Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves 100 traded with steers and heifers steady to 3 lower. cows steady. Slaughter steer values about 22.24 to 23.25. good to choice 21.00 to 22.25. heifers 20.50 to 22.50. feeder steers around 25.5. Hogs fairly active with hog and sow prices noted, with sows around 12.50 to 21.00 and various hog weights in the 17.50 to 19.00 range. Wheat at 1.33, rye 1.40, barley 0.65 at local wagon prices.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mixed Prices On Stock Mart
New York stock market opened mixed with most prices fluctuating. American Telephone rose on volume, Chrysler faded after June sales surge, while General Motors and Ford fell slightly. The Associated Press 60-stock average edged up to 174 at noon as the Dow Jones industrials climbed to 845.59.
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New York
Smwall
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Associated Press
Frank Talk About Slayers Candidate Myers Seeks Governor Nomination
Albert Myers of Great Bend announced his bid for the Republican nomination for governor on filing day. He targets Perry Smith and Richard Hickock, condemning their 1959 Clutter family murders, denouncing the current system, and pledging no tax hikes while promising conservative revenue use. He cites business as a salesman and vows state liquor control with dignity.
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Albert 5. Myers
Great Bend
Perry Smith
Richard. Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Rash of Thefts In City and Area
Garden City and surrounding area experienced a weekend of break ins. Richard McMillan reported a stolen soft drink machine and contents worth over 200 dollars. Jim Rowden reported a stolen 22 caliber pistol worth 76 dollars from his car on N Main Street. Andrew Magnolia reported a stolen tools and carrier worth under 50 dollars. Two sheriff’s office reports noted Ply mell School burglary with no losses and By Pass Cafe jukebox cash taken during the weekend.
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Garden City
Richard McMillan
Airy Centrol
Jim Rowden
Rt. 1
N. Main
Rowden
Andrew ¥. Clark
Magnolia
Sheriff's Office
Plymell School
By Pass
Five Missing After Blast at New Castle Plant
Five American Cyanamid employees, Eugene Rudesill Gerald Wingard Donald Schenker Wilbur Robinson and Clarence Claypool, all of New Castle, remained missing after a series of four explosions and fires at the company's 533 acre tract five miles west of New Castle. The first blast struck the nitroglycerin house at about 10 30 am and there was no immediate damage estimate or determination of cause.
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New Castle
American Cyanamid Co
Eugene Rudesill
Gerald Wingard
Donald Schenker
Wilbur Robinson
Clarence Claypool
American Cyanamid
Pittsburgh
James Miles
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Across Communities
Hospital admissions list patients from St Catherine to Sublette and Deerfield, with names and addresses. Dismissals include Rev Forest Good and others at St Catherine and Leopold, plus births recorded at St Catherine with Leonard Danler and Keith Cunningham families. Property transfer notes conclude with a warranty deed involving Richard E F Bortz and Bennie Gene Short.
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Bobby Joe Burgess
Lakin
Alice Pitcher
N. Ist
Delmar George
Starla Kay Stinemetz
Great Bend
Leonard Danier
Deerfield
Keith Cunningham
Jones John L. Daniel
Freddie G. Perez
E. San
Henry L. Patton
Scott City
Oatis Hugaboom
McPherson
St. Catherine
Forest Good
Minneapo
Leopold Crant Gibson
Redonda Beach
Calif
Ruby Reed
St. John
Leonard Danler
Janes
Richard EF. Bortz
Bennie Gene Short
Fankhauser
Jventat
Righrish
Young
Property Transfers and City Court Entries in Garden City
The notice records several property transactions in Garden City including Maynard Knief to Lloyd Moffett and Pfeifer to Klemp, with multiple Harper and Holmes additions. It also lists various court actions with fines for speeding, disobeying stop signs, DUI, improper parking, and license issues, plus bonds posted and forfeited. A city accident entry notes a 12:34 pm collision in the alley between St. and Main involving Lucy Wilfley and a parked Morris Seigler Jr. vehicle.
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C. Maynard Knief
Lloyd Moffett
Harper
Colony
Alvin J. i Pfeifer
O. Reid Klemp
Holmes
Effie Glancy
Mabel F. Fansler
Jones
Courts
Herman E. Anderson
St. John
Tony Baler Jr
Summit
Gene Witman
N. Main
Clyde R. Hinkle
Denver
Raymond
Baird
John E. Copetln
Dodge City
Peter P
Bludnick
Thomas D
Clare
Holcomb
Michael Gordon Gimple
Theron
Joseph C. Mahieu
Fowler
Isadore Saiz
Orlando P. Archuleta
E. Kansas
Gerald Dean Crook
Davis
Esther FE. Zimmerman
Arthur T. Larson
Ulysses
Clyde E. Beymer UI
Jose Rivera Hernandez
Henry A. Weber
Clyde E. Angus
Michael G. Gimple
Shirley
Std. and
Main
Lucy Eleanor Wilfley
E. Evans
Morris Seigler Jr
Warten Hotel
Not That Efficient Fire Drill Sparks Barn Blaze
Lagrange Kentucky AP reports farmer IE H McWilliams allowed the South Oldham County Volunteer Fire Department to practice by burning an old barn on land slated for a new structure. The exercise nearly backfired as rookies nearly knocked out the fire.
