Rail Measure Before Senate
The Senate debates compulsory arbitration for the work rules dispute that risks a nationwide strike. Republican leaders back the bill while Democrats split over wage structure and other terms. A seven man board would arbitrate two core issues with possible 120 day settlement. unions and carriers warn of a looming walkout as talks falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliington
Senate
Landey Everett M. Dirksen
Mitois
Senate Commerce Committee
Wild
BHI
Warrren Go Magnuson
D-Wash
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Sarviers
Labor Department
Local Prudent Market Summary With Livestock Results
Kansas City and Barden City livestock events show cattle and calf sales steady to mixed. Steer calves 400-509 lbs bring 24 to 30 dollars, heavier weights to 27.75, heifer calves 21 to 25, cows and calves 165 to 210 per pair, hog top at 17.90, feeders and baby calves 15 to 40 per head. Prices and weights vary by weight class and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulsteins
Kansas City
Wall Street advances amid mixed trading on rally hopes
Trading in New York shares showed a cautious rally as gains were mostly fractional. The volume traded in the first ten stocks reached about 2.2 billion shares amid selective advances and persistent profit taking. Major movers included IBM, Merck, Revlon, Zenith, and Litton, with steel, motors, and drug issues drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
Gillette
Tranit
Bette Ba Hain
IBM
Tay
Amey
Bernmeentt
Satanta Youth Escapes Injury In Car Rollover
Owen E B Dale, 17, of Satanta, escaped serious injury when his 1054-model car rolled over on a Tinney County travel road near Garden City. He was treated at Sublette hospital for routine checks. passenger Teri Lee, 17, Calif., was not hurt. Dale was charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinney County
Sublette Hospital
Owen EB. Dale
Teri Lee
Esconsida
Calif
Dale
Highway Patrol
Garden City
Sahway
Kansas Traffic Log Mystery Edges Toward Clarity
An AP sourced note outlines a Kansas traffic death log with unclear timing and figures. The report references hours to nine fatalities per minute and mentions dates including August and 1962 comparable periods. A previously unreported case is noted, suggesting an ongoing update to the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popmaa
Kansas
Marvin James Takes Honors At Colby Fair
Marvin James, pulling for the 4-H club, earned reserve champion honors in the wheat show at Colby Fair. The event featured about 100 wheat samples from Finney County youth, with Marvin’s raw wheat at 13.80 percent protein and 63.2 pounds per bushel test weight.
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Marvin James
Getters 4
Cathy
Finney County
Marvin
Lynn Batterton
Syracuse
Kenneth Rodenburg
Scott City
Harold Shank
Ness City
Kenneth Fromm
Lynn Lightner
Wide Awake Club
Bison
Larry Scott
Pawnee
Larry Goss
Mappy Hustlers
Robert York
Beacon Boosters
Goss
Dames
Thompiony Lightner
Scott
York
Uphill Pull During 770 Mile Cycle Trip
The Hederovin family bicycle trip from Houston to Kansas City covers about 770 miles at an average of 50 miles daily. John Kederman, his wife Patrinna, and three children travel as the family learns from long road days. They note bicycle travel is costly, around 30 dollars a day, and enjoy seeing the country up close while stopping to explore points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Touston
Tex
John J. Kederman
Paitenna
Ann Hederan
John
Die
Ceretehen
Gertohen
Reverdien
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at St Catherine and Leopold
Hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday including Mrs. Charles Eskelund Mrs. Darlow Boulware and others with locations across Escondido Dighton Midland and Scott City Births note a daughter for Darlow Boulware and a birth for Robert Carr Quitclaim deeds convey land in sections TL 24 33 and a warranty deed from Fred Weber to Darryl Ball with farm and land details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Charles Eskelund
N. Ltd
Darlow Boulware
Modoc
Darrel Combs
Gardendale
Terri Ann Lee
Escondido
Calif
Emma Sell
Dighton
Andrew Hummer
Tonio Ave
Janet Stanley
Glen Hostatler
Midland
S. Dakota
Gerald Fulwider
Safford
Kevin Atkinson
Tittelbaum
Bob Witman
Douglas Stephens
