Senator Aiken predicts rejection of Barry Goldwater plan
In Washington CAP file Senator George J. Aiken Republican Vermont predicted the Senate would reject Goldwater’s Cuban reservation to a limited nuclear test ban treaty. He argued effectiveness hinges on Soviet removal from Cuba and said the ban’s mainstream support should push ratification.
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Washington
CAP
George J. Aiken
R-Vl
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater presses reservation on nuclear test ban
Senate debate looms as Goldwater proposes a reservation to the nuclear test ban treaty citing Soviet missiles near Cuba. Democrats, Harriman, Humphrey, Mansfield oppose the move calling it harmful to global security and political goals. Formal ratification begins Monday.
Heavy Trading On Stock Mart
The New York stock market opened with heavy trading and an upbeat tone led by steels to an alltime high in the turbulent session. Rail stocks lagged, the Dow rose 0.18 to 73u.18 at noon, and broad indices showed mixed, choppy action with profit taking and late buying shaping the day.
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New York
Steels
U.S
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Angry Woman Claims Golf Balls Hit Her Trailer
In Dayton Ohio an angry woman reported golf balls from a nearby driving range striking her trailer. She showed deputies dents and claimed to have collected 940 balls since the range opened last spring.
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Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County Sheriff's Department
Great Bend drum corps reaches Miami after Montgomery incident
The Argonne Rebels from Great Bend Kansas, marching to the Legion national convention in Miami, faced segregationist trouble in Montgomery Alabama as two white men shoved a Negro member at a bus station. No injuries or complaints were filed. Rep Bob Dole will investigate. An earthquake near Ulchin Seoul and Pusan caused no reported casualties.
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Great Bend
Kan
American Legion
Kansas
Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Fla
Washington
Bob Dole
Philip Briscoe
Pakistan pledges support of West Pakistan in shifting alignments
Rawalpindi AP Pakistan told U S Undersecretary George Ball that it would stay firmly against communism despite new links with Red China and a China US air pact. It plans no major policy changes to please Washington and opposes U S aid that could boost India. Ayub Khan and Ball reported mutual better understanding but no alliance, with Pakistan viewing India as its real foe.
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Rawalpinde
Pakistan
United States
Red China
George Ball
Kennedy
Tall
China
Dacca
U.S
Ball
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
JFKs Top Arbitrator Heads Rail Dispute Panel
President Kennedy names Ralph T. Seward to head a seven member arbitration panel over the railroad labor dispute. The panel will meet with Labor Secretary Wirtz to prepare and set a timetable for a decision within 80 days, with a binding award effective in 90 days. The goal is to avert a nationwide rail strike affecting 32,000 workers and train crews.
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John Koenig JR
Washington
Kennedy
Chaiman
Ely
Ralph T. Seward
Labor
W. Willard Wirtg
Wie Tull Group
Winbeard
Personnel Notices and Civil Service Entrance Exams Details
Business Scene notes Richardson joins the Kansas State Employment Service from Ottawa with Jaycees leadership and church involvement. Also featured is Jack C. Hamilton of Professional Credit Management moving offices in Garden City with nine years collecting experience. Civil Service announces 1964 Federal Entrance Examination for college seniors and graduates with salaries up to 5795 a year, plus management internships. tests scheduled Oct 12 and Jan 16 deadlines, details via Civil Service Announcement No. 311.
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Kansas State Employment Service
Jim Richardson
Ottawa
The
Jaycees
First Baptist Church
Richardsons
Donald L Benton
Jack C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Garden City
Harold Carlson
N. Ltd
Ace Adjustment Co
Colorado Springs
Grant
Duane West
Pauling
Nancy
Washington, D.C
United States
Bob Mathews
Civil Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Kelly Malson Attends Motors Meet in Dallas
Five Points Motor Co. owner Kelly Malson met in Dallas with American Motors Corp. executives at the annual dealer conference. Malson reported Rambler shattered all time sales marks this year and anticipates new records for the coming year.
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Kelly Malson
Five Points Motor Co
Rambler
Dallas
American Motors Corp
Malson
Deaths of Levi Davis Williams 91 in Leoti
Levi Davis Williams 91 died Thursday at Sabo Manor Rest Home in Leoti where he had lived two years. Born November 12, 1872 in Jefferson County Illinois, he moved with his parents to Sedan at age four. He married Etta Snodgrass in Burdeau November 2, 1898, and later lived on a farm north of Marienthal before moving to Leoti. Survived by three sisters and two brothers, funeral set Saturday at Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti with burial in Leoti Cemetery.
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Leote
Levi Davis Williams
Sabo Manor
Lakin
Jefferson County
Sedan
Etta Snodgrass
Burdeau
Marienthal
Leoti
Mis
Pearl Meckey
Fred Brewster
Ken Weimer
Hutchinson
Hiram
Walter
Caney
Weinmann Funeral Home
Fla
Kelley
Leoli
Jesse Clarman dies at 70 in Hutchinson burial planned
Jesse Clar man 70 of Hutchinson died Tuesday at Grece Hospital after a year of illness. Retired Railway Express clerk. Survived by none listed. Funeral at 130 am Saturday at Garland Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Herman Liese officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery. Garland Funeral service in charge.
