Newspaper Parleys Delayed Indefinitely
New York AP report shows federal mediator recessed negotiations between the striking Eectionyl Typographical Un ion Local No 6 and city publishers after two meetings. Simkin of the FMCS said there had been no tangible movement, with both sides substantially unchanged since the strike began 28 days earlier. The union and publishers discussed a shift beyond the $9.20 per week total, but no agreement emerged.
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New York
Simkin
New York and Cleveland Newspaper Strikes Spread
On January 4, 1963, New York publishers offered an $8.20 weekly package over two years while Local 6 sought a $158.45 weekly rise. Prestrike wages averaged $141 weekly with an $18.45 fringe boost. In Cleveland, two daily papers, the Plain Dealer and the Cleveland Press & News, faced a six week stoppage with talks planned among Teamsters and publishers and a Guild meeting on Saturday for security and wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local 6
Cleveland
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Fli
Guild
Cleveland Plaid Dealer
Cleveland Press & News
Military Pay Increase Asked
The administration will ask Congress to raise active duty and reserve pay by an average 14.4 percent, costing about 1.75 billion dollars annually and benefiting roughly four million people. President Kennedy approved the plan, to be sent to Congress this month, with changes including new remote duty pay and a variable career incentive for enlisted re-enlistment and a cost of living based retirement system. Senate and House leaders voiced cautious initial reactions, noting bills and timing rather than committing to specifics. The full-year cost could rise toward two to 2.25 billion as retirement numbers grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
House
Carl Vinson
Armed Services ‘Committee
Vinson
Defense Department
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle numbers around 300 with calves none, no market test. Steers bought to arrive. Good heifers about 23.00, cows 13.0-13.50. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts up to 50 higher, sows up to 25 higher. 1-2 185-240 lb barrows and gilts 16.00-16.75, 275-450 lb sows 13.75-14.00. Sheep market not established.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Buying Wave Continues Rally Across Markets In New Year
NEW YORK AP reports a broad market rally persisting in early trading with heavy volume led by funds freed by tax loss selling and recent profits. The Associated Press average rose to 247.5 with industrials and utilities higher while the Dow edged up 2.42 to 659.84 despite a higher noon reading earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taxloss
Motors
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Proud Father For 21st Time
Deputy Sheriff Albert Pina of Pima County welcomed his 21st child, a daughter named Anne, with his wife. He joked that fatherhood is cheaper by the dozen and by the second dozen as they brought the new baby home from the hospital.
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Tucson
Ariz
Albert Pina
Pima County
Pina
Anne
Telstar Restores Transatlantic TV Link After 6 Weeks
Telstar resumed broadcasting across the Atlantic after a six week outage caused by radiation. Bell Labs engineers used a trick code to quell an electrical fever in the command decoder, restoring normal operation. For 11 minutes the satellite aired a diagnostic sequence as French and British stations offered congratulations.
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New York
Telstar
Atlantic
Bell Telephone Laboratories
A. H. Mumford
Reds Take Refugee Capture at Berlin Wall Barbed Wire
East German border guards captured a would be refugee who tried to cross the Berlin Wall through the barbed wire guarding the fence between East and West Berlin. The incident underscores heightened border security during the ongoing Cold War confrontation.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Deaths of Mrs. Arthur DeMars in Hastings nursing home
Mrs. Arthur DeMars widow of Arthur DeMars of Eminence Rt died Thursday afternoon in Hastings Nebraska at a nursing home where she had lived the last three years. She is survived by three other daughters. Funeral and burial will be in Hastings.
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Arthur DeMars
Leroy Cooley
Hastings
Nebr
Funeral for Berdina Wheeler in Kalvesta Saturday
Mrs Berdina Wheeler aged 28 of Kalvesta will be laid to rest at 8 20 p m Saturday at Cimarron Methodist Church with Reva G Duncombe of Dighton and William Wilkoff of Cimarron officiating. The family requests contributions to the Berdina Wheeler Memorial Fund at Kalyesta Methodist Church in lieu of flowers.
