Nine Miners Near Freedom After Breakthrough Drill
Nine miners trapped for eight days in a limestone mine near Champagnole France neared rescue as a 23 inch oil drill punched a shaft through the rock. Officials said the breakthrough occurred shortly before 1 p.m. and rescue crews prepared to hoist the men to the surface in a metal capsule. Morale and physical condition were reported excellent though foreman Andre Martinez had sprained an ankle days earlier.
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Champagnole
France
Ing
André Socie
Andre Martinez
Martinet
Pen
Champaghole
Max Montagne
Martinez
Miners Rescued Surface First Of Nine Trapped In France
Bulletin from Champagne says the first of nine miners trapped since July 27 in a limestone mine near Champagne restored to the surface today. Rescue teams continue efforts to bring the remaining miners up while avoiding further collapses as the operation nears its final stages.
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Champagnole
France
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Cattle 4,500 calves 100 steady to 25 lower with various price ranges for steers heifers and calves. Hogs 2,500 moderately active prices down 25 cents for barrows and gilts, sows strong with multiple weight classes listed. Sheep 800 steady with price ranges for spring lambs and feeders.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Stock Market Drops Sharply In Early Trading
New York stocks declined sharply in a moderately active session as steel and motor shares fell while investors eyed possible targets in UAW labor talks. The Dow fell to 835.90, with the AP 60 average down 1.3 at noon, as General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler led losses and uncertainty over Southeast Asia and Washington developments weighed on sentiment.
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New York
APY
Steelsi
Motors
United Auto Workers
Associated Press
Washington
Southeast Asia
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethhlehem
Republic Steel
Hospital Admission and Birth Report Paragraph
Hospital admissions list several names and addresses including St Catherine and Eminence Rt. Henry Dunlap Sr. and Mrs. Clara Frey. Dismissals note multiple individuals from Deerfield Dighton and Hugoton areas. Births record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bilte Degenhart at St Catherine on August 3 at 7 58 p.m. The document reads as a local hospital notices page with names, places and timing.
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St. Catherine
Hugh Hampton
Bille & Degenhart
Manuel Dechant
Clara V. Frey
E. Olive
Perry Brown
Esther 8. Roberts
Mulberry
Ronald Scott
Henry L. Dunlap
Gardendale
Carl Bantrup
Deerfield
Leopold
Clark Henson
Stratton
Warranty deeds filed for multiple parcels and owners
Legals record lists transfers including Albert J Brown to Sarah La Carter Northwest Texas tract described as west 3 acres of east 8 acres of south 20 acres of north 120 acres of NW quarter of section 8 township 24 range 32. Iva C Clark to Ted Carlson two thirds in southwest quarter of section 4 township 21 range 32. Howard B Smith to Crawford Blake east 50 feet of lot in block 2 Howerton's replat. William R Cook to Nora Montgomery lot 13 block 1 Jones Addition. Bertha Danklefs to Ethel Stein lot 13 Harper's replat block 14 Holmes Second Addition. M L Michaelsen to Michaelsen Construction Co Inc north 100 feet of Era tract.
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Albert J. Brown
Sarah la Carter
Iva C. Clark
Ted Carp Hell
Howard B. Smith
Crawford E. Blake
Property transfers and land descriptions in Garden City area
Deeds record transfers including Theodore Wadley to James Stucker, Michael Sen Construction to Ervin Hipp, Cash and Carry Lumber to Herbert apres ad, and oil and gas ledgers involving Ella Lippoldt and Robert Kirk. Descriptions cover parcels in Garden City blocks and townships 21, range 28 with sections 12 14 23 28 and Parkwood First additions.
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Garden City
Theodore P. Wadley
James D. Stucker
Inge
Vinzant
Michaelsen Construction Co. Inc
Ervin Hipp
Cash and Carry Lumber Co. Ihe
Herbert A. Apres
Parkwood First
Oil and Gas Leders
Ella H. Lippoldt
Robert H. Kirk
Isabel M. Finnup
Sullug
Williams
Township
Deaths of Mrs Dorothy Elizabeth Caldwell and Peter Seiler
Funeral notices list Dorothy Elizabeth (Miller) Caldwell 56 of Grand Junction formerly Garden City died Friday. Services at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Valley View Cemetery. Survivors include one brother Everett Miller. Also noted: Peter Seiler 69 of Windsor Hotel died Monday night. survived by widow Lorena and five sisters and three brothers. Garland and Lahey funeral homes involved in arrangements.
