Erhard Gains Strength in Common Market Talks
West Germany's Chancellor Ludwig Erhard heads to meeting with U.S. President Johnson with a stronger voice in world affairs after a breakthrough in the Common Market crisis. He pressed De Gaulle to back a liberal tariff stance and offered farm policy concessions, boosting his re election odds in 1965.
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John Weyland
Associated Press
Wester Bonn
Germany
Ludvig Erhard
Johnson
West Germany
Erhard
Bonn
Johnson Ranch
Texas
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
U.S
Geneva
Foreigh
Bruesele
Kansas City Market Report Summaries and Local Egg Prices
Local produce categories list eggs by size and coop prices for Wheat Barley Rye and Corn with no major changes. Kansas City AP market report shows cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong, hogs steady, lambs high, fat cattle receipts at 86 head, with average prices for steers 21.50 to 22.25 and other classes detailed.
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Kansas City
Stock Market Declines Show Rebound After Christmas Dip
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market rose today after four straight declines as key issues gained up to a point and some large movers jumped 2 to 8 points. The AP average rose 0.8 to 283.8 with rails and utilities up, Dow up 2.96 to 759. Rails led gains for Santa Fe New York Central Southern Railway C&O and Pennsylvania. Airlines GM and Ford rise while remaining big names gain moderately. TOPEKA AP notes Kansas bank commissioner J C Wilson issues a call regarding state banks as of year end.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Motor
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Railway
C&o
Pennsylvania
First Charter Financial
Savings and Loan Group
Eastern
United
TWA
National
Fallout Hits Aircraft Carrier
Washington AP radioactive fallout from Russia's 1961 tests contaminated the Enterprise, a 86,000 ton nuclear powered carrier. Rain washed fallout to ship exteriors 10 to 20 times above allowable levels for the plant area. Navy medical officer Seaton said no real health danger at tolerable, averaged levels.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Enterprise
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Lewis H. Seton
Seaton
Comptroller Issues Nations Bank Call
The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of a national banks at the close of business Friday December 30. A similar call was issued by the Federal Reserve Board for member banks and by the FDIC for FDIC system state banks.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
President Johnson spends a busy Christmas in Texas
President Johnson spent Christmas in Texas in a relaxed mood, inspecting cattle, delivering poinsettias, entertaining kin, and hosting a 27 family dinner with a Navy fiance in attendance. He leased 40 more acres to expand the John son holdings along the Pedernales River and answered press questions during a 50-strong media gathering at the 12 room ranch home. The scene featured a turkey dinner, ambrosia, and a cedar tree as miles of holiday life unfold in balmy 70 degree weather.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Pedernales
Johnsons
Mrs. Johnson
Lynda Bird Johnson
Bernard Q Rosenbach
Comfort
Navy
Guantanamo
Bay
Cuba
Economy to show sizeable gain in last quarter
Commerce Department says business activity has regained momentum after a November pause caused by mourning for John F. Kennedy. Retail sales rose in early December as industrial output stayed high, boosted by steel and auto production. Residential construction advanced, and state and local government spending supported the economy.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
John F. Kennedy
Fourteen Die In Kansas Christmas Day Crashes
At least 14 people died in Kansas traffic accidents during a 48 hour Christmas period starting Tuesday. In one crash two cars collided two miles west of Ellis on U S 40, killing Orville Rhea and Joseph Grass. A third driver, Elmer Ray King, survived with major injuries. A second fatality occurred on K 62 near Soldier as a gravel skid killed Mrs. Amelia Stallbaumer and her daughter Marlene. Gary Koch and Raymond Stallbaumer were hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Orville Rhea
Great Bend
Kan
Joseph ©. Grass
Sedalia
Ellis
U.S. 40
Elmer Ray King
Burlington
Colo
Grass
Highway Patrol
King
Rhea
Amelia Stallbaumer
Marlene
Soldier
Gary Koch
Raymond Stallbaumer
Kansas Democrats Favor Humphrey for VP Nomination
A poll of 105 Kansas Democratic county chairmen shows Hubert Humphrey leading for the 1964 vice presidential nod. Responses varied with four Kennedy family members mentioned. others named include Robert Kennedy, Pat Brown, Adlai Stevenson, Muskie, Shriver, and Harriman.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Ren
Kansas
Democratic
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Wong
Humphrey
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Pat Brown
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
John F. Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
J. Floyd Breeding
Adlai Stevenson
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Ted Kennedy
John Green
Averill Harriman
Sargent Shriver
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Edward Muskie
Maine
Glenn
Karl A. Brucek
Paola
Miami County
Shriver
Peace Corps
Muskie
R. Simonsen
Valley Falls
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Roundup
Hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine and Leopold with patient names and addresses including Barbara Madrid Rosa Schulman Ruth Humphrey and others. Discharges include Mrs Clarence Knoll Stewett Howard Brecheisen and several Holcomb patients. A birth is recorded at St Catherine for Mr and Mrs Martin Baier on December 25 at 11 21 p.m.