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Berdina Wheeler
Kalvesta
Cimarron Methodist Church
Reva. G. Duncombe
Dighton
William Wilkoff
Cimarron
Kalyesta Methodist Church
Funeral for Marion Duvall in Kansas City
Marion Duvall 40 of Kansas City will be buried after a funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Christian Church with Rev. Arthur Fleming officiating. Duvall, formerly of Garden City, was killed Wednesday in a one car crash near Liberal. Friends may call at Phillips-White Funeral Home until 10 30 a.m. Saturday. Burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Marion Duvall
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Arthur F. Fleming
Mr. Duvall
Garden City
Liberal
Phillips-White
Valley View Cemetery
Moisture of Imperial Shows Slight Drop
Imperial Weather Station watchers Mr and Mrs Plimb D Carl report 18.54 inches of moisture in 1962, below the 20 year average of 18.77. Snow measured 13.5 inches, high temperature 105 degrees on August 10, low 12 below zero on January 13 and 20. February was the driest month with only .02 inch.
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Imperial
Imperial Weather Station
Ganlen City
Lane County
Plimb D. Carl
Convict’s cheeky plate message shocks DMV clerk
A San Pedro DMV clerk opened a package and found a third license plate bearing a six letter message from a Folsom Prison convict. The plate read YOU BUM, replacing the standard three letters and three numbers. Authorities investigating the extra plate hope to identify the culprit.
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San Pedro
Calif
State Department of Motor Vehicles
California
Folsom Prison
Freezing Temperatures Grip Most of Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread cold and wintry mix across the nation. Snow hits the Great Lakes and northern Plains while rain and freezing rain affect the central regions, with dense fog in the South Atlantic Coast and Pacific Northwest cloud cover elsewhere. Temperatures span from teens in the north to the 50s along southern coasts and the deep South.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
North Atlantic Coast States
Mississippi Valley
Plateau
Central Rockies
Plains
Middle
Mississippi
Pacific Northwest
South Atlantic
Alabama
Florida
Fireworks Fly Between Boeing President s Board
SEATTLE AP The Boeing Co accused by a presidential board of opposing a union shop says its dealings with the machinists union might have gone smoother if the board had not interfered The three member board headed by Samuel Walron was appointed by President Kennedy last Sept 13 to settle the dispute It admitted failure last week in a report urging Boeing to make a constructive proposal The company contends it did present a Dec 19 offer and the board praised its attitude The board recommended wage increases of 5 to 8 cents the first year and 5 to 9 cents in the next two years plus an additional 2 cents to align Boeing with rivals
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Lowell Mickelwall
Boeing
Samuel Walron
Boston
Kennedy
Ion
Afl-Cio Machinists
Mickelwall
San Francisco
Retired Garden City Woolworths Leader Anna Staley
Anna Staley, longtime Downtown Garden City retail worker aged 65 last year, has retired from Woolworth's where she led the soft goods department amid seven managers. A familiar figure, she also worked at Garland's and Tot n Teen and previously served as Civil Service staff at the nearby air base. She plans to stay active and reconnect with friends.
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Woolworth's
Garden City
Garland’s
Tot
Civil Service
Woolworth’s
Man Arrested For Robbery in Los Angeles
FBI arrested 32 year old Richard Jay Ley in a West Los Angeles penthouse on two bank robbery charges. He is linked to a July 20 robbery at Security First National Bank in Downey California and is also wanted on a June 22 robbery at Centennial State Bank in Mission Kansas. Ley previously lived in Kansas City Missouri and was to be arraigned today, with possible prison time if convicted.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Richard Jay Ley
North Downey
Security First National Bank
Downey
Calif
Leu
Centennial State Bank
Mission
Kan
Kansas City
Kennedy at Kerr Funeral in Oklahoma City
President Kennedy and other leaders attend the funeral of Senator Robert S. Kerr in Oklahoma City. Kerr, 66, died of a heart attack on New Year’s Day in Washington. The service at First Baptist Church is led by Dr. Herschell Hobbs, with Governor Edmondson and Lt. Gov. Nigh involved in succession plans.
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Oklahoma City
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
First Baptist Church
Kerr
Southern Baptist
Herschell Hobbs
Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
Kennedy
Tinker Air Force Base
Palm Beach
Fla
J. Howard Edmondson
Oklahoma
Edmondson
George Nigh
Senate
Garden National Sign Wins National Design Contest
Garden National Bank's new time temperature and weather forecast sign won first prize in the National Sign Design Contest for the Western United States and Canada. Judges from sign firms and advertising representatives praised its design. Constructed by Electrical Products Consolidated, Denver, the display is located in Garden City and features alternating time and temperature along with the latest weather forecast.
