hugo
Colo
Limon
Mr. Stude
Stafford County
Stafford
Frank
Howard
Laurence
Lubbock
Tex
John
Trafford
Vernon
Arriba
Oren Line
Montealma
LaMonte Widner
Arthur Stude
Harrison, Ark
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Garden City
Louie Everett Joseph
Rt. 1
St. Catherine Hospital
Phillips-White Funeral
E. P. Rogers
Valley View Cemetery
Lakin
Rhonda Moore
Billy Moore
Rhonda
Amarillo
Sonya Rae
Jan Dareen
Emory Moore
Clarence Ward
Lucien
Okla
Lakin Methodist Church
Paul Brook
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hays Station Plans Wednesday Open House
Fort Hays Experiment Station hosts an open house on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. Superintendent Bill Duitsman says the tour will begin at 9 a.m. and cover grain sorghum variety tests weed control in sorghums steers and full feed rations. Additional stops include fall cleaves creep feed program pasture management and sudangrass pasture preference tests.
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Fort Hays Experiment Station
Bill Duitsman
65 Million Russian Students Start School
Moscow reports the Soviet Union reopened schools as 65 million students returned for the new term. Children begin compulsory schooling at age seven after potential kindergarten, with ten years of instruction required.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Circus Sets Hutchinson Dates for Ringling Show
Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus announced two eve day performances in Hutchinson Kansas September 15 and 16 at Hutchinson Sports Arena the only indoor Kansas venue capable of housing the giant production Advance tickets began sale at the Chamber of Commerce Baker Hotel Hutchinson.
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Hutchinson
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Kansas
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus
State Fairgrounds
Chamber of Commercce
Baker Hotel
Bottled Message Found 39 Years After Sealing
In 1925 Jeanne Lackaff placed a note in a bottle and cast it into the Columbia River. Forty years later two Oregon teens recovered the bottle in Florence surf. The sender, now Mrs Jeanne Onslow, calls the find amazing.
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Vandover
Jeanne Lackaff
Columbia River
Orient
Florence
Ore
Jeanne Onslow
Air Force plans retry for Titan 8A maiden flight
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Air Force will attempt a second launch of the Titan 8A rocket after a postponement due to technical and weather problems. The maiden test flight is scheduled for 10 am Eastern Standard Time.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
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