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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

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U S NATO Allies Initiate Consultations on Western Talks

The United States began consultations with NATO partners on the next round of talks with the Soviet Union. Officials expect a Western negotiating position by mid-month as Dean Rusk and Lord Home plan to meet Gromyko in New York near the UN opening.

Washington United States NATO Unio Bere Dean Rick Lord Home Amber A. Gromyko New York U.N. General Assembly Geneva Ment Foreign Office U.S Moscow United Nations Soviet Union Khrushchev Kennedy Rusk Berlin Gromyko Red China

Kansas City Livestock Market Report

Kansas City market data shows cattle and calf counts around 2,600 cattle and 300 calves with unsettled market. Hogs trading 2,000 head with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows up to 25 higher. prices 210-265 lb 17.50-18.00, sows 270-350 lb 15.25-16.50. Sheep 400 head steady with lambs, good and prime 21.75, 19.50-20.75 for good to choice, ewes 4.50-6.25.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Small Gain on Stock Market

New York AP reports a fifth straight session of modest gains with scattered changes. Industrials rose slightly, Du Pont and Roebuck fell, General Motors and Chrysler led with small gains, Ford edged up, and the Dow Jones at noon stood around 715.8.

NEW York Steels Amt Motors Associated Press Rails A.ary Roebuck du Pont General Motors Chrysler Ford

Burglary Report at Air Control Office

A break-in at Air Control on Main Street early this morning led to the theft of a cash box containing $48. Employee Hichart L. McMillan reported discovering the break in and missing box.

Air Control Main Hichart L. McMillan McMillan

Buddhist Nun Sets Self Afire Amid Vietnam Protests

In Saigon a middle aged Buddhist nun named Dien Hien burned herself to death in a coastal village to advance the Buddhist campaign against President Nay Dinh Diem’s government. In Hue government troops with fixed bayonets broke up a student protest over a navy monk’s funeral, arresting scores and wounding many.

Saigon Viet Nam Nay Dinh Dien Dien Hien Hue

Nice Weather Brings Record Low For Topeka

TOPEKA AP Pleasant weather continues across Kansas as a cool spell eases eastward. Topeka tied a 1928 record with a 62 degree low while Goodland and Wichita saw 61. Daytime highs in the 80s are forecast today and tonight with 60s overnight. Wednesday’s highs reach the 80s across multiple cities as a warmup begins. As the front departs, southerly winds return and scattered showers may occur, with clouds increasing and widely scattered thundershowers expected in western areas late today and Friday.

Topeka Kanang Goodland Wichita Onight Hil City Concordia Lawrence Pittsburg

Kansas to Receive Federal Funds for Wildlife Restoration

Kansas will receive $980,234 in federal funds for fish and wildlife restoration this year, from excise taxes on hunting and fishing equipment. Of the total, $281,324 comes from the Pittman Robertson wildlife restoration fund and $98,910 from Dingell Johnson fish restoration funds.

Topeka Kansas Forestry, Fish and Gone Commission Pittmain-Robertson Fund Dingell Johnson

Hoodlum Priest Charles Dismas Clark Dies at 62

ST. LOUIS AP. The Rev. Charles Dismas Clark, 62, known as Hoodlum Priest, died of a heart attack after a 19 day hospitalization. The Jesuit pleaded the basic good of man, renamed himself for the good thief, and ran Dismay House rehabilitation center aiding about 4,500 ex convicts since 1959. Critics questioned the venture, while former inmates and universities provided support and funding.

ST. Louis Charles Dismas Clark St. Mary's Hospital Christ Dismay Father Dismas Clark Motion Pirtate St. Louis University Fere Washington University

Men Arrested in Robbery Case in Britain

London AP reports two men about 45 arrested in Bournemouth on charges linked to Britain's Great Train Robbery. Police recovered about 100000 pounds in cash from a car and found another stash nearby. The suspects were to be taken to Buckinghamshire where the gang previously held up the Glasgow London mail train and escaped with 2.5 million pounds.

