Market Report from Garden City and Kansas City Livestock
Garden City livestock receipts show 1322 stocker cattle and 594 hogs with a steady to active market. Feeder steers and heifers up about $1 to $2, cow market steady, hogs strong with top butcher hogs $26.50 to $27.30, packing sows $20 to $22.70, stock pigs $12 to $25. next Friday's feeder cattle sale estimated at 1500 head. Kansas City cattle and calves sold higher on steady to higher demand. steer and heifer prices up, cows steady, feeders steady, lambs steady with mostly high choices.
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Garden City
Helfers
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Briefs: Live Beef Futures and Dow Jones Dip
At 2 p.m. Chicago live beef futures show December at 29.95, February 30.97, April 31.25, June 31.37 with highs near 29.70 to 30.90 and closes around 29.17 to 31.27. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 736.96, down 6.07 at 1 p.m.
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Chicago
Fire destroys church at Bonner Springs
AP reports a Sunday night blaze consumed the 45 year old First Christian Church in Bonner Springs Kansas while the building was empty. Fire officials probe a cause as Marlin Kirby church board chairman estimates losses from 100000 if walls stand to 250000 if walls are seriously damaged.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
First Christian
Marlin Kirby
Garden City Debaters Win Honors at Hoisington Invite
Garden City High School debaters earned three top finishes at Hoisington Invitational with a second place for Dan McGovern and Steve Gillan, and a third for John Dotts and Scott Daniel, who were undefeated in prelims. Gary Smith and Betty Werner posted four wins and two losses as Garden City tied Manhattan for sweepstakes, with Manhattan winning on speaker points. Debating coach Steve Mulvenan led the team.
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Garden City High School
Hoisington
Winfield
John Dotts
Scott Daniel
Hugoton
Larned
Gary Smith
Betty Werner
Garden City
Manhattan
Engineers to Talk on Roads at Garden City
The Garden City Community Junior College hosts a Wednesday science seminar titled The Planning and Construction of Highways. Speakers are C.C. Baker and George Sigsbee of the Kansas State Highway Department, joined by a film Highways are for People. The event is free and open to the public.
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Garden City Community Junior College
C.C. Baker
George Sigsbee
Baker
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas State Highway Department
Kansas
Garden City
Bernadette Devlin’s Attorneys Get Delay
In Londonderry Northern Ireland AP report magistrate John Shearer granted Bernadette Devlin’s lawyers a one week delay to finish their defense against 19 charges of violence and incitement to riot tied to Londonderry’s August uprising. Devlin, 22, Irish Catholic MP, missed the hearing and entered no plea.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bernadette Devlin
John Shearer
House of Commons
Rock Festival Tragedy at Altamont Leaves Litter and Loss
The free festival near Altamont Speedway drew about 300000 youths. Four died and four babies arrived prematurely as staff treated many for drug overdoses. Meredit Hunter 18 Berkeley Calif was stabbed. An unidentified youth drowned in a cabal. Richard Salov 22 Elizabeth NJ and Mark Feiger 22 Union NJ were run over. Rolling Stones guarded the stage. Cleanup crews worked as authorities noted massive traffic jams and property seizures. Proceeds from films made at the event were to go to charity chosen by the Rolling Stones.
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Trists
Meredith Hunter
Berkeley
Calif
Hells Angels
Richard Salov
Elizabeth
N.J
Mark Feiger
Union
Speedway
Altamont Speedway
Bay Area
Rolling Stones
Stones
John Jones
Gaid
YMCA Ski Trip Deadline Nears For Garden City Dodge City
Deadline approaches for a YMCA led Colorado ski journey from December 26 to 31. Estes Park base with skiing at Lake Eldora Loveland Basin and Hidden Valley. 33 participants ages 16 plus, fees 90 dollars for members 100 for nonmembers. Includes lessons tow tickets two meals insurance lodging transport. Non included are one daily meal and ski rental about seven dollars for full week. $10 deposit nonrefundable. Contact YMCA office at 63321.
