Kennedy targets Nhu in Viet Nam crackdown
President Kennedy signals U.S. will pressure South Viet Nam to remove Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of Diem, or risk broader actions. He argues for preserving military aid while Saigon must change personnel and policy to win popular support amid Buddhist protests and student arrests.
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Washington (Ap
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
CBS
Hyannis Port
Mass
Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
U.S
Nhu
South
City Manager Deane Wiley injures leg in fall recovery
Garden City reports City Manager Deane Wiley recovering after surgery to set a broken right leg at St Elizabeth's Hospital Hutchinson. He is using walking bars before crutches. return date unclear. Also notes McCail's article on 11 cent diplomacy and various wedding forecasts, plus Ex-Queen Alexandra of Vusoviavia regaining consciousness after overdose.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hutchinson
Garden City
Holiday Rains Soak Southwest Kansas Weekend
Heavy weekend rain drenched southwest Kansas during Labor Day, with up to eight inches in Stevens County and widespread flooding in Meade Englewood and nearby areas. Readings varied: Sublette 3.22 inches, Pierceville heavy rain, and Tornado sighting reported 20 miles south of Dighton. Local stations logged multiple inches across counties while some towns had only traces.
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Kansas
Garden City
Stevens County
Meade
Englewood
Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
Santa Fe
Jones
Belmont
Pershing
Leoti
Lakin
Ulysses
Syracuse
Sublette
Satanta
Forrest Springer
Henry Hatcher
Pierceville
M.D. Frazier
Gilbert Rundell
Cimarron
Dighton
Jack Ford
Garden
Car Fire Destroys 1963 Model Near Scott City
Rural volunteer firefighters were called at 9 08 p m Monday four miles northeast of Garden City on US 156 to a car blaze. The 1963 model car owned by Alvin L Smith of Scott City was destroyed after smoke poured from under the hood. Smith said he bought the car in March and was driving when flames erupted. cause is undetermined.
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Garden City
Alvin L. Smith
Scott City
Smith
Gene Scheer
Embassy Refuses Admission to Young Buddhist Monk
In Saigon a young Buddhist monk sought refuge at the U.S. Embassy but was refused entry. The monk’s associates, including a leading organizer of the Buddhist antigovernment movement, were granted asylum at the embassy on Saturday.
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Saigon
Viet.Nam
U.S
Buddhist Antigovernment Movement
Mexican Fiesta Queen Named Jacy Mesa for 1963
Jacy Mesa a 17 year old Garden City High senior was chosen queen for the 1963 Mexican Fiesta to be held September 13 and 14. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mesa of 106 N 5th Street. Attendants will be Princess Virginia Avellano and Dutchess Judy Yturriago. Other candidates included Veronica Orozca Linda Avila and Anna Marie Rivera. The fiesta attracts hundreds of Mexican heritage residents from the region.
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Jacy Mesa
Garden City
Raymond Mesa
N. 5Th
Old National Guard Armory
Jacy Wil
Main St
Virginia Avellano
Judy Yturriago
Verncica Orozca
Linda Avila
Anna Marie Riveria
Raymond Cruz
Pioneer Garden City Woman Dies at 84
Mrs Alla May Finnup 84 of 4051 N Ltd Garden City longtime resident and early Finney County teacher died Monday in St Catherine Hospital. Born February 4 1878 in Hepler Crawford County she moved with her family to Garden City in 1850. Survived by daughter Isabel Finnup son Frederick sister F Berne Carlton. Funeral Wednesday at 130 am Community Church. Burial Valley View Cemetery.
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Alla May Finnup
N. Ltd
Garden City
Finney County
St. Catherine Hospital
Finnup
Hepler
Crawford County
Finney
Eminence
George W. Finnup
Finnups
N. 6Th
Mr. Finnup
G. Finnup
Garland Chapel
Garden City Public Schools enrolls 3791 as new term starts
Public enrollment totals 3791, up 148 from last year with gains in elementary and junior high while junior college falls to 32. Half-day classes begun with a fall schedule to start tomorrow and lunch programs planned. Superintendent Hood notes tentative figures and potential late enrollments as the district adapts to a larger student body in renovated facilities.
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Garden City
Ifat
Ben Grimsley Gymnasium
Clyde Mercer
Garren Dillan
Leroy Hood
Dents
Byo
Hood
Rith Brown
Garfield
Georgia Matthews
Hutchison
Jones
Mining College
Duntor High
Weather outlook with patchy clouds and storms
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with nighttime thunderstorms and little temperature change. Afternoon highs reach middle to upper 80s, lows in the middle 60s, light variable winds.
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Suarwe
Wallace Defies Court Order in Alabama Desegregation Fight
Governor George Wallace used police powers to halt desegregation at Tuskegee Public School delaying the fall term. Helmeted state troopers and mounted deputies kept students and teachers away as the Macon County Board of Education claimed the school remained open. Federal officials offered no immediate intervention as Wallace ordered the postponement and mobilized 213 to 218 patrols surrounding the campus.
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Tuskegee
Alan AP
Georgee Wallace
Aludenta
Macon County Boach of Education
Col A. Lingo
Baw
Wadsworth
Lingo
Wallace
Moontay
Mavon County
Dallas County
Jim Clark
Justices Department
Alabma
Vollase Devel
Mississippi
Alabama
Learert
el Vle
Xeloel
Mavon Coounty School Board
Piemene
Macon County
John Dar
Disties Yaart Ments
Justice Department
No Trouble At Schools In Cambridge
Twenty Negro children enrolled in four previously all white Cambridge public schools today with no trouble reported. National Guard troops observed at each school while police and guardsmen maintained a calm scene around Peach Morac Elementary. Last year only two Negroes attended white schools amid weeks of racial violence.
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Cambridge
Cap
Wiram Oglettes
National Guard
Opletree
Peach Morac
Desegregation Peaceful in Baton Rouge Schools
In Baton Rouge Louisiana desegregation of four white high schools proceeded under federal court order. Police kept watchers away as Negro students, all in grade levels, arrived by taxi under tight supervision. Two minor incidents were reported a picket who dropped a sign and a theft attempt at a driveway.
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Baton Mough
Cal
Yur Tiveien
Ant
Bun Thivery
Kennedy Sees Loss of Some Southern States
President Kennedy acknowledges unpopularity in the South over civil rights. In a nationwide interview he predicts losses among Southern states in 1964 and hints that his stance may affect support in the North. He also discusses the economy, unemployment, a proposed $0.8 trillion tax plan, and the test ban treaty with Senate backing.
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Kennedy
Tiyannis
Kenney
bin Suyi
Senate
Garden Sass Gustiarden's Daughter Reflects on First Day
The daughter of Garden Sass Gustiarden recalls her first day of school with enthusiasm noting a highlight in the aflarnuon part.
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Gustiarden
Aflarnuon
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