S. Edward Deane Wiley
James Pruitt
S. Main
Robert Carr
Old Manor
Francis Wright
Scott City
Frank Willis
E. Holmes
John Matthis
Mulberry
Florida
Barbara Jean Hewes
Ingalls
Robert Johnson
Joseph Garcia
N. 13Th
Clarence Phillis
Imperial
Alfreda McAfee
Lakin Dewey Straight
G.C. Ave
Jasper Tincher
Paul Hruska
Herman Steitz
Syracuse
Marion Allen
George Schlereth
Washington
Virgil Odle
Elkhart
Leopold
Ray E. Hatton
Albert Konrade
Madoc
Louis R. Wagner
Ottie F. Craig
Fred Weber
Darryl Lee Ball
Garden City Names Tola Raynes Ford and Others
Garden City lists Tola Raynes Ford, 21, and Alice Kathleen Raynes Ford, 21, alongside Aubrey Lee Wayne Gibson, 21, and Diana Louise Rice, 17, all residents of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
Alice Kathleen Raynesford
Garden City
Aubrey Lee Wayne Gibson
Diana Louise Rice
Courts Fines and District Actions From County Court
A county court listing shows fines and costs for multiple defendants for offenses such as driving without a license mufflers and registration and for various district actions including divorce filings habeas corpus and replevin cases Also listed are police bond postings for drunk driving speeding and related offenses with names and addresses where provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigido G. Mesa
Verneal M. Matheson
Holcomb
J.A. Pingar
Gladys Viola
Penny
Wayne E. Penny
Nancy Norton
Frank Anderson
Universal Cit
Thomas W. Hood
Department of Revenue
Bill E. Gibson
Jackie Ortiz
Gomez
David Michael Minnis
Eminence
Israel Garcia
Rowland
W. Maple
Jess Tibbit Martin
N. Main
Linda Sue Truitt
Frank
Bernal Medina Jr
Kenneth Burl Alspach
Wichita
Richard Eugene Martinez
Rt. 1
Leroy Schibbelhut
Eddie Bernard Danielson
Dodge City
Traffic and City Accidents Report Span Several Incidents
Listings of Monday and weekend vehicle collisions in Traffic County and City areas note drivers and addresses, with varying damage levels including extensive and moderate. Items reference pickups, cars, parking lot incidents, and a parked car. Also mentions a late Civil War marriage license and a Union general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harbin
J.G. Gray
Smith Packing Co
John Millar
N.ard
William Stenmeier
Eminence Rt
Marion W. Brecheisen
Eugene Place
Jess Tibbit Martin
N. Main
Cescar Ysidro Villarreal
Washington
Ronald Lee Olive
Satanta
Doris Elaine Thompson
James
Skunk Puts Contractor in Jail in Kansas City
A Kansas City man, Ed Prutt, faced trespass and illegal pet wildlife charges after police and conservation agents found a pet skunk Rosy and other animals at his home. Witnesses described a tense, armed response as officers secured the scene and Prutt admitted wrongdoing while lamenting the treatment of his animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Widlife
Akappaolice EU Prvett
Prats
San
Wallin
Rosy
Ituulny Pruitt & Suuiens
Missouri
Williams
Ros
Pruitt
County Fair Judges Face A Big Chore
The 1963 Finney County Free Fair will judge 2747 exhibits over Tuesday to Thursday with a long list of judges led by Hogs John Schlender and supported by specialists from Garden City to Sublette. Judging completed Aug 16 at the Co op Center and results announced at a public revue Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schlender
Garden City
Vernon DeWerff
Ellinwood
Don Robers
Hugoton
Mike Murphy
Great Bend
Chester Garrison
Plains
Lois Ficken
Grant County
Home Economics
Alice Olen
Seward County
HEA
Bill Tucker
Morton County
Eldora McMinimy
Clark County
Nancy Bergdull
Hamilton County
Margaret Germachlick
Scott County
Willis Blume
David Gish
Sublette
Don Witcher
Elkhart
Bill Greenwood
Gladys Rutherford
M.P. Reeve
Walt Holmstrom
Holcomb
Gersilda Guthrie
Hodgeman County
Dave Woolfolk
Co-op Center
Kennedy to Meet Gromyko on Test Ban After署
President Kennedy agreed to confer next month with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on follow-up steps to the limited Nuclear test ban treaty to ease East West tensions. Soviet ambassador Dobrynin delivered Khrushchev’s letter of thanks and suggested Khrushchev may attend the UN General Assembly in the United States, bringing Gromyko here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Anatoly Dobrynin
Nikita Khrushchev
Dobrynin
Khrushchev
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
Gromyko
