Goldwater Says Demos Misled On Appeasement And NATO
Sen Barry Goldwater charged Democrats misled the nation on appeasement and disarmament and urged NATO unity. He proposed giving allies access to a Washington Moscow hotline and supplying NATO with small tactical nuclear weapons. In New York he met business leaders and praised the day. He warned the Johnson administration bypasses NATO partners and threatens alliance cohesion.
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Barry Goldwater
U.S
Europe
Washington
Goldwater
New York City
Arizona
Johnson
NATO
Deaths in Scott City and Russell Springs
Margaret Pfenninger 81 longtime Scott County resident died at a rest home after an extended illness born December 28 1882 in Norwood Missouri married Walter Pfenninger in 1903 moved to Scott County and farmed later retiring to Scott City survived by two sons Ralph and Carl six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren funeral Wednesday 2 pm Weinmann Price Funeral Home Scott City burial Scott County Cemetery R. McMillen 73 former Logan County resident died yesterday at Parkview Hospital Pueblo Colorado survived by widow Roxie three sisters and a brother funeral Thursday 2 pm Russell Springs High School Auditorium burial Russell Springs arranging funeral by Weinmann Price Funeral Home.
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Scott City
Margaret Pfenninger
Scott County
Norwood
Walter Pfenninger
Ness County
Gig
Wat
Ralph
Carl
Weinmann- Price Funeral Home
Elmer Rinkel
Russell Springs
Protsman R. McMillen
Logan County
Parkview Hospital
Pueblo
Colo
Roxie
Grace Williams
Attomwas
Iowa
Violet Miller
Mount Pleasant
Ruth Shannon
Los Angeles
Calif
Perry
Attomwa
Russell
Market Summary From City Yard and Livestock Sale
Local markets report mixed prices with Wheat at 1.34 dollars and unchg for Mile 1.80. Garden City Livestock totals 1,463 receipts, 311 hogs, 843 stocker cattle sold. Steer calves 300-400 lb brought 20 to 22 dollars, heavier 18 to 21, Holsteins 13 to 14, heifer calves 18.75 to 20.50. Better steers/heifers up 1 dollar, plain items steady. 500-600 lb steers 19.50 to 21, 600-759 lb 19 to 20.40, 800-1000 lb 18.50 to 20. Shapey stock 18 to 19, yearling heifers 18.59 to 19.70, best quality 14 to 17.50, plain 12 to 15. Baby calves 20 to 50 per head. cows and calves slow 125 to 150 per pair. Bulls 14.50 to 16.50. Slaughter cows 1 to 1.50 higher, canners 10 to 11.50, utility 12 to 13.50, heiferettes 13.50 to 16.50. Hog market up 1 dollar: top 17.40, good butcher 16.50 to 17.40, lights 15.50 to 16.50, sows 12 to 15.30, boars 8 to 10. Baby pigs 4 to 9.50 per head.
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Garden City
Funeral service for Rev Charles F Edwards in Great Bend
Funeral arrangements for the Rev Charles Frederick Edwards 88 former Garden City resident were to be held at St Johns Episcopal Church in Great Bend. Born February 7 1876 in Chester England he came to the United States at 16 and died Sunday morning at his home in Great Bend Surviving are wife Mary and son Frederick in Washington DC He lived in Garden City about two years leaving in 1958 and was active in the Elks Lodge with Missouri affiliations He served 51 years in the ministry and also played piano and organ.
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Garden City
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Great Bend
Edwards
Chester
England
United States
Chuck Edwards
New York
Massachusetts
Mary
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Former Garden City Attorney Leads Johnson County Title Co
John H. Atchison, a former Garden City attorney, has been elected president and managing officer of Johnson County Title Co with offices in Olathe. He remains assistant secretary of Kansas City Title Insurance Co and previously practiced law in the late 1940s and early 1950s. He also served as a branch manager for a savings and loan ASEDC station in Kansas City.
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Garden City
John H. Atchison
Johnson County Title Co
Olathe
Kansas City Title Insurance Co
Atchison
Savings and Loan Asedc- Station
Kansas City
Mission
YMCA Questions Answers Anyone Can Become Y Charter Member
Editor's note describes a charter membership drive for a Garden City YMCA. It explains eligibility, with minimum $25 annual membership on a three year basis, and notes outreach limits. The YMCA’s continuity and local initiative, backed by a national organization, justify its selection for Garden City.
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Garden City
YMCA
Squire Building
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine Area
Admissions list shows patients including William Dean Marx 2603 C, Mrs Joseph Dreiling 601 Howton, Mrs Martin Quint Holcomb, Earl W Wallace 205 Conkling, William K Baxter 308 E Laurel. Each entry notes a patient name and street or area.