London Holt Britain Bournemouth England Buckinghamshire

Obituaries for Mrs Zorah Urton and Scott City resident

Mrs Zorah Elizabeth Urton 88 died Wednesday afternoon near Palmdale California. She was born December 6 1874 near Sweet Springs Missouri and lived in Finney County Kansas from 1915. Surviving are four daughters four sons 15 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Phillips White Funeral Home Scott City service Saturday 10 30 a m with burial in Scott County Cemetery. Scott City resident Scott County obit notes another local man born 1878 Vandalla Illinois married 1904 moved to Scott County homestead 1948 retired 1956. survivors include widow son daughter and grandchildren. Funeral 10 30 a m Saturday Weinmann Funeral Home Scott City. Burial Scott County Cemetery.

Zorah Elizabeth Urton Palmdale Calif Garden City Finney County Urton Sweet Springs Edward L. , Urton Medicine Lodge Etla Latshaw Center Mildred Jones Edwards Martha Wolf Marjorie Morris George Theodore Scott City Arthur Sidney Syracuse Phillips-White Funeral Home Scott County Bor Vandalla Ill Richard Neva Anderson Haywood May Silvey la Junta Colo Weinmann J. Allen Wheeler Scott County Cemetery

Scott City Obituary for Bert Deng 85

Bert Deng 85 longtime Scott County resident died Wednesday morning at Scott County Hospital. He lived in the county most of his life before moving to his final residence recently, with funeral arrangements pending in the coming days.

Scott City Bert Deng Scott County Deng

First Lady Kennedy Home With Children In Massachusetts

Jacqueline Kennedy returns to Brambletyde on Squaw Island Hyannis Port with Caroline and John Jr. after a Caesarean birth. Doctors advise five months of rest and reduced public duties, delaying Washington return and attendance at upcoming state functions. The family plans transition to Newport after the lease ends.

Hyannis Port Mass Jacqueline Kennedy Washington Caroline John Jr Patrick Bouyler Kennedy Brambletyde Wanmersmith Farm Hugh D. Auchineloss Newport R.1

Funeral Service for George Carl Jones in Deerfield Church

George Carl Jones 51 dies after a long illness. Funeral at 10 am Friday at Deerfield Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Pleenor. Calling hours until Friday morning at Phillips-White Funeral Home Garden City. Burial in Deerfield Cemetery.

Deerfield George Carl Jones Deerfield Methodist Church Robert Pleenor Jones Phillips-White Garden City Deerfield Cemetery

Mrs Lula May Beach Died At 73 In Garden City

Mrs Lula May Beach, 73, longtime Garden City resident since 1925, died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital. Born in Burlington on Oct 6 1889, she married John Sleary Beach in 1908. Survived by three daughters three brothers eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 am Phillips White Funeral Home chapel with Rev Paul Handa. burial Valley View Cemetery.

Lula May Beach St. Catherine Hospital Garden City Scott County Burlington John Sleary Beach Mabel L. Near N. 1St Cleo P. Patterson N. Tih Opal Winger Tulsa Okla Steve Allen Dan Allen Lafe Alen Phillips White Funeral Home Chapel Paul Handa Valley View Cemetery

Hospital Admissions At St Catherine And Other Listings

Today hospital admissions include Mrs Aaron Bennett of Scott City Charles Whitehead and Phillip Paul Jr Mrs Ben Norton Mrs Duane Alexander in Ulysse Mrs Epifanio Garcia 2313 N 7th Arthur Anderson Seati Mrs Clifford Manley 2312 N Main Duane Stoppel Mrs Voss Riggs 2111 A Dismissals At St Catherine Ray Salyer 1012 N Main Oscar Hastings 907 N 9th Mrs Richard Elliott Deerfield Dianna Snell 1007 Pats Drive

St. Catherine Aaron Bennett Scott City Charles Whitehead Taylor Phillip Paul, Jr Ben Norton Duane Alexander Ulysses Epifanio Garcia Arthur Anderson Seati Clifford Manley

Local Student News and Scholarships Highlight fall admissions

Louie Turner is admitted to Southwestern College for the fall semester starting September 16. Becky Rogers earns a fine arts scholarship at Kansas University, receiving the Elizabeth M. Watkins award as a music student. Nancy Marcy, also at Kansas University, is noted as a junior recipient of the same award. Young Hobby Club winners Kathy Landon Sharon Jackson Evelyn Killfoll Ruth Hart Bonnie Leighty Vivian Lightner will receive dipsey ball prizes by mail. Pauletta Hinkle wins a $300 Parent Teacher Association scholarship for the fall term at Emporia Kansas State Teachers College.

