Pope Paul VI Urges Unity While Embracing Coexistence
During a Holy Land pilgrimage Pope Paul VI stressed work for Christian unity while indicating openness to current coexistence. He and Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras urged followers to strive for a united church though full reunion may be distant. The pope warned that Christ’s will presses all Christians toward reconciliation and mutual charity now.
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Eugene Levin
Associated Press
Wester
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Holy Land
Rome
Bethlehem
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Istanbul
Paul
Palestine
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Summary
In Kansas City, AP data shows cattle 4,000 head with slaughter steers steady to 25 higher. choice and prime 22.50 to 23.00. hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. 190-260 lb 14.00-14.75. lambs 600 with slaughter lambs 25 higher. choice and prime 18.50-19.50. good and choice 17.50-18.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Stock Mart on Uneven Course
New York AP reports an uneven stock market early afternoon after four straight advance sessions. Trading was active with most key stocks showing small changes. Meat steels and motors rose slightly. tobaccos fell ahead of a government health report due Saturday. aluminum advanced modestly while copper and others were irregular. The AP index stood at noon with gains in industrials and utilities, modest downtick in rails, and the Dow up 87 to 710.38.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Dow Joney
Juveniles Clear 10 Burglaries
Garden City police say four juvenile boys have cleared nineteen school burglaries and five church break-ins, covering Hutchison and Alta Brown schools, senior and junior highs, junior college, and several churches, with vandalism and damage noted.
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Garden City
Hal Kane
Hutchison School
Juco
Hutchisan School
Alta Brown
Fellowship Baptist Church
Christian and Community Churches
The
Christian Church
Georgia Matthews and
Jones
Kane
Fox
Syracuse Youths Pedal 27 Miles
Three 14 year old Syracuse cyclists Jim Zahnter Billy O Brate and James Brooker rode 27 miles to Johnson Sunday then rode home by car due to cold weather. They left at 1 30 p m and arrived at 4 p m their parents picked them up for the return trip. Zahnter previously rode about 165 miles to Yona Colo three months earlier.
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Syracuse
Johnson
Jim Zahnter
Billy O'Brate
James Brooker
Zabnter
Waa
Yona
Colo
Grange Workshop Conducted with 80 Members Attending
More than 80 Grange members attended the state officers training school in the 4 H building yesterday. Fourteen Granges from Southwest Kansas were represented. Guest speakers included E. Carroll Bean of Winneport Maine and Harry C. Colglazier of Larned with other officials from Kansas Grange. Five officer training conferences were held across the week with expected attendance over 600, including events in Kingman Chanute Ottawa and Topeka. Workshops in Garden City featured state master James W. Ingwerson and other leaders guiding masters, lecturers, and youth chairmen.
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The
Grange
Harry C. Colglaziar
E. Carroll Bean
James W. Ingwarson
Willey
Compton
Herbert Boland
Vesta Laws
Ellan Kramer
Ruth Esther Shorthill
Glenna Showalter
Myra Beebe
Claude Woodard
Kansas
Ivanhoe Valley
Winneport
Maine
Cemeter
National Grange
Harry C. Colglazier
Larned
Assembly of Demeter
Willey B. Compton
State Flora
Kingman
Chanute
Ottawa
Topeka
Garden City
James W. Ingwerson
Leroy
Stanley
Burlington
Eben Kramer
Ozawkie
Leroy Deyo
Willis Hanlon
Qlathe
Home Office
Ivanhoe Valley Grange
George Lightner
Garden View Grange
Hope Schools To Be Opened In Prince Edward County
In Farmville Virginia hopefuls believe public schools closed since 1959 might reopen in September after the Supreme Court scheduled March 30 to hear arguments on the legality of the county’s 1959 closure. Officials declined comment but there is a sense of a face saving solution. Governor Harrison predicted reopening within 48 hours if the Court rules the county acted lawfully. The State Supreme Court has upheld the closure's legality.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
U.S. Supreme Court
Prince Edward
Albertig
Harrison Jr
Mioritic
State Supreme Court
Ozark Frontier Trail hailed as new travel boon
JOPLIN Mo AP Gov John M Dalton hailed a new Ozark Frontier Trail as a great travel attraction and boon to motorists. He hosted a meeting with Govs John Anderson Henry Bellmon and Orval Faubus to salute the four state effort. Dalton credited the American Petroleum Institute for launching the idea and backing the trail promising Missouri will fully support the venture for broad regional benefits.
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Joplin
John M. Dalton
Ozark Frontier Trail
America
Dalton
John Anderson
Kansas
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Orval Faubin
Arkansas
Datton
Anderson
Bellmon
Faubus
American Petroleum Institute
Touriai
Missouri
January IRS assistance days at Garden City office
Four assistance days in January announced for the Internal Revenue Service office in Garden City. Jan 10 17 24 and 31 offer telephone and office help. The office sits on East Kansas Plaza between Belmont and Center. Marcia Brinley Garden City Junior College student serves as secretary treasurer of the Kansas Public Junior College Student Council Assn the group meets Saturdays in Hutchinson. Rabbi Judeau Miller of Temple Emanu El Wichita will address Garden City Junior College assembly at Garfield School Auditorium at 11 a.m. tomorrow with a public invitation. He will also speak to the Rotary Club at noon.