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Garden National Bank
United States
Canada
Electrical Products Consolidate
Denver
Colo
Garden City
E. T. Petrie
U.S
Garden National
Spikes to Attend Planning Conference
C. C. Spikes, general agent for Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance Co., will attend the company's annual planning conference of managers and general agents next Monday and Tuesday in Lincoln, Nebraska. More than 30 representatives from eight states are expected.
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C. C. Spikes
Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance Co
Lincoln
Nebr
Hospitals Today Admissions and Births in Local District
Hospital notices list admissions including Rebecca Dobrinski Garden dale Theoore Willian 510 bth Paul Lovez 701 E Santa irs Robert J Engiest Ken Arthur Leiker Holcomb Harry W Clifton Norton Ralph Belknap 2089 11th Donald Herman 609 N Mrs Marvin Kreutzer Ingalls Leopold Anthony Weber Grain Alfred Kaiser Park Dismissals at St Catherine Stacy Stinematz 105 N Sth Mrs Donald Irsik Deerfield Mrs LeRoy Plante 2103 N th Lauria Wedel 1303 Hattie Grove West Side Trail Betty Ann Park Mrs Anton Schreibvogel 407 N Ltd Earl Gardner 1204 E Chest Darryl Ball 208 N 1st Births St Catharine A daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Lopez 701 EB Santa Fe Jan 3 5 06 pm 8 pounds 14% ounces A gon to Mr and Mrs Marvin Kreutzer Ingalls Jan 4 6 am 5 pounds 24 ounces A Raynesford Clinic A son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Koehn Ulysses Jan 3 12 25 pm 7 pounds 8 ounces County Abate Ivan E Hammond Johnson insufficient fund checks 222 02 and 789 Fine Earnest Samuel Duv all disturbing the peace assault and drunk 20 District Divorce Filed Dorothy Lancaster Gene Lancaster Police Bonds Mrs Adra Schonyrs drunk and disorderly 45
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Marvin Kreutzer
Ingalls
Leopold
Anthony Weber
Grain- Alfred Kaiser
Park
St. Catherine
Thomas Koehn
Ulysses
Ivan E. Hammond
Johnson
Earnest Samuel Duvall
Dorothy A. Lancaster
Gene L. Lancaster
Adra Schonyrs
Garden City Traffic and Legal Notices Summary
Garden City traffic reports include two vehicle accidents on 11th Street and Olive Avenue with owners Alfred Perdz John Steinback July Moler and Ben Crook. A county crash on US50 involves Charles Carlisle Burnside Drive and Robert Birgam. Legal notices list quitclaims deeds and mineral deeds among multiple lots and parcels in Teitlebaum Addition and surrounding sections. Church of the Nazarene transfers land to the City for street purposes.
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Agetdente
Bat
Alfred Perdz
John Steinback
Dame Bee
Olive
July Moler
Cimaron
Ben Crook
Crook
Moler
Charles Carlise
Burnside Drive
Robert Birgam
Shiprock
N.M
Legals
Nellie Haynes Dale
Duane E. West
Teitlebaum
William P. Rapp
Gladys J. Neuerburg
Arkansas River
Morton County
Elsie Bartlow
Leigh Warner
Church of the Nazarene
City of
Garden City
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Am Mutual
Incorp
Incorp Invest
Inctit
Inv Co
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Mrs. Berdina Wheeler
Woolworth
W.L. Nuss
Anna Staley
President's Board
Spikes
OK Court
Irs
Robert J. Engiest, Ken
Arthur Leiker
Holcomb
Harry W. Clifton
Norton
Ralph Belknap
Donald Herman
Telegram
Regent
Kansas
City OF Garden City
Bardendale
Old Manor
Godfray Strait
Johnson Street
Harding Street
Third Street
Santa Fe
Maple Street
Summit Street
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Anderson Street
Pershing Straat
Tere
Anve
Senate Sestee Barnes
Pyeeae
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Chas. R. Peebles
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