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Lagrange, Ky
H. McWilliams
Oldham County
Civil Rights Tests Meet Pockets of Resistance
The Associated Press reports scattered resistance as the Civil Rights Act goes into effect. MLK Jr. announces Alabama staff visits to Tuscaloosa and Selma to assess impact while SCLC, SNCC, and Congress of Racial Equality meet to re evaluate plans. Abernathy urges nonviolence at Selma mass meeting. In Birmingham a judge delays ruling on police restraint from peaceful protests in Tuscaloosa. Across several states Negroes integrate businesses and facilities or face closures and refusals amid the new law.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Selma
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lbis
King
Congress, Oy Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Selina
King’s Group
Ralpha
Abernathy
SCLC
Jim Clark
U.S
Clarence Allgood
Allgood
Deaths of Mrs Adam M Zerr and Keith Wray reported
Mrs Adam M Zerr 75 long time Park resident died Monday morning at Gove County hospital Quinter after a month illness. She left a widower and son and daughter from Garden City plus five sons and four daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Park and burial Sacred Heart Cemetery. Keith Wray formerly of Garden City died in Colorado Springs after leaving Garden City six years ago. Funeral plans unknown.
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Adam M. Zerr
Martin P. Zerr
John Fatro
Gove County Hospital
Quinter
Park
Kan
Garden City
Pete
Paul A
Grainfield
Mike
Norton
Ludwig
Atwood
George S
Weaubleau
Frank Urban
Francia J. Dickman
Colby
Felix Pfennenstiel
Leo B. Uhrich
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Keith Wray
Colorado Springs
Adenauer Opens Opposition Role in Post Chancellorship
In Bonn, former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer launches a subdued opposition to his successor Ludwig Erhard. He urges closer Franco German ties with Charles de Gaulle as a bulwark against Soviet influence, and warns Britain may drift toward Labour. Adenauer stresses his friendship with de Gaulle remains strong.
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Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenautr
Ludwig Erhard
Charles Dé Gaulle
Erhard
de Gaulle
France
Adenauer
Europe
West Germany
Britain
Moscow
Wunsch Calls Shifting School Support From Property Taxes
Kansas state senator Paul Wunsch urged moving school funding from local property taxes to indirect state sources. He backed a foundation program financing about 40 percent of local school costs from the state level, criticizing rivals who favor no new taxes or seek other revenue ideas. Wunsch pressed for vocational and technical education, greater university support, and research to spur jobs.
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Paul R. Wuttsch
Wunsch
Kansas
School Foundation
Wichita
Whistle Blows Hour After Locomotive Shutdown
SLEAFORD England AP Locomotive 61210 shunted into a siding and its whistle blew for 90 minutes nonstop keeping residents awake. Station master Leonard Rook apologized and said a fault with the whistle could not be fixed until the engine ran out of steam.
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Sleaford
Cold Shoulder To Fidel's Offer In Washington
AP dispatch outlines U.S. rebuff to Fidel Castro's offer to curb Cuban support for Latin American revolutionaries if the United States and its allies halt subversion against Cuba. State Department spokesman maintains no negotiation on Cuba's Soviet ties or subversion. Johnson returns to the White House from Texas. Senate passes a lobbying control bill curbing foreign influence in U.S. politics. Johnson plans a quiet Southern tour by Hodges and Collins to explain the Civil Rights Act.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
New York Times
Cuba
State Department
Soviet Union
Johnson
White House
Texas
Capital
Austin
Andrews Air Force Base
Executive Mansion
Senate
House
Dixie
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
LeRay Collins
Florida
Collins
Hodges
Commerce Department
I See. I See. by The Telegram Enrollee News
Donald Vaughn principal of Jennie Barker School joins Fort Hays State College summer session. Enrollment reaches 1,850. Bard Infantry seeks 18th reunion in Providence R.I. August 20 21 22. contact Harry Lockwood Jersey City N J. Kemper attends Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. Mel Dill Boyd tops Republican governor race tours western Kansas. Civil service exams for stenographers and typists July 25 with July 16 deadline. Coy Farrell returns from Rutgers Cooperative Institute. Bill Rigney begins with Los Angeles Angels in 1988 Spokane tenure.
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Donald Vaughn
Jennie Barker School
Fort Hays State College
Bard
Thunderbolt) Infantry Division
Providence
R.L
Harry Lockwood
Oakland Ave
Jersey City
N.J
De Gaulle Adenauer Talks Shape West German Policy
The report notes De Gaulle and Adenauer's Friday discussion, renewing Franco German ties and delaying a cabinet meeting. Adenauer, in his steady leadership, retains a sharp anti communism stance and warns of Communist aims in Europe, including shifts toward Red China.
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United States
Washington
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Red Chine
Adenauer
Paris
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MelDill Boyd
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