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Office of Internal Revenue
Garden City
E. Kansas Plaza
Belmont
Center
Marcia Brinley
Garden City Junior College
Kansas Public Junior College Student Council Assn
Hutchinson
Judeau. Miller
Temple Emanu-El
Wichita
Garfield School
Rotary Club
Ida A. Baker, 71, dies in Lakin nursing home
Mrs Ida A Baker died Sunday at a Windthorst born, Marienthal resident who lived in Wichita County since 1916. She married Joseph L Baker in 1912 and survived by three sons Sylvester Herman Oscar a daughter Marie Nordenskjald two dozen relatives and 18 grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys Church Marienthal Thursday 10:30 am with burial at St Marys Cemetery Rosary at Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti tonight and Wednesday evening.
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Marienthal
Ida A. Baker
Lakin
Herman
Windthorst
Tex
Joseph L. Baker
Wichita County
Baker
Sylvester
Oscar
New London
Conn
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Leo
Kelly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Rosary
Weinmann
Leoti
Funeral for Mrs Edeline Fay Conner Friday in Sublette
Mrs Edeline Fay Conner 55 of Sublette died from injuries in a two car crash on Sunday. The funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Sublette Church of the Nazarene with Revs Lee W. Harrison and Orville Hess officiating. Burial follows at Plains Cemetery. Visitation is at Phillips-White Funeral Home in Gat or City today and until service time.
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Sublette
Edeline Fay Conner
Albert Herman, longtime local janitor, dies at 57
Albert Herman 57 of 910 Taylor died this morning at home. Born January 8 1907 in Liebenthal he lived here 30 years and worked as janitor at St Marys Catholic School. Survived by widow Priscilla Heili Jan a daughter Jeanette Westman four sons Gary James Donald and Harald seven sisters and one brother. Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. at St Marys Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Garland Chapel with calling hours Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
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Albert Herman
Taylor
Liebenthal
St. Mary's Catholic School
Priscilla Heili Jan
Cordia
Herman
St. Mary's Church
Jeanette Westman
N. Sth
Gary
James
Donald
Lincoln Road
Harald
Howerton
Martin Brungardt
Andrew Meier
California
Matilda Rohr
Quinter
Frances Rol
Wahkeeney
Rosie Graff
Twin Falls
Idaho
Clementine Tinkler
McPherson
Pete Sanders
Denver
Colo
Vincent Herman
St. Mary’s Church
Clement Goubeaux
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Rosary
Garland Chapel
Garland Funeral Home
First Lady In Dedication at Wilkes College Center
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson travels to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania to dedicate a new research center at Wilkes College funded by federal dollars and Ford Foundation grant. The center studies training needs to attract new industries and jobs to the anthracite region. The trip recalls her past West Virginia visit highlighting the Area Redevelopment Administration.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Wilkes College
Wilkes - Barre
Ford Foundation
Johnson
West Virginia
Area Redevelopment Administration
Shriver Meets Hussein in Washington During Middle East Tour
Peace Corps Director R. Sargent Shriver met King Hussein of Jordan in Jerusalem after an audience with Pope Paul VI. President Johnson praised Shriver as brilliant and popular as Kennedy era crime-fighting figures report a 1963 surge against organized crime with racketeers jailed and indictments up.
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Washington
Shriver
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
King Hussein of
Jordan
Israel
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Jerusalem
Hussein
Paul VI
White House
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Kennedy
Lewis Lyman Named Delegate to Red Cross National Convention
Lewis Lyman former chair man of the Finney County Red Cross Chapter was named as a delegate to the Red Cross National Convention in New York City in May The action was taken at the January meeting of the Red Cross Board last night Lyman's name also has been submitted for possible appointment to a committee post at the national meet The resignation of Amos Biondi as first aid chairman for the chapter was accepted Bruce Trent and Phil Van Doren were assigned to find a replacement The board agreed to sponsor meetings or clinics within the coming months to give advice and information on boating safety F Ware chapter chairman presided at the meeting Fifteen board members and committee chairmen were present.
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Lewis Lyman
Finney County
Red Cross
New York City
Red Cross Board
Lyman
Amos Biondi
Bruce Trent
Phil van Doren
Admissions and Births at St Catherine and area clinics
Hospitals list admissions at St. Catherine include Timmy J. Pierce and numerous named patients in Campbell, Hugoton, Deerfield, Kaivesta, Ulysses, Imperial, Gardendale, Burnside, and Dodge City. Births at St. Catherine report a daughter to Jack Grow and a son to Cristopher Cruz on January 6, with another birth at Raynesford Clinic.