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St. Catharine
Barbara Madrid
Safford
Leopold
Tuteday
Rosa Schulman
Town House
Apts
St. Catherine
Ruth E. Humphrey
Warren Spinks
Clarence Buntin
Scott City
Alvin Flynn
Holcomb
Janet Jo Dumas
Cindy Kay Collins
Coward Susan M. Peoples
Gardendale
Gary Hooper
Martin Baler
Clarence Knoll
Stewett
Howard Brecheisen
Morris Ave
Joe Rathman
Nora B. Bigsby
Sixto Pena
Jenny Ensign
David Downer
Lloyd Robinson
John Gilchrist
Burnside
Gary Leon Lucas
Jain
Joe Moore
W. Emerson
St, Catherine
Wednasday
Gail F. Guinn
Donna Douglas
Lakin
St. Catherine Ason
Martin Baier
Legal Notices and Court Actions From Finney County
Deeds transfer parcels among Larson, Stevenson, Frank and Atkinson with various tracts and lots. Marriage licenses issued for McDonald and Moyer. Fines levied for speeding, overweight loads, and tail light violations. Civil suit First National Bank vs Moseley for money recovery. Divorce filed Mosby. Bonds for improper parking and driving. Traffic accidents reported on Pine Street and 12th Street with minor damages. Parked car owned by Mrs Finke noted.
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Charles J. Larson
Gifford-Hill Western, Inc
Finney County Water Users Agsn
Harold W. Stevenson
Joe A Frank
W. F. Atkinson
Teitelbaum’s
Gene H. McDonald
Rushville
Ohio
Emma Leo Moyer
Bremen
UNTY
Charlie E. Brose
George Mohler
William H. Earnhart
Ray S. Walker
Richard H. Scott
Larned
First National City Bank
Deryle Gene Moseley
Roxanna M. Mosby
Dwain Mosby
Lee Milton Schroeder
Taylor
Johnny Baptist Lopez
Gardendale
Pine Street
Lupe Dianna Perez
Lakin
William Henderson- Briscoe
S. 12Th
Sth
Jones
Julius Finke
Multiple Vehicle Collisions Reported in Gardendale Area
A series of traffic incidents in Gardendale and surrounding blocks involved drivers Heathen Arieen Weinrich Albert Beltran Robert Leiker and others. Moderate to extensive damage occurred to cars at St John Evans N Sth Center Walnut Main Pine and 7th with one driver treated for facial lacerations and arrested for driving while intoxicated.
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Arieen Weinrich
St. John
Alfred Raymond Beltran
Pennsylvania
Robert Nick Leiker
Block Evans
Johny Baptist Lopez
Gardendale
Victor Bize
N. Main
Laverne Lynde
Block Center
Richard Albert Stoner
Charles Singleton Miles
Walnut
Ershell Lester Hodge
Pine
Main
Albert Willam Krug
Safford
Aloysius Patrick Regan
Don Earl Preddy
Setanta
Lloyd John Heinemann
Davis
Pine and Main
Kay Melia
Goodland
Oliver G. Reeves
Conkling
Howard Duane Russell
Pueblo
Colo
Verne N. Anderson
John Frederick Biernacki
Eminence Rt
Anderson
Five to Have Interviews for Dole Board Slots
Five to have interviews tomorrow by the First District Academy Screening Board at Fort Hays State College. The board will interview each applicant personally and make recommendations to Congressman Bob Dole. Eight applicants hail from 19 of the district’s 58 counties for three Air Force Academy, two Naval Academy, and one Merchant Marine Academy vacancies. Norman Graves, Robert Kreutzer, and Robert Honish of Garden City join Anthony Lopez of Ingalls and Thomas Keyes of Scott as applicants. Loren Schmitt of Scott City sits among the 12 screening board members. Maj. Jack Curtis of Garden City and Don Dale, cadet at the Academy, assist as advisors.
