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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
6
Local produce markets show limited test sales with steady to higher prices for steer and heifer categories. Kansas City livestock reports 2000 cattle and 100 calves with distinct price ranges for good to choice steers, cows, feeder class, and hogs across weight categories.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 2.78 points by noon, reaching 891.64. This stock movement reflects a quiet session with modest gains across the market.
Telagran- Four area students are named on the dean's honor roll at Wichita State University. Kenneth Jones Uly sses Jo Ann Drussel Cimarron Donald Sayles Sublette Garth Sorensen listed. Eligibility requires top 10 percent rank and at least 12 hours in the semester. Garden City high school graduates Sam Hands Gordon Montney Phillip Edelblute enroll at Kansas State University for fall. Slice an angel food cake half with whipped cream and cranberry sauce for topping. finish with whipped cream and almonds. Company worthy.
Describes how griddle cakes should brown evenly and what white bottoms with brown patches indicate. Warns that excess heat causes uneven or missing browning on the bottom.
Cpl. Robert L. Martinez recalls the Hill 488 defense near Chu Lai Viet Nam on June 15 16. The 18 man Marine recon team faced a VC battalion with mortars and machine guns. Eight Marines died and 49 VC bodies lay on the approaches after the relief flareship arrived. Martinez was wounded in the back and lost use of his legs.
Residents of Lakin must file written requests for a public hearing by July 18 with the state highway division engineer in Garden City. The $150,000 project, part of the 1967 highway construction program, covers 1.2 miles of US 50 through Lakin with storms, curb and gutter, right of way needs, and partial access control from Tampa Street to the east end. Further details are available from the Highway Commission's Division Engineer in Garden City.
Scott City banker and farmer Parkinson, newly named 1st District campaign manager for Leigh Warner, aims to unseat Republican Senator James B. Pearson in November. He criticized Kansas congressional influence and outlined a long Democratic activity spanning Roosevelt to Johnson eras, with roles in state committees and family ties to Kansas political life.
Miss Linda Lee Bushnell aged 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dawn Bushnell, died when the motorcycle she rode collided with a wall beside the Neo sho municipal swimming pool on the Ft Crowder reservation.
Admissions at St Catherine include Mrs Elsie Ellis Grand Junction Cole Mia Willard Foos Healy Mrs Howard Ibloff Jetmore Mrs Marvin Kelley Rt 1 Danby Jones Holcomb Mrs Glenn Haas 615 N 1st Mrs Alfred Miller 908 Taylor Mrs Michael Gigot S Star Rt Discharges list Lena Heiman 508 N 11th g Aitt Earl Owston 908 Persh ts Stuart Doornbos Scott City Mrs Claude Reynolds Eminence Rt Joe Swearengen Sublette Shirley Nuzum 2104 B Courts Public notices report forfeiture for unauthorized driving by Dartel L Yott 108 E Maple $10.
President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara conferred at the LBJ Ranch as prelude to day long Honolulu talks with Admiral Sharpe. The visitors, Harriman Goodpaster Rostow, briefed in Los Angeles before heading to discuss military operations and logistics in Vietnam.
A plane attempting to land near Olathe Kansas struck a semitrailer truck on Kansas 7 near Johnson County Airport. Pilot Warren L. Reeg Jr. of Leavenworth Kansas was hospitalized at Cushing Memorial not seriously hurt. Truck driver Joe Schaffer of Bonner Springs Kansas was in good condition at St. Margaret Hospital.
A docket of names and fines follows for improper driving without licenses, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and related offenses. Notable mentions include Ramos Hernandez at 912 Taylor with no license and a $50 fine. Walter Pfenninger at 901 Taylor for drunkenness with a $35 charge. multiple offenders cited for speeding or stopping violations. two crashes reported near Garden City involving road barricades on US50 and US50 two miles west of town.
YMCA schedules a week of events including archery and guitar classes led by Dave Babcock and Jerry Wilcox, women’s tennis at Bryce Roderick courts, make up swim sessions at Mel Krebs pool, Indian Guide meeting, youth tennis, girls softball instruction, third grade baseball, family bicycling, and program committee planning sessions, with locations across town.
Republican governors circled a watered down endorsement of President Johnson's Vietnam policies at the 58th annual Governors Conference in Los Angeles. They signaled openness to criticizing future steps while reassuring soldiers at home, with briefing from Harriman and Rostow. Most governors pressed for a neutral stance and questioned the stronger Democratic version.
Miami Beach AP James R Hoffa Teamsters union president consolidates power ahead of likely reelection to a five year term sources say. Other leaders Fitzsimmons Gibbons and Mohn vie in a background maneuvering for influence while Hoffa rewrites the union constitution to block removal for past offenses. Dusty Miller noted as a potential future leader by insiders.
Mrs. Carrie V Johnson 80 of 802 N Fourth died this morning at Porter's Hospital Denver while visiting daughter Mrs R O Denslow. Survived by another daughter Mrs Willard Leopold of 802 N Fourth. Preceded by husband and a daughter. Member First Christian Church. Funeral arrangements by Garnand Funeral Home to be announced.
Fred Henry Harms aged 71 of 1118 Pearl died yesterday after a heart attack. Funeral services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church, with Rev. J Marion Kadyk officiating. Burial will follow at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call today until 9 pm at Phillips White Funeral Home. Memorials may be given to the church.
A 13 year old Deerfield boy, David F. Meyers, survived after his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Joseph M. Petty west of Deerfield on US 400 at 1 20 p m The youth was turning his bike around in the highway when the eastbound car could not avoid the collision Police report the car was traveling about 60 mph He was taken to Kearny County Hospital in Lakin for observation and was scheduled for release later today The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Grant Meyers of Deerfield
Garden City Public Library released summer reading club schedules for July. Programs include Pooh Club on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. on July 12 19 and 26 Alice in Wonderland on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. July 13 2097 Squeegy Bugs on Thursdays at 10 a.m. July 14 22 and 28 Information Please Fridays at 10 a.m. July 8 15 22 29 Batman Club Fridays at 11 a.m. July 8 15 22 29.
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