Garden City bands head to Kansas State Fair
Garden City High School Band members and sponsors head to Hutchinson for the Kansas State Fair with fellow area bands and fairgoers. The note advises rain gear, warm coats, comfortable shoes, money, and energy after a Saturday spent braving heat and a cold shower, amid crowded crowds and local sports chatter. The piece ties in with a brisk start to the school month and a budding fall sports mood across Kansas.
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Garden City
Hutchinson
Tass Reports 3 Ships Sunk In Gulf of Tonkin Incident
Tass said three unidentified ships were reported sunk in the Gulf of Tonkin after American destroyers fired on five vessels. The Soviet agency cited this as the first intimation that any ships were sunk in the latest incident off North Vietnam.
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Tass
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
Gulf
Johnson
McNamara
White House
Pentagon
Goldwater
The
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Board of Education Will Meet Tonight in Garden City
Garden City Board of Education meets tonight at 7:30 in the Keller Building administrative offices. New member Clyde Daniel will take the oath of office. The agenda includes bids for roofing repairs at Georgia Matthews School, remodeling of the senior high building, and a new elementary school project.
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Garden City Board of Educaion
Keller
Clyde Daniel
Georgia Matthews School
Runaway Cable Car Hurts Nine
A San Francisco cable car at Hyde Street between Chestnut and Lombard rolled backward after losing its grip, injuring nine people including two widows Susie Baer and Sophie Miller. Twenty passengers leapt or were thrown to the pavement as the car halted by an emergency brake. Harbor Emergency Hospital treated several, with Sophie Miller sustaining a broken shoulder.
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San Francisco
Hussian Hill
Susie Baer
Russian Hill
Fisherman's Wharf
Alcatraz
Joseph Ruiz
Montebello
Calif
Missing Goodland Pastor Returns Home
The Rev. Ernest W. Burton, 53, vanished from his Pilgrim Business Church study Friday night and reappeared Saturday, saying he woke in a wheat field 15 miles northwest of Goodland in rain. Family credits exhaustion from overwork.
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Goodland
Kan
Ernest. W. Burton
Pilgrim Business Church
Garden Sass Its Lesson About Meals and Parents
Garden Sass argues that missing a meal harms parents more than a child, framing the issue as a digested lesson about diet and family responsibility. The remark underscores a parental concern over nutrition and behavior.
National AR Strike Looms
Washington AP negotiators reassessing positions after an all night session aimed at averting a nationwide railroad strike less than 24 hours away. unions seek job security and wage protection for shopmen affected by technological changes and outside contracting. presidential emergency board recommendations disputed as six shop craft unions press concerns. Johnson urged to intervene but no firm plan reported.
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Washington
Howard Gamser
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O'Neill
Gamser
Johnson
inApril
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Rail Road
Southern Railway System
Francis A. O'Neil
Calistoga Wild Fire Ravages Napa Valley Town
A wild forest fire swept Calistoga California with 70 mph winds, destroying at least 35 homes and threatening five nearby communities. More than half of the town’s 2500 residents were evacuated, fire crews from across Napa Valley fought the blaze, and officials sought federal disaster aid while estimating millions in damages.
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Calistoga
Calif
API
Napa Valley
Callistoga
Kenneth Hively
Herbert Stanley
Edmund G. Brown
Hanley
Tubbs
Napa
Stonecrest
Ruther
Forestry
California Highway Patrol
Weather outlook shows isolated to scattered showers
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with showers and thunderstorms across portions of the area. Lows in the upper 40s. Tuesday remains cool with scattered showers and possible thunderstorm activity in some counties. Winds shift to the northwest 15 to 25 mph. Highs in the 60s. Sunrise 6:20. Local city readings include Dodge City and Salina among others.
