Troops Use Autobahn in Face of Threat
First units of the 19th Infantry Division move toward Berlin along the autobahn after East German and Soviet warnings. The 1500 man relief column crosses Checkpoint Bravo with 25 vehicles amid increased East German patrols and Soviet surveillance. The convoy, led by Col. Ira Palm, advances from Helmstedt toward West Berlin in small daily convoys over about a week.
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Aberlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
Marlenborn
Iron Curtain
Babelsberg
Berlin
Kassel
William J. Herman
South Norwalk
Conn
19Th Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Leg
19Th Infantry Division
Ira Palm
Mount Vernon
N.Y
18Th Infantry
Helmstedt
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Trades
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and calves around 300 and 50 respectively with steady bids. High and low choice heifers quoted near 24.00 while utility cows run 16.15 to 17.50. Dealers see high standard to low choice at 23.00 to 28.00. Hog volume about 3,000 and sheep and lambs steady with lambs near 15.00 and ewes 3.00 to 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Greenhands Initiated at FFA Dad's Night Dinner
Sixteen members were initiated as greenhands during the annual FFA Dad's Night at Garden City Senior High School. About 100 members and fathers attended the 6:30 p.m. dinner. Terry Gigot, FFA president, led the ceremony naming new members: Fred Armentrout, Dean Biggs, John Brokey, Jerry Burgardt, Cleo Carrol, Max Crist, Charles Drussel, Mike Gigot, Bill Gross, John Hammon, Keith Henderson, Charles Jacobs, Denny Krey, Dale Niblock, Pete Staley, and Dick Ulrich. Abe Hubert spoke on maturity and FFA. Wrestling and boxing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Senior High School
Terry Gigot
FFA
Fred Armentrout
Dean Biggs
John Brokey
Jerry Burgardt
Cleo Carrol
Max Crist
Charles Drussel
Mike Gigot
Bill Gross
John Hammon
Keith Henderson
Charles Jacobs
Denny Krey
Dale Niblock
Pete Staley
Dick Ulrich
Abe Hubert
Assessors for City County Ave Approved
Pinney County Commissioners approved a list of duty and township assessors for 1962 at their regular session Monday and Tuesday. Garden City deputy assessors named include John M. Anderson L. 2 Mortis Thurman Lile Mrs Jane Zire Mia Irene Wiebe Mrs Esther Brungton R T Kersey Mearl Potter Mrs Mabel Dougherty R F Caswell. Township trustees named as deputy assessors are Clyde Sheak Garden City Wayne Wheeler Garfield Ray Johnston Ivanhoe M C Cronin Pierceaville Lester Koch Pleasant Valley Seth Garnest Sherlock and Frank Stillwell Terry. The county also received a petition to open a county road in the northwest corner of 11-23-33 two miles east to the northeast corner of 12-23-33. Approved closing a 150 foot portion of 12th Street from the north line of Santa Fe Street to the south line of Santa Fe right of way and received a beer license renewal application from an establishment in Tolcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney County
Garden City
John M. Anderson
Mortis
Thurman Lile
Jane Zire
Mia
Irene Wiebe
Esther Brungton
R. T. Kersey
Mearl Potter
Mabel Dougherty
R. F. Caswell
Opal Srouff
Clyde
Sheak
Wayne Wheeler
Garfield
Ray Johnston
Ivanhoe
M. C. Cronin
Pierceaville
Lester Koch
Pleasant Valley
Seth Garnest
Sherlock
Frank Stillwell
Terry
12Th Street
Santa Fe St
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Tolcomb
Mental Move Made in Case Nelson Slaying
Mrs. Richard Nelson was ordered confined for thirty days of examination and treatment at the state mental hospital in St. Joseph after arraignment on a first degree murder charge. The shooting occurred Monday night when Nelson visited his wife at her daughter's home seeking reconciliation. Nelson’s attorney said he was taken from a Denver psychiatric ward on November 26 despite doctors’ advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
State Mental Hospital
St. Joseph
Richard
Nelson
Tom J. Stubbs
Four Attend Law and Society Institute at Kansas University
Orval M. Reece Harrison Smith Genevieve Stull and Ruth Walker all of Garden City were among 164 attorneys judges psychiatrists and social workers at the first annual Law and Society Institute ending Tuesday at the University of Kansas. Abraham Ribicoff secretary of health education and welfare was the featured speaker with the topic The Child and the Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval M. Reece
Harrison Smith
Genevieve Stull
Ruth Walker
Garden City
Law and
University of Kansas
Abraham Ribicoff
U. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Letters to Santa Grow With Christmas Wishes
The Telegram receives increasingly large batches of letters to Santa Claus. Children across addresses like 1116 Gillespie and Rt. 1 send requests for toys including a Woody Woodpecker, Chatty Cathy, cowboy boots, dolls, vehicles, a rocking horse, and play sets. Several names and items are listed along with hometowns and one year old Donnie's stocking chair and Corn popper toy.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Annette Lynn Fenton
