Johnson Gets Clean Bill From Cardiologist
Washington AP reports Dr. John Willis Hurst says President Johnson is in fine health to handle four more demanding years. Hurst, who has monitored Johnson since his 1955 heart attack, calls him unusually active and vigorous with no heart symptoms in nearly a decade.
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Washington
Johnson
John Willis Hurst
Hurst
Cash
White House
Sen. Johnson
Hethenda, Md
U.S. Naval Hospital
Oe Johnson
Markets Local Price Report for Eggs and Grains
Local markets show eggs by size with listed prices for Extra Large A's Large A's Medium and Small A's. Grain prices for Wheat Mile Rye and Barley are included with values largely unchanged and a brief note on an advertisement line.
Garden City Livestock Auction Report Totals
At Garden City Friday sale receipts reached 2,344 cattle and 309 hogs. Prices varied by weight and class from 21.75 to 23 per head for light steer calves up to 33.50 to 21 for heavier stock, with cows and calves reported 125 to 145 per pair and baby pigs 5 to 12.50 per head. Hog top at 15.60 with most hogs 14.50 to 15.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Boy seven dies in family car driving lesson
In Miami Florida seven year old David Brooks attempting to drive the family car confused the brakes with the accelerator. His father Robert Brooks 82 stood nearby with sister Deborah 8 as the child pressed on. The car moved forward and struck. Debbie died later at scene. Mrs Brooks, angered by the driving arrangement, walked away with two younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
David Brooks
Robert Brooks
Deborah
Robert Frost
Brooks
Hialeah Race Course
Debbie
Letters to Santa Request Specific Gifts
A staged Christmas column prints children’s letters to Santa. Names and addresses appear, including Marcy Nichola and Cherdell Myers, asking for dolls, dolls that cry tears, Barbie items, a live horse, a Barbie Ken pair, a Patty Burp doll, a Barbie house, a talking parrot, a hair dryer, a BB gun, a transistor radio, a GI Joe, a chemistry set, and a typewriter, with various notes about addresses and family details.
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Cherdell Myers
Lincoln Road
Santa
Barbie
Ken
Sheila Kay Witman
N. 4Th
Debbie
Tommy Cisneros
Santa Claus
Dock Strike Threats Looms Across Gulf and East Coast
Renewed threats of a dock strike from Maine to Texas eased but persisted as longshoremen remained on the job during day to day negotiations. An ILA wildcat strike in New York Harbor prompted continued talks with shippers and the Gulf and South Atlantic District.
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Galveston
Tex
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Harbor
ILA
Gulf and South Atlanta
Ralph A. Massey
Massey
Gulf Coast
Seaboard
New York Shippers _—Association
West Gulf Area
Israelis clash with Jordan jets over Dead Sea airspace
TEL AVIV AP four Israeli jets engaged four Jordan fighter planes in the Judean Desert near the Dead Sea. Israel said the intruders entered its airspace but reported little shooting and that none of its planes were hit.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Judean
Dead Sea
Satanta Firms Hit by Thieves
A rash of break ins in Satanta after midnight targeted seven firms in Haskell County. Doors were breached by broken glass but only change from vending machines and a small amount from the McDonald Filling Station office was taken. Suspects entered D and C Cafe Brazo Cafe McDonald Filling Station Roxann Enterprises Phillips 65 Service Satanta Recreation pool hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanta
Haskell County
Bill Lazar
D and C Cafe
Brazo Cafe
McDonald
Roxann Enterprises
Phillips 65 Service
Satanta Recreation
Lazar
McDonald Station
Funeral service for Elmer Simmons in Scott City
Funeral for Elmer Simmons, who died Friday at Scott County Hospital after a long illness, was set for 2 p.m. at Weinmann Price Funeral Home with Rev. G Estel Hines officiating. Burial followed in Scott County Cemetery. Born September 27, 1890, he married Sarah Ellen Burgon on August 14, 1911. she died in 1949. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Elmer Simmons
Scott County Hospital
Wein imann-Price
G. Estel Hines
Scott County
Sarah Ellen Burgon
Simmons
First Baptist Church
Clifford A Cornell Dies at 60 in Scott City Workplace
Clifford A. Cornell, 60, died Thursday while on the job in Scott City. He was to lie in state at 4 p.m. today at the Weinmann-Price Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer Rinkel officiating. Burial would be in Scott City Cemetery. Born August 31, 1904, he had lived in Scott City only a few months and was employed as an industrial worker.
