Kansas and Garden City Market Cattle and Hog Report
Slaughter steers and heifers strong to 25 cents higher with 255 slaughter loads and 70 loads of heifers for current delivery. Total load movement 325 this week, feeders steady after last week’s dip. Garden City receipts 716 cattle and 513 hogs with yearlings and feeder steers active, calves mixed. hog top at 19.80, packing sows 14 to 16.50, boars 10 to 12, cows and calves brisk with pairs 180 to 250.
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Kansas City
Dow Jones gains at noon and live beef futures listed
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at noon rose 30 points to 871.57. Live Beef futures for August, October, December, and February show highs, lows, and closes with prices around 27. spread details include 27.25 to 26.60 ranges and a 2.060 close for February.
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Chicago Live
Church on Fire sparks Catholic church debate at Vatican
Washington AP reports Cardinal O'Boyle denounces theologians' stance against Pope Paul VI encyclical on birth control, calling their actions setting the church on fire. In Kansas City market notes cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and activity details. Republicans set August 6 to nominate M C Schrader for Probate Judge.
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Washington
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Paul VI
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St. Matthew's
Races for Attorney General Nomination on Both Parties
Voters in the Democratic and Republican primaries will choose a nominee for attorney general. Democrats have two candidates. Republicans field five contenders including Kent Frizzell and Robert D. Hecht. Profiles describe Muth, Rome, Chipman, Frizzell, Hecht, McAtee, Seaton and their backgrounds, families, and careers.
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Attorney General's Office
Huberts Top Scholastic Honors From Southwest Kansas
Garden City student James B. Hubert, son of Mr and Mrs Abe Hubert, earned straight A’s at Kansas State University. Other Southwest Kansas students listed include Keith L. Eberhart Deerfield Carol Ann Eberhart Jonathan Houghtaling and several Garden City residents. Scott City scholars Charlene Barker Sharilyn Beach Dana Buehler Otho Harden Katherine Kirk Connie McReynolds Neil Norman Anne Parkinson Steven Rogers Vance Van Pelt also received scholastic honors for maintaining at least a 3.3 GPA with 12 semester hours.
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Garden City
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Southwest Kansas
James B. Hubert
Abe Hubert
N.ath
Carl D. Christensen
Samuel L. Hands
Robert W. Hering
Charles L. Hett
Marty M. Meschke
Gordon E. Montney
Kary S. Nelson
Charles W. Newcom
Marilyn J. Plett
Sharon L. van Vleet
Robert E. Yost
Keith L. Eberhart
Deerfield
Carol Ann Eberhart
Jonathan Houghtaling
Lakin
Steven L. Brooks
Jennifer Sullivan
Ulysses
Death of J. H. Plummer at 81 Near Scott City
J H Plummer 81 died Saturday at his home northwest of Scott City Born November 10 1886 in Farlington he married Nancy Johnston in 1910 at Dighton moved to Jetmore in 1909 then Scott City in 1912 a farmer survived by widow three sons Norville Logan County Glen Oakley Eugene Holyoke Colo a daughter Dorothy Willis Syracuse six grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at First United Methodist Church Rev Thomas Bandy to officiate Burial in Scott County Cemetery
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J. H. Plummer
Farlington
Nancy Johnston
Dighton
Jetmore
Norville
Logan County
Glen
Oakley
Eugene
Holyoke
Colo
Dorothy
Willis
Syracuse
First United Methodist Church
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Scott County Cemetery
Pep Club Girls Set to Start Uniform Projects at School
Pep Club at Garden City High plans to begin obtaining patterns material and blouses for new uniforms. President Colleen Regan says outfits should be ready before the September first game, with jumper patterns brown material and round collared blouses ordered from J C Penney. The article notes U S wax consumption for 1967 at 997658600 pounds.
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Garden City High School
Colleen Regan
J. C. Penney Co
Hospital dismissals and court notices clutter Sublette report
A Sublette local brief lists numerous hospital dismissals at St. Catherine on Saturday and Sunday including Jeffrey Allison and Mrs. David Lobmeyer plus baby, with addresses in Garden City, Sublette, and nearby towns. It also notes a suspended sentence for F. J. Fleming of Reading and a Kansas license cancellation for John H. Cling of Garden City. Police report traffic accidents and property damage in multiple blocks with residents named.
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William Heim
Garden City Ave
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Deerfield
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Gardenn City
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Oklahoma
Kansan to Lead Fight at GOP Rules Change
Ila Kansas delegate Odd Williams of Lawrence leads the Kansas delegation in opposing a Republican national convention rules change. The proposal would add three seats per state and grant automatic delegates, seen as boosting party structure and diluting grassroots selection. Kansas argues it widens disparities between large and small states, as examples show New Hampshire and Utah rising from eight to eleven delegates. New York would rise from 92 to 95, a smaller percentage gain.
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Buck” Boyd
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Girl Hurt in Fall at Park in Garden City
An 11 year old Overland Kansas girl, Vickie Sue Hedge, vacationing with her family in Garden City, fell from the top of a fireman’s pole at Finnup Park. She plunged about 12 feet, hitting her head on steel plating. Admitted to S J Catherine Hospital overnight then moved to a hospital near home. The Kelley family of seven was in Garden City for a vacation.
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Scott County Free Fair Opens Busy Southwest Fair Week
Southwest Kansas opens a busy fair week led by Scott County Free Fair with events from today through Wednesday including judging, queen crowning, livestock shows, 4-H sales, and a grandstand revue. Other fairs in the region run through mid August with parades, horse shows, rodeos, and Grand Ole Opry segments highlighted.
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Bruce Francis Receives Kansas NECA Scholarship
Bruce Francis of 1309 North Avenue has been awarded a Kansas chapter National Electrical Contractors Association scholarship for his freshman year at the University of Kansas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Francis and a spring graduate with high honors from the local high school. The Kansas chapter NECA awards ten scholarships annually to electrical engineering students. Local Garden City area NECA members Geier's Inc Dave Crabb Electric Electric and Stickney McMillan Air Control are listed among area contractors.
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Shots Fired Into Motel at Flamingo Motel
A 22 year old Garden City man, charged with disorderly conduct and discharging firearms, is out on a $60 bond after a shooting at the Flamingo Motel on US50 early Sunday. No injuries were reported as a car fired at least three rounds into room 132 and a pickup truck.
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Russians Jab GOP Platform Critiqued by Tass
Moscows Tass denounced the Republican draft platform for Miami Beach as vague and lacking concrete remedies. The agency praised some foreign policy attempts but found strong Goldwaterism traces and no clear Viet Nam policy alternative to the present administration.
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