Hollywood Asks Garden City for Help with Movie Survey
Daystar Productions working with United Artists asks Garden City readers to send letters or contact the firm directly about what kinds of movies they want. The survey, aimed at 50 states, seeks views on sex and violence in films and whether there is still a market for intelligent family fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Garden Citang
Daystar Productions
United Artists
Garden City
Leslie Stevens
Daystar
Garden City Telegram
Telegram
Iso
Stevens
Market report and livestock prices with Dec 1961 data
Garden City and Kansas City livestock markets show strong demand and higher bids. Grain and feed prices list oats wheat milo rye and barley with modest shifts. cattle calves heifers and hogs move higher with top figures noted for steers up to 28.70 and hogs to 16.20 per cwt. US rail yard totals include 1,867 cattle and 384 hogs with mixed price ranges across weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Brockles
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Copeland High to Present Christmas Program in Auditorium
The Copeland Grade and High school will hold their annual Christmas program in the high school auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. A Tax School is set for 8 p.m. today in the Pioneer Room of Hotel Warren. John Coolidge, extension farm management specialist, will lead the session to help farmers and income tax professionals prepare federal and air returns. Public attendance is open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Pioneer Room
Hotet Warren
John Coolidge
Yale Clearing House at Station Garden City
Garden City police department partners with the Junior Chamber of Commerce to run a Christmas clearing house for toys food and clothing for needy families. Donations are stored at the police station and the old Methodist Church at 8th and Chestnut with pickup by police if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mitch Geisler
Old Methodist Church
8Th and
Chestnut
Bridge
Lunch Counter Convictions Overturned in Sit-in Rulings
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned the 16 Baton Rouge students convictions for sit-in protests to end lunch counter segregation. Chief Justice Warren ruled the cases lacked evidentiary support and violated due process, with the drive at white counters in Sitman’s Drug Store, a chain store, and the Greyhound station. The decision narrows broader constitutional questions, while maintaining due process protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
South
Warren
Southern University
Louisiana
Sitman’s
Press
Greyhound Bus
Ora Martin Named To National Post
Ora Martin of Garden City was elected secretary treasurer of the National Association of Wheat Growers at the annual convention in Boise Idaho. Other officers elected were Glenn L. Bayne Prosser Washington president and Anson Horning Larned senior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Martin Garden City
National Association of ‘Wheat Growers
Boise
Ida
Glenn L. Bayne
Prosser
Wash
Anson Horning
Larned
Legals Warranty Deed Involving Steph eny and McVicker
Legal notice notes a Warranty Deed H B from Steph eny and spouse to Jack D McVicker and spouse for a tract of land in the northeast region of 9-24-83. Courts County grants abatement for James Higginbotham. no account check issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepheny
Jack D
McVicker
Courts County
James Higginbotham
Mission Appeal Drive Planned
The 8th Annual World Missions Appeal by Garden City Seventh-day Adventist Church opens Wednesday with house-to-house calls and Christmas music for an 11 day drive. Goal is 1800 to fund welfare disaster aid and education at home and in 194 other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Missions
Garden City
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Wesley
Winters
Church Home Missions
Kennedy Eyes Latin America Housing Push With Alliance Progress
President Kennedy travels to Venezuela and Colombia as talks surge on the 20 billion dollar Alliance for Progress. Officials push private investment, mortgage guarantees, and a revolving scholarship fund to tackle squalid slums and youth unrest in Latin American cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Venezuela
Colombia
Alliance For Progress
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
George Smathers
D-Fra
U.S
South America
Miami
Fla
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Garden City court dockets list multiple fines and licenses
Garden City cases include insufficient funds and no account checks totaling 78.75 with suspended sentence for one, speeding fines of 10 each for several defendants, a stop sign violation, and parking infractions. A marriage license was issued to Marlin J. Jones and Marilyn Kay Swartley, both Garden City residents. Police bonds posted for Gary Unruh for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pfeifer
Shirley A. Oliver
Theodore F. Witman
Larry D. Barrand
Joseph F. Gerstberger, Jr
Doyle D. McGraw
Donald D. Bemis
Marlin J. Jones
Marilyn Kay Swartley
Garden City
Gary Lynn Unruh
Copeland
Katherine Marie Quint
Jones
James Robert Gura
Junior Class Play Wednesday at Garden City Hope Auditorium
The annual junior class play The Family Nobody Wanted is a three act comedy shown Wednesday at 8 15 p m in Hope Auditorium. Max Goldsberry directs assisted by student directors Jerry Farr Sharon Kells and Sammy Garbo. The cast features Bryce Roderick Shere Shaw Ronnie Huxtable Lou Yeadon and others in a story about a minister and his wife adopting foreign born children. Goldsberry marks his sixth year directing the junior class play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Hope Auditorium
Max Goldsberry
America
Bryce Roderick
Shere Shaw
Ronnie Huxtable
Lou Yeadon
Roger Friezen
Carol Grady
Carlyene Ward
Carlos Green
Connie Cong‘don
Connie Overton
Nancy Townsend
Connie Angeles
Pawie Block
Rozell Morgan
Roger Stoner
Tom Dale
Russell Fulton
Jerry Farr
Sharon Kells
Sammy Garbo
Two Sentenced Then Paroled In County Court
Garden City residents were sentenced in county court Friday and later paroled. Donald Ray Wilson of Rt. 1 was found guilty of forgery and passing a forged check and drew 1 to 10 years at the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson, then paroled for five years. Albert Mader of 210 North 6th was found guilty of two counts of larceny and sentenced 1 to 5 years on each count at Lansing Penitentiary, released on a five year parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Donald Ray Wilson
Rt. 1
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Albert Mader
N. 6Th
Lansing
Wife Called To Active Duty
Archie Mitchell says life has been quiet since his wife Thelma Walker, Army Reserve Nurse Corps, was called to active duty. The couple married Aug. 22. her unit was mobilized and sent to Ft. Polk on Oct. 15. Mitchell hopes she will be home for Christmas.
