Annual Aspen Tour Dips Into Northern New Mexico
The Telegram hosts its second annual Aspen Tour October 16 and 17, traveling Trinidad Ra ton Pass Eagles Nest Taos Pueblo Rio Grande Santa Fe La Fonda Cannon City Royal Gorge and back via Alamosa Poncha. price 22.50 with double room 30 single. minimum 32 travelers. bookings at Telegram office. refunds if trip canceled. Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce notes scenery and activities.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Telegram
Trinidad
Raton Pass
Raton
Eagles Nest
Taos
Santa Fe
la Fonda
Alamosa
Poncha Springs
Canon City
Royal Gorge
Frost Warning Fades as Sorghum Stands in Damp Weather
Garden notes chilly nights but no frost, sorghum crop maturing slowly in damp, cloudy conditions. Experts at the experiment station say warm dry weather is needed. meanwhile officials prep for the Telegram's Aspen Tour with Mrs Norman Thompson in Ireland as tour director and delegates of the A C W W meeting in Dublin.
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Andy Erhart
Andy
Telegram
Aspen
Norman Thompson
Ireland
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Gas Hearing Date Is Set In Hugoton Field Case
Washington AP reports a hearing on underproduction complaints in the Hugoton field Kansas will begin December 14. Pre hearing deadlines set include October 30 advanced direct testimony by Cities Service Gas Co. November 27 rebuttal testimony and FPO staff views December 3 statements by interested parties. Sinclair Oil & Gas Co seeks to shift gas sales from Cities Service to El Paso Natural Gas Co. Ashland Oil Refining Co requests release of acreage from Cities Service obligations to allow broader gas production.
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Washington
Hugoton
Kansas
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
FPO
Interesers
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
Tulsa
Okla
Cities Service
el Pago
Cease-Fire Violations Reported in India Pakistan Clash
UN observers to review alleged incursions as Pakistanis cross into Indian Kashmir and attack a police post near Jaisalmer. Indian defense ministry cites intrusions by rangers and cross-border digging of trenches. Prime Minister Shastri warns peace not yet dawn.
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New Delhi
India
Indian Defense Ministry
Kashmir
Asutar
Jaisalmer
Defense Ministry
Jhangar
Jammu
U.N
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
Peking
Himalayas
Dumbhele
Sikkim
Tibet
Walkers Libel Suits Dismissed
U S District Judge James F. Gordon dismissed Edwin A Walker’s $2 million libel suit against two Louisville newspapers and a radio station. The ruling, citing Sullivan v. New York Times, says public officials must prove actual malice. Walker had argued the Mississippi demonstrations over James Meredith’s admission were national concern. The suit’s attorney expected an appeal to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court.
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Louisville, Ky
Edwin A. Walker
Louisville
U.S
James F. Gordon
Richard C. Oldham
Walker
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
The
Courier Co
Whas, Inc
Walkers
Oxford
Miss
James Meredith
Gordon
U.S. Supreme Court
Sullivan
New York Times
Brezhnev presses new push on nuclear weapons pact
In Moscow Brezhnev told about 6,000 at the Kremlin Palace of Congresses that a fresh effort is needed to seal a pact banning spread of nuclear arms to new powers. He warned West Germany would gain access to such weapons, via NATO or independently, a point raised during a meeting with East German leader Walter Ulbricht.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
West Germany
Brezhnev
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Walter Ulbricht
Johnson
Baby Talk to Silence: Gus Garden’s Long Struggle
A patient parent narrates years of efforts to coax a baby to speak, then transitions to enduringly quiet years as the child grows and speaks less. The slice reveals family dynamics and the shift from teaching speech to managing silence.
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Gus Garden
Reds Assail U S Action In Viet Nam At U N
At the United Nations in Geneva the Soviet Union condemned U S Viet Nam policy as aggression and urged U S withdrawal. Gromyko charged Washington with mislead negotiations and warned of serious consequences. He called for end of U S bombing and a return to the 1954 Geneva accords, while urging a disarmament conference and China’s seat in the UN.
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Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Washington
U.S
Geneva
Assembly
China
India-Pakistan
India
Pakistan
Peking
Sncvch
Goldberg
Security Council
New China
LBJ Reorganizes Federal Civil Rights Programs
President Johnson ordered a sweeping reorganization to coordinate federal civil rights efforts. The plan shifts duties among the Civil Service Commission, Labor Department, and Justice Department, with the Community Relations Service moved to DOJ. The Equal Opportunity groups are abolished and their tasks absorbed by Cabinet departments.
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Justice Department
President’s Committee On Equal Opportunity
President's Council On Equal Opportunity
Cabinet Departments
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Community Relations Service
Attorney General
Congress
The
Civil Rights Commission
Council On Equal Opportunity
Dorothy Malone improves after major pulmonary surgery
Hollywood star Dorothy Malone of Peyton Place was reported improved but still in serious condition after a 7 hour 35 minute operation for massive blood clots in the pulmonary artery. Spokesman Alex Evelove said doctors were optimistic though she faced critical risk during the procedure and blood donors were sought as the operation exhausted her B positive supply.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Peyton Place
Alex Evelove
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Malone
Eveloye
Kmpc-Radio
Knbc-Television
Frost Nips at Parts of Kansas
Northern Kansas saw frost with temperatures as low as 33 at Hill City and frost northeast of Frankfort. Leavenworth reported 36 with light ice on windshields while Pittsburg cooled to 46. Goodland measured 0.12 inch of precipitation. highs ranged from 45 to 68. Weather Bureau forecast fair skies and moderating temperatures through Saturday with 60s today and 70s by Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Frankfort
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Goodland
Weather Bureau
Breakthrough ruling over marriage rule for airline stewardesses
Betty Bateman of Dallas wins reinstatement at Braniff after court arbitrator says airlines must hire married stewardesses and restore seniority and benefits. ALPA calls it a significant victory against long standing industry policy.
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Chicago
Air Line Pilots Association
Aiy Line
Betty Bateman
Dallas
Tex
Braniff International Air
Braniff
Delores Kidder
ALPA
Pilots’ Association
Union
Es District Court
Avery Lays Foundation for Expanded Road Construction
Kansas Governor William H Avery outlined a plan to expand highways to connect major cities and neighboring states. He proposed financing via investment capital repaid from highway excise taxes, avoiding burden on property taxes, with a conference to discuss options including gasoline taxes, toll roads, or revenue bonds.
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Wichita
Kansas
William H. Avery
Ciites
Avery
Addison Meschke
Walter Johnson
Jack Lacy
Department of Economic Development
Meschke
General Revenue Fund
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Jacky
Bryce Roderick
N. Main
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