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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1969

Page

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South African visitors and local beef photo flap tease extended gusts

A letter from South Africa proves a tourism ploy while an American Field Service student arrives tomorrow. The CowBelles present a standing rib roast for Father’s Day publicity, captured in a photo. Ralph Gardiner’s coffee visit ends with a wig reveal from Dorothy Gardiner in Renick.

South Africa Johannesburg Kansas Katherine Jones The CowBelles Ralph Gardiner Renick No. 2 Ralph Dorothy Gardiner

Rockefeller heads to Haiti amid siege in Argentina turmoil

News digest reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller travels to Haiti for Nixon on a fact finding mission while Argentina declares a state of siege amid terrorism and labor unrest during his visit. Also notes eased Ben Het threat, Nixons tax bill path, Sentinel defense funds dispute, NCAP pushback on reparations, California budget stalemate with Democrats.

Buenos Aires Nelson Rockefeller Haiti Nixon Argentina

Garden sass lesson on costs and experience

The saying suggests experience is the best teacher and Gus Garden argues the cost should inform that view. The remark underscores practical wisdom in budgeting and learning through trial.

Gus Garden

Weather forecast for Garden City area tonight and Wednesday

Tonight scattered thunder storms with lows in upper teens to near 20s and light easterly winds. Wednesday partly cloudy with a few thunder storms and highs in the 60s to 70s, southeast winds around 15 mph. Precipitation chance 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Sunrise 6 26, Sunset 9 08. Gard City area data shows meager readings and locations in Garden City.

Upper Os South East Dodge Garden City Land Bo Hil City

Bloodmobile set to collect 160 pints at cooperative center

The Bloodmobile will open at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Co op Center with a goal of 160 pints from donors aged 18 to 66. Mrs. Milton Roberts announced the Red Cross program. Doctors on duty include John Turner H M Wiley G H Nelson Jr James A Barnard and Frank Eichhorn. Nurses and aides staff the drive with several volunteers and Boy Scout Troop 108 aiding load and unload efforts. In Miami Beach Felix S Roland was fined 25 dollars for trashing a street and shredding a traffic citation before a Municipal Judge Nesbitt.

Co. Op Center Milton Roberts Red Cross John Turner H. M. Wiley G. H. Nelson Jr James A. Barnard Frank Eichhorn Mmes Darrell Douglass Leonard Smith Miami Beach Fla Felix S. Roland Miami Alfred F. Nesbitt Roldan

Future King Installed Amidst Pomp Bombs and Cheer

Charles of Windsor was installed Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle amid lavish pageantry and a security siege. Bomb scares and two fatal explosions on Welsh rail lines shadowed the event as crowds and dignitaries filled the town and the queen placed the crown on Charles.

Caernarvon, Wales Charles of Windsor Britain Charles Principality of Wales Duke of Edinburgh Prince Charles Wales Charles Snelt Prince of Wales Caernarvon Cardiff Edward VIII Edward II England Abergale

Pressure to Extend Income Surtax Passes House

The House narrowly approved a bill to extend the 10 percent income surtax 210-205 after a last minute push by President Nixon and key leaders. The measure now goes to the Senate, with possible three month consideration and potential further extensions, while the tax affair fuels debate on broader reform.

Washington Nixon House Senate Congress Gerald R. Ford White House

Custom Combine Shortage Slows 1969 Kansas Wheat Harvest

Wet weather produced bumper wheat but delayed cutting leading to a nationwide shortage of custom combines. Kansas reporters note 7000 acres awaiting cutters as storms and prior commitments push back harvest. Farmers aid each other with neighbors sharing machines while yields remain high.

Kansas Everett Simmons Kansas State Employment Service McPherson Bunga Corp Friend Gano Grain al Maddux Finney County

Garden Cifian, Two Former Residents Killed in Crash

A Garden City woman and two former residents died in a mid afternoon two car collision in Los Angeles County California. The deceased are Mrs Bessie Plotner 66 and her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ed Roy both of Van Nuys California. Mrs Plotner clerked at C R Anthony store and was visiting relatives in California. Roy formerly ran a grocery store at Pierceville. The wreck occurred three miles north of Castin on a Bakersfield freeway. Details of the other car’s occupants are unclear. Funeral plans for the Roys are in California. Plotner obituary on page 3.

Garden City Los Angeles County Calif Bessie Plotner Ed Roy van Nuys Plotner C. R. Anthony California Roy Pierceville Dorothy Brock Castinc Bakersfield

Ogilvie Move Pushes Illinois Income Tax Plan

Governor Ogilvie planned to sign a state income tax bill that would take effect August 1 if upheld by the Supreme Court. Employers would withhold 2 percent, while corporations pay 4 percent. The House approved the bill 91 to 73 after hours of debate amid claims of potential state surplus.

Springfield Richard B. Ogilvie Supreme Court House Illinois

Reagan Refuses Emergency Budget Move In California

California faced a new fiscal year without a state budget as Governor Reagan rejected an emergency 30 day funding bill. Salaries stopped, no authority to pay bills, and a budget fight with Assembly Democrats led by Jesse Unruh. The dispute centers on school aid, tax relief, and reform, with elections looming in 1970.

Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan California Reagan Assembly Democrats Jesse M. Unruh Assembly Victor Veysey House Caspar Weinberger Unruh Frank Lanterman Senate

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News Digest Saigon Ben Het U.S Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Bill Brown Emil Salyer Ted Drees George Metz Maynard Stillwell G. B. Sigsbee Hubert Piland Gerald Hess George Andersen Charles Larson R. L. Ball Jon Weddle Jack Barr M. C. Schrader W. T. Rooney Jr Andrew Erhart Anah Vincent Chris Hope P. L. Dale Merle Myers Lee Richardson Louis Strasser J. F. Goulding Boy Scout Troop 108 Oratari Typewriter Co., Inc London Tricia Nixon GOP Ford John W. McCormack Carl Albert Ways and Means Wilbur Mills D-Ark Hale Boggs D-La Boggs Mills Jaycee Garden City Jaycees Telegram Dean Holmes Ed Porter I Eldon Dailey John Miller Reagany
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