Meany and Reuther clash over union organizing effort
BAL HARBOUR Fla AP a widening rift grows between AFL CIO leader George Meany and Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther as they trade pot shots. Meany accuses Reuther of neglecting organizing drives while Reuther’s spokesman counters that Meany aims to deflect AFL CIO failures. Hoffa’s Teamsters press for reentry as AFL CIO convention opens amid expected sparring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Harbour
Fla
Organized Labor
Igart-Clo
George “Meany
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Particu
Meany
Reuther
CIO
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Miami Beach
Hoffa
Teamsters
Death of Jeanene Grauberger at age two in Deerfield
Jeanene Kaye Grauberger, two year old daughter of Carl W. and Mrs. Grauberger of Deerfield, died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital from leukemia. Born August 30, 1959 in Garden City, she is survived by her parents two brothers Leslie and Ronnie grandmother Mrs. Maurice Combs and great grandmother Mrs. Annie Combs of Garden City. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. MST at Deerfield Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Henry Knoke. Burial will be in Deerfield Cemetery. Friends may call at Phillips Funeral Home until 10 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanene Kaye Grauberger
Carl W. Grauberger
Deerfield
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Deerfield Lutheran Church
Leslie
Ronnie
Maurice Combs
Annie Combs
Gardens City
Henry Knoke
Deerfield Cemetery
Phillips Funeral Home
Lakin Man Is GOP Treasurer at Wichita Convention
Ted Morgan of Lakin Kansas was elected treasurer of the Kansas Young Republicans at the biennial Wichita convention. The meeting aimed to foster party unity and boost participation in the 1962 political campaigns. David W. Wheeler of Newton was named state chairman with five vice chairmen elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Morgan
Lakin
Kearny County
Kansas Young Republicans
Tte
Cup
Wichita
David W. Wheeler
Newton
Market Report From Local Produce and Livestock Prices
Local market shows eggs and dairy products with varied grades and receipts. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices rise on hot demand, with steers and heifers up to $24.70 and calves steady to higher. hogs ease slightly with tops around 15.80. Kansas City bids reflect higher hogs and mixed cattle, with primes at 23.50 to 26.25 for steers and 22.90 to 25.00 for heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice
Kansas City
Sedimentation Test Endorsed By Great Plains Wheat Inc
Denver The Board of Directors of Great Plains Wheat Inc commends the USDA for linking wheat price support premiums to sedimentation values. President Clifford R. Hope says the test shifts emphasis from quantity to quality, rewarding growers upgrading bread wheat quality. The sedimentation test measures baking quality beyond protein quantity and aids domestic mills and foreign buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Clifford R. Hope
Hope
Wheat, Inc
Carstensen to Speak at Cimarron Church
Dr Rogr N Carstensen a renowned Southwest Kansas speaker will address Cimarron Methodist Church December 8 to 10 at 7 30 p m His topic the Book of Job He will also lecture to the Cimarron Senior High School class Sunday morning He is Professor of Old Testament Literature and Culture at the College of the Bible Phillips University Enid Okla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogr N. Carstensen
Kansas
Cimarron Methodist Church
Cimarron
Carstensen
College of the Bible
Phillips University
Enid
Hospital Admissions and Births in Local Notices
Today's hospital notes list admissions at St Catherine including Sherrie Archibald Melissa Hertel Shane Myrick and others with addresses 926 N 6th 621 N 13th 708 N 7th 910 N 4th 927 N 9th and more. Births record a daughter to Charles and Wells at 1912 St John and a son to Ronald and O'Dell at 407 N and Dec 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Sherrie Ann Archibald
Melissa N. Hertel
Shane Alan Myrick
David Allan Eishenauer
el Rancho
Gaylord Haflich
Charles Alvin Wells
St. John
John DeLoach
Gerald Busby
Leslie Dearden
Scott City
Melissa Hertel
Horace Downs
Sherri Archibald
Charles Wells
Ronald O'Dell
Garden City Court Docket and Accidents Report
Fast summary of Garden City city court actions listing speeding improper driving running flashing red light and licenses fines ranging from 10 to 130 dollars. Includes marriages licenses and accident reports at multiple intersections with names and addresses. Bond forfeit notices and county fines for transportation without ID insufficient checks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Ellsworth Weldon
Lakin
Everett Reece
N. Main
Earl David Brady
Rt. 1
Charles Dean Brueggeman
Scott City
Wayne Wesley Cooper
Quincy
Bob Mike Espinosa
Dodge City
Harry Wilcox
Garden City ‘Ave
Rufus. Mendoza Delgado
Robert Elton Osborn
Marshall Edwin Skelton
Robert Guy Denton
Arlie B. Castoe
Francis D. Holland
George Webber
Floyd David
Carl Pettay
Allen T. Unruh
Deerfield
Cheryl Dwire
Garden City
Callon Alton Phillips
Barbara E Dgas Knight
Early, Breakover to Join Livestock Markets Assn Board
The Telegram reports Early Breakover of Garden City will take office this week as a director of the Livestock Market Association. The group meets in Kansas City for its annual trade assembly this weekend with over 250 marketmen nationwide expected. Brookover, president of Garden City Sale Co., will participate alongside Forrest St. Glasco, Dodge City Social Security field rep, at the local Courtroom Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest St. Glasco
Dodge City Social Security Office
U S and Israel Face Open Clash Over Refugees
At the United Nations General Assembly, the United States and Israel confronted the Arab world over the Palestine Arab refugees. The U N R W A report urged options including home return or compensation for about 1.15 million refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Israel
General Assembly
U.N. Re- Hei and Works Agency
John H. Davis
Assembly
Vandalism and Theft Reports Plague Local Area Over Weekend
Beans were placed in gas tanks of two vehicles and a third had beans and coffee grounds thrown on it. Vehicles affected include a truck driven by Max Sherwood and a car owned by Ephram McDonald. A station wagon at 4th and Walnut also targeted. Theft involved a Winchester shotgun from Robert Rivenburg and a license plate stolen from Otto Hund. Break-ins reported at Santa Fe Railroad signal house and Anderson Tires with small items missing. A purse was taken from Mrs. Alfred Towles. A transmission was initially reported stolen by Jesus Ortega, later found to be a mistaken claim. The article closes with a note on the first Christmas carols and Saint Francis of Assisi.
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Max Sherwood
Myers
Stone Hotel
Ephram McDonald Ridgeway
Merle A. Myers
4Th
Walnut
Robert Virgil Rivenburg
N. Main
N. Sth
Otto Alfred Hund
Kansas Ave
Santa Fe Railroad
13Th St
Anderson Tires
2Nd and
Fulton
Alfred J. Towles
St. Mary's Center
Jesus G. Ortega
Gardendale
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Hoffy
Afplcio Building Trades
Jeanene Grauberger
Fort Hays State
Sandra Barnett
GC. L. Barnett
Perry Como
Main Street
Telegram
Garden City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Cimarron Church
Norman Randall Reynolds
Coward
Clifford M. Dearden
Albert Goff
Joseph ‘Koppel
Teitlebaum
Shane Myrick
Nurth
Ur Bobby Tones
In, Garden City
Lth
Norman Kerns
Main
Donald Glen Coulter
John Hanne
Chestnut
Ivan David Garnand
Wallace _E. Wilson
Bancroft
U.S
Ahmad Shukairy
Golda Meir
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
United Arab Republic
France
Turkey
Francis of
Assisi
Vera
Fownes Slipper Shu
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Igre
Gretzel
Cowboy Billy
Cowgirl Sue
Sad Clown Wee
Santa
Dell
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