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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
1
The report lists produce prices for eggs and local wagon measurements with mixed changes. Kansas City livestock figures show cattle and calves market activity, hogs up to 25-50, sows 12.00-12.75, and thinly traded sheep, with ranges for 190 to 600 pounds noted.
In Nicosia Cyprus Greek and Turkish Cypriots will join Britain Greece and Turkey in London for a peace conference to end bloodshed and preserve the island. Archbishop Makarios and Dr Fazil Kutchuk agreed to send representatives after talks with Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys who warned of possible fighting and irregulars.
Next week's hot lunch program shows menus with Mondy and Tuesday offerings including barbecued franks, buttered green beans, coleslaw, cornmeal rolls, beach cobbler, and milk. Wednesday and Thursday include chili tossed greens, spinach, yeast rolls, cherry cobbler, sloppy joes, hash browns, buttered broccoli, and milk with various desserts. Some lines contain OCR errors but key items like milk, meats, vegetables, and desserts are listed for each day.
Kansas City AP reports government accepted export subsidy bids for 13 million bushels of durum wheat. Continental Grain Co bid 72 cents per bushel for 5,000 tons in Jan Feb and 73 cents for 175,000 tons in Mar Apr, signaling subsidies over 25 million. Bids contemplate shipment to Russia. subsidies cover the gap between world prices and higher domestic prices, with half of sales to Russia tied to U.S. flag shipments. Durum grown in the Dakotas, Montana and Minnesota may be involved.
The Associated Press notes a warming trend across most regions easing snow and ice storms from earlier in the week. Light snow in northern Appalachians and central Rockies, light rain on the Washington coast, and dry cold fronts moving eastward. Temperatures ranged from the 50s along the Mexican border to the single digits in eastern mountain areas and to 27 in Cropg City, Ta.
East German officers opened applications for West Berliners to cross the wall for the last time as negotiations to extend visits to East Berlin relatives lag. By Sunday midnight the holiday limit ends, with 1,282,000 permits issued for Dec 19 passes, though many cross multiple times. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and Vice Chancellor Erich Mende prepared for talks amid uncertainty on dates and demands. Farmers report rubber content in tire products sufficient for nearly six million cars.
James A. Gililand 88 a Scott County resident died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital in Arkansas City while visiting there He was born April 21 1875 in Cowley County He married Anna Elizabeth Christy Dec 30 1896 in Winfield Survivors include four daughters one son 16 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren Funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm in the Baptist Church Scott City with Rev Este G Hines officiating Burial in Scott County Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home in charge
The Vatican and Italian government prepared for Pope Paul VI to fly to the Holy Land on Saturday with a formal Rome send-off. Italian air force jets will escort the Alitalia jet to international waters as Romans along the papal route gather to cheer. A 450 church bell toll is planned at takeoff and the Pope attends a three day prayer retreat with Vatican aides before departure.
Mrs Elsie Alberta Renshaw 76 died at sister's home in Garden City after moving from Morton County in 1948 born Greensburg Nov 10 1887 married Roy A Renshaw Sept 25 1912 Meade he died July 1947 survivors include son Don Rolla daughters Mrs Rudy Richman Hutchinson Mrs Beulah Jarvis Denver Colo Mrs Loretta Cavner Hugoton brothers Roy Patee Greensburg F L Patea Holcomb sisters Mrs Whitehead Dix Mrs Gertude Griffith Manhattan Mrs Bernice Becraft Manhattan 13 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren funeral arrangements pending Phillips White Funeral Home
Funeral services for Cecil Allan Tate a 61 year old Lakin rancher who died Thursday will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the United Presbyterian Church in Lakin. The Rev Sid B Raymond will officiate with burial in Lakin Cemetery. Davis Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Kearny County coroner says six week old Kenton Craig Cochell of Lakin died of natural causes. Born Nov. 19, 1963, he is survived by his parents Darrell and (Mrs. Cochell) and two brothers and a grandmother Mia Mary Craig of Lakin.
A South Vietnamese ranger battalion advancing on a Viet Cong stronghold in Binh Duong Province met a well prepared enemy trap after crossing the Saigon River. Four rangers died and 17 were wounded, with 30 still missing as mortars and heavy fire struck during a New Year’s Eve engagement. U.S. advisers credited Ranger training and tactics for averting a total disaster.
In Garden City today at St. Catherine Maryanne Lefort plus a list of admissions and dismissals including Jeresa Marie Wewer Seots John C. Garetson Copeland Mrs Charles F. Dean Scoti Paul Wren Gladys Bittiker Mrs. Kenneth Ochs Imperial Rte Mrs. Gene Clark Marilyn J Kopper Ingalls Mrs Douglas Crotty Sr Benjamin Payne Michael J Fitzpatrick Leopold Mrs William Watson Mrs G L Quattlebaum Lycan Colo and others. Dismissals include Camilo Ramirez Michael Allen Pedro Rowland Santa Fe Mrs Billy Claunch Washington Mrs George Flanagan Mrs Ronald Fossett Denver Mrs Clarence F Buntin Scott City Imelda Lewis Mrs Lillian Grace Zellers Mrs Raymond Headrick Legals list several Warranty Deeds and a Corporation Deed plus a Marriage License for Pal Anthony Pfeifer and Diana Lynn Zirkel. Also public notices of bonds posted and minor traffic violations with fines.
Mary Ann Grimsley reports a pickup truck crash at 1710 N 8th with Floyd driving. Another incident occurred Wednesday at 12:45 am in the 500 block W Maple involving a car driven by Tom King Jr. at 207 S Main and an unidentified vehicle.
After vacation the Garden City lite theater rests and prepares for The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams with a cast including Tom Jack Curtis Ken Bauer Amanda Mary Regan Janice Smallwood Laura Linda Brown and Jim Roy Leonard. The piece reviews theater rehearsals and discusses The Theater of the Absurd and its impact, including references to The Zoo Story by Edward Albee The Caretaker Waiting for Godot The Blacks and Rhinoceros as prominent works.
Washington reports Kennedy half dollar production likely starting late this month with public distribution planned for May 29, Kennedy birthday. Also notes Red Chinese origin of seven tons of arms captured by South Vietnamese forces and a smoking health advisory report due this month. Rail union arbitration decision expected within 10 days. Arlington burial policy expansion prompts more eligibility questions for veterans spouses and children.
Farmers of America use more petroleum than any other United States industry according to the report, highlighting the sector’s heavy reliance on fuel for farming operations and transport. The data underscores energy demand tied to crop production, livestock care, and distribution processes across the agricultural economy.
A notice to C A Graham and others announces a suit filed by First Federal Savings and Loan Association seeking judgment on promissory notes and mortgages securing Tract 8 in Finney County. The document also details Ordinance No. 644 authorizing temporary notes of 281700 for Main Street improvements funded by bonds, with specifics on project scope and funding.
Garden City Police Department adds three new employees Ronald J. Taylor 24 and Marvin E. Burroughs 24 as patrolmen and Mrs Richard Brooke 40 as meter maid. Taylor resides at 1607 E Fulton with wife Doris and two children Connie 4 and Karla Sue 2. Bur roughs lives at 1506 E Chestnut is single from Tescott and has prior Air Force policing and Salina police experience. Mrs Brooke and husband have lived in Garden City since 1947 and she works at J C Penney Co living at 1009 N 7th.
The first commercial brewery in the New World was established in 1612 by Adrian Block and Hans Christiansen in a log house on the southern tip of Manhattan Island.
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