Inauguration Day Overflows With Johnson Flair and Oddities
President Johnson leads a lively inauguration day mixing solemn moments with bold acts. He exits a bulletproof limo to greet banner bearers, signs an address praising justice, and cheers supporters including Rep. Halleck. He dances with First Lady Lady Bird, visits five ballrooms, and happy crowds note his stamina.
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Local Produce Markets and Wagons Steady
Eggs Extra Large and A grades show no price change. A's Large and Medium eggs unchanged. Local wagon prices list Wheat at 1.39, Milo 1.90, Rye 37, Barley 70 with no recent shifts.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by AP
Cattle at 2,000 head with calves and slaughter offerings. cows steady to strong. Hogs down 25 to 50 cents with various weight ranges quoted. barrows and gilts at 15.75 to 16.75. Sheep steady. slaughter lambs 22.25 to 23.00 and feeder lambs 18.00 plus notes on good feeders and prime grades. Strong emphasis on cattle and hog price ranges.
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Deaths Emma Wilson 90 former Kansas educator
Emma Wilson 90 longtime Finney County school superintendent and Kansas State Board of Education member died Saturday at a Fort Collins rest home. Born October 7, 1874 in Jackson Port Illinois, she taught in Kansas schools, was a Fort Hays State College graduate, and a Methodist. Survived by two brothers two nephews and a sister in law. Burial held Tuesday in Fort Collins.
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Rifle and Beer Stolen Reported in Local Thefts
Police field multiple thefts including a 22 caliber rifle taken from C. L. Barnett's pickup at 1219 Old Manor Road. Small's Warehouse at 101 N. 12th was entered, with two kegs of beer stolen. Kenneth Grauberger reported a missing billfold during a basketball game. cards were later found by a Garfield School student.
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First Time for Sixty Donors at Red Cross Bloodmobile
Sixty of the 210 people who donated last month were first timers. Mildred Hope, executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter, called the result healthy and noted the program suffers when it relies on repeat donors. The new donors include 22 women and 33 men, listing Patricia Bridges through Eugene Wright along with numerous others in two long rosters.
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Rosetta Franklin
Olive Geekles
Hulda Heine
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Marion Kilgore
Rose Lemaster
Dorothy Malsom
Rosemary Millsap
Frances Mustoe
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Dick Thronton
G. Kent Wade
Lawrence Wasson
Maurice Wisler
Eugene Wright
Dog Turns Stool Pigeon Arrest in Fresno
Fresno Deputy Sheriff John Camino arrested 20 year old John Grice on warrants for 13 traffic violations after a dog led to a closet where Grice hid. Grice allegedly taunted the deputy saying he should have sold that stool pigeon as he was taken to jail.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at St Catherine area
A list of hospital admissions and dismissals at St Catherine area facilities includes names such as Joseph A Beltran Jay Eaton and Guadalupe Guillen, with addresses at Summit Jenny and Conk Ung Mt Agnes Hastings and others. The report also notes nursing home patient Leopold Zerr and several discharge details along with warranty deeds and local court actions. Local police action covers fines for truck weight and license violations and a 30 day sentence suspended for Raymond Johnson.
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Harry Reece
Franklin Dean Johnson
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Clarence J. Fetterolf
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UNTY
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Lester L. Bonnerlin
Dodge City
Robert Maxwell
Billy Leon Petty
W. Santa Fe
William Raymond Burns
N. Main
Phillip Henry
Price of Amarillo Driving Violations Listed In Gordon City
Gordon City notes multiple traffic fines including Jaxon Lee Brown at 701 E Spruce for improper driving 10 dollars and Carolyn F Mackay at 1208 E Chestnut for speeding 30 in a 20 zone 15 dollars. Other entries include speeding 45 in a 30 zone for Mrs Allen C Foreman 15 dollars and LaVerne Joseph Miller charged with drunk at 322 N 11th 35 dollars. Steven Hernandez 208 S 12th and Michael Stegman 919 N 9th face parking related fines two dollars each.
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Michael Stegman
LaVerne Joseph Miller
Oratorical Event Sets Saturday In Garden City High
The third annual oratorical contest of Harry H. Renick Post of The American Legion will be Saturday in the Little Theatre at Garden City High School. Four contestants vie for a $200 scholarship and a chance to reach the 7th District contest.
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Terri Carmichael
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Dick Eddington
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Striking Longshoremen to Vote On Tentative Pact
New York longshoremen vote a second time on a contract with the New York Shipping Association after rejecting it two weeks earlier. AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association president Thomas W. Gleason says enough petitions and calls assure acceptance, while broader port disputes may extend the 11 day strike that has idled 343 ships on the East Coast. Estimates place daily losses across cities from New York to Baltimore in the millions as union leaders defend the agreement's wage and benefits while opposing automation concessions.
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Domestic Focus Shifts Johnson Inaugural Address
President Johnson concentrates on home issues in his inaugural address, signaling that his primary concerns are domestic problems despite remaining world tensions. The piece notes a peaceful yet chaotic global stage, with Viet Nam and nuclear spread as key foreign policy topics.
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New GOP Head Faces Chaotic Aftermath in Chicago
Ray Bliss, set to become GOP national chairman on April 1, arrives in Chicago for a two day meeting amid warnings of overdrawn expectations for a rapid reorganization after the Democratic landslide. Burch resigns at the first National Committee session.
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Libero freighter Gian Nicola radioed SOS northwest of Hawaii
The 7,242 ton Librian freighter Gian Nicola sent an SOS as it broke up northwest of Hawaii. Planes were dispatched from Honolulu to assist while the San Francisco Marine Exchange reported the ship, loaded with scrap for Formosa, began its voyage at San Francisco. The Seres Steamship Co. of New York owns it.
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Marine Exchange
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