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Dorothy Elizabeth (Miller) Caldwell
Garden Citian
Grand Junction
Colo
First Presbyterian Church
Herman Liese
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips
White Funeral Home
Caldwell
Oneda
Garden City
Presbyterian Church and Order of Eastern Star
William Caldwell
Everett Miller
802 N. Ltd
Peter Seiler
Windsor Hotel
Colwich
Seiler
Lorena
Wichita
Martin Petit
Penn
Ida Simon
Augusta
Ma Street
Mary Frances
Mary Elizabeth
Sacred Heart
Leonard
John Seiler
Edward Seiler
Maize
Garland Funeral Home
Lahey Funeral Home
Georges, Mahoney Obituaries From Garden City Area
Marry L George 77 former Garden City resident died Monday in Wichita after living there 20 years Born March 28 1887 in eastern Kansas he lived in Garden City from 1917 to 1944 Married Elizabeth Orner June 25 1917 in Garden City Survivors include widow two daughters Mrs Margaret Magowan and Mrs Mary F Shaffer a sister Mrs Nell Key and brother James George seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral arrangements to be announced by Garland Funeral Home Also Mrs Joe Mahoney 55 former Garden City resident died Friday in Russell A former high school football coach and instructor Funeral and burial were held Monday in Russell
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Kansas
Wichita
Garden City
Elizabeth Orner
George
Methodist Church
Margaret Magowan
New York City
Mary F. Shaffer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nell Key
Kinsley
James George
Garland Funeral Home
Joe Mahoney
Russell
Mahoney
Death of 15 month old David LeRoy Adams
David LeRoy Adams of Deerfield died Monday in Garden City after a short illness. He was born April 27 1943 in Garden City. Survived by his parents Harris Jay Adams and Mrs Vis Adams and maternal and paternal grandparents. Mass of angels will be said Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Phillips White Funeral Home today from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
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Deerfield
David LeRoy Adams
Vis
Harris Jay Adams
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Joe Brungardt
Conkling
Roy Adams
St Mary's Catholic Church
A. J. Hanchak
Valley View Cemetery
Friends Thay
Phillips White Funeral Home
Pan
Courts bow to fines in county traffic and misdemeanors
A county court list details multiple cases with fines and costs. Names include Gerald L. Kells Lucy Thornburgh Donald Mitchell Robert Reinhard Paul Gutman Mary Robertson Steven Maupin and others. Offenses span no license speeding and registration issues with typical penalties and suspended days in some instances.
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Cqunty
Fred Frisby
Lakin
Govan C. Mills
Leon
Gerald L. Kells
Wesley
Lucy A. Thornburgh
San‘ta Fe
Donald L. Mitchell
Coldwater
Robert A. Reinhard
Colorado Springs
Colo
Billy R. Dykes
Lubbock
Tex
Paul J. Gutman
Denver
Mary V. Robertson
Dumas
Steven BR. Maupin
Mulberry
George Cruz
N. 13Th
Clifford C
Henry
Deerfield
Clark Edward Lee
Lewis Eugene Red
E. Santa Fe
Alfa Iva Mills
E. Chestnut
John Lester Carr
N. Main
Bill Leon Petty
Burnside Drive
Abraham Fiorite Rodriguez
Joseph Charles Hodge
N. Ltd
Walter Pfenninger
Garden City Ave
Ray E. Breuning
William W. Gere
Donald A. Martin
Alfa Ira Mills
Clifford C. Henry
Jerry L. Ebaugh
Eddie Lee Skipper
Clark E. Lee
James Springer
John L. Carr
Traffic accidents and campsite expansion noted in 1984 plan
At 12 20 pm Monday an accident at 10th and Kansas involved Cat driven by Mrs. Dale E Saffels and Lee Roy Phifer with extensive damage to both cars at 12 30 pm another crash at Main and Walnut involved Mrs George E Smith and Arnold Duane Alexander with moderate to extensive damage. A plan to add a thousand more campsites in national parks in 1984 is announced. Skunks are found only in America.
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Peo
10Th
Kansas
Dale E. Saffels
Pat's
Lee Roy Phifer
Holly
Colo
Main
Walnut
George E. Smith
Arnold Duane Alexander
Ulysses
U S Officials Watchful On Vietnamese Coast Clash
Washington officials weighed whether Sunday’s PT boat attack on the destroyer Maddox marked a single incident or a broader Communist strategy. Navy ships and aircraft pursued the attackers while President Johnson ordered shoot to kill stance for naval forces.