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Colorado
Ymcas
Garden City
Dodge City
Estes Park
Lake Eldora
Love
Land Basin
Hidden Valley
YMCA
Love Comes In All Colors in TV Campaign
More than 100 public figures including Arthur Goldberg Jack Dempsey Johnny Carson Ed Sullivan Mitch Miller and Myrna Loy gathered at MPO Studios to film a television commercial promoting the message love comes in all colors. The group sang Let the Sun Shine In from Hair under director Mitch Miller. The phrases Love it comes in all colors will appear on screen after the performance. Filming lasted two hours with the cast donating their services and ending with a buffet.
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New York
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Carson
Ed Sullivan
MPO
East 44Th Street
Mitch Miller
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Myrna Loy
Chet Huntley
Leontyne Price
Cannonball Adderley
Crutcher Named To CEO Position
Former Lt Gov John Crutcher is named director of the state and local government division of the Office of Economic Opportunity in Washington. The 53 year old Hutchinson businessman will fill a vacancy paying about 31000 dollars a year with a joint Kansas delegation plan to announce the appointment.
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Hutchinson
Kan
John Crutcher
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
White House
Kansas
Crutcher
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Wichita Eagle
Dole
Two Receive High Honor for Scouting
Silver Beaver awards, the top local council honor for Boy Scout leaders, were presented to Walter Stueckemann of Jetmore and Lloyd Thompson of Plains at the Santa Fe Trail Council annual appreciation dinner in Dodge City. More than 400 leaders plus their wives attended as mothers, unit leaders, and Eagle Scouts received special recognition.
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Dodge City
Walter Stueckemann
Santa Fe Trail Council
Jetmore
Lloyd Thompson
Plains
Robbers Use Phone Method in Indianapolis Holdup
Randy Miller, 21, reported a service station robbery carried out via phone intimidation. An unseen caller instructed placing a sack of cash on railroad tracks behind the shop while a man with a rifle watched. About $700 to $800 disappeared after the pair delayed the customer.
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Indianapolis
Randy Miller
Miller
Miler
Nita Foulks Heads to Russia on KSCTC Study Trip
Nita Foulks, a Garden City coed at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia, will join 16 other students December 28 to January 19 on a social science and foreign language field trip to the Soviet Union. The group visits Moscow Lenningrad Kiev Riga Zagorsk with lectures, performances and receptions.
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Garden City
Moscow
Leningrad
KSCT
Social Sciences
Randall C. Anderson
Roger L. Findlay
Dismissals Listed at Garden City Hospitals
A Garden City Hospitals report lists multiple dismissals including Mrs. Eugene Beasley Emi nence Rt, Mrs. Harold Burnett, Leann Rae Flynn, Chestnut Mrs Owen Heeke and others, with entries noting addresses such as 1106 £, 2300 N Thr, 2013 Old Manor and 211 S 10th. The list includes names from St Catherine and local residents like Rick Anthony Shreath and Johnny Ortiz.
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St. Catherine
Eugene Beasley
Harold Burnett
Leann Rae Flynn
Owen Heeke
Rick Anthony Shreath
Scott City
Mra
Johnny Ortiz
EB. Uppendahl
Ighton
Courts Bond Forfeitures and Suspensions Listed in City Court
City court records show bonds forfeited for multiple defendants including Joe Savas Casanova driving a disabled vehicle, Charles Yocum speeding, Lewis Kemper tuning red light, Eston Bar ber driving on an expired license, Archie Ladner running a red light, Homer Reid driving while intoxicated with related counts, Roger Aker failure to yield, and Mrs. Pasquell Rodriguez fined for leaving an accident scene. Licenses suspended for Robert Lyon and Stephen Gugelmeyer, plus a string of traffic accident reports across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Joe Savas Casanova
City
Charles Edward Yocum
N. Main
Lewis Tee Kemper
Imperial Rt
Eston Luther Barber
Archie B. Ladner
Center
Homer Lee Reid
Roger Charles Aker
Jaco Dorm
Pasquell Rodriguez
Spencer
Elijah Leo Martin
Robert 5. Lyon
Batlinger
Stephen A. Gugelmeyer
Deaths From Scott City Car Train Crashes Funeral Held
Dannie Joe Newcomer 15 killed in Scott City in a car train crash at Scott Cid. Funeral service at United Methodist Church officiated by Rev. William Bless. He was a ninth grade student at Scott City Junior High School, lifelong resident of Scott City. Survivors include parents and grandparents. A memorial was established with The House of Prayer for All People in Denver. Melvin Loren Ratzlaff 16 also died in a Scott City car train crash. He was a Scott City High School junior born Aug. 6, 1953. Survivors include parents, eight brothers, three sisters, and a maternal grandmother. Funeral at First Christian Church with burial at Scott County Cemetery. Additional listings show other memorials and graveside services in nearby areas.
