Daily agricultural and stock market roundup
The report lists closing investments and commodity quotes from Kansas City and Wichita, with hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves markets shown. Specific price ranges for barrows, gilts, sows, slaughter cattle, heifers, calves, and feeders are provided, along with a note on the Dow Jones average at noon. A Wichita item mentions Christmas mail volume and a large brick cafe south of the main town.
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Kansas City
Skansas City
Burch Decision Is Likely Today
An uncommitted group of 15 to 30 National Committee members appear likely to decide if Dean Burch keeps his post as Republican national chairman. Burch cites solid backing of about 65 of 132 members for a Chicago vote January 22 23, while critics press for his scalp as GOP defeat lingers.
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Washington
National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
William FE. Miller
Goldwater
Miller
Chicago
GOP
Morton
Holy City Outstanding Effort at Garden City concert
Last night the Holy City presented at Clifford Hope Auditorium drew a disappointing turnout though the 230 voice Garden City group delivered strong choral blending. Soloists Raymond Thomas and several local singers impressed, with notable organ and piano performances. The event conveyed high quality direction by Vaughn Lippoldt and is being issued on long playing records by the school music department.
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Holy City
Clifford Hope Auditorium
A. R. Gaul
Vaughn Lippoldt
Garden City High School
Raymond Thomas
Pueblo
Cole
Joe Vanderweide
Alfreda McAfee
Bill Baum
Dodge City
Tange
Holly Richter
Gratchen Larson
Jackie Settles
Rosemary Selover
Diana Fromm
Kansas Traffic Log Deaths Record 1963 14 64
Topeka reports a traffic death log covering 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday December 2, 1964. The log lists figures for 1864 and 1963 with numbers 642 and 574 respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hospital Admissions Listed for Various Residents
Admissions at St Catherina include Mrs Harold Bell of Deerfield and Mrs Maximinio Romero, with names like Karla Diane Schroeder and William Blackburn tied to Mulberry and St John addresses. At Leopold, Rose Schulman is noted in Warren Hotel records.
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St. Catherina
Harold Bell
Deerfield
Maximinio Romero
W. Wallace Karla Diane Schroeder
N. St. John Heile
Mulberry
William Blackburn
Holcomb
Albert A. Bayer
Gardendale
Ernest L. Hartley
Manuel Garcia Jr
Leopold Rose Schulman
Warren Hotel
Safe Cracking Attempt Fails at Gardendale Office
Thieves attempted to burglarize the safe at the Gardendale office last night. Hinge pins were removed from the closet holding the safe and hinges tried to be removed. Entry was not gained after they broke a window in the office door to access the building. A small amount of change was taken from a drawer beneath the safe.
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Gardendale
Garden City
Talegrant Phok Replaces Lamps in Business Areas
New mercury vapor street lamps replace incandescent lights on metal standards in business districts. Yesterday eight were erected and placed in operation, with about eight more to be installed daily until the project finishes. In the serial basket Frank Malsom wears a tin hat and George Rice of the city utility department is involved.
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Frank Malsom
George Rice
T the
City Utility Department
Dismissals and Births Noted in Garden City Listings
Dismissals list includes Mrs. Julius Stegman Hol George N Stephens Pierce ville Mrs. Gabriel Lawrence Scott City Fredrick Raymond Hailizer Deerfield Mrs. J B Ratliff Holcomb Births record a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Maximinio Romero at 1211 W Wallace Dec 21 11 01 am weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. Also a Raynesford Clinic birth Ronnie Trybon 1301% New York Ave Dec 21 11 47 am weighing 7 pounds.
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St. Catherine
Julius Stegman
Holcomb
George N. Stephens
Pierceville
Gabriel Lawrence
Scott City
Fredrick Raymond Hailizer
Deerfield
J. B. Ratliff
Maximinio Romero
W. Wallace
Raynesford Clinic
Ronnie Trybon
New York Ave
Public cooperations push billions of Christmas mail
Washington AP reports the Postmaster General says Americans have shown unprecedented public cooperation in this year’s Christmas mailing. A record 7 billion pieces will be delivered by Christmas Eve with 90 percent of cards and packages reaching their destination by Thursday night. The figure surpasses last year’s delivery volume of just under 7 billion.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Jin
Patrol Offers Yule Advice For Motorists In Kansas
The Kansas Highway Patrol issues a holiday safety message from Capt. Kenneth Nelson of the 6th division urging careful travel during winter conditions. It stresses planning, sharing driving duties, ensuring roadworthy cars, avoiding alcohol before driving, and driving as if life depends on it to ensure safe journeys and a merry Christmas and new year.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansans
Kenneth Nelson
6Th Division
Garden City
Highway Patrol
Protect Mills Basic Object Protect Mills Basic Object
A committee was formed to protect flour milling interests across 10 wheat belt states. Led by Dr. James A. McCain of Kansas State University, the group aims to address milling losses caused by freight rate disparities. Governors and industry figures from multiple states attended to discuss impact on mills and potential remedies.