Gillespie
Santa
Woody Woodpecker
Cathy
Donald Duck
Mickey Mouse
Chris
Tommy Fenton
Terri
Mike Crossland
Rt. 1
Smith
Sherry
Donna
Patrick
Douglas Richard Henkle
Douglas
N. 6Th St
David Frazer
Holcomb
Lindy
Donnie
Admissions and dismissals at St Catherine hospital list
Admissions include Charles A Milhon 904 N Main Mrs William Woolén 1101 Main Linda E Denbo 806 N 5th David Lyle Eves 310 N 3rd Lucille Thomas Leoti Gene L Pendergraft 2303 N 7th H M Claunch Lycan Cole Billy D Husband Leoti David P Martinez 508 W Maple. Dismissals Debra Ann Kreutzer 815 Bancroft Mrs Harold Potter Sterling Robert L Ingraham Holcomb Otto G F Kretzel Leoti Charles Rufus Reed 204 N Loth Mrs Ronald O Dell 407 N 2nd Mrs Charles Alvin Wells 1912 St John Nettie Clark Dighton Harold Stevenson 2119 C David Lyle Eyes 310 N 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Charles A
Milhon
Main
William Woolén
Linda E. Denbo
David Lyle Eves
Lucille Thomas
Leoti
Gene L. Pendergraft
H. M. Claunch
Lycan
Cole
Billy D. Husband
David P. Martinez
W. Maple
St. Catherine
Debra Ann Kreutzer
Bancroft
Harold Potter
Sterling
Robert L. Ingraham
Holcomb
Otto G. F. Kretzel
Charles Rufus Reed
N. Loth
Ronald O'Dell
Charles Alvin Wells
St. John
Nettie Clark
Dighton
Harold Stevenson
C. David Lyle Eyes
Clampdown on Kennedy flights rescinded after White House input
FAA officials said a news information ban on presidential flights was a mistake and was revoked after White House instructions. The order, published Nov 22 without White House approval, would have blocked FAA staff from sharing flight details for Kennedy and Johnson. The White House had continued to receive flight info, including arrival and departure estimates, causing the reversal.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
White House
PAA
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secret Service
Idlewild
New York City
West Palm Beach
Births in Garden City for Denbo and Martinez families
In Garden City a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Husband at 10:20 p.m. on December 6, weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. A son named for David P. Martinez at 6:36 a.m. on December 7, weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda E. Denbo
Billy D
Seot
David P. Martinez
W. Maple
Legal Deeds and Marriage Licenses From Garden City Records
Multiple legals list warranty deeds for Garden City parcels including Joe Sanchez to Connie Hernandez and Joe Sanchez to Ann Delgado, plus a large 88 844 acre tract. Also notices Daed-Cash and Carry Lumber Co to Joe Plett and marriage licenses for Lancaster Owen, Insther Joy, and Vollmann Frizzell, all in Garden City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sanchez
Et Ux
Connie Hernandez
Garden City
Ann Delgado
Howard
Smith
Lloyd L. Dennett
Daed — Cash and Carry
Courts Bond Violations and Traffic Incidents Reported
Bonds posted for Mrs. Robert Scott and Virgie Dale Holmes for improper drilling and running red lights, with several bonds forfeited. Fines levied for improper registration and speeding, along with abatement decisions for several insufficient checks. Multiple traffic incidents noted across Main Laurel Fulton Jones areas, including a station wagon collision and vehicle rolls reported near Five Points Motor Co.
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Robert Scott
Virgie Dale Holmes
Earl Pile
Delbert
Leewayne ‘Wilks
Richard Gay Smith
Wallace Edward Wilson
Gary Wayne Mueller
John Mark Colby
Edgar R. Ottersetter
Leon E. Eichenberger
Main and
Laurel
John Dopler
Lester Hardin Clampitt
E. Fulton
John W. Eldridge
Gordon Goertz
Jones
Five Points Motor Co
Fritaz Hamill
Rt. 1
Darel Traugott
Conard
Congo Faces U N Future Clash Amid Katanga Crisis
In Washington and London officials debate Congo policy as Kennedy and Macmillan plan a December meeting. U S Air Force to add 21 transport aircraft to support U N operations around Elisabethville while Western allies back unity and negotiate Tshombe’s secession.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
U.N
Congo
Katanga
United Nations
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Dent Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
State Department
U.S. Air Force
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.S
Belgium
France
Multimillion Dollar Shoplifting Surge Warned by Experts
CHICAGO AP. Shoplifting is largely impulse driven by ordinary people, not pros, costing merchants over 500 million dollars in December. Norman Industries Inc. president Norman Kiven cited a Midwest sample with 57 shoplifters in two weeks and an average theft value of 11.48 dollars. He noted 90 percent of thieves are women, and reports show a 14 percent rise in the past year. Some cases involve store employees, including a Detroit department store test where 76 percent admitted stealing 100 dollars or more in six months.
