Secret Meeting in Chicago Afoot to Back Goldwater
Conservative Republicans gathered secretly in Chicago to rally behind Barry Goldwater for 1964 and oppose Nelson Rockefeller. Attendees discussed a $3 million campaign fund and a national chairman, with Goldwater denying knowledge of the meeting. The group favored solid Southern support and considered Curtis for Senate campaign chair.
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Chicago
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ethe Associated Press
Thicago
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Phoenix
Senate
John Ashbrook
Rohio
Sen
Gov. Rockefeller
James D. Martin
Gadsden
Ala
Lister Hill
Martin
Miller
Congress
GOP
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Cattle and hogs mixed in Kansas City markets
AP reports cattle calves at 250 head steers steady and easy hefts steady with good to high choice values. Hog markets weak 25 lower. barrows and gilts 185-250 lb 15 upper range. Sheep lambs steady to higher with good to prime lambs 18.25-20.00 and feeders 19.50-16.50.
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Kansas City Livestock i
Kansas City
Stock Market Pushes Higher
New York AP reports a stock market rally in heavy trading as the AP index of 6 stocks at noon rose 0.7 to 240.4. Industrials up 1.3, rails up 0.6, utilities unchanged. Major gainers included IBM Polaroid Xerox Litton. Motors and steels led advances with Youngstown Sheet as a standout. Rail stocks such as New York Central Santa Fe Southern Railway and Pennsylvania Railroad posted fractional gains.
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NEW York
Associated Press
IBM
Points
Polaroid
Xerox
Litton Industries
Studebaker
Youngstown
New York Central
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Garden City Urges Holiday Traffic Safety Campaign
Mayor Jim Sloan proclaims a December safety drive in Garden City at the request of Finney County Farm Bureau safety chair Mrs. Cecil Snodgrass. The nationwide National Safety Council campaign aims to cut the Christmas toll of 3750 deaths, urging civic and religious leaders to cooperate in reducing highway and home hazards through December and beyond.
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Garden City
Jim * Sloan
Finney County Farm Bureau
Cecil Snodgrass
National Safety Council
National Committee of Religious Leaders For Safety
Lane Moisture Situation Better
DIGHTON The moisture situation in Dighton was a little better in November. Weather observer Nolen Yates recorded 1.05 inches of precipitation as rain and snow, compared with just .20 inch in all of October. Last November total was 2.40 inches, while November 1960 registered only .10 inch.
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Dighton
Nolen Yates
Garden City School Lunch Menus For Week
Garden City Public Schools publish the hot lunch menu for the remaining week with items listed by day. Wednesday features braised beef tips with baked potatoes carrots hot biscuits and pineapple upside down cake. Thursday offers Swiss steak corn salad bread and chocolate cake. Friday presents Sloppy Joes or cheeseburgers with hash browns cabbage slaw and orange raisin cake.
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Garden City
Letters to Santa Bring Wish Lists to Telegram Readers
Local readers sent letters to Santa via the Telegram as Christmas nears. Mike Duane Stoufe asks for a table top pool table a big bruiser and a Remco kit for a budding scientist. Jim Abbey mentions Pam Vicki and others seeking dolls play houses toy guns trains washing machines and kitchen sets. A Garden City girl signing as Pam requests a record player and about six records. Rod forgot to sign his last.
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Santa Claus
Jolly Old Saint Nick
North Pole
Mike Duane Stoufe
Santa
Remco
Jim Abbey
Pam
Vicki
Mike
Garden City
Rod
Christmas Music and Santa Requests Highlight Seasonal Notes
In Garden City boosters plan holiday concerts at Hope Auditorium with band choir and orchestra amid a village Christmas tradition. Letters to Santa from Garden City and nearby residents await gifts, naming dolls, toy trains, Barbie items, and quirky requests. Milwaukee Braves announce 17 spring training exhibitions in West Palm Beach. KU Extension course on supervisory development in Satanta yields certificates to local workers across United Carbon and Co op Grain Dealers.
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Garden City
Muin Boosters
Hope Auditorium
Satanta
Kansas University
Satanta High School
James Brownlss
United Carbon Co
Gilbert Wayland
United Carbon
Dean Martin
Co-op Grain Dealers Union
Ted Dye
Co-op
Howard Rhydy
Plateau Natural Gas Co
Cletus Weis
Plateau Natural Gas
Kenneth Beakey
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ewell Stephens
Keith
Clinton Hedgecoke
Orval White
Uaited Carbon
LeRoy Lohtink
Gordon Batman
W. C. Copeland
Ray Burrows
Russell W.irschner
Howard £. Hamlin
Plateau Natures Gas
Vader Stapp
Joy O'Banion
Carl Seashorn
KU Extension Dept
Felix Turley
United Producing Co., Inc
Tito Meets Khrushchev Warmly At Moscow State Visit
Yugoslav leader Tito arrived in Moscow for a state visit with Premier Khrushchev greeting him with a guard of honor and a band. Khrushchev voiced hope for stronger relations and discussion of international issues. Tito said he anticipated a productive exchange on world affairs and bilateral ties.
