Barry Goldwater Launches White House Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater begins his presidential bid with a Grand Rapids fundraising speech and sets New Hampshire as his next focus for the March 10 1964 New Hampshire primary. He criticizes the Johnson economy plan and argues the nuclear test ban treaty may hurt U.S. interests while signaling openness to renouncing it if advantageous. Goldwater defends UN involvement, while urging reform and questioning Chinese admission.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Grand Rapids
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Kansas City Livestock and market round up report
Kansas City AP market bulletin shows cattle receipts 10,000 and hogs 6,000 with feeders and calves strong. Slaughter cattle and profits up to 50 cents, hogs down 25 to 50 with sows easing, lambs and goats mixed. regional prices listed for steers heifers cows calves and various weight classes.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
I See by The Telegram 4-H Agent Attends State Meeting
Mrs. Elsie Branden county home economics agent will attend the State 4-H Advisory meeting in Manhattan from Wednesday through Friday. She will return to office duties Monday. The 1964 Farmers Tax Guide books have arrived at the Extension Office in the courthouse. They are free.
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Elsie Branden
County Home Economica
Manhattan
Court House
Washburn Gets National Science Grant for Summer Institute
The National Science Foundation awarded Washburn University a 65100 grant for a summer mathematics institute for junior high school teachers. Fifty secondary teachers will be selected from throughout the United States to attend the course in Topeka.
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Topeka
Washburn University
Natonal Science Foundation
United States
Meat Industry Charge Leveled By Cattleman
Emporia Kansas AP cattlemen argue the meat industry is controlled by large chain food stores. Kenneth T. Anderson says they fix prices from ranchers to processors and can raise prices to consumers while wholesale costs fall. He foresees weak cattle price outlook with rising supplies. Other Emporia feeder Gardner F. Crofott agrees prospects look poor until late spring or summer. He cites 1963 price declines due to high cattle and hog numbers and record poultry production, plus frozen boneless beef pressures.
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Emporia
Kan
Big Corporation
Chain Food Stores
Kansas
Kenneth T. Anderson
Emporia Cattle Company
Federal Farm Credit Board
Anderson
Washington
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Crofott
Steels Set Market Pace In Irregular Afternoon Trading
NEW YORK AP Steels led demand as the market showed an irregular advance at noon with heavy trading. Investment funds built positions in common stocks while a surge of large blocks came in at higher prices before profit taking trimmed gains.
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New York
Hst
Associated Press
Candy Stolen in Garden City Implement Co. Break-In
A break-in at Garden City Implement Co on Route 1 led to the theft of candy as the sole stolen item. George Deslongchamp reported the incident to the sheriff's office on Sunday. Three windows were broken during the burglary.
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Garden City Implement Co
Rt. 1
George Deslongchamp
Sheriff's Office
Death of Aimell L Wright at 72 in Scott City
Aimell L Wright 72 died Saturday at home after a long illness. Born November 17, 1891 in Thayer County Nebraska he moved to Gove County in 1904. He married Anetta Meyers December 25, 1915 at Boyd. Survived by widow five daughters Alice and others of Garden City three sons Newall Lloyd and Lester and three brothers and three sisters and 18 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Weinmann Funeral Home Scott City burial Pyramid View Cemetery rural Scott City.
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Scott City
Aimell L. Wright
Thayer County
Neb
Gove County
Anetta Meyers
Boyd
Garden City
Stott City
Alice
Raymond Matyas
Simpson
Everett Osher
Norman Hounehild
Glen Eikenhauer
Newall Scots
Lloyd, Borger
Ter
Lester
Clifford
Floyd
Lorat
Iryin
Iva May Russell
Maude E. Foster
Colby
Flossie Irene Teague
Oakley
Weinmann
Pyramid View
Arsonist Sets Fire at Astor Hotel in Times Square
New York AP reports an arsonist started a fire in Astor Hotel's grand ballroom around midnight, sending thick smoke through the 11 story landmark. About 407 guests evacuated, damage estimated at $1 million, no injuries. Two witnesses described a man 30 to 35 wearing a trench coat and glasses. police chase failed.
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New York
Astor Hotel
Times Square
Edward Thompson
Thompson
Merchants Win First Round Against Shopping Center
In Emporia Kansas downtown merchants won the first round of their fight against a proposed shopping center. City commissioners kept the area in a residential zone after a public hearing, with business leaders arguing the center would hurt existing shops and hinder downtown parking lot development.
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Emporia
Kan
Telegram Want Ads Prompt Buyers And Sellers
Telegram want ads offer a quick way to buy or sell items. Readers can post requests and responses, connecting individuals in local markets through classified style notices.
