U Thant seeks more UN troops for Cyprus crisis
UN Secretary General U Thant asked for additional soldiers to reinforce the Cyprus peace force as Greek and Turkish Cypriot tensions intensify. Indian Lt. Gen. K O S Thimayya, inspecting the Kokkina area, warned the lull is only a breather amid cross fire. Greece and Turkey trade appeals to the UN and Geneva stalemate prompts possible General Assembly action. A separate note reports shoes stolen from a parked car and a statistic noting fewer women drink milk after age six.
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Nivosia
Cypris
U Thant
Cypria
Cyprus
Turkey
Security Council
KO S. Thimayya
Kokkina
George Papandreous
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
Ismet Inonu
Papandreous
Khrushchev
Inimu
Garden City Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions at St Catherine Bardick Norton Sr Wilbur A Ross Clara Armstrong Antonio Espinosa Lakin Jalomo Stoners No 1 include Richards. dismissals at St Catherine Taymond Roth Steven Bechant William Dechant Davitt Gregor Rob Blackburn Ed Camp. Local residents listed with addresses on Evang Main and Rt 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Bardick
Norton, Sr
St. Catherine
Taymond Roth
Steven Wayne Bechant
N. Lord
William Joseph Dechant
Davitt Gregor
Star
Robert Blackburn
Seth Ed Camp
Traffic City Accidents on Thursday at multiple locations
Reports describe a series of Thursday traffic incidents in Wichita and surrounding areas. Ralph F. Joachim and Mrs Uriah Tapscott sustained minor and moderate damage respectively at Main and Kansas. Mrs John Sullivan and a parked car were involved at 7th and Chestnut with minor damage. John Schiffelbein and a parked car suffered moderate damage near W Fulton. A Main and Chestnut crash involved William Rich Gakin Yvette Hernandez and James Leiker with varying damage.
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Main
Kansas
Ralph F. Joachim
Wichita
Uriah T. Tapscott
7Th and
Chestnut
John L. Sullivan
al. N
John Schiffelbein
Ida
W. Fulton
Main and
Willia Rich
Gakin
Yvette Hernandez
Amarillo
Texas
James A. Leiker
Holcomb
Local Produce Market Egg Varieties And Dairy Prices
Markets show eggs by size including Extra Large Large Medium and Small from A’s and G’s heavy and light hens. Local wagon prices list Wheat at 1.32, Mile at 1.80, Rye at 0.85 and Barley at 0.70 with no changes noted.
Market Rally Pauses After Early Gains in New York
The New York stock market rally continued but trading pace slackened at midday. The Associated Press average rose 4 to 316.8 with industrials up, rail shares up, and utilities flat. Dow Jones average gained 1.3 to 839.55 as CBS stock swung after buyout news involving the New York Yankees. Republic Steel and U S Steel edged higher while other major automakers showed little change.
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New York
IBM
Associated Press
Dow Jones
CBS
New York Yankee
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
Valley View sexton Arthur Sturdevant dies at 84
Long-Time Valley View sexton Arthur Martin Sturdevant, 84, died yesterday at St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. He served as sexton for 25 years until retiring in 1954 and shaped much of the cemetery’s landscaping. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Church of the Nazarene, with burial in Valley View Cemetery. He leaves a widow, two sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren, and 17 great grandchildren.
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Arthur Martin Sturdevant
Valley View Cemetery
Mr. Sturdevant
St. Catherine Hospital
Valley View
Clyde Arthur Sturdevant
Chase
L. C. Sturdevant
Ned Sole
W. Emerson
Clarence Murray
Albert
Cimarron
Mable Sibley
Lewis
Church of the Nazarene
Bob Fetters
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Brookville
Ran
Garden City
Euston
Elizabeth Ann Tilly
Dubois
Russ
Doug Beger
Flag battle centers on three leaf flag proposal
OTTAWA AP The flag dispute becomes the focus of a special political conference next week with Prime Minister Lester B Pearson inviting leaders of all Canadian parties to discuss a new national flag. The government supports three red maple leaves while a counter proposal favors a single leaf.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
William E Pennell dies at 89 in Lak in area
William E Pennell 89 died this morning at Labo Rest Home in Lak in. Born April 4 1875 in Bloomsville Indiana he leaves widow Lillie Pennell Roy son Ruby Friend daughter seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Burial planned at Chautauqua with Navis Funeral Home making local announcement.