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Scott City
Clifford A. Cornell
Weinmann-Price
Elmer Rinkel
Oil Company Plane Downed Near Cairo
A U S oil firm plane shot down near Alexandria after ignoring landing orders. both American pilot Hoyt Williams and Nordic co pilot Kesel Grup killed. The Fairchild C12 belonged to John W Mecom Oil Co of Houston and was en route Amman to Benghazi to buy drilling detergent for Jordan ops. Egyptian MIG fighters intercepted near the Sinai and forced a landing, then the craft was struck over Lake Idku. Authority says flight plan filed an hour before takeoff. delays in approval likely contributed.
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Cairo
U.S. Oil, Company
Alexandria
Hoyt Williams
Texas
Kesel Grup
U.S
John W. Mecom Oil Co
Houston
Tex
Amman
Jordan
Benghazi
Libya
Mecom
Sinai Desert
Aqaba
Lake Idku
Six Seek Appointments to Service Academies
Six Tele gram area youths are among 78 applicants in the First District for academy appointments. Congressmen Bob Dole said the District Academy Screening Board will meet Tuesday December 29 at Sheridan Coliseum Fort Hays Kansas State College for interviews and recommendations. Local applicants include Darryl Graves Claude Alexander Anthony Lopez James Huddleston Mason Lawson and Mason Tomson with Maj Jack Curtis as technical adviser. Dole noted two vacancies at the Air Force and Army academies and one at the Naval Academy plus possible nominations of 10 for the Merchant Marine exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Bob Dole
Sheridan Coliseum
Fort Hays Kansas
Mason Tomson
Syracuse
Maj
Jack Curtis
Garden City
Air Force Academy
Dole
Air Force
Army
Naval Academy
I See to Play Paris in Hendrix College Romeo and Juliet
Rhea Foster the Hendrix College sophomore majoring in music has been chosen to portray Paris in Romeo and Juliet. The Hendrix College production runs March 4 5 and 6 in Conway Ark. Pierceville Schools will present their annual Christmas program at 7 30 tonight in the Little Theater at the high school. The Living Christmas pageant concludes with 15 minute performances from 7 to 9 p.m. on the church lawn at Main and Kansas tomorrow night.
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Rhea Foster
Alton Foster
Anderson
Paris
Hendrix College
Conway, Ark
Rhea
Hendrix
Pierceville
Lille
First Methodist Church
Main
Kansas
Kansas Traffic Log December 31 1964 Topeka AP
Kansas traffic death log reports figures through 9 am Monday 48 hours to December 31 1964 with 629 deaths. compares to 573 for the same period in 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hospital admissions and dismissals at St Catherine area
Admissions list at St Catherine includes Terra Dimitt Carolyn Johnson Alan Lashier Leo Scheverman Glenn Corn Daryl Eves Donald Gutchel Gene Austin Joe Hope Julio Casanova Robert Katz Louis Lefort Hadley Kauffman Nancy Porter Deborah Quarles Samuel Alsop Jr Herbert Epp. Dismissals show Gary Saunders Maria Munoz Jesse Witt Ned Solze Max Ferguson Robert Coak Nina Cook Raymond Ardery Lorita Davis Fritz Reimelt Dale Kendall Edward Rojas Brandon Everett Stacey Baggett Petro Holovach Paul Quarles Al Tauscher Anton Wasinger Francis Richmeier Robert Hanne Births report a daughter for Donald Gunekel and a son for Herbert Epp at St Catherine.
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St. Catherine
Carolyn K. Johnson
Gardendale
Alan F. Lashier
Gibson
Leo Scheverman
Deerfield
Glenn R. Corn
Imperial
Daryl J. Eves
Donald Gutchel
Gene Austin
Joe H. Hope
Julio Casanova
Robert Katz, Jr
Holcomb
Louis Lefort Jr
Hadley Kauffman
Nancy Jo Porter
Teitlebaum
Deborah Kay Quarles
Scott City
Samuel Alsop Jr
Pinecrest
Herbert Epp
Ballinger
Paul Quarles
al Tauscher
Safford
Anton A. Wasinger
Walker
Francis Richmeier
Elm
Robert Hanne
Donald Gunekel
Creeping and crawling program aids boy near Louisville
In Brandenburg Kentucky a village program uses adults and teens to help 8 year old Mark Hicks recover after brain damage from measles. The intensive therapy involves crawling games to trigger undamaged brain cells as doctors foresee possible recovery in two years with 200 volunteers assisting daily tasks.
