07 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
1
After beautification of Main Street in Hays, locals celebrate the brighter appearance while women passengers complain about stains on white shoes from the new tar. A note on hospital births and a recipe for Hawaiian spareribs with a sweet pineapple sauce follows, detailing ingredients and step by step cooking method.
Norton Telegraph editor Pat Taylor faces jail if he leaves a city council meeting after opposing a closed session. Telegram publisher Howard Wilson defends reporting open government as city officials meet to discuss public funds. The episode highlights tension between press freedom and municipal secrecy in Norton Kansas.
A Pleasant Valley insecticide firm designates June as Fight the Filthy Fly Month. The campaign promotes using its products to keep the flies down, making the valley seem more Pleasant. June also marks National Recreation.
The excerpt notes that various months abroad mark events such as National Barbecue Month, Dairy Month, and National Hot Dog Month. It mentions July starting Pickles for Picnic Time and calls attention to National Humor Week sponsored by the National Association of Gagwriters and Comedy Workshops of America, following National Laugh Week in April.
The piece argues for trade school enrollment as a viable path for graduates not pursuing college. It cites an expected 50 percent rise in skilled trades jobs from 1960 to 1975 and emphasizes practicality and reward in skilled labor careers amid an evolving industrial economy.
Editors note the shift in railroad finance from old moguls to modern pension funds and trusts. A New York State Teachers Retirement System loan of 15 million at 4 percent illustrates how funds from teachers and other pension pools now back bonds, with federal guarantees easing risk. The piece argues money sources and control have evolved over three decades.
Preliminary hearings began in Great Bend on the murder charge against Roy H Kounty and an unemployed laborer named Cook. The pair were involved in a disturbance at a modest Great Bend home on East Lith Street where Cook allegedly beat his wife to death on May 9. Both drivers escaped ticketing as vehicles damaged parts of the house.
Joseph J. Lombardo 48 of Brooklyn NY senior vice commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be featured speaker at the 43rd annual VFW Department Convention in Hays June 14 16 at the VFW post home. Also attending from the national VFW Ladies Auxiliary is Beulah Adamson of Denver Ohio, auxiliary president in 1961 and a longtime national officer and committee member.
Four killed and four injured in a two car collision eight miles south of Seneca near Nemaha County Lake. Victims include Mrs Sandra Quinn 21 and her daughter Robin 4 from Kansas City and Mike Ladey 10 of Corning. Others injured are Brenda Bradley 13 of Salina Connie Bryant 18 of Raytown. Mrs Frank H Haverkamp Sr 54 of Seneca and her family also involved. The crash occurred on Kansas 68 at the crest of a hill. injured taken to Axtell Hospital. Police note Quinn family and children were headed to swim when accident happened.
Dr Mother answers readers questions about why the body changes with age. He compares the body to a brick house, where old cells are replaced by new ones guided by DNA. Each replacement follows a long pattern, not identical parts, with proteins as building blocks.
Willis Montgomery a truck driver aged 58 of 308 West 11th died early this morning at Hadley Memorial Hospital in Hays where he had been a patient one day Survivors include his widow Irene and numerous children and grandchildren Funeral services are set for 9 am Monday at St Josephs Church in Hays with burial in the church cemetery The body will be in state at Brock s North Hill Chapel in Hays until the hour of service
On this date in 1939 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in the United States via Niagara Falls to meet Secretary of State Cordell Hull. Other events span Braddock’s 1755 expedition, Lee’s 1776 independence move, Lincoln’s 1864 renomination, Midway’s 1942 victory, Normandy in 1944, and remarks on commerce policy and visits by Macmillan and Kennedy.
Washington reports the Tinosa nuclear submarine test and commissioning trials have been suspended with no new schedule. The navy, citing no reason, may delay until the Thresher inquiry findings are reviewed. The Thresher vanished with 129 aboard during deep dives April 10 near Boston.
In January 1983, tax rules tighten for individuals and corporations. Officials say new limits apply to personal deductions and income thresholds, with enforcement beginning early next year to curb evasion and widen revenue.
Donald Kretteer a 14 year old from LA Crosao was fined $20 in City Court on cardless driving charges after a June 2 ticket.
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