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Lakin
William E. Pennell
Labo Rest Home
Bloomsville
Ind
Lillie Pennell
Scott City
Roy
Ruby Friend
Chautauqua, Navis Funeral Home
Senior Citizens Hobby Show Planned for Spring
Finney County Committee on Aging met at the University of Kansas Extension Center to announce a second spring hobby show for seniors ages 55 and over. J D Adams, former chair of last May’s event, praised its success and urged entries. Mrs Frank Schulman of the Gray Ladies spoke on visitation activities and the State Welfare visit program, with plans for an elder care refresher course Sept 15 at 7 30 p.m.
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Finney County Committee On Aging
University of Kansas Extension Center
J. D. Adams
Frank Schulman
Gray Ladies
State Department of Social Welfare
K. U. Extension Center
Flashy Blonde 'Honey' 10-Ton Asphalt Pilot in KC
In Kansas City a 20-year-old wife, Margaret Schoenberger, called Honey, drives a 10-ton dump truck and operates a steamroller for her husband Ray Schoenberger’s asphalt work. She says she learned to drive early and loves the job, supporting five children aged 3 to 10.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ray Schoenberger
Honey
Ray
Margaret
Wheels Truck Wheels Truck
Ray owned five dump trucks and, amid injuries and financial strain, his wife Margaret learned the business after Ray was burned in a gasoline accident. With the baby born, she began driving the trucks herself while others doubted her.
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Ray
Margaret
Dennis
Sheryl
Vicki
Raymond
El Quartelejo Pageant Set for Early October
Scott City to host the El Quartelejo Pageant on Sunday evening October 11 at Scott County State Park. The two hour event recreates historic Quivira era with Plains Indians Coronado Taos and Picurie groups, ending with the ancient pueblo burning. Official guests include Daughters of the American Revolution members and Scott County Historical Society.
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Scott City
Scott County State Park
Kansas
el Quartelejo
United States
Dept. of the Interior
Bill Royer
Scott City News-Chronicle
John Boyer
Bill
Chet Fouquet
White
Scoll Park
Beaver Creek
Coronado
Quivira
Taos
Daughters of the American Revulution
Scott County Historical Society
Curtis Wins Qualified Rating at Photography Meet
Curtis Studio owner Jack Curtis of Garden City earned the Professional Photographers of America Qualified Rating in general commercial photography at the 73rd exposition in Chicago. The award followed judging by the commercial division board of review, highlighting outstanding color and black and white work.
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Jack Curtis
Curtis Studio
Garden City
Professional Photographers of America, Inc
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
PP of A
Board of Review
Wesley Bowman
Savings Associations Show Increase in Assets
Savings and loan associations in Southwest Kansas report a substantial rise in assets and transactions for the first half of 1964 based on figures released by the Kan. fichier.
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Sas Savings
Lean Asyn
Telegram Area
Baraivers
Savings and Loan Associations
Kansas
Kan
Teams Selected For State Fair Judging at Hutchinson
Home economics judging teams to represent Fiofey County at the Kansas State Fair Sep 19 24 have been chosen. Clothing team includes Connie VenJohn Kathy Todd both Go Getters 4-H Club and Helen Rintoul St. Mary's Allies. Foods team features Mary Dechant Go Getters Janet McMillan Beacon Boosters Pam Wentworth Eager Beavers. Home improvement squad lists Teresa Daniels Pawnee Indians Vicki Brown Happy Hustlers Diane Fansher Beacon Roosters. Alternate is Linda Dunavant Beacon Boosters. Judging team members were selected on average high score from Monday and June 15 county wide contests.
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Fiofey County
Hutchinson
Connie VenJohn
Kathy Todd
Go Getters
Helen Rintoul
St. Mary’s
Janet McMillan
Beacon Boosters
Mary Dechant
Pam Wentworth
Eager Beavers
Linda Dunavant
Teresa Daniels
Pawnee Indians
Vicki Brown
Happy Hustlers
Diane Fansher
Beacon Roosters
Bill Simpson Earns Auctioneering Diploma In Mine Souris Auction School
Bill Simpson of 1412 N 8th completed a course in basic auctioneering and auction sales management at the Missouri Auction School in Kansas City. He earned a diploma and honorary title of colonel alongside other auctioneers nationwide and in Canada. Simpson moved to Garden City 14 years ago, is married with two children, and is employed by Laughlin Electric.
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W. R
Bill
Simpson
Minesouri Auction School
Kansas City
Canada
Garden City
Laughlin Electric
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Joe
Jan Rishel
Kearny
Arthur M. Sturdevant
Flashy
Bob Townsend
The
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Culligan
Rand McNally World Globe
Culligan Man
Culligan Water Conditioning Co
Taylor Plaza
Curtis
State Fair
Bill Simpson
Trademet Ave
Tom Dimitt
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