Rockefeller Strategy Expands In Race For GOP Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller broadens his bid by entering the Oregon primary on May 15 and pursuing rank and file support. An AP survey places him fourth behind Goldwater Nixon and Lodge as he resumes campaign activity after Kennedy’s assassination. He plans a major Portsmouth speech Friday night.
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Robert T. Gray
Associated Press
Albany, N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Howell Appling Jr
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Los Angeles
Robert Rowan
Republican State Committee
GOP
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Scranton
Kennedy
Portsmouth
N.H
Local Market Prices for Grains and Eggs Reported
The listing shows CO OP and local market prices for wheat Milo rye barley and corn with changes. Eggs of several sizes and Crean Heavy Hens are noted alongside wagon prices for grains including wheat Milo rye barley and corn.
Irregular Stock Market Feels Drafty in Final 1963 Trade
New York stocks moved in a muddled pattern with minor gains and losses as yearend adjustments influenced activity. Kodak dropped as it went ex dividend and weighed on averages while the Dow Jones 60-issue average stood around 760 with mixed sector changes and oil shares showing Fractional gains for Standard Oil of New Jersey Texaco and Standard Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Standard
New Jersey
Texaco
Standard Indiana
New Year's Eve Square Dance Set in Liberal
Tod Williams will call the annual New Year's Eve square dance at the Liberal agricultural building with the Do-si-Do Club providing refreshments hats balloons confetti and noise makers. Janet Anderson 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Anderson was taken to KU Medical Center for major surgery. Chamber of Commerce coffee session at 10 a.m. Thursday at Southwestern Bell offices. all members invited. Driver's license examiner at Finney County Court House today and tomorrow due to holiday.
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Tod Williams
Garden City
Liberal
Janet Anderson
George H. Anderson
Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Finney County
Washington News Roundup Shows Mixed Global Impressions
A U S Information Agency poll finds West Europeans favor television films books and magazines about life in the United States but jazz leaves an unfavorable impression. The survey covered Italy France West Germany and Britain with Italy most favorable and France split. Also Javits predicts a civil rights filibuster break in 1964 and a tax cut early in the new session. Neilan notes business confidence under Johnson, Alaska leads in teacher pay, and federal civilian employment and drownings rise modestly.
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Associated Press
Washington
News From
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Jacob K. Javits
Senate
Javits
New York Republican
New York
Kansas Traffic Death Log December 15 1963
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for the 48 hours to 9 am Monday December 15 1963 and compares with December 9 1962 and 1961 figures. Death toll for 1963 shows 602 versus 596 for the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Safety on Holiday Urged for New Year Eve
Kansas highway safety director Claud R. McCamment urged safer travel on New Year’s Eve. He warned against drunken driving and urged vigilance for drivers and pedestrians. He urged resolutions to improve driving habits in 1964 and noted accidents can occur even when sober.
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Kansas Highway Safety
Claud R. McCamment
McCamment
Farmers spend billions on goods to grow crops
United States farmers allocate around 27 to 28 billion dollars yearly for goods and services used in crop production. The notice urges readers to use Telegram Want Ads for buying or selling related items.
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United States
Telegram
Fifth Anniversary of Castro Regime Seen Messier Than Ever
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Fidel Castro's dictatorship on its fifth New Year as a more chaotic regime. Food shortages high prices and low wages persist with a compulsory military service law seen as economic and Cuba remains tied to Moscow while edging toward Red Chinese methods.
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William L. Ryan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Flora
Four of Five Suspects Captured in Coffeyville Store Heist
Four of five men sought for a Coffeyville clothing store burglary were captured at scattered points in southeastern Kansas. One man remained at large as captures unfolded in Greenwood County Madison Emporia Olpe areas. A stolen car crash and a roadblock pursuit tied to the investigation, with officers recovering a Shawnee County tag and noting the suspects were Negro males.
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Madison
Kan
Coffeyville
Kansas
Greenwood County
Emporia
Olpe
Bob Duggan
KVOE
Duggan
Melvin Barber
Topeka
Barber
Burlington
George M. Smith
Strasburger Men’s Clothing
Yates Center
Gridley
Coffeyville County
Delbert Helmer
Fellowship Baptist Damaged by Vandals
The Rev. W. T. Froggate of Fellowship Baptist Church reported to police vandalism on Saturday. Oil was poured on the floor and carpets, windows smeared, communion glasses broken, groceries scattered in the kitchen, and various papers scattered around the village.
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W. T. Froggate
Fellowship Baptist Church
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List From St Catherine
Hospitals list admissions and dismissals dated Saturday and Sunday at St Catherine with patient names and addresses including Myrtle Garton Dighton Myron Shrader Ingalls Samuel Hamill Debra Robinson Arthur Gaede Camiio Rameriz Carl DeBey Thomas Elson and others. Dismissals include Verna Graham Warren Spinks Charles Garman Stacy Stinemetz Vincente Bribiesca Collins Willey Smith Hinkle Eves Swanson Husband Hooper Krehbiel LaGesse Burnett Kritzer Baier.