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Topeka
Central Plains
Harting
Wheat Belt
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
John Anderson
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Willam H. Avery
Kansas
Anderson
McCain
Midwest
North Koreans object to snowball taunts from U S troops
North Korea charged that U S soldiers guarding the DMZ have tossed snowballs at Communist guards and made vile gestures. Pyongyang radio reported the accusations at a Tuesday Military Armistice Commission meeting. The broadcast, monitored in Tokyo, said snowballs were thrown at a sentry pit between December and Sunday.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Pyongyang
Military Armistice Commission
Letters to Santa from Holcomb youths request toys and treats
A collection of handwritten Santa letters from children in Holcomb and nearby addresses. Requests include dolls, toy vehicles, clothes, a puppy, a bicycle, a cradle, and a play kitchen. Some letters mention good behavior, cocoa or cookies left for Santa, and Rudolph. Several names and ages are listed.
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Diane Lash
Santa Claus
Cathy
Dee Ann Hensley
Howerton Place
Donna Jean
Linda Lou
Rudolph
Sids
Susan Sander
Sir Nith
Wries
Santa
Santa Clause
Three Survive Mine Cave-in Near Wilkes-Barre Pa
Three of four miners escaped a coal mine collapse on a snow swept mountainside near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Rescuers found no sign of life for the fourth, Lawrence Malachefski 37 of Plymouth buried beneath 60 to 70 tons of coal more than 300 feet underground. Albert Kotch 42 of Larksville and Anthony Saitta 39 of West Pittston reached Wilkes-Barre General Hospital in good condition with extensive lacerations. Peter Byczkowski 54 of Plymouth I was rescued around midnight after about 10 hours trapped.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Malachefski
Plymouth
Mina
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital
Albert Kotch
Larksville
Anthony Saitta
West Pittston
Peter Byczkowski
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Cosing Investments
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Beth Bt Ib
Chrysler
Intel
Ford
Gen Motors
Haliiburton
Mont Ward
Sears
Sperry Rd
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Ltd
Exaco
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Elec
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Am Mutual
Inv Co Am
Mutual Trust
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
House
Congressional Campaign Committee
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Arizona
Dean Nolte
Pratt
Blaine Krebs
Steve Fritz
Terry Jones
Loran Huckstadt
Eugene Stoeckly
Jon Lefort
Linda Sheehy
Janice Spikes
Nikki Shelton
Cathy Lindner
Garden City High Schvel
Leigh Warner
Fred A. Glasslee
Board of Regents
Aikman Bros. Corp
US 50
Joe Kinser
Mary Parrish
Courts County
Walter M. Nation
Oakley
Howard E. Cheney
Harrison A. Finns
Safjford
Fred F. Dotts
Syracuse
Mike Urban
William John Stowell
Jerry James Jones
Frank Ornaley Munoz
Rt. 1
Roy Franklin Hatler
Campbell
Ernest M. Kronig
James Moore
Russell Lloyd Fulton
Larry E. Doll
Eminence Rt
Wallace Oscar Myers
Kalvesta
Lucky Deesquivel
E. Fulton
Jimmie Alvin Nuzum
Marlon A. Lobmeyer
Star Rt
George G. Atkinson
Cleo Laverge Stone
S. Star Rt
George William Raley
Mike Marcus Orozco
W. Chestnut
Reese
Garden City Telegram
Patrol
Claus
St. Nick
North Pole
Debbie Pechan
Vicky
Tony
Karen Leiker
Cindy Letker
Penny Brite
Johnny Lesker
Johnny 7
Kenny Chielka
N. Center
Kathy Griffith
N. Main
Mrs. Santa
Colleen Griffith
David
Chucka Becker
Chucke
Tina
Alan
Ronnie Becker
Ronnie
Telegram
Ms Smart
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