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St. Catherine
Timmy J. Pierce
Campbell
Albert Shackelford Jr
Hugoton
Carl Grauberger
Deerfield
Jack Ford
Kaivesta
Mark Anthony Hatler
Campbell Eugene Gregory Sammelman
Wilbur Junior Drescher
Kent Geckles
E. Laurel
Gehe
We Graffenried
Maple Thomas McKinney
Dodge City
Cristopher Cruz
Leopold
Oliver Hickman
Ulysses Cecil Simpson
Ulysses Oismimgals
Gary R. Hayden
Imperial
Tarael Quintanilla
E. Santa Fe
Tammy G. Seeger
Bancroft
Dennis D. Allison
Gardendale
Homer Campbell
Summit
Damon Lee Cox
John King
E. Fulton
Clayton Stinemetz
Taylor Philip Gottschalk II
Susan Peoples
Mary Lee Harris
Burnside
Lempold
William Watson
Hudson
Jack Grow
N. 13Th
Raynesford Clinic
Marvin Schmidt
Big Bow
Deeds and Warrants Involving Sunset Memorial Gardens Area
Legal notices show Sunset Memorial Gardens Inc transferring section B lot 136 spaces 7 and 8 to Carl E Lundgren and spouse and Sunset Memorial Gardens Inc transferring section A lot 115 120 spaces 5 6 7 8 to Kenneth M Becker and spouse. Also D E Ens and spouse transfer lot 17 block 13 Jones Addition to Dan E Ens and spouse.
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Sunset Memorial Gardens,Inc
Carl E. Lundgren
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Kenneth M. Becker
D. E. Ens
Dan BE. Ens
Jones
Eagles Feast on Land Locked Salmon
In Glacier National Park bald eagles converge on spawning land locked salmon. Ranger W E Welch counted 35 percent of the birds in a five mile stretch along Mc Donald Creek and the middle fork of the Flathead River. The national census records 3807 bald eagles nationwide excluding Alaska.
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West Glacier
Mont
Glacier National Park
W. E. Welch
McDonald Creek
Flathead River
United States
Alaska
Christmas Seal Fund Reaches 2770 In Finhey County
Tuberculosis seal sales in Finhey County total 2770 dollars, says TB chairman Lloyd Haag. The result is slightly below last year’s figure as mail reminders go out this week. Haag notes it is not too late to contribute to the Tuberculosis and Health fund and that this will be the campaign’s final notice for 1963.
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Finhey County
Lloyd Haag
Haag
Tuberculosis and Health Fund
Garden City Deeds Report Tuesday January 7 Transfers
Edward Eugené Deaver and spouse transfer to James Lee Dale and spouse lot 1 and the north 19 feet of lot 2 in block 1 of Horde's Addition by quitclaim. P A Burtis and spouse transfer to Charles J. Gossman and spouse the north four feet of the N 13 of the SW% of block 27 in the original Garden City plat.
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Edward Eugené Deaver
James Lee Dale
Horde
P. A. Burtis
Charles J. Gossman
Garden City
Courts crash into a county docket in 1963 rulings
County orders suspend licenses and fines across a broad docket. Perry Arthur Bobbitt faces one year or until his 16th birthday for violation of restrictions. Kenneth Unruh gets 90 days for a check writing offense, with suspended days upon payment plus costs. Vilas P. Barry fined for speeding in a 70 mph zone. others penalized for overlength, lights, and mufflers as part of a wide police notice. Richard Rotramel pleads guilty to grand larceny and is sentenced to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory. Divorces filed and numerous bonds forfeited mark the administrative side of the period.
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Courts
Perry Arthur Bobbitt
Kenneth Unruh
Pawnee Rock
Vilas P. Barry
Arvada
Colo
Fred Holliday
Edgar E. Routon
Inge & Kansas
Richard Rotramel
S. Main
Rotramel
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Esther Brusner
Warren Bruner
Philomena Bertha Fields
Robert Wayne Fields
Miguel Rios Rodriguez
N. Taylor
Wilbur G. Galliart
Magdalen Mary Mesa
Jones
Phyllis Marie Hermocillo
Conkling
Lester Harold Lindley
Jerry Edgar Dudley
James Hubert Maners
Pauline Ramos
Connie Welton Walker
Richard Kerns
Bobby G. Stalter
Kenneth V. Springer
Vernon DeWayne Marx
Jerry Egar Dudley
Norbert Lee Gerber
Lawrence James Roberts
Edmond Lee Gallaway
James M. Baker
Ronald E. Huxtable
Leonard G. Sloan
Traffic Accident at 8th and Kansas Involving Minors
A Monday incident at 4 14 p m involved a car driven by Laurence Anthony Bayer age minor of 326 North 4th and a bicycle ridden by James Alfred Mayer age minor of 408 Jones adjacent to 8th and Kansas. The boy was uninjured.
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Kansas
Laurence Anthony Bayer
James Alfred Mayer
Jones
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Frontier Trail
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Civic Center
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F. Ware
Max E. Wood
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