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Washington
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Navy
Khrushchev Keeps Germany in Focus Amid War of Tensions
Moscow dispatch says Premier Khrushchev again tops unsettled Cold War issues with a demand for a German peace settlement before any further East‑West relaxation. He spoke to Pravda and Kvestia on the first anniversary of the nuclear test ban treaty, urging an international no‑force pact in territorial disputes and steps to ease Caribbean Southeast Asia Cyprus and Arab tensions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Germany
Pravda
Kvestia
Caribbean
Southeast Asia
Cyprus
Arab Peninsula
Davis Accepts Entomologist Post After Masters Degree
John A. Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Fred R Davis of 602 Howerton, has earned an MSc in Zoology from Fort Hays State College and accepts a role as entomologist with Schinder Pest Control in Topeka. He is active in the Kansas Ornithologist Union and Kansas Academy of Science, studied shore birds in Finney County, and wrote a thesis on that topic. He and his wife Janet Dougherty and their two children now reside in Topeka. The note mentions North America hosts about 700 butterfly species and over 7,000 moth species.
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John A. Davis
Fred R. Davis
Howerton
Fort Hays State College
Schinder Pert Control Company
Topeka
Davis
Kansas Ornithologist Union
Kansas Academy of Science
Finney County
Janet Dougherty
Garden City Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron Redesignated
The Garden City squadron of Civil Air Patrol was redesignated the Garden City Cadet Squadron last week under Lt. Charles K. Newson. Captain Otto Ballinger, former commander, is promoted to group four communications staff officer overseeing CAP networks in southwest Kansas. Cadets ages 13 to 18 are invited to enlist, with Lt. Newson handling inquiries at BR 6-3493 as staff refurbishes CAP headquarters at Garden City Municipal Airport for all classes.
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Garden City
Civil Air Patrol
Charles K. Newson
Garden City Group Four
Otto Ballinger
Group Four
Kansas
Newson
Ward Completes His PhD Degree
John William Ward Jr son of Mr and Mrs J W Ward 90g N Main has completed his PhD at Northwestern University Evans ton Illinois He holds degrees from Garden City High School Southwestern College Winfield and Perkins School of Theology Dallas He taught at Garrett Theological Seminary Roosevelt University and Indiana University Northwest and has taught at McMurry College He was invited to join Boston University School of Theology as assistant professor of speech and homiletics He is married to Carmen Dressler of Lebo and they have two sons Scott and Mark They will move to Boston this month
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John William Ward Jr
J. W. Ward
N. Main
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ilinois
Emporia
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Ward
Rotary International Exchange
Garden City
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Perkins
Methodist Church
Coatesville
Ind
City Methodist Church
Gary
Garrett Theological Seminary
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Indiana University
Northwest
McMurry College
Abilene
Boston University School of Theology
Carmen Dressler
Lebo
Scott
Mark
Boston
West Brothers Win in Lane County Fair Contest
Richard and Thomas West Shields Jay hawks won champion and reserve at the Lane County Fair Best Groomed Boy Contest. Cheryl Zink topped the style revue with Margaret Shay as reserve. Read aloud list includes blue ribbon winners from local 4-H clubs and groups, with judges and July 20 performances at Dighton High School auditorium.
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Dighton
Richard
Thomas West
Shield Jayhawks
Cheryl Zink
Margaret Shay
Healy Sunflowers
Dighton High School
Ben McCullen
Cimarron
Gray County
Margaret Stewart
Jacque Edmundson
Patricia Holmes
Amy Aggies
Kathy Karl
Gayle Yost
Cathy Reeves
Cynthia Reeves
Marsha Schmalzried
Diana Guthrie
Dighton Golddiggers
Shirley Herenemous
Marsha Schwartz
Roberta Shaffer
Judy West
Susan Heath
Eager Beavers
Mary Adams
Mona Adams
Rose Mary James
Ellen Roberts
Shields Jayhawks
Absentee Votes Counted Today in Kansas Primary
In Kansas primary voting overstate absentee ballots are being counted in most precincts today. Wyandotte and Sedgwick counties will count theirs Thursday. Wyandotte reported about 770 out-of-state ballots and Sedgwick more than 1,650. total statewide count unavailable.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wyandotte
Sedgwick
Secretary of State
Malcolm Wilson
Scout groups honor Reverend Hanchak birthday at park dinner
Scout Troop 61 and Cub Pack 61 sponsored by Knights of Columbus held a basket dinner at Finnup Park to celebrate Reverend David Hanchak's birthday. A court of honor awarded 12 members, eight Cub Scouts earned ranks, and a photograph of the Ad Altare Dei group was presented with Reverend Hanchak. Reverend Paul Becquet attended as a guest.
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Knight's of Columbus
Finnup Park
David Hanchak
Albert Knoll
Hanchak
Paul Becquet
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Saigon
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