Local wagon prices and eggs market report
Local market notes show varied wagon prices for produce and eggs. Large eggs are featured with A and C grade listings, along with a wheat price of 1.4 and rye notes noting changes.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
7
Local market notes show varied wagon prices for produce and eggs. Large eggs are featured with A and C grade listings, along with a wheat price of 1.4 and rye notes noting changes.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at noon rose 5.18 to 813.19. Kansas City cattle numbers read 4,900 with feeders weak under 700 lb, choice feeder steer 24.75-26.45, calves 23.75-24.85, feeders 26.50-28.50. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts up to 50 higher, sows steady to weak, 1-2 200-295 lb at 20.25-21.75, 240-280 lb 19.50-20.25, sows 14.25-15.75. Sheep 100 with shorn lambs at 22.75.
A man armed with open scissors slashed four paintings in the Capitol House wing. George Palakian, 27, of Patterson, New Jersey, was arrested and charged with destroying government property after admitting the act. The most valuable piece was a Christy painting of the signing of the Constitution, created in 1840 for $30,000, with other portraits also damaged.
In Freehold New Jersey AP reports jury selection for Dr Carl Cappolino murder trial nears completion with four panelists left. Ten jurors have been sworn and sequestered amid opposition to the death penalty as the state seeks capital punishment on a first degree murder charge in the alleged strangling of retired Army Lt Col William E Farber, a Middletown Township neighbor. Farber died July 30 1963, earlier attributed to coronary thrombosis.
A small tornado with 80 to 100 mph winds ripped through Rolla downtown early today causing roof damage to the First Christian Church and the courthouse along with the city hall radio tower. No injuries were reported and streets were to be cleared within hours. Additional gusts affected Columbia Springfield and other towns with hail and rain. a tornado watch covered parts of Missouri and neighboring states. Parson and Joplin also reported storm impacts.
Today hospital admissions reported for St Catherine include John Wheeler 805 North Main Jesse Bribiesca 401 Evans John Leiker Holcomb Mrs Dennis Kleysteuber Ierceville Iman Wiatt Lakin Mrs Marc Williams 204 South Sant a Fe Mrs Trofilo Gallardo 703 East Anta Fe Mrs John Keeling 1607 East Wilton Harvey Coen 2110 North 7th Johnny Stills 901 North 6th Donald Coy Dodge City Mrs Casimiro Dianda 504 North Santa Fe Joe Smith 2109 North 6th
Birth notices list a son for Nolan Howell and a daughter for Eddie Skipper at St Catherine and other births in Orin Page and Juan Ortiz households. Numerous traffic and parking fines issued in Ulysses Deerfield Dodge City and Great Bend, with specific violations and sums.
Garden City resident Don Whitford Bodrock was hospitalized with facial cuts after his car struck a parked truck owned by Harry Schleman at 11 p.m. near 12th and Court in Scott City. Bodrock’s condition was not serious. Rodrock’s car was demolished and the truck heavily damaged.
A car reported stolen from a city lot Tuesday was found abandoned Wednesday near Garden City Community Junior College. Owned by Otis Frazier of 907 East Maple, the vehicle was taken after noon from the 8th and Chestnut lot, the third theft in two days with keys left in all three cars.
Leonard H Strickert 56 died at his home in Scott City Tuesday burial in Scott County Cemetery at 2 p m Friday First Christian Church Rev Robert E Brown will officiate He was born April 18 1910 in Scott County and married Mildred Marshall Jan 20 1944 at Liberal He lived in Marienthal before moving to Scott City in 1956 Survivors include widow daughters Roberta and Ranee and sons Arthur Richard and Robert in Frankfurt Germany and Scott City sisters Elsie Allen Aberdeen WA Elmer Miller Friend and brothers Charles Clarence Scott City Phil Garden City.
Funeral services for James Doty 64 were set for 2 p.m. today at Copeland Methodist Church with Revs. Marvin Schulz and Walter Birney officiating. Burial followed in Copeland Cemetery.
Kenneth F. Dreiling, 22, of Tucson died November 30 in an industrial accident. Born June 23, 1944 in Garden City he attended St. Mary's and Garden City High School. Survived by Patt Young, Nadine, his parents Louis and Mrs Dreiling, two brothers Donald and Eddy, a sister Twila. He had worked for B F Goodrich in Tucson. Funeral Monday at Tucson Sacred Heart Church.
Syria's socialist government announced executive seizure of all properties of the Western owned Iraq Ferro Jeum Co in Damascus and imposed higher transit royalties on pipelines to Europe. Officials say back royalties exceed 9.3 million dollars as three government committees supervise the operations while oil still flows through the desert installations.
Swollen rivers receded from flood battered homes in California's Central Valley while authorities watched the Salinas River crest. Army helicopters prepared to airlift supplies to Johnsondale where roads are washed out and residents are isolated. About 600 people in a Kern County logging camp near Kernville remain stranded as Porterville evacuations continue. One dead and one missing reported. property damage expected in the millions with bridges in Tulsi e and Kern counties washed away.
Three Garden City students at Kansas State University joined K-State debaters at the Kansas Wesleyan meet in Salina, earning top finishes. Sheryl Etling led a senior team to third, Charles Newcom among a sixth place novice squad with 7-1, and Bonita Thomas on a novice team placing eighth with 6-2. Tom Roberts of Scott City competed for Wayne State College with a 4-1 rating and superior speaking. Newcom will travel to Whitewater Wisconsin for a Wisconsin State University tournament as a novice debater.
Sedgwick County district judges will be aided by 17 judges from other districts including Bert J. Vance of Garden City and L. L. Morgan of Hugoton. Justice John Frontron announced the assignments on Wednesday. Vance will serve starting June 5 and Morgan on March 29.
YMCA notes signups open for boys three to six in the basketball program with final day Saturday. A coaches meeting follows to assign players and form teams. Also listed are a holiday candy and cookie class with pre-enrollment, a Friday Bicycle Group for women at 9 30 a m, and Y Indian Guides Pawnee Tribe meet at 7 p m Monday at Bob Jones residence.
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