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Brandenburg
Mark Hicks
Mark
Louisville
James T. Hicks
Legal and Public Notice Summary from County Records
Warranty Deed transfers between George J. Clausen Jr and Jon W. Lurtz cover north 29 feet of lot 12 and all of lots 14 and 15 in Fairmount Addition. Oil and Gas Lease records Arthur M. Winters to Sun Oil Co. for the SEC of 9-22-31. Marriage licenses issued to Julio Casanova and Victoria Sanchez both in Garden City. Ralph Caster and Cristing Trejo. Driver license suspensions list Jessie S. Otero and Richard M. Masoner with dates and reasons. Traffic fines cited for Arlin Swank, Herman Baker, Don Wilcoxen, Bobby Smith, and Roger Cooley. City accidents report two incidents on Main and at 8th and Kansas with extensive vehicle damage.
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George J. Clausen Jr
Et Ux
Jon W. Lurtz
Fairmount Addition
Arthur M. Winters
Sun Oil Co
Julio Casanova
Victoria Sanchez
Garden City
Ralph Caster
Hutchinson
Cristing Trejo
Jessie S. Otero
Conkling
Richard M. Masoner
Wheatridge
Topeka
Arlin D
Swank
Pear
Herman E. Baker
Marienthal
Don H. Wilcoxen
Bloom
Bobby G. Smith
Gardendale
Roger L. Cooley
Eminence Rt
Garden Juco Selected For Scientist Program
Garden City Junior College has been selected to participate in the visiting scientist program of the Division of Chemical Education, American Chemical Society. Dr. Lawrence I. Quill of Michigan State will be on the campus Feb. 8 as chemistry professor and director of the Institute of Water Research. He will lecture to science classes and present a program at an all school assembly, then speak on Water, an Important National Natural Resource. Public invitation extended.
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Garden City Junior College
Division of Chemical Education
American Chemical Society
Lawrence I. Quill
Michigan State
Institute of Water Research
Cub Badges To Four Boys
Two boys Craig Lyman and Roger Russell joined Cub Scout Pack 1 at a monthly meeting at the Co-op Center sponsored by the Optimist Club. About 225 attended. James Toner earned a Wolf Badge, Kim Spanier earned a Bear Badge, and Alan Bonebrake and Randy Nichols earned Lion Badges. Santa Claus distributed treats.
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Craig Lyman
Roger Russell
Co-op Center
Optimist Club
James Toner
Kim Spanier
Alan Bonebrake
Randy Nichols
Santa Claus
Woody Hayes Opens 1904 Football Season Strong
Football figure Woody Hayes began the 1904 Ohio State season with a 60 win 19 defeat six ties record highlighting early dominance in Buckeye football history.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Rights Disturbances Foreseen Across Regions
In Washington AP Le Roy Collins predicts more civil rights disturbances next summer in both North and South despite efforts to reduce unrest. He cites complex, long standing ghettos and discrimination that complicate solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LeRoy Collins
Community Relations Service
North
South
Collins
CBS
First recognized mile record holder Charles Lawes of England
Charles Lawes of England set the first recognized mile record in 1004 with a time of 4 minutes 56.0 seconds. This landmark performance established Lawes as a historic figure in early track history.
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Charles Lawes
England
Students Rebuild House of Worship at Ripley Mississippi
White college students from Oberlin join Mississippi Negro residents to rebuild An tioch Baptist Church near Ripley. The 26 volunteers from Oberlin, led by Mayda Aronoff, plan to lay bricks and frame the structure during Christmas holidays, raising funds through a student charity sale.
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Ripley
Miss
Mississippi
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Antioch Baptist Church
Ft Ila
Burrell J. Scott
Cleveland
Scott
Memphis
Mayda Aronoff
Cochairman
Oberlin Action For Civil Rights Organization
Middletown
Thorisstves
Marcia Aronoff
Freedom Democratic Party
Lana
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Department of Medicine
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
James W. Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Allied
Am Motors
Anaconda
Beech Alrc
Boeing
Chrysler
Cole Inte
du Pont
East Kod
Ford
el Gen Motors
Halliburton
St. Nick
North Pole
Corol Wihtely
Lee
Marcy Nichola
Pattaburp
Dick Fouse
Rt 1
St. Catherine Seturdey
Gary Saunders
Maria Munoz
Jones Jesse M. Witt
Burnside Drive
Ned Solze
W. Emerson
Max Ferguson
E. Chestnut
Robert Coak
E. Fulton
Nina Cook
Raymond Ardery
Copeni
June Davis
Fritz F. Reimelt
Dale L. Kendall
Taylor Edward Rojas Jr
Brandon Everett
Hower
Ton Stacey L. Baggett
Petro Holovach
Legals
Block
N. Main
Russell Lloyd Fulton
Belmont
Thelda N. Carroll
Robert L. Roth
Lakin
Steven M. Floyd
Garden City Telegram
Securities and Exchange Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Central America
President’s Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Sen
George
McGovern
U.S. Information Agency
Titruin EN Ue
Laughlin Electric
Moin
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