Johnson to award Dist bast Service Medal to retired SAC chief
President Johnson presents the Distinguished Service Medal to Gen. Thomas S. Power, retired commander of the Strategic Air Command, at the White House. Power, 49, retired after seven years as SAC head and is succeeded by Gen. John D. Ryan. Power flew KC135 from Omaha to Washington after the ceremony.
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Johnson
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Power
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Local Produce and Wagon Prices Summary
Local markets show a mix of egg sizes listed as A’s Eggs large medium and small with prices ambiguous. Grain prices include Wheat at 31.43 down 2, Rye 87 unchanged, Barley 0 unwig, with wagon price noted as 1.90 for mile in uncig terms.
Live Cattle and Stock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and calf prices with steer and heifer ranges, hogs up 25 to 39 cents, and lambs firm. Prices quoted include choice and prime slaughter, with various weights and terms listed for feeders, sows, and barrows. Market conditions show mixed movement across categories amid a mid afternoon trading snapshot.
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Kansas City
Water to Be Topic At Great Bend Event
Water will be the focus at the Kansas Irrigators Assn first annual convention in Great Bend. The event at Xpight's of Columbus Hall opens with registration at 8 a.m. and sessions at 9 30 a.m. Topics include groundwater in western Kansas the state water plan water laws and conservation district efforts.
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Great Bend
Xpight’s of Columbus
Kansas
High Plains
Garden City Property Sales and Local Court Docket
In Garden City several land transfers are noted including Carr ie E Wilson to W L Hart man with lots 3 and 4 in 4-22-33 and 5% of NW14 of 4-22-33 to W J Hartman plus marriage license for Douglas McClure and Connie Peters. Court notes report sentences for Patricia Bryant 15 days suspended, Mel Taylor to Kansas State Industrial Reformatory up to five years, and fines for several speeding and tag violations. District divorce granted Vivian Leiker from James Leiker for extreme cruelty. Police report multiple misdemeanor bond forfeitures and local accidents with minor damages.
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Carrie E. Wilson
W. L. Hartman
W. B. Pritchett
Et Ax
W. J. Hartman
Douglas McClure
Connie Peters
Garden City
Tounty
Patricia Bryant
Satanta
Mel Taylor
Gardendale
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Marcus A. Meng
Ingalls
John A. Frey
Holcomb
Gary D. Casey
Hays
William E. Johnson
Wichita
Joseph A. Thieme
Zenda
Gregor M. Wagoner
Colby
Vivian Leiker
James Leiker
Theodore R. Tabor
W. Manle
J. W. Honkle Sr
Great Bend
Jane M. Cudwis
Robert E. Park
Jimmie Leon Belknap
Russell Eugene Farnsworth
Delbert J. Compton
Parkwood
Catholics Asked to Pray For Success in Pope's Trip
Vatican City AP reports Catholics worldwide urged to pray for Pope Paul VI as he leaves for India to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay. The four day absence marks the pope's longest from Italy since 1814.
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Charges Fly After Attack Near Cambodian Border
South Vietnam accuses Cambodian troops and Viet Cong of supporting two border attacks in Chau Doc Province. A patrol near the border was hit, three Vietnamese soldiers were killed, one wounded, and Cambodian boats later struck an outpost killing another. Prince Norodom Sihanouk said talks in New Delhi would address aggression but not frontier questions or U.S. aid. A U.S. pilot survived a downing north of Saigon. Buddhist protests amid Huong’s government face renewed pressure, with a history of self-immolation cited.
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Deaths Mrs Truman Morgan Syracuse
Mrs Violet Nora Morgan 28 died Sunday at Hamilton County Hospital Syracuse after two months illness. Born Aug 19 1936 in Big Piney Wyoming she lived in Syracuse 18 years. Survived by husband Truman two sons Dempsey and Dale mother Nora Curtis and sister Vianna Gurney. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. MST at Baptist Church with Rev Clifford Schimmels officiating burial in Syracuse Cemetery.