Becky Rogers Roland Rogers N. 4Th Kansas University Elizabeth M. Watkins Nancy Marcy Kenneth March Scott City Kathy Landon Pats Drive Sharon Jackson Taylor Evelyn Killfoll Ruth Hart Evans Bonnie Leighty Gardendale Vivian Lightner Pierceville Pauletta Hinkle Oscar Bird BE. Hamline Kansas State Teachers College Emporia

Finney Countians Sent to Denver for Induction

Fourteen Finney Countians were sent to Denver this week by the local Selective Service board. Three were selected for induction into the armed forces: John H. Johnson Jr. of Garden City, Ronald E. Bailey of Sublette, and Jesse L. Martinez of Deerfield. Johnson and Bailey volunteered. Named for physical examinations were Thomas A. Reed, Donald R. Henderson, Gaile E. Garton, Victor L. McCart, Michael O. Bergkamp, Wilber L. Edgington, Howard F. Degenhart, David J. Taylor, Dean F. Mangan, Gary E. Jarmer, James E. Wood, and Michael D. Finney. Dennis Erhart, registered locally, has transferred to a board in Washington state. All shells house animals, not fish.

Finney Denver Selective Service Board Armed Forces John H. Johnson Jr Garden City Ronald E. Bailey Sublette Jesse L. Martinez Deerfield Johnson and Bailey Thomas A. Reed Donald R. Henderson Gaile E. Garton Victor L. McCart Michael O. Bergkamp Wilber L. Edgington Howard F. Degenhart David J. Taylor Dean F. Mangan Gary E. Jarmer James E. Wood Michael D. Finney Dennis Erhart Washington State

Garden City Telegram 1943 August 15 Births and Deeds

In Garden City page two a birth is recorded: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Duane Alexander of Ulysses on August 14 at 5 37 p.m. weighing 7 pounds 4 2 ounces. Numerous warranty deeds list transfers for Garden City properties including Holmes addition and Crown Heights. Marriage license shown for Larry Orban Slimatze and Amanda Louise Sinclair, both 17 and from Garden City.

Dorothy Lyons Dale Redburn City Gus Nolte Healy St. Catherine Duane Alexander Ulysses Tre A. Ashworth John F. ‘Tatro Jones Garden City Josephine Green Harry JL. Nicholson South Range Principal Meridian Finney County Jesse Scott Jr Christiansen Grain, Inc Holmes 3Rd Emanuel Doll J. A. Doll Township Range Lillian B. Williams Kenneth M. Heinrichs Stevens Block 11 Leroy J. Garman Willis E. Pitts M. E. Muleh Teitelbaum Ted M. Altman Charles W. McCommons Crown Heights Earl Norris Robert E. Norris Kerfoot Key Homes, Inc East Village Larry Orban Slimatze Amanda Louise Sinclair

Court Fines and Disturbance Docket Summary

Courts fines issued for speeding to Donald Leiker and Verle Farlow each $10 and $5 costs. District bound over William By ram Jr for $232 check forgery with $1,000 bond. Police fines for Vance Mc Cloud driving while intoxicated $100, Orson Stobaugh drunk $25. Walter Halley profane language $10. Disturbing the peace charge dismissed with $15 of $25 bond refunded.

SOUND Donald G. Leiker St. John Verle Walter Bradford Halley

Traffic Accident Involving Pickup And Parked Car

A traffic collision occurred Thursday at 0:25 a.m. in the 400 block of North 8th Street. Gail W. Laughlin, age unknown, of 1307 Hattie, drove a pickup involved in the incident. A parked car owned by St. Mary's Church, with a minor occupant, was also involved.

N. 8Th Gail W. Laughlin Hattie St. Mary's Church

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