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Dodge City
Bsmporia
Garden CT
Goodland
Win City
Ruianell Ab
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Cool Weather Persisting Across Kansas Statewide
TOPEKA AP cool weather remains on tap for Kansas with a front moving tonight Western areas will see scattered thundershowers while eastern sections deal with fog clouds and rain by Tuesday morning Temperatures today forecast in the 60s and 70s with tonight in the 50s and 60s Sunday highs ranged from 55 in Garden City to 82 in Pittsburg with light morning lows from 44 at Goodland to 70 at Pittsburg Rainfall was light and scattered across the state with Columbus reporting .64 inch and Columbus township .11 inch. most reports under one tenth inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Columbus
Juco Student Hurt in Mishap
Charles Hacker a 21 year old Garden City Junior College student is reported in fair condition at St Catherine Hospital after a truck tractor accident at Brook over Feed Yards Saturday afternoon. He suffered a fractured pelvis multiple bruises a torn bladder and other internal injuries. Hacker was caught between a silo truck and a crawler type tractor as a tractor was called to pull the truck free at the newest silo north of the mill. He is the son of Mrs Dellmer L Hacker 913 N 8th and a Juco sophomore.
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Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Brookover
Charles Hacker
Stan Fansher
Hacker
Fansher
Dellmer L. Hacker
Juco
Wichita Supermarket Robbed of Four Thousand Dollars
Two armed men held up a Wichita supermarket Sunday night and escaped with about 4000 dollars. Clerk Shirley M Gamble said the bandits displayed guns and demanded cash in a sack. Assistant manager Richard E Burleson witnessed the holdup as others at the check stand remained unaware.
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Wichita
Shirley M. Gamble
Richard E. Burleson
Barry Goldwater blasts Tonkin crisis handling in TV appearance
U S Senator Barry Goldwater criticizes the Johnson administration for its Tonkin Gulf news handling and labels the foreign policy crisis as a crisis of the week. He questions why details were delayed and accuses officials of mismanaging communications while Hubert Humphrey notes uncertainty remains about what happened in the Tonkin Gulf.
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Barrys Goldwater
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
Charlotte
N.C
Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Robert S. McNamara
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
NBC
Meet the
Regional student council conference set for Garden City
About 300 students and sponsors from the region will attend a Kansas State High School Activities Assn. conference in Garden City Wednesday. Robert Lux of the Iowa Association of Student Councils will speak as part of seven such events in Kansas. Sessions cover duties, ethics, projects, and how a good council serves a school.
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Garden City
Kansas State High School Activities Assn
Robert Lux
Iowa Association of Student Councils
Kansas
Tom Saffell
Hope Auditorium
4 130 Students Enrolled at Washburn University
TOPEKA AP Washburn University enrolled 4130 students last week, 286 more than a year ago. Fall enrollment totals will rise with late signups through Wednesday. Classes start Thursday with 44644 credits earned so far vs 40971 last year.
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Topeka
Washburn University
Washburn
Survey Finds Parents Create Traffic Hazards Around Schools
Garden City police and school authorities report parents violate parking rules around elementary schools. The survey shows double parking and blocking crosswalks. An officer will be assigned to schools daily and tickets issued for violations. Signs and notices will be posted to warn parents.
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Garden City
Hal Kane
Kane
Elmer Bartlett
Rec Courses Begin Today at Garden City Commission
Garden City Recreation Commission starts courses today at the Civic Center and Gardendale venues. Oil painting with John Dillon begins this afternoon. evening sessions include marriage and family relations with Dr Gust Nelson at First Methodist Church, baby sitting with nurse Rosalie Holland at St Catherine Hospital nurses classroom, and photography with Gladys Rutherford at Gardendale Recreation Hall. Tomorrow evening interior decorating with Dorothy Reeve at Gardendale starts at 8 p.m. and Wednesday features drawing and design with Ve tra Beringer at the Civic Center from 1 to 4 p.m. A full list, descriptions, and fees were in Friday Telegram.
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Garden City
Dorothy Reeve
Gardendale
Civic Center
Vetra Beringer
Finney County United Fund Grows Total
Finney County's United Fund total climbs to 7850 dollars with advance gifts and rural contributions leading the way. Employee outreach begins next month with training sessions set for September 30 and October 1 at the Warren Hotel, with morning and evening options and card-based notification. A morning coffee session for residential workers is planned for October 12, and four new honor roll members contributing 140 dollars or more are announced: HW M Wiley MD Furnup Land Co Stone Hotel Dre Vy A Leopald.
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Finney County
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Warren
United Fund Board
HW. M. Wiley
M.D
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