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Raton
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Dale
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The
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Syracuse Cemetery
Stillborn infant of McDaniel family obituary noted
David Louis McDaniel infant son of Mr and Mrs David Louis McDaniel 808 Summit was stillborn Monday evening at St Catherine Hospital Survived by maternal grandparents Louis McDaniel Holcomb paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Brimgardt 608 Conkling Graveside services were to be held at 2 pm today in Valley View Cemetery with Rev David Dougherty of St Marys Catholic Church officiating Phillips White Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Summit
St. Catherine Hospital
Louis McDaniel
Holcomb
Joe Brimgardt
Conkling
Valley View Cemetery
David Dougherty
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Phillips White
Chester B Williams obituary in Garden City
Chester B Williams aged 86 of Garden City died Monday night at St. Catherine Hospital after a seven week illness. Born November 26, 1878 in Fremont Ohio he was a retired Hoover Clothing Co salesman and longtime resident of Garden City since 1932 from Edwards County. He married Mary Schwartzhoff in 1904 at Bison. she died in 1936. Survived by two sons Melvin Riverside Calif and Clinton L of 307 N 4th six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Phillips White Funeral Home.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Mr. Willams
Hoover Clothing Co
Fremont
Ohio
Garden City
Edwards County
Mary Schwartzhoff
Bison
Willams
Methodist Church
Melvin
Riverside
Calif
Clinton
Bradford, Albert C., 75, Dies in Garden City
Albert C. Bradford of Garden City dies at St. Catherine Hospital at age 75. Born September 4, 1889 in Independence, Missouri, he moved from Paola in 1941. A farmer, he worked at the alfalfa mill and belonged to the Reorganized Church. Survivors include his widow Minnie, a daughter Mrs. Lyle Wade of Glendale, sister Nettie Pixley, and brothers Louis and John. Funeral is Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Garland Chapel. burial in Valley View Cemetery. viewing Wednesday at Garland Funeral Home.
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Pennsylvania
St. Catherine Hospital
Independence
Garden City
Paola
Minnie Bright
Bradford
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lyle Wade
Glendale
Calif
Nettie Pixley
Louis
John
Nevada
Nettle Williams
Garland Chapel
Roy Chapman
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Mary Andrea McDonald Died at Birth in Abilene
Mary Andrea McDonald infant daughter of Edward and Mrs Mary McDonald of El Rancho Motel Abilene died at birth Monday in St Catherine Hospital Four brothers Edward Martin John and Jim reside at home maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Donohue Abilene paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John McDonald Fort Worth Texas Graveside services were held Monday at 4 pm in Valley View Cemetery Rev Augustine Hanchak of St Marys Catholic Church officiating Garmand Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Edward MacDonald
el Rancho Motel
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Abilene
John McDonald
Fort Worth
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Valley View Cemetery
Augustine Hanchak
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Garmand Funeral Home
24 hours to 9 am Tuesday
A terse notice states a time frame of 24 hours ending at 9 am on Tuesday. It references a period covering November 45 and December approximate ranges, but specifics are unclear. The fragment suggests an upcoming deadline or window related to month names and a dated period.
Ex Fashion Model Becomes Wichita Court Bailiff
In Wichita Kansas Judge William C Kandt hires Sylvia Steele 30 former fashion model as court bailiff secretary receptionist probation officer and more to run his courtroom She shifts roles to court secretary bailiff and clerk while handling jury matters and domestic relations work The Steeles recently relocated from Dallas where he worked as an industrial water treatment specialist
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Kan
William C. Kandt
Robert A
Sylvia) Steele
Kandt
Onte
Steele
Kandt’s Court
Steeles
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Rail Nimrod Is Charged
James Liston, Lee County conservation officer, reported a pheasant hunting incident from a railroad train near Amboy. The Burlington Lines train was stopped at Rock Falls where two dressed pheasants, a partly dressed bird, and a loaded shotgun were found in the caboose. Conductor Robert M. Watson, 39, Oswego, faces charges of hunting without a license, shooting from a train, and possessing a loaded uncased shotgun.
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Oswego
Live Beef Listed By Goffe Carkener Firm
A new option live beef was listed by Goffe and Carkener Inc. for April June August and October. April beef opened yesterday at 23.75 to 24.00 and closed at 23.67. It opened this morning at 23.65, with Clyde Dibbens, manager, saying it would be available from now on.
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Clyde Dibbens
Williams to Be Nominated for Regional Union President
Phil Williams a Fort Hays State College senior at Garden City will be nominated by fellow students for president of the regional organization of the American Assn of College Unions. The convention will be December 4 and 5 in Wichita and includes Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Missouri. Williams will be among eight students and two faculty members representing Fort Hays State.
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Garden City
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Beet Growers Converge in Yakima for National Session
Twelve Ark Valley Beet Growers Assn members head to Yakima Washington for the National Federation of Beet Growers annual convention. Main topic is acreage allotments for the 1965 sugar beet crop. Delegates from Holcomb Deerfield Lakin Ulysses and nearby areas will attend and return Saturday.
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Yakima
Wash
National Federation of Beet Growers
Kansas
Bill Bird
Melvin Turner
Bill Turrentine
Leo Steinmetz
Clifford Katz
Holcomb
Harold Purdy
Tom Wright
Gary Baker
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