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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
2
AP datelined report shows hogs at 4 500 head with barrows and gilts steady and sows down 25 cents. cattle 4 000 with slaughter steers and cows steady to 25 lower. Prices listed for grains include Wheat 1.92, Mile 1.60, Rye 1.03, Barley 5.00. COOP Wheat 1.89, Mile 1.60, Rye 0.95, Barley 1.90. Corn 1.10.
New York markets opened with moderate trading as gains were scarce despite favorable steel production news. The 60 stock average edged up 0.2 to 280.6, Dow Jones 30 slipped 0.70 to 751.21, oils rose while steels and motors fell and Xerox tumbled on profit taking.
Five cars of a Long Island Rail Road commuter train jumped the tracks near Brookhaven early today. One car overturned and about 20 people suffered minor injuries while passengers were shuttled around the damaged area by bus. A heart attack occurred to Peter Scimeca of Mastic. others from Mastic Beach suffered back and shoulder injuries. The derailment was blamed on a broken spreader between rails as the train from Speonk to Jamaica passed Center Moriches and Shirley at about 6 am.
Wallace Good, dean of Garden City Junior College, was named secretary of the Kansas Association of Colleges and Universities at a Manhattan meeting. The Rev. Alcuin Hemmen became president of St Benedict's College, while Dr. James A. McCain of Kansas State University was named president-elect. Charles Barnes, dean of Dodge City Junior College, joined the association's executive committee.
At the United Nations Adlai E Stevenson revived President Johnson's invitation for a joint U S Soviet moon flight proposing cooperation in preliminary engineering and science despite possible lack of full agreement The Kremlin’s instructions awaited by Soviet delegates before replying.
Rome reports economy-sized paper money begins circulation marking a shift from the old large 10 000 lire note. The new bill reduces size from 10 inches by something to about six and three quarters inches, aiming to modernize currency.
Pope Paul VI, addressing the Vatican Ecumenical Council, granted bishops permanent authority over 40 faculties and eight concessions, expanding their independence from the Curia. Notable grants include the right to preach and hear confessions globally, decide Pauline Privilege cases without Vatican input, and permit Masses outside normal diocesan bounds.
Ceylon educator Ariam Huds Paramasamy principal of Uduvu Girls English School in Ceylon will speak Thursday afternoon and evening at Garden City's Community Church. First sessions at 2 p.m. for women, public meeting at 7:30 p.m. She is in the United States brief speaking tour under the United Church of Christ Council for Lay Life and Work.
J D Jap Adams former vocational agriculture instructor and Kansas Veterans Commission representative spoke to the American Association of University Women about a proposed trade school for the Garden City region He outlined Senate Bill 438 authorizing several Kansas trade schools and listed potential programs including appliance service photography nursing farming irrigation and office management He noted high school boards may apply if enrollment growth community need financial support and local industry absorption are feasible Federal funds could aid the effort but tuition fees would apply If interest grows more meetings to pursue a Garden City area trade school will be scheduled
Dr. Ronald Meredith a Wichita First Methodist Church pastor speaks on his Africa trip with Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Morning and evening talks cover the religious experience from that visit. Evening service 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary breakfast 6:45 a.m. in Fellowship Hall. Junior high Coke session after Wednesday night service. Appearance Thursday night and Kiwanis Club talk Thursday noon at Downings.
Hospitals admissions list names multiple individuals admitted to St Catherine and other local facilities with destinations and dates. Dismissals from St Catherine include several residents. Births recorded at St Catherine note a daughter for Leland Combs Deerfield on Dec 3 and Rodger Klotz on Dec 2. A series of warranty and corporation deeds list transfers for properties in local additions and replats.
Courts grant abatement for Eugene Mortell at 1048 Main for insufficient funds check totals 16.75. Police bonds posted for Ned I Graham 911 Howerton improper park, $1. Douglas Lightner 1203 E Chestnut improper registration, $5. Gerald Meier 708 N 7th speeding, $10. Mrs Thompson 20644 N 7th speeding, $10. Milton Chuck 705 Taylor running stop sign, $10. Charles Oliver S Star Ri no license yield $10. Francis Earle 610 Pennsylvania speeding, $20. Walter Garnand 1707 W Kansas improper driving, $5. Records list multiple traffic and related offenses and fines.
Garden CityDonald R Wilson Rt 1 park ed in alley fined 1. Dallas Gail Niblock 312 N 12th improper mufflers fined 5. William Herbert Wilson Sny tz Okla drunk 35 committed. Ramon Rodriguez Lopez San Angelo Tex driving while intoxicated 100 committed. Dismissed Louis Dean Angeles 403 Jones leaving scene of an accident dismissed bond 25 refunded. Forfeited 100 bond on driving while intoxicated. Bonds Forfeited Gerald Alan Saum Fred Lloyd Razook Nancy F Selley William G Witt Terry R Brecheisen Ernest Alfred Hohrmann Gerald Lee Meier Milton Louis Chuck Francis Eugene Earle Wayne Saum John Chadwick John Baier Gary Beach George Mills Douglas Lightner Mrs Milton L Thompson and Charles Oliver. City Accident Tuesday 8:50 a.m. Jenny and 11th cars driven by Mrs Gerald Scott 1412 N 12th and Patricia Jane Schulz 1604 York damage extensive to both cars.
North Branford town meeting split 55 to 55 on naming the new high school for the late John F. Kennedy. Moderator Pasquale Young ended the stalemate by casting the deciding vote in favor.
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy plans to attend a ceremony honoring Secret Service agent Clinton J Hill who protected the First Family after the Kennedy assassination. Hill will receive the commendation from Secretary Douglas Dillon for exceptional bravery during the Dallas motorcade incident.
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