Jaycees Nominate Three for County Outstanding Young Farmer
Jaycees nominate Bud Berry of Kal fivesta Fielding Hands of Plymell and Mike Merrill of Garden City as county outstanding young farmer candidates. A plaque will be awarded at the Jaycee award banquet January 15 with the top three as guests. Nominations open to anyone and must reach the Chamber of Commerce office by Sunday chaired by Bob Lynch.
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Jaycees
Simore
Bud Berry
Kalfivesta
Fielding Hands O Plymell
Mike Merrill
West York Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Bob, Lynch
Farm Bureau to Seek Gradual Removal of Crop Programs
The American Farm Bureau Federation plans to adopt a platform urging a gradual withdrawal of government crop control programs. The resolution is to be acted on at the organization’s annual convention in Chicago, signaling a shift in policy toward less intervention.
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Ovid
A. Martin Associated
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Garden City Telegram Highlights Local Events And Alumni News
Altapete school sixth graders tour The Telegram to see newspaper work. Pvt. Allen N Quint, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob A Quint, graduates from Fort Belvoir engineer school. A Garden City Rotary roping club barbecue supports public amusements 6 to 9 pm at fairgrounds 4-H building. Community meetings cover co op sales, highway tax debate, and local governance.
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Pvt
Allen N. Quint
Jacob. A. Quint
Garden City
Army’s Engineer School
Ft. Belvoir
Holcomb
Western Motor Body Shop
Altapete School
Jim Wharton
Donald Strack
Paul Reid
Audrey Herbert
Dena Sue Swingle
Laurie Cowgill
Sandra Amos
Josephine Gareia
Glenn Jones
Junious Farmer
Bruce Clark
Coy Davis
Stevie Floyd
Buddy Wetman
Lou Davis
Stepien Bennett
Larry Bicket
Donald Goering
Jerry Sturgeon
Owen Dale
Claude “Alexander
Tim Howard
Ross Treat
Mark Baldwin
Calvin
Fowler
Tony Davis
Mike Collier
Janet Eisen Bise
Patricia Saiz
Kenneth Wasson
Linda Kay Smith
Sharon
Lee Cobb
Betty
Dwight Area
Dean
Bowyer
Kansas City
Garden City Dealers Association Meeting Noted
Garden City car dealers association held its regular business session at Downing's last night. Twelve members attended the dinner meeting. Telegram reports visits from school groups and offers newspaper tours by telephone.
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Garden City
Downing’s
4H Leaders to Meet at 1 30 Friday at 4 H Building
No one was stirring as 4 H leaders and two adults from each of ten clubs planned next year’s 4 H work at a Friday 1 30 p m meeting conducted by extension agents Kathryn Swighrué and Danny Traver. A blood donation interrupted Merton Staley’s teaching as students hid under lab desks. the class had vanished then reappeared.
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Kathryn
Swighrué
Danny
Traver
Merton
Staley
Red Cross
Morton Philips
Curious Calico Cat Sparks Public Disclosure Debate
A missing Burbenka cat with a short tail prompts Mrs Edma Miller to contact the sheriff in California. In New York Secretary of my-help discusses democracy and disclosure, while Deputy Joe Vittorine reports on Vanguard satellite failures. Mitchell defends public knowledge as vital to democracy, and the cat’s tail becomes a citywide talking point.
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Burbeka
Calif
Edma Miller
Sheriff’s Office
New York
Labor Mitchell
Joe Vittorine
Miller
Mitchell
Life Insurance, ‘Assn. of America
Grain Futures and Kansas City Market Wrap
Market summary shows grain futures quotes for Kansas City wheat and Chicago soybeans with mixed highs and lows, plus receipts and local livestock results. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep activity reported with price ranges and shifts across categories.
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Gotfe & Carkener, Inc
Kansas ‘City
Chicago
Hutchingon
Wichita
Omabra
Amarilla
Salina
Ft. Worth
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City W
USDA
U.S
Wheat Market Drifts as Futures Move Marginally
The wheat market shows no clear trend with prices swinging, reflecting fears of a possible price war with Canada and expectations of export sales. Trade notes show Pakistan and Israel buying around 4.3 million bushels of wheat while Mexico eyes up to 8.5 million bushels of corn, with soybeans firming late in the session.
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Canada
United States
Pakistan
Israel
Mexico
Early Market Rally Falters as Stocks Mixed in Late Session
New York traders saw a mixed close after an early rally faltered. Steels motors and rails recovered from 1957 lows in morning trading, but by afternoon only rails held gains while most sectors drifted. Illinois Central gained about a point. Chrysler dipped, GM flat, Ford eased slightly, oils Gulf and Texas Co. fell, Sinclair inching up. Trading volume around 2.2 million shares.
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New York
Ilinois Central
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Gulf and ‘Texas Co
Sinclair
Mistake Poison Powder For Flour Ends In Fatalities
Chicago police report a 54 year old babysitter and a 2 year old boy died after cockroach powder was mistakenly used in place of flour while preparing a chicken dinner. The two young sisters were critically ill in a Chicago hospital.
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Chicago
Overturns but Escapes Harm in Rural Accident
George Carl Heinitz, a Lakin farmer, wrecked his 1%-ton truck yesterday when he lost control onCounty road three miles north and 1% miles west of Holcomb. The truck overturned after hitting a ditch with muck. Heinitz escaped injury, with damage estimated at $300.
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George Carl Heinitz
Heinitz
Wendle Meier
Holcomb
Deaths and Funeral for Donald Wright
Donald Wright 25, brother of Raymon Wright of Garden City, killed Tuesday night in a head on collision near Ensign. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Coldwater, Hatfield mortuary, burial in Coldwater.
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Coldwater
Donald Wright
Raymon Wright
RFD 1
Garden City
Ensign
Hat’field Mortuary
Unconfirmed World Rumors and Severe Weather Hits Cite Fast Pace
A large wave overwhelmed the destroyer Manley causing one death and multiple critical injuries while gales of 60 knots battered ships. In Amsterdam rumors swirled of Sukarno ousting in Indonesia with a supposed triumvirate rule and Jakarta clashes. Florida faced a historic freeze crippling crops and Yuletide shrubs. In Kansas report Warren Johnson died from an accidental pistol discharge involving 18 year old Max Peck in St Josephs Hospital.
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Vea
David Hampton
Larned
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hampton
Max Peck
Beaver Banker Heads Development Group
Herman J. Rome of Beaver was elected president of the Central Kansas Development Corp succeeding R. A. Mermis of Hays. New officers include Kenneth H. Peters of Larned as vice president Kent Collier of Great Bend as secretary treasurer and Tom Britton Roy Wing Lindsborg and Ray Henry Stafford as directors. The 11 county region corporation sells shares to fund industrial development.
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Great Bend
Herman J. Rome
Beaver
Kasi
Central Kansas Development Corp
R. A. Mermis
Hays
Kenneth H. Peters
Larned
Kent Collier
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