Market Reports From Garden City and Kansas City Livestock
Garden City receipts 1 926 cattle 45 hogs show calves steady to higher with steer calves 29 to 33 dollars and several light weights to 40. cow market up to 17 50 fat cows 16 17 70. hog top 17 80. Kansas City cattle 5 500 calves 400 steady to 25 higher with steers 28 25 29 and steer calves 29 32. hogs 7 000 mostly steady to 25 higher. sheep 1 500 lower for lambs but feeder lambs 21 50 22 50.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Psychedelic Poetry Night at Way Out Coffee House
Jay McCarty English instructor at Scott City High School headlines the Hot Box open end discussion “The Psychedelic Protest of Poetry” at Way Out Coffee House tomorrow evening from 9 to midnight. The event showcases college students and high school seniors with the discussion starting at 9:30.
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Way Out Coffee House
Jay McCarty
Scott City High School
McCarty
Scott City
Emporia State Teachers College
Oxnard
Calif
Way Out
Letters to Santa show kids listing toys in Oklahoma City area
A jumble of child letters from Amy Eatherly to Tyrone Humphrey and others, with addresses in Shawnee and Oklahoma City suburbs, asking for dolls, Hot Wheels tracks, Slinkys, talking dolls, toy guns, cameras, and electronic set gifts. Several children sign with family names, ages range from four to seven, and most request treats and cookies for Santa.
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Billy S
Santa
Mary
Billy S. P.S
YMCA Events Meeting and Programs at the YMCA
A series of YMCA activities and meetings are listed including a DAs meeting for Capital Sums, a women’s committee, and adult fitness programs. Activities occur at the YMCA Hall and various gyms such as Ben Grimsley Gym and Downing’s, with noon to 1 pm fitness sessions and other time blocks noted.
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Das
YMCA
Ben Grimsley Gym
Downing's
Ron Grimley_ Gym
Ae Christ Sigsbee
Ben Grimsley Ym
Big Gifts Committee
Ymca Hall
Rumanians Build 30 Glass-Faced Hotels at Mamaia Beach
At Mamaia on the Black Sea Rumanians have erected thirty glass-faced hotels along a broad sandy coast creating a striking seaside promenade and boosting resort capacity.
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Mamaia
Black Sea
Stock Averages and Beef Futures Update
At noon the Dow Jones 30 industrials averaged 979.55, up 1.31. Live beef futures for February to June traded with highs and closes shown, including 28.72 for February and 28.92 for April.
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Chicago
Kansas Traffic Log Topeka Deaths Report
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours ending Monday morning and notes December 13 figures for 1968 and a 1967 comparison. The AP log lists totals and comparative counts for the period, with figures indicating trend changes in the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Junk Ag Programs By BON KENDALL AP Farm Writer
Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, says current government farm programs should be dismantled and replaced with transitional measures toward a market oriented system. He argues for targeted aid for small subsistence farmers while pressuring Congress to end direct subsidies and import barriers, and calls for reorganized agricultural research to aid land grant colleges.
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Bon Kendall
Kansas City
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farm Bureau
U.S
Congress
Shumar
Shuma
Farm Bureau faces grape boycott over union drive
Shuman said Congress has the responsibility to curb government spending aligned with income. Farm Bureau officials were met by pickets supporting the United Farm Workers national boycott of California table grapes. The Bureau frames the boycott and its supporters warn that unionization pressure on California growers could trigger similar action on other farm commodities.
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Shuman
Congress
Farm Bureau
United Farm Workers National
California
PCA Stockholders to Meet at State Theatre
Garden City Production Credit Assn stockholders will meet Wednesday at the State Theatre. Registration starts at 10 a.m. the meeting to be called to order at 10:30 a.m. Pastor-farmer Dr. William E. Thorn of Metropolitan Baptist Church Wichita will speak. he is a noted lecturer author and world traveler. Garden City's PCA is the nation’s largest by money loaned and includes about 1,300 farmers and stockmen across 14 Southwest Kansas counties.
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Garden City
Teachers Hear About Sanctions In Garden City Meeting
Bill Hobbs of The Kangus State Teachers Assn spoke on sanctions at the Garden City Area Teacher's Assn meeting introduced by GCATA Vice President Dave Craft. He described the Kansas School Crisis Alert as a mild form of sanctions and outlined possible follow-up actions. A Q and A period followed.
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Garden City Area
Coolidge Native Named New Kansas Young Democrats President
Michael Lennon, 23, a Coolidge native now living in Topeka, was elected Sunday as president of the Kansas Young Democrats in a Washburn University union meeting. He succeeds Terry Watson, who resigned to lead the United States Youth Council in New York. Lennon has served two terms as KCYD president and worked as campaign manager for James H. DeCoursey Jr. in his bid for lieutenant governor.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Young Democrats
Michael Lennon
Coolidge
Lennon
Washburn University
Terry Watson
Robert Docking
Watson
United States Youth Council
New York
Lennen
James H. de Coursey Jr
Deaths in Leoti and Syracuse Obituaries and Services
Bernard B Pfeifer 49 died after a feedyard accident. Born 1919 at St Peter he married Jean Brack in 1950 at Rocky Ford Colo. He was a mechanic and WWII veteran. Survived by widow two daughters seven sisters three brothers and many relatives. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Leoti Baptist Church with burial Leoti Cemetery. Also notes on Lampe Lampe family obituaries with services in Syracuse and burial in Syracuse Cemetery.