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ST. Catherine
Myrtle Garton
Dighton
Myron Shrader
Ingalls
Samuel D. Hamill
Safford
Robert Herman
St. John
Arthur A Gaede
Ingalls Camiio Rameriz
City
Carl DeBey
Thomas D. Elson
Verna Graham
Warren Spinks
Penn
Charles S. Garman
Stacy Stinemetz
Taylor
Vincente Bribiesca
Cindy Kay Collins
Coward Clyde C. Willey
Lakin
Richard Smith
E. Chestnut
Frances Marie Hinkle
David Eves
Clinton W. Swanson
Pierceville
John F. Husband
Gary Hooper
Marlin Krehbiel
John B. LaGesse
Rhonda Burnett
Inge
Kansas
Anna Kritzer
Martin Baier
Legals Warranty Deeds and Corporation Deed Notices
Warranty deeds listed show transfers from Don G Talley and others to Henry B Bon durant and others on Safford's Addition lot 9 block 2. Other deeds include C A Harper to Urban Gerber NW 32 22 33 and NEM 9 23 33. Norman D Hearn to Gregory Avila Mujica lot 7 block 19 Holmes Third Addition. Corporation Deed Percival Insurance Agency to Ern- (incomplete).
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Don G. Talley
Henry B. Bondurant
Safford
Urban Gerber
C. A. Harper
Norman D. Hearn
Gregory Avila Mujica
Holmes Third Addition
Percival Insurance Agency, Inc
Ern
Crown Heights and Quitclaim Deeds and Misc Notices
Garden City est J. Graves et al lot 1 and south 12 feet of lot 2 block 5 Crown Heights Addition. Quitclaim Mabel A Lindner et al to B F Halsted et al SW of 14 22 33. Marriage Licenses Larry W Davis 25 Garden City and Jean Dearden 19 Scott City. Thomas Adam Wilkerson 20 and Margaret Ann Lile 19 both of Garden City. COUNTY Sentenced C F E Muffett 1402 W Fulton. Sentenced to 30 days suspended on payment of 35 insuff fund and 6.75 costs. Additional charge on 50 insuff fund dismissed on payment of the check and 6.75 costs. DISTRICT Divorce Filed Kathleen Yardley vs Harold Yardley. POLICE Bonds Posted Mrs Charles Harry Williams 308 N 10th permitting a minor to drive 5. Jerry Jackson Norton 714 Bancroft improper mufflers speeding and failing to stop for police car light 100. Lawrence Allen Wilson 623 N 13th improper driving 5. Lucio Rodreguez Lopez 204 N 12th no driver license 5. Jimmie Alvin Nuzum 2507 N 7th impeding traffic 5. Mary Lee Stoner 408 Center impeding traffic 5. Drivers License Revocation Louis Dean Angeles 403 Jones from Dec 2 for indefinite period for driving while intoxicated.
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J. Graves
Crown Height
Mabel A. Lindner
B. F. Halsted
Larry W. Davis
Garden City
Jean Dearden
Scott City
Thomas Adam Wilkerson
Margaret Ann Lile
Kathleen Yardley
Harold Yardley
Charles Harry Williams
Jerry Jackson Norton
Bancroft
Lawrence Allen Wilson
Lucio Rodreguez Lopez
Jimmie Alvin Nuzum
Mary Lee Stoner
Center
Louis Dean Angeles
Jones
Traffic County Accident Sunday near US 50
A Sunday crash 17 miles south of US 50 involved a oil rig truck driven by Dwaine Edgar Meador of Fritch Texas, veering off road into a ditch with extensive vehicle damage.
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US 50
Dwaine Edgar Meador
Fritch
Tex
Evans
Hackberry
Terry Allen Haflich
Willard Decamp
Pulona
James Patrick Pickett
Wall
Loboy Oil Co
Thomas Lee Winey
E. Kansas
Darrell Gene Moseley
W. Hazel
Pamella Sue Kitch
Garden City Ave
Karen Kay Daggett
E. Spruce
Main
Fair
James Hambleton
N. Main
Peter Paul Bludnik
Jones Ave
Robert Harold Blackwell
Pierceville
Patricia Louise Williams
N. 10Th
Eight Crewmen Reported Drowned After Danish Collision
Eight crewmen of the French freighter Capitaine Louu is Malbert were reported missing or drowned after a collision with the Danish tanker Rosborg in thick fog in Kattegat Sound. Danish Swedish and Soviet vessels rescued 19 survivors from the 4251 ton freighter as Rosborg escaped with minor damage and aided in the search. The ship sank five miles north of Anholt Island after attempting to beach in shallow water.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Louuis Malbert
Rosborg
Kattegat Sound
Sweden
Lille Middle Ground
Anholt Island
Lakin Woman Myrtle Irene Coder Dies After Brief Illness
Myrtle Irene Coder, 73, of Lakin died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital Wichita after a short illness. She was born December 16, 1890 in Roscoe and married Oliver Coder September 11, 1911 in Russell Springs. Survivors include her husband two sons Willard and Robert of Lakin a daughter Juanita Hayzlett of Lakin seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the United Presbyterian Church with Rev Sid Raymond officiating burial in Lakin Cemetery. Friends may call today and until service time Tuesday at Davis Funeral Home.