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Us Telegram
Bruce Musser Dies of Heart Attack in New Mexico
Bruce Musser former Finney County resident died December 26 of a heart attack. He was born in Finney County and lived there until about 20 years ago when he moved to Truth or Consequences New Mexico. Burial was in Truth or Consequences. ULYSSES John Lloyd Eveleigh 68 longtime Kearny County farmer died Saturday. He was born December 7 1887 in Miami Oklahoma and moved to the Kearny County farm with his father in 1909. Survivors include Ada his widow four daughters Shirley Gilbert and two sons Clyde and Leon and two fathers Alpert and William plus two sisters Francis Eveleigh and Emma Moritz. Funeral will be Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Lakin. Burial will be in Lakin Cemetery. Davis Funeral Home in charge.
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Bruce Musser
Truth Or Consequences
N. Mex
Finney Countain
Mr. Musser
Finney County
New Mexico
Ulysses
John Lloyd Eveleigh
Kearny County
Miami
Okla
Ada
Shirley
Gilbert
Lakin
Clyde
Leon
Ellis
Alpert
William
Coffeyville
Francis Eveleigh
Lemon Grove
Calif
Emma Moritz
Garden City
Methodist Church
Paul E. Brooks
Lakin Cemetery
Davis Funeral Home
Wyoming Jail Breakers Chase Ends In Wyoming Abandonment
In Torrington Wyoming a missing jail breaker chase ended as officers suspected the two Oklahoma fugitives Everett Sellers and James L Tally had fled in a stolen car. The trio escaped Newkirk jail on December 26 driving stolen vehicles across Kansas and Nebraska into Wyoming. Leroy Boyd was arrested in Scottsbluff Nebraska on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Torrington
Wyo
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Everett Sellers
James L. Tally
Newkirk
Okla
Kansas
Nebraska
Leroy Boyd
Scottsbluff
Neb
Steve Warrick
Boyd
Rockefeller Versus Goldwater: Me Too Charge Debated
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater clash over philosophy as Goldwater accuses Rockefeller of echoing Democratic ideas. Rockefeller defends his stance, says he offers a clear alternative to Johnson, and plans a campaign focus on Goldwater in New Hampshire.
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Robert T. Gray
Associated Press
Albany N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Johnson
New Hampshire
Concord
Britain Will Keep Obligation For Defense
AP dispatch outlines British Defense Minister Peter Throreycroft stating no immediate need to deploy fresh troops to guard Malaysia's Borneo border and no plan to seek help from Australia or New Zealand. He defends Malaysia's borders against Indonesian incursions and reaffirms Britain's commitment to its defense obligations despite regional tensions. Jakarta context notes U.S. stance backing Malaysia and urging multilateral peace talks among Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
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Singapore
Peter Throreycroft
Malaysia
Borneo
Throreycroft
Australia
New Zealand
Kuala Lumpur
Britain
Europe
Cyprua
Wherneveret
Oseld
Tndonesia
Sarawak
North Borneo
Indonesia
Indonesian Borneo
Kiwanis Installations Honor Kansas Leaders in Liberal
A larger Garden City Kiwanis delegation attended the Liberal ceremony as Jack Smith of Liberal was installed as Kansas District governor. Lee Kemper and other Garden City members helped install the district officers and 12 lieutenant governors. Among Garden City attendees were George and Mrs Vath Abe and Mrs Hubert Rudy Valenzuela Lester Harp J T Lear Wayne Foster Roy Fankhauser Ralph Gardiner Lee Kemper T Reser Bill Brown and Charles Peebles.
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Garden City Kiwanis Club
Kansas
Jack Smith
Liberal Kiwanis Club
Lee Kemper
Garden City Club
George Vath
Abe Hubert
Rudy Valenzuela
Stage Car Contest at St Thomas Parish Hall
Explorer Post 102 sponsors a model car contest on Jan 17 18 in St Thomas Episcopal Parish Hall Main and Walnut. Entries Friday afternoon 50 cents each and judged that night. public viewing Saturday 9 am 5 pm. Trophies up to 20 inches worth 40 dollars. Two age groups Junior up to 15 and Senior 14 to 21. five classes custums dragsters rods sports stock. Special awards for best engine display paint interior. Organizer Bill Kadyk contact BR 6 798.
