Reds Accuse Each Other For Split Talks Failure
Moscow and Peking traded blame over a split in the world Communist movement as both sides skipped the Lenin Hills talks. China accused the Soviet Union of shifting alliance aims while the Soviets blasted Chinese racial and political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
CAP
Peking
Lenin Hills
First
Iine
Insia
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Party of China
World Socialist Camp
International Communist Movement
Javestia Monday
Kremlin
Red China
World Communist Center
Javestia
India
Ching
The
Chines
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices
AP wires report Kansas City livestock prices with cattle grain fed and vealers steady to higher. Cattle broad range from 14.00 to 25.00 for steers, on hogs barrows and gilts steady to 18.00, sows 13.25 to 16.25, lambs weak with prime spring at 21.00 and good grades at 16.00 to 19.25. Local produce and wagon prices show various grain and egg categories with small changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Accused of Larceny For Stealing a Penny
SEATTLE AP Paul Monti, Seattle, charged with larceny after taking a penny from the dying man Gust Jutman in the same hotel. Police said Monti claimed he saw Jutman in distress and admitted taking the penny. Authorities indicated the incident occurred last week as Jutman lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Paul Monti
Monti
Gust Jutmian
Jutman
Jutman Ling
Moar
Poller
Fresh Kansans Enroll At KU Preview Week
Franklin Scott of Garden City and transfer student Barry Brown join new KU freshmen at the seventh KA Preview event. James Stoner also attends. both are 1963 Garden City High School graduates. Mayberry Scholarships awarded to western Kansas students, Terry Phillips of Lakin among recipients for 1963-64 at Emporia. Enrollment open for adult beginner swimming with Red Cross classes starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Scott
Garden City
Kansas State University
Barry Alan Brown
Parkwood
James R. Stoner
Chesterfield
University of Kansas
Garden City High School
Terry Phillips
Frank Phillips
Lakin
Mayberry
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
International Club
United Activities Council
Doug Tedrow
Red Cross
Topeka
William Wolfe
State Department of Education
Congress Hopes For Agreement On Rail Strike
Washington AP Democrats and President Kennedy discussed the looming railroad strike and voiced hope for a settlement to avert a walkout. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said talks at the presidential board are aimed at resolving work rule disputes before a July 29 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Cornelius Released From the Hospital
Scott City hospital release follows a late Friday assault in Finney County. Scott County sheriff’s deputies investigate a robbery where about $400 was taken from Cornelius after an object struck him. He was found by a passerby and taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Wes Cornelius
Finney County
Scott County
Cornelius
Garden City
Cambridge Delivers No Respite Amid Race Tensions
National Guard leaders quelled a protest by 500 angry mainly Black demonstrators in Cambridge Maryland after releasing four detainees including Cloria Richardson. Mayor Mowbray and a seven white four Black human relations panel were named to address local race issues as Governor Tawes urged patience. Demonstrations paused as guards patrolled Race Street and Bethel AME church, with 14 protesters released and crowd dispersed. governor Tawes held talks in Annapolis, warning the issue will require sustained effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
National Guard
Cloria Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
Cambridge Non-violent Action Committee
Richardson
Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Hranche
Tawes
Afta
Collins
Nation Guard
Easton
Bethel Ame
Philip H. Savage
NAACP
Col. Tawes
Reginald Robinson
Fred Jackson
Robinson
Jackson
Gov. Tawes
Whitman 76 dies in St Catherine Hospital in Kansas
Mrs. Anna Marie Whitman aged 76 of 1602 North 8th died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital. Born May 7, 1887 in Denver she moved with parents to Marienthal at age two then to Garden City in 1922. She married Henry Whitman Aug 11 1905 in Marienthal and was a member of St Marys Catholic Church. Survivors include her widow er three daughters and five sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be by Philips White Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Whitman
St. Catherine Hospital
Denver
Colo
Marienthal
Garden City
W. Fair
E. M. Foreman
Holcomb
Charles Foreman
Lakin
Roman
Dave
Albany
Ore
Ray
Lodi
Calif
Larry
Philips-White Funeral Home
Mrs Lula Rabideau 67 dies after long illness in Garden City
Mrs Lula E Rabideau aged 67 of 611 East Maple died Monday at home after a long illness. Born September 15 1885 in Ast now St Joseph she moved to Garden City in 1949 from Stafford County. She married Charles Rabideau December 24 1941 at Pratt and is survived by her husband a son Andrew Hazlett of Garden City three brothers John Weve Oklahoma City James Weve Mount Hope and George Weve Pretty Prairie four sisters Leana Sturgeon Hutchinson Carrie Cassady Hutchinson Laura Wenzel and Dora Wewe both of Pretty Prairie one granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral will be Thursday at 8 00 p m at Johnson and Sons Chapel Hutchinson burial Laurel Cemetery Haven. Friends may call at Garden Funeral Home until 9 30 p m today and until noon Wednesday.