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Lakin
Myrtle Irene Coder
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Roscoe
Willard
Robert
Juanita Hayzlett
United Presbyterian Church
Sid Raymond
Davis
Dirks Albert 69 Dies at Scott City Hospital
Albert Dirks died Sunday at Scott City Hospital. Born February 7, 1894 in Marion County he moved to Scott City in 1942. He was a charter member and pastor of the Scott Mennonite Church until health halted activity. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Scott City Mennonite Church with Revs. Robert Koehn and Albert Unruh officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
Albert Dirks
Scott County
Marion County
Dirks
Scott Mennonite Church
Marie Unruh
Durham
Jesse
Abe
Floyd
Albert Jr
Maurice
Howard
Howard, Marienthal
Marvin, Downey
Calif
Elsie Ratzloff
Lillian Schroeder
Norma Unruh
Elizabeth Koehn
McPherson
Willetta Ullom
Montezuma
Minnie Smith
Frank Koehn
Scott City Mennonite Church
Robert Koehn
Albert Unruh
Died in California Phil D Miller Garden City family marks loss
Phil D Miller 57 a former Garden City resident died Sunday in Oakland California from a heart attack. He married Christabelle Foster Aug 23 1932 in Garden City. Survived by widow daughter Mrs Jerome Willis Palo Alto and a grandchild Funeral planned in Oakland with burial back in Garden City.
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Phil D. Miller
Garden Citian
Oakland
Calif
Mr. Miller
G. I. Miller
Garden City
Christabelle Foster
California
Michael
Jerome Willis
Palo Alto
Mrs. G. O. Webb Dies in California At 66
Maggie Webb 66 a former Finney Countian died Saturday in Fairfax California. She lived in Pierceville and Garden City before moving to California. Survived by three daughters Mrs Pauline May Pasadena California Mrs Edna Hammer Fairfax and Mary Healdsburg Calif two sons Albert Richmond Calif and Ronald of the home four sisters including Mrs Aubie Bennett and Mrs Edna Feldhut and a brother Lester Ward Pratt and 11 grandchildren
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Maggie Webb
Finney Countian
Fairfax
Calif
Pierceville
Garden City
California
Pauline May
Pasadena
Edna Hammer
Mary
Healdsburg
Albert
Richmond
Ronald
Aubie Bennett
Edna Feldhut
Lester Ward
Pratt
Wigner Sr. 76 Former Coloradan Farmer Dies in Garden City
George Wigner Sr. 76 of 301 N. 10th died Sunday after a lengthy illness in St. Catherine Hospital. Born June 10, 1887 in Savolt Russia, he came to the U S in 1910 and lived in Colorado before moving to Holcomb in 1920 and later Garden City. He was a farmer stockman, married Katherine Lehman in 1918, and survived by four sons Joseph Pueblo Frank Liberal George Jr 713 Hower ton and John Laverne, three daughters Anna Mader Margaret Brady and Mary Kay Stanko, a sister Mrs Anna Distel and 28 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are being made by Garnand Funeral Home with burial in California.
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George Wigner Sr
St. Catherine Hospital
Savolt
Russia
United States
Colorado
Holcomb
Garden City
Mr. Wigner
Katherine Lehman
Pueblo
Colo
Wigner
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph
Frank
Liberal
George Jr
Howerton
John Laverne
Home
Anna Mader
St. 7Th
Margaret Brady
Summit
Mary Kay Stanko
Anna Distel
Montrose
Garnand Funeral Home
Mrs Nora L Thomas dies at 70 in Lane County
Nora Leatha Thomas 70 lifelong Lane County resident died Saturday at Lane County Hospital. Born September 17 1893 in Lane County she was predeceased by husband Dan Thomas. Survived by daughters Mrs Guy Wayne Smith Mrs L Coberly Mrs Mildred Bentley and sons Marion Larry Hays Ward. Funeral 2 p m today at the Methodist Church Dighton with Rev H J Sterling officiating burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery Niles Funeral Home in charge.
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Dighton
Nora Leatha Thomas
Lane County
Dan Thomas
Guy Wayne Smith
L. Coberly
Mildred Bentley
Shields
Marion
Larry Hays
Ward
Hoxie
Methodist
H. J. Sterling
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Niles
Garden City Schools Lunch Menus Updated
The remainder of the week's hot lunch program is listed for Garden City schools. Thursday offers beef and noodle bake with green peas carrots in orange sauce yeast biscuits and mixed fruit plus cookies. Friday details follow but are incomplete in the text.
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Garden City
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Russell Springs
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Garden City, Kansas
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