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Garland Funeral Home
Jesse Clarman
Hutchinson
Grece Hospital
German
Railway
Ruth
Della Teter
Herman Liese
Valley View Cemetery
Garland
Washington Morse Wallace Feud Escalates In Senate
Washington report notes a heated exchange between Sen Wayne Morse and Gov George Wallace over disability pensions and wartime service. Morse accuses Wallace of 10 percent disability for a nervous condition from WWII, Wallace defends his status. Travel curbs on US officials to South Vietnam follow as precautions. Kealing threatens to extend Civil Rights Commission unless Senate action occurs. Building activity in August 1963 rises 4 percent from July with a total near 86.1 billion as per Commerce Department.
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Wasilington
Washington
Wayne Morae
D-Ore
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Morse
Senate
Wallace
Floes Sen
Kenneth B. Kealing
R-N.y
Civil Rights Commission
Senate Judiciary
Kennedy
Commerce Department
Missing dog Snaff spotted near Coast Guard station
Cleveland police and Coast Guard officials urge residents to help locate Snaff, a 2½ year old Pekinese mascot who vanished from the Coast Guard life boat station on Labor Day. The dog, groomed like a poodle and known to stand at attention for taps, is described as friendly and easily identifiable by his distinctive haircut.
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Cleveland (Ap
Snaff
Coast Guard
Labor Day
M. Don Powell
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals and Local Births
Admissions list includes Diana Marie Smith Nancy Jane Thomason Walter S Baker Mrs Carl Brown Deane P Wiley Andrew Tucker Mrs Charles Tang Ed wards Ab Luaspold John R Graves. Dismissals list includes Elaine Thornburg Sherry Small Carol K Kauffman Catherine J Baier Barbara Jean Hearld Ronald Eugene Haas Gerald E Fulwider Monica Garcia Lynette P Bissell Rhonda Burnett Homer Reid Jr Roy E Caywood. A birth noted a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Long. Legal notices list Warranty Deeds for Homer Campbell to Melvin Johnston Raymond Chappel to Billig Degenhart M Charlton Brown to Joe Desema.
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St. Catherina
Diana Marie Smith
Gardendale
Nancy Jane Thomason
San Diego
Calif
Walter S. Baker
Carl Brown
Scott City
Carl L. Brown
Deane P. Wiley
Andrew Tucker
W. Kansas
Charles Tang
Edwards
Luaspold
John R. Graves
Healy
St. Catherine
Elaine Thornburg
Magnolia Sherry Small
Holcomb
Carol K. Kauffman
Catherine J. Baier
Barbara Jean Hearld
N. Main
Ronald Eugene Haas
Davis Gerald E. Fulwider
Safford Monica Garcia
N. 7Th
Lynette P. Bissell
Chestnut Rhonda Burnett
Inge
Kansas
Homer Reid, Jr
Leopold Roy E
Caywood
Charles Long
Homer D. Campbell
Melvin R. Johnston
Howerton
Raymond F. Chappel
Et Ux
Billig Eugene Degenhart
Plaza Acres
M. Charlton Brown
Joe B. Desema
Crown Heights
Insurance Agency Deed and Marriage License Notices in Garden City
In Garden City page two of the September 6 1953 Garden City Telegram the section lists a deed transfer from Percival Insurance Agency Inc to John H Strasser et al for Lot 21 Block 5 Crown Heights Addition and a marriage license for Kenneth J Strasser 20 and Anne Maria Kendall 18 both residents of Garden City. Also reported are county abatement on insufficient funds checks and multiple traffic related fines with names and amounts. A divorce filing Benny Saiz vs Carolyn M Saiz is noted along with bonds posted for speeding.
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Tom Braswell
Stratford
Tex
Elmer J. Risterfelt
Lakin
K.C.C
Elmer Leroy Helms
Tulane
Okla
Ronald G. Osterbuhr
Larry L. Dick
Daniels Coutts
Leland L. Crist
Holcombb
Carl J. Anderson
Rt. 1
Alva Loucks
Copeland
Wilbur C. Sloan
Summit
Benny Saiz
Carolyn M. Saiz
Lester Eugene Lyon
Pierceville
Robert Eugene Farr
Rt 1
Inmate Gave Escape Warning at Leavenworth
Ros cow Frederick Baldwin Jr., 37, formerly an Ohio state penitentiary guard, now jailed at Leavenworth, testified he warned prison officials he would escape and left the honor farm on Oct 9, 1962. He was recaptured two hours later. Baldwin, 6 feet 8 inches and 360 pounds, said homesickness and taunting drove him to flee. authorities noted a 90 day sentence add-on for the escape.
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Joseph
Ohio State Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Roscow Frederick Baldwin Jr
Honor Farm
Baldwin
Richard M. Duncan
U.S. District Court
Ohio
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Pennsylvania Railroad View
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Saigon
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