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Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Peking
Yugoslav Communist Party
Tio
Public Highway Meeting Set in Scott City
A public meeting by the citizens highway advisory committee is scheduled for Thursday December 18 at 2 pm in the Little Theater at 704 College in Scott City. The session covers state highway districts 3 and 6 and seeks citizen questions on final engineering revisions of the comprehensive highway needs survey.
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Scott City
Citizens Highway Advisory Committee
College
Hospitals Admissions and Births in Local Area
Hospital admissions list includes Catherine Brad, Tate, Lakin, Rhea Talicker, Ernest Gilmore, and Duwance Patton among several others. Births reported at St Catherine include a son for Ernest Gilmore and a son for Duwance Patton with weights 5 lb 3 oz and 7 lb 18 oz respectively. Dismissals list names such as Leland Austin and O D Siebert. Legals record warranty deeds for multiple property transfers including Barber, Bebermeyer, and West among others.
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Jeanntte Scherer
Hattie
Loretta Dearden
Scott City
Roy It
Mowry
Jones
John J. Hoffman
St. Catherine
Ernest Gilmore
BE. Fulton
Death Notices for Meliton Negrete 65 Former Garden City Resident
Meliton Negrete 65 a former Garden City resident died last Thursday at his home in Los Angeles California. Born March 23 1897 in Penjamo Guanajuato Mexico he came to the United States in 1918 and married Andrea Martinez in 1912 in Mexico. Survivors include the widow three sons John Rudy and Gilbert of Sidney Nebraska three daughters Ziola Margaret Teresa Reyes all of Los Angeles and the home one brother Simon in Mexico City and a sister Ysabel Hernandez 711 East Santa Fe Funeral and burial were held Saturday in Los Angeles.
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Meliton Negrete
Citlan
Los Angeles
Calif
Negrete
Garden City
Penjamo
Gta
Mexico
United States
Andrea Martinez
John
Rudy
Gilbert
Sidney
Nebr
Ziola
Margaret
Home
Teresa Reyes
Simon
Mexico City
Ysabel Hernandez
E. Santa Fe
August F. Winter dies in Los Angeles during visit
August F Winter age 67 former Deerfield resident and longtime Deerfield barber died Sunday in Los Angeles while visiting a daughter. Survivors include his widow Alvina two sons Alden Woodland Park Cole and Marvin Holcomb two daughters Maxine Leubke South Gate Calif and Mrs Margaret Egbert Charleston a step daughter of Hutchinson one brother and one sister. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m MST at Deerfield Lutheran Church with burial in Deerfield Cemetery.
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Deerfield
F. Winter
Hutchinson
Los Angeles
Calif
Winter
Alvina
Alden
Woodland
Park
Cole
Marvin
Holcomb
Maxine Leubke
South Gate
Margaret Egbert
Charleston
Hutchin‘gon
Deerfield ‘Lutheran Church
Deerfield Cemetery
Garden City land transfers and local court notices
Property transfers in Garden City include Lot 11 and Lot 10, Block 22, Joney Addition as well as west 100 feet of Lot 11. Court actions list fines for speeding and lighting defects, driver license issues, and district civil cases. Police bond entries and bonds forfeitures are noted for several individuals in the area.
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Lillie V. Barber
Eston L. Barber
N. C. Jones
George Berends
Et Ux
Wayne M. West
Arter and Young's
Rebecca C. Bebermeyer
E. R. Bebermeyer
Staeckly
Elmer R. Bebermeyer
Rodger,ez, Funk
Lloyd R. Jones
Joney Addition
Howard B. Smith
Volet A. M. MeeElroy Stith
Garden City
Violet A. M. McElroy Smith
George R. Tawater
T. J. Johnson
Spiro
Okla
Jack Dionisio
Damon Raymond Dipman
Burtis Motor Company, Inc
Jack L. Anderson
Traffic collision reports list multiple vehicle incidents
On Monday at 6 28 p m in the 300 block N Center a pickup driven by Jess Earl Murdock 57 of 904 N 7th struck a Kansas State Patrol car causing extensive damage to the Murdock vehicle and light damage to the patrol car At 10 50 a m in the 200 block S 4th a parked car owned by William Kendall of 208 N 6th sustained moderate damage while a city owned vehicle was involved In another incident a tractor trailer driven by James Gibbs of 1118 N 12th caused no damage to the vehicle involved.
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Jess Earl Mrdock
Kansas State Highway Patrol
Murdock
William Laverne Kendall
James Donald Gibbs
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