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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
1
Slaughter cattle receipts 2,200 with 300 calves. steers mostly steady to 25 lower at 25.00-27.00 for choice slaughter. Hogs 3,000 lightly trended lower. barrows and gilts 28.00-28.50 per 100 pounds. Sheep 400 head. choice and prime slaughter lambs 28.00-28.75 with shorn lambs at 28.50. Cows were in limited supply at 12.00-14.40.
The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials at noon dropped 0.78 points to 993.42. The price quotations are supplied to the Telegram by Goffe and Carkener, Inc. BR 6-3244.
Jefferson City AP report says Gov. Warren E Hearnes and law enforcement spent 34 hours discussing Kansas City crime but offered no conclusions. Participants included U S Attorney Russell Millin Kansas City Police Chief C M Kelley and Highway Patrol officials. The talks followed the Palma slayings and federal indictments over stolen supermarket cash. Hearnes urged Kansas City Police Board to hold bearings on organized crime.
The government to raise interest on U S savings bonds to the maximum 4 percent but no congressional approval sought beyond that. Secretary Fowler said the move follows White House orders to boost yields to align with other savings forms and maintain bond sales amid rising rates.
Chuck Rees city manager of Commonwealth Theaters here will leave Feb 14 to take over management of two theaters in Clinton Missouri including a downtown venue and a Clinton drive in He has served as manager since April 1960 and came from Goodland He is a Columbia Missouri native and will be replaced by Jack Kempton now city manager for Commonwealth at Columbia Missouri
List of admissions at St Catherine Lawrence Irsik III Cimarron Kraus Hole William Johnson Scott City Luther Rose Burnside Drive Paul Crabb Randall Lee Johnson and several Mrs. names. Dismissals include Richard Herman and others from St Catherine Eminence Liberty Motel Ulysses and Scott City. Civil suit in Scott City for damages 5575 from Virgil D Lafferty partial judgments to Brungardt family and others. County speeding and improper passing citations. Koppang to retire March 1 as first vice president of Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City long serving in that role.
Garden City traffic records list speeding at 72 in a 60 mph zone with fines of 10 dollars and 9.15 dollars in costs. A suspension sentence was given for Jerry D. Daniels for an unauthorized signature, with payment conditions. Several Tuesday car accidents on Stevens Ave and nearby streets caused extensive damage to multiple vehicles, with corrected driver attribution. Local property transfers include warranty and quit claim deeds involving Grub, Murdy, Grub, Brownlee, Rose, Congdon, Harris, and others, detailing parcels in various blocks and additions.
A proposed constitutional amendment aims to replace the elected state superintendent with a school administrator appointed by a new state board of education and to abolish county superintendents while giving constitutional status to local school boards. The plan also creates a separate board of regents to set policy for state schools.
Sublette reports a two car collision injuring two local women near here yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Leola Pennington sustained minor head injuries and Mrs. Marie Baty a broken leg. Wallace Orth of Sublette drove the other car and was uninjured. Both vehicles struck a utility pole, knocking out power to portions of Sublette.
The Senate Apportionment Committee in Topeka set ground rules for redistricting, aiming to approximate equal district populations by crossing county lines and using 1965 census figures. No immediate plan to reduce the 40 senators. first proposed maps expected within a week if a special session allows.
Bitter Siberian winds push ice and snow across Europe as Britain braces for a month long cold spell. Eastern England records 12 degrees at night, while Norway sees forty below zero inland. Sweden's coast and the Baltic shipping face ice as Germany reports falling temperatures.
Ten Class AA debate teams from Shawnee Mission North and West, Hutchinson, Newton, Lawrence, Topeka West, Coffeyville, Pittsburg, Wichita East, and Wichita Southeast will compete at the University of Kansas. The squads qualified by placing first or second in district tournaments.
Classified note seeks Ada for potential trade or purchase via telegram. Expresses interest in a prompt reply and clear terms for the transaction.
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