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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
6
Local produce prices list eggs by size and grain quotes. Kansas City livestock market shows cattle scarce calves, hogs higher with several weight ranges quoted. sows strong and no sheep prices tested.
Chrysler and General Motors led gains as the stock market recovered with the AP index up 1.0 at noon. Auto stocks rallied after the auto union postponed the strike deadline to September 9, while aerospace shares rose on talk of increased defense spending. GM stayed strong, Chrysler fluctuated, Ford slipped slightly, and American Motors and Studebaker held steady.
A two-vehicle wreck on Bannister Road left Barbara Turner 27 of Kansas City dead. Gary Smith 27 and Eugene Bradford 25 of Lee's Summit were injured in the Thursday night collision.
Verian Phillips of Ulysses receives a three year term on the Kansas Board of Embalming in a announcement by Governor John Anderson today.
Don Pierce of Elkhart dominates the Finney County Free Fair rodeo at Garden City. He wins two belt buckles including the Brahma bull riding title. Guy Monroe and Gary Payne also claim multiple event wins while others place in calf roping steer wrestling and barrel racing. The event features several cowboys and cowgirls, with judges and clowns noted in the final results.
Kansas delegates wrapped up their convention work in Atlantic City and prepared speeches by President Johnson and Senator Humphrey. They honored retiring committeewoman Georgia Neese Gray for 28 years of service and planned chartered flights home with several staying for a National Committee meeting. Theis and Gray could join a September Kansas visit by Humphrey, with possible stops in Topeka and Wichita.
admissions list for St Catherine including Lewis Donley Rice Eminence and others with multiple names across Holcomb Dighton Lakin and Garden City. dismissals include Jonell Dimitt Marvin McNett Karen Leiker and others. births report a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett at St Catherine with 9 pound weight. deeds and property transfers, and marriage licenses for local residents listed.
Dismissed Paul Frank charged with insufficient funds on payment of 60 dollars plus 6.75 costs. Fined Marion J. Lopez 79 mph in 70 mph zone with 10 dollar fine and 5 dollar costs. Alan L. Buerkle 70 in 60 mph zone 10 dollar fine 5 costs. Betty Sharp 82 in 70 mph zone 10 dollar fine 5 costs. Edward F. Renick no tail lights 5 dollars 5 costs. No license charge dismissed upon production. Vesta L. Wallace illegal transportation of alcohol 25 dollars 5 costs. Lowell Gordon 82 in 70 mph zone 10 dollars 5 costs. Wilbur W. Koehn 60 in 50 mph zone 10 dollars 5 costs. Virgil L. Janeway 60 in 50 mph zone Oklahoma City 10 dollars 5 costs. Darrell W. Garrison 58 in 50 mph zone 10 dollars 5 costs. District divorces granted David D Aumiller from Ivey Fern Aumiller extreme cruelty. Allie F. Park from Robert M. Park extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Janet J. Dumas from Raymond Emil Dumas abandonment. Toeffic County accident Friday 7 am two miles northwest county road pickup truck driver Alvin D. Breit and David R. Hawkins (moderate). City accident Thursday 4:08 pm 100 block E Laurel car driven by Mrs Douglas Eddie Tedrow and parked station wagon owned by Alfreda Kathleen McAfee.
Kansas traffic death log records 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 am Friday August 56 1964. Comparable figures show 405 deaths in 1964 versus 379 in 1963.
A Argentine seed firm production manager Dencil Primo from Rio Cuarto Cordoba arrives Wednesday in Southwest Kansas for a two week stay based in Scott City. He will observe farming techniques discuss new hybrids with area growers and officials and review mutual interests with Frontier Hybrids and Panoja. Dr Lowell Goodwin leads event arrangements and Goertzen of Scott City hosts Primo in part at the Goertzen home and in a hotel.
Ronald Howell 22 opens Village Barbers at 713 Kansas Plaza Garden City. A Wichita barber school graduate, he plans to add Charles Malone from Macksville in two weeks. Hours 8 am to 6 pm Tue Sat, modern shop with sterilizers and rest facials, semi appointment system.
Station KGLD TV in Garden City receives Federal Communications Commission approval to raise broadcasting power from 49.3 kilowatts to 200 kilowatts. Station Manager Mack Linn announced the increase following the FCC ruling.
An undetermined amount of change was reported taken from the cigarette machine and juke box at the By-Pass Cafe. Sheriff Wendle Meier said the break in occurred Thursday during the night. Northern Ireland with its two main cities of Belfast and Londonderry is a self governing country within the United Kingdom.
Optometrists from south west and northwest Kansas will hear Dr. Edmund F. Richardson of Hollywood California speak on Vision and the Aging Worker next Tuesday at Wheat Lands Motel. He is director of study groups for an international non profit foundation focused on vision education and research.
Jack H. Devolld of Hutchinson District will attend Prudential Insurance Co. national conference in New York City at the Waldorf Astoria from Sunday through Wednesday. He is among 370 company sales leaders selected from 25,000 district agencies. The event provides instruction on business and estate insurance topics.
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