Hudsonite Picnic Announced in Wright Park Dodge City
The annual Hudsonite picnic will be in Wright Park Dodge City next Sunday. A. C. Hitz of Dodge City announced the event. TOKYO AP U S nuclear powered submarines will be allowed their first visit to Japan this year Foreign Minister Etsusabura Shina said. The United States has pressed for docking privileges while Japan studies safety factors.
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hudsonite
Wright Park
Dodge City
A. C. Hitz
Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Etsusabura Shina
Lightning Sparks Two Rural Grass Fires Near City
Garden City's volunteer rural firemen extinguished two grass fires caused by lightning on Monday evening. The first blaze appeared on the Lawrence Strawn property a half mile south of the Municipal Airport, and a second fire occurred on Clay Weldon’s land near Pierceville, both quickly put out by firefighters.
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Garden City
Lawrence Strawn
Clay Weldon
Pierceville
English Mass Rehearsed to 11,000 in St Louis
A Roman Catholic Mass was presented partly in English for the first time, drawing about 11,000 worshipers in St Louis. The English dialogue marked a shift from Latin rites, with parts still in Latin. Cardinal Ritter of St Louis helped lead the observance as part of a Vatican led transition toward the new language in Latin rite churches.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Frederick R. Mc ‘Manus
Washington, D.C
Father McManus
Dias
Martin Luther
Clarence J. Rivers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Father Rivers
John Manion
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Dismissals Births and Deed Notices in Garden City
Dismissals listed for numerous individuals in Garden City area. Birth announced at St. Catherine for Norman Swank Kendall’s daughter born Aug. 4. Real estate deeds filed: McAllister to J H Keller east 28 ft of lot 1 and west 62 ft of lot 2 block 8. W T Cross to Claude Wright lots 18 19 block 3 Steven's Addition. Paul T Domingo to Clarence Domingo NE of SW quad. Minnie Husband to Joseph Horton 9.42 acres in NE of SW quad.
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Sth
Pete Hernandez
W. Maple
Robert Blackburn
Melvin Douglas Davis
Gardendale
Roderick E. Ewing
Lincoln Road
A. Beyreis
Pete Smith Jr
S. Star
St. Catherine
Norman Swank
Kendall
McAllister and Sons, Inc
J. H. Keller
McAllister
Broadview
W. T. Cross, Inc
Claude FP. Wright
Steven
Paul T. Domingo
Clarence J. Domingo
Minnie Marie
Joseph Sherman Horton
Court docket highlights local sanctions and fines
County court abates Lester J Wright for insufficient funds plus $2.31 fine and $7 costs. Police fines include Larry Whitman for red light $25 and Thomas Woods for littering $5. Charles Cox cited for public drinking and minor beer sale $30. Dismissal for Robert Hubert on no registration. Paroled six months for William Brewer parole violation. Bonds forfeited for actions including running stop sign $10 Bobby McKain Jr parking in truck zone $5 and meter violations $5. Samuel Kemper assault and battery $25 and Ememorio Vigil drunk $25.
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Lester J. Wright
Scott City
Larry Charles Whitman
Thomas Jack Woods
Holcomb
Charles Jackie Cox
Robert Arian Hubert
William Frank Brewer
W. Fair
Andrew P. Strasser
Bobby Lynn McKain Jr
E. Chestnut
Eugene Mader
City Traffic Accidents Reported On Main Street
On Monday at 5 18 p m in the 1800 block N Main Marion Joseph Wishon of 1706 N Main and Mrs Elmer L York of 1306 N Main drove cars with extensive damage to both. Earlier at 4 10 p m at Main and Hackberry Mrs Robert Emery of 1103 E Pine and Joe S Hermocillo of 210 Conkling sustained minor vehicle damage.
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N. Main
Marion Joseph Wishon
Elmer L. York
Main
Hackberry
Robert Emery
E. Pine
Joe S. Hermocillo
Conkling
Cleo Hammers At Cuban Coast
Hurricane Cleo rakes Cuba and Jamaica as winds near 110 mph. Evacuations ordered in Oriente Province Cuba and Camaguey while Jamaica brace for coastal damage. Forecasters track northward turn. radar and planes monitor progress amid wary regional relief efforts.
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Oriente
Cleo
Santiago
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Jamaican Weather Office
Ciba
Hurricane Hunter
Flora
Havana Radio
Camaguey Provine
Camaguey
Miami
Fla
Bu- Tean
U.S. Navy
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Haiti
Guadeloupe
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