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Leoti
Bernard B. Pfeifer
St. Peter
Jean Brack
Rocky Ford
Colo
American Legion
VFW
Bonida J
Melodee D
John Pfeifer
Leon
Fritz Wimmer
Davide
Cole
John Swanson
Don Snyder
Colorado Springs
Carl Johnson
Ordway
Leon Beedy
Orville McKinney
Dallas
Tex
Jim Shafer
Norman
Okla
Edward
Goodland
William
Clarence
Leoti Baptist Church
Glenn Epp
Weinmann-Price
Edward M Lampe Dies After Week In Hospital
Edward M Lampe aged 33 of Kendall died Saturday at Hamilton County Hospital after a week’s illness. A farmer, he was listed as a Syracuse resident for a 1936 record and was a member of St Raphael Catholic Church.
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Kendall
Edward M. Lampe
Hamilton County Hospital
Syracuse
Lampe
St. Raphael Catholic Church
Five year old Shelly Higgs dies after long illness
Shelly Dawn Higgs, five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Higgs of Ulysses, died Saturday at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born October 14, 1963 in Ulysses, she is survived by her parents, a brother Stephen Carl and sister Sherry Sue, both at home, numerous grandparents and great grandparents. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Ulysses United Methodist Church, with Rev. Leslie F Toburen officiating and burial in Ulysses Cemetery.
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Ulysses
Shelly Dawn Higg
Carl Higgs
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Stephen Carl
Sherry Sue
Willard Higgs
Edward Allen
Pampa
Tex
Forrest Higgs
Frank Coats
Fowler
Colo
H. R. Hog Gott
Stroud
Okla
Fred Allen
Tehachapi
Calif
Feneral
Ulysses United Methodist Church
Leslie F. Toburen
Ulysses Cemetery
Area Students Sing Mendelssohn Elijah at KU Chorus
Three area students from the University of Kansas Chorus performed Mendelssohn Elijah last night in Hoch Auditorium. Denise Beard a sophomore soprano Ulysses Meredith Masoner a freshman also 651 Wheatridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul O Masoner and Douglas Russell a sophomore bass Dighton participated in the program.
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University of Kansas Chorus
Mendelssohi
Elijah
Hoch Auditorium
Denise Beard
Ulysses
Meredith Masoner
Wheatridge
Paul O. Masoner
Douglas Russell
Dighton
Weekend crime wave hits Garden City with burglaries and thefts
Police interrupted a burglary at Midwest Oil Co in Garden City early Sunday. A 20 year old resident was arrested after a foot chase as he crawled through a window. A Tulsa youth, held by Hamilton County authorities, faces Garden City charges over a stolen car recovered near the Schmidt residence. Several residents reported thefts and vandalism to vehicles and property, including slashed tops, shotgun thefts, tool thefts, and an attempted truck entry.
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Garden City
Midwest Oi Ca
Jones
Hamilton County
Syracuse
Tulsa
Okla
Terry Schmidt
Kingman
Schmidt
Archie Lee Tiggins
Washington
Local Notices Listing Names and Citations From County Court
The report lists suspended sentences for Boyd Hinton and Sharon A. Smith both Syracuse residents with fines and costs. It also notes marriage licenses for Nicolas J. Gallardo and Anita Rodriguez and traffic accidents around Garden City and Syracuse with descriptions of drivers, locations and vehicle damage.
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Courts County
Boyd Hinton
Syracuse
Sharon
Nicolas J. Gallardo
Deerfield
Anita Rodriguez
Ganlen City
Five in KSU Honors Program
Five freshmen at the University of Kansas participate in the honors program of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. They include Sheila A. Fairleigh Meredith Mitchell Scott City Stanley L. Jones Dighton William Robert Opperman and David A. Rintoul. The program offers design flexibility, special counseling, and library privileges with selection based on high scores or scholars status.
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University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Sheila A. Fairleigh
Meredith Mitchell
Scott City
Stanley L. Jones
Dighton
William Robert Opperman
N. Main
David A. Rintoul
Watson Library
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Love
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Summit
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Evans
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Karon Ray Elliott
Georgia Matthews
Derik
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John Jr
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Christopher Dee
Mike
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Chrysler
Coto
du Pont
Eaat
Gen Motors
Marcor
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Be Astr
Panh Epl
Penney J Case Phill
Sears
Sperr
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OW NS
Texaco
Bree West
Elec
Woolworth
Junk Ag
Garden Cly Telegram
PCA
Knights of Columbus
Nita
James
John
Patricia
Jerry
Robert
John Lampe
Mary Katherine Glesson
Dodge City
Loraine Curler
St. Rapheal
James Hinton
Walter Weiss
Great Bend
Syracuse Cemetery
Buildigs
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Clayton Base
Olive Roy Caswell
Cedar Norman Crum
Walker
Ruben Delcon
Elva Martin
Randall Rohrbough
Scott
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Gardendale
Shawn Sheaks
Raee SY Godinez
Donald Bernbeck
Lakin
Verle Buller
Walter Coerber
Terra Sue Dimitt
Delight Kile
Shirley Lindeman
Edna Morrow
Consard
R. B. McKelvy
Scoti
Jose Sanchez
Santa Fe
A. Smith
Carolyn Anderson
Wichita
Legals
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Houston A. Hassler
Rt. 1
John E. Patten
KSU
Goffe-Carkener-Blackford Securities
Glyde Dibbens, Mgr
Amos Biondi
Claude W. Robinson
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