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Lula E. Rabideau
E. Maple
Ast
St. Joe
Garden City
Stafford County
Charles Rabideau
Pratt
Andrew Hazlett
John Weve
Oklahoma City
Okla
James Weve
Mount Hope
George Weve
Pretty Prairie
Leana Sturgeon
Carrie Cassady
Hutchinson
Laura Wenzel
Dora Wewe
Johnson and Sons
Laurel
Haven
Garland Funeral
Elms Showplace Among Early Garden City Homes
Fire swept away the long-vacant two story frame house at the southwest corner of 1ita and Elm once known as The Elms a fashionable show place built by real estate man E. J. Pyle around 1900. The aged home stood with elm trees, a fishpond and fountain, a landmark memory for locals and Pyle descendants. the lot remains the property of Mrs Bedelia Jukola of Aliquippa Pa.
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St. Mary's Center
Pyle's
the Elms
Bob Greek
Garden City
Lita and
Elm
Bedelia Jukola
Aliquippa
Jolkola
Elms
Warren Malthie
Maltbie
Pyle
Ida
J. QO. Carter
City
Carter
St. Mary’s Church
Hospitals Today Admissions At St Catherine
Admissions and dismissals listed for St Catherine Hospital include Rosemary Springer Dwight Terwilliger Mrs George Martin Mrs George Knox Alvis Nichols Mrs Kenneth Mulligan Mrs Jerry Stallings Vance Workman John Wheeler Joseph Koppel Jr Richard Burge Mike Garcia and Miss Artalee Schoenhals among others. Dismissals include Orval Forney Nick Hernandez Jessie Salmans Melvin Taylor Sr and Ann trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artalee Schoenhals
N. Main
Dwight Terwilliger
Shields
George Martin
W. Mary
George Knox
Alvis Nichols
Ridgewood
Kenneth Mulligan
Healy
Jerry Stallings
Taylor
John Wheeler
Joseph Koppel Jr
Teitlebaum
Richard Burge
West Side Trailer Court
Mike Garcia
Hattie
St. Catherine
Orval Forney
Sublette
Nick Hernandez
Lconi
Jessie Salmans
N. Ard
Melvin Taylor Sr
Chestnut
Ann Trion
Syracuse
Deed transfers listed for Overton Green and Jellison properties
Warranty deeds record transfers of parcels including Theodore P Overton and spouse to themselves for lots 12 and shared south 30 feet of lot 11 in Coward and Olsen replat. Also Lee R Green et ux to Louis Angeles Huber et ux for lot 10 in Holmes Third Addition, and Billy D Jellison et ux to Kenneth M Heinrichs et ux for lot 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Overton
Coward and Olsen
Lee R. Green
Louis Angeles Huber
Holmes
Billy D. Jellison
Kenneth M. Heinrichs
Court and police actions in Garden City and nearby areas
Property transfers note J T Lear et ux to Owen L Grable et ux lot 10 block 1 Mendenhall subdivision. County courts allow abatement. Several fines: insufficient funds check 325.00 plus 6.75 costs. illegal tag use 10 plus 5 costs. speeding 10 plus 5 costs. DUI 100 plus 6.75 costs. Bond refunds for James D Stucker 25. fines for selling beer on Sunday 25 of 50 bond. no driver’s license 10. drunkenness fines 25 for several individuals. Bonds forfeited Avril Meadows Oral Lew’s. Bond posted John Henry McGrew 30 for reckless driving and no license. City accident Stevens Ave 11:12 p.m. minor Ann Reel and Ildifonso Rodriguez involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts
W. D. Brobisky
Scott City
Thurman
Dunagan
John Holmes
E. Fulton
Ruth W. Allen
James D. Stucker
N. Main
Joseph Morales
Jenny
Herbert Lawrence St. Jacques
Stone Hotel
Rada L. Wells
Memphis
Tex
Emmett Lee Reed
Washington
Avril Ray Meadows
Oral Lew's
John Henry McGrew
Stevens Ave
Ann Reel
E. Santa Fe
Ildifonso Rodriguez
Blue Bird Motel
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Congress
Rails Talk
Special Board
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Special Committee
House
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Siort
Bolton
Stanley Branche
Satiwanil Association For the Advancement of Counted People
Race Street
Ping Street
Bethel Church
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
Biee National
Garden City Telegram
Mrs. Henry Whitman
Frank White
Ignitied
E. J. Pyle
Garden City Industral Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Augusta
South Main
American Telephone and Telegraph
Finnup Park
11Th St
Vallew View
Ith and Elm
Vance Workman
Legals
Stoeckley
J.T. Lear
Et Ux
Owen L. Grable
Mendenhall
Rhom Dod
SEY
Dodge
Ford
Chevy
Deaser
Chrysler 9S Corporation
Pive Points Motor Company, Inc
Jarden City
Kassas
Empire
Nbc-Tv
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