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Explorer Post
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Main
Walnut
Squire
N. Main
Bill Kadyk
Hospital admissions and dismissals list from St Catherine area
A long hospital log shows admissions on Saturday and Sunday at St Catherine including Mike McDonald Dina Servantez William M. Brawer Jr and others with addresses city streets and routes. Dismissals include Samuel Hewes Bud Sperry Marilyn Kopper Robert Collins and several others. Births record a girl to Gomez Quintanilla and a son to Quintanilla Castleberry. Legals note warranty deeds for Orville Nanninga and Henkle with property details.
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St. Catherine
Mike McDonald
Dina Servantez
William M. Brawer, Jr
E. Laurel
Claytory Stinemere
Taylor
Viola M. Wright
És. Fulton
Gene M. Clark
Summit
Jonas Castleberry
Gardendale
Mary Lee Harris
Burriside Drive
Joseph Ohmes
Louis Gorbez
W. Ful
Roy Jones
Lamar
Colo
Clint Clark
Tammy Seeger
Bancroft Robert Eugene Heinz
Safford
Dan F. Banman
N. Main
Jack Grow
Fulton George Raley
James Skaggs
Deerfield
Stephen Floyd
City
Leopold
Ray Helm
New York Ave
Samuel Hewes
Ingalls
Bud A. Sperry
Marilyn J. Kopper
Robert E. Collins
Benjamin Payne
Chestnut
Bert Mastin
Patrick Allen Dezort
Holcomb
Arthur W. Parish
Samuel D. Hamill
Barbara Madrid
Myron Shrader
Ingally
Louis Gomez
W. Fulton
Tarrel Quintanilla
Santa Fe
Property Transfers in Garden City Sunview and Jones Additions
Irwin L Algrim to Clarence M Savolt et ux transfers lots 5 through 14 block 2 Sunview Addition. L Douglass to Dale Berry et ux transfers lots 9 and 10 block 11 Jones Addition. E C Barber et ux quitclaims to Roy D Barber et al the 14 of the south line of tract B Boots survey part at the 4 of the SW of 12-24.
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Boots
Courts Abate and Fines Listed in County Citations
A county court issued abatements and fines for a series of traffic and related offenses. Individuals named include Letha Johnson, Holcomb, and Kenneth Springer with improper registration and mufflers. Bobby Stalter with improper driving. James Baker with improper lights. Pauline Ramos and Lawrence Roberts with red light and speeding violations. Norbert Gerber with parking. and others with speeding or parking infractions. A driving while intoxicated revocation is noted for Georgian Lattimore from 501 N. 9th. A city accident occurred at Sth and Stevens involving Mrs. Shackelford and Everett Allen.
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Courts
Letha Johnson
Holcomb
Leland L. Crist
Kenneth V. Springer
Rt. 1
Ronald Ellsworth Huxtable
Ass. Ist
Bobby Gene Stalter
Conkling
James Melché Baker
Evans
Richard Lee Kerns
Pennsylvania
Edmond Lee Gallaway
Connie Welton Walker
Lawrence James Roberts
Plevna
Pauline Ramos
Lakin
Robert Lewis Martinez
Promotions For Bravery In Jefferson City Prison
Warden E V Nash announced 14 a month pay raises for three penitentiary guards Ollie Thomas Arnold Howell and Robert Higgins in recognition of bravery and loyalty after they subdued berserk convict Jerome William Davis who killed inmate James Anthony Toney and attacked James Michael Long using a broom handle and gas pipe in the main kitchen on December 31.
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Jefferson City
E. V. Nash
Nash
Ollie Thomas
Arnold Howell
Robert Higgins
Dee
Jerome William Davis
James Anthony Toney
Toney
Davis
James Michael Long
Buards
Multimillionaire William Bartholomae slain in Newport Beach kitchen
Police probe the murder of 70 year old William Bartholomae, a cattle, oil and mining heir estimated at $11 million. His brother's wife Carmen Gallardo Bartholomae, 25, is jailed on suspicion of murder after she reportedly stabbed him in his bayfront home. Carmen's sister Mincla Gallardo, 92, is hospitalized with a severe cut hand. A bloodstained eight inch butcher knife lay beside the body. coroner notes include numerous scratches on Bartholomae. Police seek motive.
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Newport ‘Beach
Calif
William W. Bartholomae
Bayfront
Yatchsman
Carmen Gallardo Bartholomae
Carmen
Mincla Gallardo
Bartholomae
Wheat moves from three government bins in Garden City area
Work began after Christmas moving 335000 bushels of Wheat from bins near Garden City Lowe Elevator and Deerfield. George Voth, manager of the Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange, said the grain from the 1952 harvest was stored in 1953 and is being moved into cash markets.
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Garden City
Lowe
Deerfield
Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
George Voth
Co-op
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