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Scott City
Dannie Joe Newcomer
Scott Cid
United Methodist Church
City
William Bless
Horn
Scott
Ben Newcomer
Lyle Newcomer
Scott Ci
BR. V. Redding
Denver
Cole
Melvin Loren Ratzlaff
Scott County High School
Herman Rataloff
Errol Koehn
Montezuma
Manford Koehn
Tribune
Glenda
Chester
Healy
Virgil
Gary
Delbert
Leonard
Milford
Mike
Galen
Marie Dirks
First Christian Church
Ron Mickey
W. L. Shackleford
Scott County Cemetery
Scott City youth Duane Daubert dies in train collision
Duane Daubert 15 of Scott City was killed Saturday in a car train crash. Born December 20 1953 in Garden City he was a junior at Scott County High School and member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and its C of C. Survived by mother Florence Daubert three brothers Darrell Danny and Kenton two sisters Ellen Knuth and Lisa and paternal grandparents. Funeral 9:30 am tomorrow at St Joseph Catholic Church Scott City with burial at Scott County Cemetery Rosary 8:30 tonight at the church.
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Scott City
Duane Daubert
Garden City
Scott County High School
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Florence Daubert
Darrell Manhattan
Danny
Fort Campbell
Kenton
Ellen Knuth
Wichita
Lisa
John Daubert
Jacob Dreher
Scott County Cemetery
Rosary
Tragic Scott City Teen Killed in Car Train Crash
Richard Dean Stos a 16 year old Scott City junior died Saturday in a car train collision. Born September 10 1953 in Great Bend he moved to Scott City in 1965 with his parents. He attended St Joseph Catholic Church and was active in its CYO. Survivors include his parents four brothers and a sister.
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Scott City
Richard Dean Stos
Great Bend
Scott County High School
St. Joseph Catholic Church
C.Y.0
Melvin Stos
Ronald
Kent
Randall
Melvin Jr
Mary Jean
Pater
Funeral for Mrs Geil Geist in Scott City
Mrs Liela Geist Geil Geist funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Christian Church Scott City with Rev Robert J Brown officiating. Burial follows at Scott County. Friends may call at Weinmann Price Funeral Home Scott City until service time.
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Scott Ciey
Geil L. Geist
First Christian Church
Scoth City
Robert J. Brown
Scott County
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Scott City
Denis Caul, Sublette electrician, dies at 64
Denis Caul Gaul 64 died suddenly at home in Sublette Saturday night. Born August 17 1905 in Alden he married Monica Jacques Demel June 24 1934 in Newton. Survived by widow two daughters Elizabeth Town Ky and Satanta and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sublette Methodist Church officiated by Rev Frank Little. Burial Haskell County Cemetery. Friends may call at Haskell County Funeral Home until 10 a.m. tomorrow. Contributions to Mrs Caul, Sublette.
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Denis Fetzer Gaul
Alden
Monica Jacques Demel
Newton
Sublette
Wichita
Roy C. Campbell
Elizabeth Town
Jack Blair
Satanta
Methodist Church
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Haskell County
Caul
YMCA Activities Schedule With Multiple Rooms and Times
YMCA offers various programs this week including men s noon fitness from noon to 1 pm at Ben Grimsley Gym and evening sessions 6 30 to 7 pm. Women s basketball and Y s Gals Tip Toes appear in the schedule along with Genealogical Society meetings and adult ceramics sessions at 701 N 6th and Hall.
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Pum
Ben Grimsley
Grimsley Gym
Ben Grimsley Gym
Y Name
Itall
Chia Sieshee
Open Forum at Way Out Hot Box With Rector Leads
An open forum is set for tomorrow night at the Way Out Hot Box led by Rev. John P. Bartholomew, rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church. College students and high school seniors are invited to attend from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The venue, operated at St. Thomas, also houses the Way Out Coffee House directed by Father Bartholomew.
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Way Out
John P. Bartholomew
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Father Bartholomaw J
Way Out Coffee House
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