United States Retaliates Over Poultry Tariffs Fight
The United States said it would retaliate against European Common Market tariff increases on American poultry if no settlement is reached. The plan would raise duties on Faropeat products to offset 840 million a year in poultry exports, signaling a tougher U.S. stance in widened world trade tensions with Europe. The move follows stalled talks as Europe seeks to protect farm surpluses and industrial needs.
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New York
United States
U.S
Europe
Lkid
Protectio
Shoe
Frextile Industri
Sun
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
France
America
New Ideal Store Opens Tomorrow Garden City
Ideal Food Stores unveils a new 16,800 square foot Garden City supermarket with parking for 61 cars, a mas sive rose brick building on former school property between Hackberry and Hazel. Don Otto leads the in store bakery Tas T Bak, deli, fresh fish, meat, dairy and produce, with more staff than the old store. Local architect Howard Blanchard designed the store, and Louis Roush heads Ideal Foods as they plan Elk City expansion.
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Ideal Food
Hackberry
Hazel On
N. Main
Ideal
7Th and Laurel
Man
Garden City
Don Otto
Greeley
Colo
Liberal Ideal
Marine Corps School of Baking
Army School of Baking
Oklahoma State Technical School of Baking
Otte’s
Deliccatessen
Lois Stoppel
Bob Brooks
South Main
Eagles Lodge
S. Main
Louis Roush
Roush
Elk City
Oklo
Howard Blanchard
Geier Electric
Reno, Inc
Cutbreath
Mobile Electronics
P.L. Dale
J. & R. Ready-Mix
Livestock Auction Results From Garden City Auction Market
Total receipts 663 cattle with steers selling steady. Strictly choice steers $24.25 to $24.74, good to low choice $23.00 to $24.25. Heifers $23.50 to $24.75, up to $25.50. Cows: canner $10.50 to $12.00, utility $14.00 to $15.00, fat cows up to $18.00.
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Garden City
Market Rally Falters In Fourth Session Slump
NEW YORK AP The stock market rally faded in its fourth session with early gains erased by a gradual retreat. Trading ran high with over 11 million shares in the first hour as braces suggested a pause for consolidation after a rapid upswing. Industrials mostly slipped while primitives like rubbers and oils rose, and the AP index showed mixed results at noon with the Dow down about one point.
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Brunswick
Thesday
Amerada
Associated Press
ALS
Steel
Bethlehen
Republic
Americin Stock Exchange
Bank Robber On Probation After Sentencing in Kansas
Marvin A Levin a 35 year old jewelry salesman from Kansas City was sentenced to five years in prison for a bank robbery but placed on temporary probation for six months to receive private psychiatric treatment. The Jolson County Parole Board released him for six months and he will become a patient at Menorah Medical Center, with family costs covered.
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Clathe
Marvin
Levin
Kansas City
Jolson County Parole Board
Kansas Prison System
Lopeka
Menorah Medical Center
Kansas
Tilly
Stanley
Kan
Missouri Line
Irvin
Shriver Dole Clash Over Oil Industry Report
Washington AP report describes Kansas Republicans Garnier Shriver and Bory Doky attacking a petroleum study committee report to President Kennedy. They argue the plan promotes flare and control of oil when officials favor removing oil imports to boost domestic supply. Shriver notes claimed production costs rise and excess capacity, while Dole warns of foreign competition if free imports prevail.
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Washington
Garnier
Shriver
Rep
Bory Doky
Kansas
Petroleum Study Committee
Kennedy
Dole
Uus
Kenedy
Disney
Secretary of AF Testifies on TFX contract dispute
Secretary of Air Force Eugene P. Zuckert testifies before the Senate Investigations subcommittee that Lyndon B. Johnson mentioned the TFX award to him and some Congress members discussed it beforehand. He denies any improper influence and says the decision was independent, with General Dynamics favored over Boeing and General Dynamics bidding $711 million for 23 prototypes.
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Air Force
Eugene P. Zuckert
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Menbers
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
General Dynam
General Dynamics
Boeing
Zuckert
Fort Worth
Wichita, Kan
John, Son, & Texan
Curtis
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Zucker
Gilpatric
Navy
Fred Korth
Military pay hike clears Senate for most armed forces
The Senate unanimously approved a broad pay raise for most active duty personnel, reservists, and retirees, costing about 1.228 billion annually. Enlisted ranks gain 35 to 120 dollars monthly, officers 60 to 120 dollars, with special 55 dollar monthly boost for those on cold war duty in Vietnam and Korea. The measure, now headed to the House, mirrors a similar but slightly smaller bill passed there.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Viet Nam
South Korea
Death notices for Lakin and Lamar residents
Earl Marvin Inloes 38 died at home after a yearlong illness and recently sold his Lakin drugstore. He served in the Army and studied pharmacy at KU, marrying Bernice Moeller in 1949. Survivors include wife and multiple children, plus siblings and mother. Harlan R. Parker 86, former Finney County resident, died in Lamar after moving there in 1933. He was a rancher farmer, member of Friends Church and Elks. Survivors include wife, four sons, a daughter, numerous grandchildren and greats. services planned in Lamar and Garden City.
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Lakin
Lamar
Colo
Glendale
Ariz
Lena Scott
Hudson, Colo
Martie Sterrett
Wichita
Venita Schnider
Fort Collins
Harlan R. Parker
Finney County
Parker
Bethlehem
Iowa
Friends Church and Elks Lodge
Carrie
Oral
Eads
Cole
Orval
Iuka
Kan
Leonard
Virgil
Hugoton
Anna Hobson Pritchett
Garden City
Valley View
Phillips-White Funneral Home
Worry Clinic Set for Oct 3 in Garden City
The annual Worry Clinic presented by Mental Health Associations of Southwest Kansas is scheduled for Thursday October 3 at the First Methodist Church Garden City. Six counties were represented by 19 people in a planning session at the Chamber of Commerce office Monday night. Rev. John Clinton of Dodge City chairs the event with a new class All along in business or at home. McDill Huck Boyd Phillipsburg vice president of the Kansas Association for Mental Health will be the keynote speaker.
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Mental Health Associations of
Southwest Kansas
Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
John Clinton
Dodge City
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
The
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Spero Gives Up Pleads Innocent in Credit Union Heist
Kansas City AP reports Nick Louis Spero 28 surrendered Tuesday and pleaded innocent to first degree robbery and motor vehicle theft in the $35,000 Kansas City Star Credit Union holdup. He posted $10,000 bond and is the second of five men sought. John Samuel Rima 35 was arrested July 23 and awaits trial on the same charges after being released on $15,000 bond. police said a witness identified him as the getaway car driver. Both have been indicted by the Jackson County grand jury.
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Nick Louis Spero
Kansas City Star Credit Union
Spero
John Samuel Rima
Rima
Jackson County
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