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Selma
Ala
Archie Mitchell
Mitchell
Thelma Walker
Army Reserve Nurses Corps
Galt
Ft. Polk
Stolen 1960 Pontiac Reported. two racks missing
Police report a white over dark blue 1960 Pontiac belonging to Curtis M. Green at 2004 N. 7th stolen about 11 a.m. Sunday. License FI 2906. Two newspaper racks also reported stolen from in front of the Horn and Hoof Cafe on W. Fulton and from the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis M. Green
W. Fulton
Satanta Winter Concert Featuring Top Teens Ensemble
Satanta High School presents its annual Winter Concert Thursday evening pairing the Top Teens vocal group with the 57 member concert band. The Top Teens auditioned from the 110-voice mixed chorus and rehearse Mondays under David Catron. The program includes show tunes and spirituals, while the band performs a variety of pieces including the score from Gypsy and a trumpet trio piece based on Carnival of Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanta High School
Jeanie Lewis
Nancy Winter
Martha Thie
David Catron
Satanta
Catron
Death notices Scott City Missouri expands Maxwell family ties
Mrs. Susan A Maxwell of Scott City died Sunday at Scott County Hospital after a three month illness. Born January 18 1894 in Jamesport Missouri she moved to Scott City in 1911 and worked as a printer and teacher. Survived by William H widower and nine daughters among other relatives. funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm at the Scott City Methodist Church with Rebekah Lodge graveside rites at Scott County Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Susan A. Maxwell
Scott County
Jamesport
Russell Springs
Irene
Maxwell
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
William H
Maynard Maxwell
Wichita
Ursula Hacsi
Brand
Menzies Party Future Hazy In Tight Australian Vote
In Sydney the latest vote trend hints at a photo finish in the week end general election. Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies faces an uncertain Liberal Country party outlook as Labor leader Arthur A. Culwell conceded defeat Saturday night but observers say Labor still holds a slight chance of victory. Government seats tally shows 0 won so far in the 122 member House, with Labor at 5 and 7 in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Arthur A. Culwell
Labor
House of Representatives
Reuther vows fight for new AFL CIO system and drive
Walter Reuther pledged an all out battle to back a tough new system for internal labor disputes and a multimillion dollar organizing drive. He heads the Auto Workers Union and AFL-CIO industrial department and warned the convention to adopt his proposals or face intensified clashes with rival building trades. He offered a $1 million starter to boost organizing and urged farm workers be unionized to bring economic justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Harbour
Fla
Walter Reuther
Aflcio
Reuther
Building Trades
Reuthey
Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Betttey
Auto Workers
Nine Vehicle Wrecks From City Storm Highlight Slick Streets
A weekend of icy streets led to nine reported accidents in the city with no injuries. Damages ranged from light to extensive as drivers including Dr. Herman Sartorius and Mrs. Cloyd Hayes collided or spun on Center and Jones, Ninth, Main, Bancroft and other blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card
Herman Carl Sartorius
Center
Jack Allen Herrell
Old Manor Road
Jones
Cloyd Hayes
Pearl
Charles Larson
Rt. 1
Police cite Santa for Sunday work in discount store
In Philadelphia area a long line of children led to Santa Charles Staeger and four store workers being cited for Sunday work under a blue law after a merchants group complaint. The citation followed the line of children who visited Santa Claus at a suburban discount store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Santa Claus
Santa
Charles Staeger
Cornwell Heights
Three Kansans Die in Wyoming Car Crash
Three Kansans were killed Sunday when their car hit a bridge abutment on U S 85 about 18 miles south of Newcastle. Victims were Lonnie M. Nutsch 21 and Geary E. Kirkpatrick 20 of Haddam Kas and Jack H. Nutsebh 29 of Washington Kas.
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Newcastle
Wyo
U. S. 85
Lonnie M. Nutsch
Geary E. Kirkpatrick
Haddam
Kas
Jack H. Nutsebh
Washington
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Yale Clearing House
Ingalls
Gray Teachers’ Award
Gray County Teachers’ Association
Joyce Neufeld
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Clifford D. Koehn
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Norris
Ensign
Clyde McDougal
Ruby Bindley
Montezuma
Edith Temple
Lorraine Nugent
Cimarron
Ora Martin
National Post
Thelesland
Patty Winter
Mary Correll
Carol Conway
Merna Henderson
Badkrow
Jim McElfrash
Butch Conover
Eugene van Campon
Bud Coleman
Terry ‘Kline
Mike Brownlee
Butch Dale
Bill Anton
North America
World Church
St. Peter’s
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank P. Gatteri
Chamber of Commerce of the Americas
William Q. Winsborough
Economic Plan For Freedom
Winsborough
Latin America
Wissborough
Him
Terry Kline
Freddie Peat
William Maxwell
Pologna
Maxwell House
U.S. No
Spencer's Spandtr's Food Store
10Th
Jones Ave
N. 8Th
Alfred Stoecklain
Holcomb
Robert Edwin Calvert
Burnside Drive
W. Kansas Ave
Wiliam Edward Hallmark
S. 7Th
Post and Brown Well
Stafford
N. Main
Olive
John R. Howard
Hattie
Walker and Penn
Floyd Hands
Star Rte
Leonard C. Perales
Taylor
Kansas
Bancroft
Louis Lyman
John Beach Renick
Stoner’s
Carl Jimmy Anderson
Rté
Gladys Huff
7Th
Hackberry
Iva Corn
Harold Hartley
Justin Raynesford
Pinecrest
Wyoming
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