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Chicago
America
Norman Industries Inc
Norman Kiven
Kiven
Detroit
Rash of Thefts From Autos
A wave of vehicle thefts and tampering reports in town includes a slide trombone taken from a car at St. Mary's Center, an electric razor and gloves stolen from a car on 805 N 3rd, and a luggage of cigarettes from a car in the 400 block of N Main. An aerial snapped from a Taylor Street wagon, eggs mashed on a Ray car, a back window cracked on a 302 N 10th vehicle, lipstick graffiti on a Garden City Ave car, and two girls aged 16 and 15 caught shoplifting with police talking to their parents.
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St. Mary's Center
Donald Irsik
Holcomb
Martin Joseph Baier
Lawrence Bayer
Olive
Harry G. Billen
Taylor
William C. Ray
Tribune
Donald Keith Petty
Garden City Ave
Fire Damage Mounts at Kansas City Intersection
Damage estimates near 150000 after a blaze at Kansas City's Parkview Drug Store on 12th and Main. Over 100 firefighters battled smoky flames. water from the basement flooded Hi Ball Cocktail Lounge and King Joyco Restaurant. Paramount Theater also sustained damage but expected to reopen today.
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Kansas City
Parkview Drug Store
12Th and
Main
Hi‘ball
12Th Street
King Joyco
Paramount Theater
Main Street
No Decorations In Liquor Stores In Kansas
Kansas liquor stores will not be allowed to decorate for Christmas after all. Walter Reed Gage of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board issued a directive reasserting a ban on any Christmas symbols or decorations in stores. Violations after December 14 could threaten licenses amid protests from church groups and opponents who argue Christmas should not be tied to liquor sales.
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Topeka
Kansas
Walter Reed Gage
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Gage
Roy
Holloman
Kansas United Dry Forces
Mrs Gribble Attends Kansas Radio Dispatchers School
Mrs Arnold Gribble a state radio operator attended the third Kansas Radio Dispatchers school at the University of Kansas on Monday and Tuesday. Sessions covered notetaking telephone interrogation description of persons and procedures budget police radio in disaster FCC rules and radio dispatching difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Gribble
Kansas Radio Dispatchers
University of Kansas
Federal Communications Commission
Kidnapper Breaks Prison in Milan Escape
Raymond C. Ellis, 38, a Nebraska 1952 kidnaping convict, escaped Wednesday night from a Milan federal facility. Officials say he punched a wall hole from the parole office to the administration building and fled through a window after a conditional Leavenworth release in 1958. He had been brought to Milan last Nov. 13 for violating release terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Mich
Raymond C. Ellis
Nebraska
Federal Correctional Institution
Ellis
Leavenworth
Kas
Oswalt Funeral Held for Garden City Resident
Harry L Oswalt 63 longtime Garden City resident died Tuesday in Wichita He founded Industrial Machine Works later Oswalt Industries Funeral Friday at 3 pm Community Church officiated by Rev John D Fitzgerald Burial in Valley View Cemetery Friends may call Garland's Funeral Home today 4 to 9 pm and Friday 8 am to noon Born November 21 1698 in Bluffton Indiana he married Trend Chapman November 14 1921 in Tulsa Oklahoma He moved to Garden City in 1931 and ran his businesses Surviving widow three sons a daughter a brother Raymond Oswalt of Ponce City Oklahoma two half brothers Paul Shadle Bluffton Indiana Dale Oswalt Wakarusa Indiana and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Oswalt
Garden Citlaw
John D. Fitzgerald
Valley View
Garland
Oswalt
Wichita
Bluffton
Ind
Trend’ Chapman
Tulsa
Okla
Gardett City
Oswalt Industries
Raymond Oswalt
Ponce City
Paul Shadlé
Dale Oswalt
Wakarusa
Dewitt Clinton and the Erie Canal's Bank Founding Era
Governor Dewitt Clinton of New York helped establish the state's first savings bank in 1819 while shaping the Erie Canal’s development. His efforts linked fiscal policy to major infrastructure, highlighting early 19th century state-building.
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Dewitt Clinton
New York
Erie’ Canal
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