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First District Academy
Fort Hays ‘State College
Cong
Bob Dole
Dole
Air Force Academy
Naval Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Norman ©. Graves
Robert L. Kreutzer
Robert G. Honish
Garden City
Anthony D. Lopez
Ingalls
Thomas H. Keyes
Scott
Loren Schmitt
Scott City
Maj
Jack Curtis
Air Force, Academy
Don Dale
Academy
J. E. Dale
Lakin Death of Charles E Warthen Veteran and Local Official
Charles Edgar Warthen 95 longtime Kearny County resident died Tuesday at Kearny County Hospital He was born October 9 1868 in Hall Indiana and lived in Lakin since 1818 A Spanish American War veteran he served 1907 to 1913 as register of deeds He married Sulie Bop in Lakin December 31 1907 Surviving is his widow Funeral services Saturday at 16 at the Methodist Church with Rev Paul Brooks officiating Burial will be in Lakin Cemetery Davis Funeral Home in charge
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Lakin Cemetery
Davis Funeral Home
Sublette Pioneer John Glassco 90 Dies at Garden City
John William Glassco 90 retired Sublette farmer died Wednesday at St. Marie Hospital Garden Y Born August 30 1873 in Fairbury Nebraska he lived in Haskell and Gray counties before moving to Sublette in 1940 He married Elizabeth Dirks in 1900 She died 1981 Survivors include three sons Jay B Copeland Charles W Dodge City and Nathan A Canonville Ore three daughters Gladys Goodman Garden City Linda Rateleff Elk City and Alda Potter San Pablo Calif a brother Steve Fairbury 20 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren Funeral Friday 10 am at Sublette Methodist Church officiated by Rev Bob Holland Burial Copeland Cemetery Phillips White Funeral Home Garden City in charge
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Sublette
John William Glassco
St. Marie Hospital
Garden Y
Fairbury
Neb
Haskell
Gray Counties
Elizabeth Dirks
Jay B
Copeland
Charles W
Dodge City
Nathan A
Canyonville
Ore
Gladys Goodman
Garden City
Linda Rateleff
Elk City
Alda Potter
San Pablo
Calif
Steve
Bob Holland
Copeland Cemetery
Phillips- White
Funeral Home
Victoria Irene Burch dies at six weeks in Scots gas
Victoria Irene Burch six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Burch Leoti died early Wednesday in Greeley County Hospital Tribune Survived by parents three brothers Allan Lee Lester Lewie Kevin James paternal grandparents Lee Burch Selkirk paternal great grandparents E G Burch Selkirk paternal great grandmother Kate Elder Seoti maternal grandmother Mary Royton Leoti maternal great grandmother Theresa Eder Scott City funeral set for 10 a.m. at St Anthony’s Scots burial St Mary’s Marienthal
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Leoti
Victoria Irene Burch
Lester Burch
Leotl
Greeley County Hospital
Tribune
Allan Lee
Lester Lewie
Kevin James
Lee Burch
Selkirk
E. G. Burch
Kate Elder
Seoti
Mary Royton
Theresa Eder
Scott City
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Scots
St. Mary's Cemetery
Marienthal
Kansas Traffic Log Report From Topeka
Topeka AP report notes Kansas traffic death figures for a four hour period ending Thursday morning December 10 1963. The log provides 1962 1963 comparison data and includes statewide figures across multiple counties and roads. The entry lacks full context but records a snapshot of fatal incidents and trends for public safety monitoring.
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Topeka
Kansas
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