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Students Revolt In Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met with President Ngo Dinh Diem after a major student revolt backed by armed police and troops. Lodge arrived amid martial law and Buddhist crackdown as thousands of students were arrested and clashes injured several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiqon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
Lodge
Mystery Clouds Fatal Explosion in Butte Montana
In Butte, Montana, the blast from a stolen dynamite load killed unknown individuals and caused extensive damage. Sheriff officials reported confusion and limited details while awaiting clearer casualty figures. Investigators said as many as five people could have died. remains were fragmented. The blast occurred as deputies approached a truck and parked cars near an abandoned smelter dump where the thieves expected payment. Two officers sustained minor injuries in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Mont
Butte
Bill Dalling
Dalling
William P. LaVelle Jr
LaVelle Powder Co
LaVelle
Thomas
Ken Cunningham
Wichita County 4-H Livestock Sale Tops with Hereford at $53
Seventeen head of fat steers and market pigs sold at Wichita County Fair 4-H sale. Duan Holstein's grand champion Hereford brought $53 per hundredweight, 1095 pounds total $580.35, bought by West Plains Grain Co. Reserve champion Angus sold to County Commissioners for $41 per hundred. Charlie Kreutzer's Charolais steers with daughter Charlene topped blue ribbons, while Kent Hamilton's Hampshire hog led at $38 per hundredweight. Auctioneers included Zink, Pearson, and Luebbers. A long obituary note ends with former President Harrison’s brief history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEOTE
Wichita County
Duan Holstein
West Plains Grain Co
Marienthal
Angus
Gary Roberts
Kansas
Bernie Kreutzer
Daren
Charlene
Hudson Brothers
Leon
Daren Kreutzer
Kreutzer
Kent Hamilton
Hampshire
Scott City Co-op
Jerome Benning
Herndon and Sons
Orville Zink
Scott City
Harold Pearson
James Luebbers
Don Luebbers
Karen Kreutzer
Gary Kreutzer
Charlene Kreutzer
Dave Sprad
Death of Ulysses Preston Wyatt at 90 in Ulysses
Ulysses resident Ulysses Preston Wyatt 90 died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City after a long illness. He retired from Pearless Carbon Black after 17 years. Born July 16, 1873 in Davie County North Carolina he lived in Ulysses 20 years, formerly Springfield Missouri. Pastor Rev. Robert Peters presides at 2 pm Wednesday funeral at the Methodist Church with burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Phillips White Funeral in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Junius Preston Wyatt
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Pearless Carbon Black
Mr. Wyatt
Davie County
N.C
Springfield
Baptist Church
Cora Lee
William Henry
Cinse
Wiley Baxter
Eunice
N.M
Archie Preston
Pushlo
Colo
Johnnie Wilke
Inman
Juanita Carlile
Ordway
Cole
Viola Dorr
Seminole
Okla
Curtis and
Jefferson Wyatt
Salisbury
S. C
May Wyatt
Robert Peters
Ulysses Cemetery
Phillips-White
Prisoners' wives cling to faith amid North Korean captives
Suzanne Voltz, wife of Capt. Carleton W. Voltz, and the family wait in Frankfort Michigan as Voltz and Capt. Ben W. Stutts, captured May 17 during a boundary patrol in Korea, remain prisoners. Despite UN protests, North Korea refuses to discuss exchange or letters. Suzanne Voltz says fear and hope mix with nightmares and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltz
Oak Park
Ben W. Stutts
Florance
Ala
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Joint
Miliary Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
United Nations
Chang Chung-hwan
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N
Stults
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Prudute Eady
Barden City
W. G. McGuire
Paul Wray
M. D. Curran
Century Refining Co
Wray
Curran
Century Plant
Colby Fair
Legals
Nae Ae Investment Co, Inc
Don Tal
George A. Custer
Levetux
McAllisters
Little Big Replat
Marn
Mutyin
Dames Farr
Skunk
Tom Blake
Glenn Hartsock
Harrisonville
Pablo
Frisky
Tucson
Smokey Joe
William
Garden City Telegram
JFK
William H. Harrison
Junius P. Wyatt
Crystal Lake
Skyway Guarantees
Parnells
Allen's Safety Center
International Mufflers
Gustaares
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