Stamp Honors Earhart Atchison to Celebrate
Atchison hosts an eight cent airmail stamp celebration for Amelia Earhart. Postmaster General Day attends the ceremony at Amelia Earhart stadium with Ninety-Nines leaders and Earhart’s sister. Events include a public program, first day envelope flights, plaque unveilings, a parachute jump, and a square dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buckley
Atchison Glone
Atchison
Army Ordnance Corps
Louis Smith
High Paint
N. C
the Ninety-Nines, Inc
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Muriel Earhart Morrissey
Medford
Mass
J. Maria Pierce
Pasadena
Calif
Zonta International
Frank Carlson
William H. Avery
Robert Dole
Smith
George W. von Ard
381St Stratate ‘Missile Wing
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Amelia Farhart
Children's
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and Local Produce Prices
Kansas City AP report covers cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with steady to lower cattle futures. Local produce prices list various A, B, C grade items and COOP prices for wheat, corn, rye, barley, and oats, plus egg and cream notes.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas Cty (Ap
O-Lid
Goad
Choice
Ewes
Trade Moderate On Stock Mart
NEW YORK AP Oils and rotors were fairly strong as the stock market rallied early this afternoon after nine straight daily declines. Trading was moderate as analysts saw the rise as a technical rebound from an oversold condition. Xerox rose over two points to a new high before retreating. Rails slid on doubt about the railway labor dispute possibly leading to a nationwide strike next week. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 6 to 265.0 with industrials up 1.1, rails down 9, utilities up 0.1. The Dow Jones industrials rose 3.82 to 620.56.
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New York
Jssues
Xerox
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Doon
No Relief from Sizzling Weather
Heat remains fierce across Kansas with highs near 100 to 105 degrees reported in Goodland Russell Wichita and several counties. Lower morning readings ranged from 6 to 11 degrees at Goodland Hill City and Concordia as forecasters note a chance of widely scattered showers nelle eastern parts tonight and Wednesday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Russell
Wichita
Olathe
Hill City
Concordia
Webard Garrett
Boca
Hi City
Parsons Child Receives Anti Rabies Shots After Skunk Bite
Parsons Kansas reports three year old Marion McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs B J McKinney was bitten by a rabid skunk while playing in the farm yard. The skunk was captured and sent to Kansas State University for confirmation of rabies.
Token Picket Effort After Mass Arrest in New York
Antidiscrimination pickets blocked hospital site trucks in Brooklyn while mass arrests followed earlier demonstrations. Leaders planned talks with Mayor Wagner though no full civil disobedience was urged. Demonstrations continued in Manhattan Queens and public housing sites with arrests and sit downs.
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New York
Brooklyn
Robert FF. Wagner
Manhattan
Queens
William Booth
Jamaica
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gerald
Police officers attend Kansas training course
Wallace Rascue, Finney County deputy sheriff, attends the basic police officers course at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Three Garden City police officers also attend the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Rascue
Finney County
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Garden City
College Trio to Sing Here Thursday Night
The Evangelones Trio will appear at the Church of God at 3rd and Pershing Thursday at 7 90 pm. Members include Marlene Malcolm and Betty Buettner from Nebraska, Moiva Jeffreys from Washington, Sandra Hinderitter from New Mexico, and the Gulf Coast Bible College based singer from Houston. The public is invited to attend the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelones
Church of God
3Rd
Pershing
Gulf Coast Bible College
Houston
Tex
Marlene Malcolm
Nebraska
Moiva Jeffreys
Washington
Sandra Hinderitter
New Mexico
Betty Buettner
Firefighters Respond to Kitchen Blaze at Harrington Home
Garden City's volunteers rushed to 302 Hamline Street around 1 50 PM Monday after Mrs. Harrington reported a skillet on the stove trapped in flames. Fire crews said smoke damaged cabinets above the stove but the incident caused limited damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
RN. Harrington
Hamline
Kansas State Senator Davison Dies at 52
FLAGSTAFF Ariz AP Kan sas State Sen Ralph Davison 52 collapsed and died late Sunday at a motel in Flagstaff while on vacation with wife and son Las Davison a Republican from Washington Marshall county senatorial district was serving his second term
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Flagstafe
Ariz
Kanaas
Ralph Davison
Canfarina
Lares
Davison
Washington
Nan
Washington Marshall County
TFX Probing Enters 8th Day
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth testifies for an eighth day in the Senate probe of the TFX fighter contract. He defends the decision to award General Dynamics and Grumman the deal, disputes Boeing objections, and remains firm under questioning. Estimates place total costs from 6.5 to 12 billion for about 1,700 planes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Genaie
Korth
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Robert S. McNamara
John L. McClellan
D.ark
Farm Bureau seeks free market wheat bill in 1964 plans
F B president Charles Shuman urged Congress to pass a wheat and feed grain measure. He backed repealing future marketing quotas and the 1963 Feed Grain Act, arguing for price support and market-like operations. He testified for a bipartisan bill with 17 senators and 19 House sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilngton
Charles BR. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
House Wheat Subcommittee
Shaman
Shwnan
Shuman
House
Scott County Farmer Turns His Sod House into Museum
Scott City area tale of Max Hite farm southwest of town where a sod house from 1887 has become a private museum. The couple preserves an 1882 organ, brass kettle, old firearms, an 1820 Bible, a 1680s shotgun, a totem pole from 1850, and other homegrown artifacts from 1880s and 1900s life. Visitors mostly out-of-state enthusiasts. locals rarely tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Beth Lilley
Scott City
Kansas
Max Hite
Hite
Slite
Sylvester Hite
Ohio
Sod House
Mrs. Hite
Buddhist nun offers self sacrifice in Saigon protest
A 67 year old Buddhist nun, mother of a South Vietnamese ambassador to Africa, volunteered a day to burn herself to death to protest religious inequality and social justice. Government troops failed to storm La Loi pagoda as she rested in a guarded upstairs room. She declined to name when or where she would carry out the act and emphasized independence from authorities. She follows the example of a Buddhist monk who self immolated in June.
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Roy Essoyan
Saigon
Viet Nam
cAry
Africa
la Loi Pagoda
Buddhist Association
Dheu Hue
Coi
Reat Dieu Hue
Bun Hei
Morocco
Tunnisia
Stu Sane
Viet Nat
Atomic Energy Commission
Cancer Institute
Dieu Hue
Quang Dui
Nuigon
Spy for Reds Gets Hard Labor
KARLSRUHE Germany AP The federal supreme court sentenced former West German intelligence official Heinz Felfe to 14 years hard labor after convicting him of spying for the Soviet Union He headed the counterintelligence section of the Gehlen organization led by Gen Reinhard Gehlen Felfes co defendants Hans Clemens and Hans Tiebel received 16 and three years respectively.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Federal Supreme Court
Heinz Felfe
Soviet Union
Felfe
Federal Intelligence Service
Gehlen
Reinhard Gehlen
Hans Clemens
Hans Tiebel
FAA Employees Honored For Long Service Here
Four Federal Aviation Administration staff received long service pins. Robert E. Taylor and Albert A. Keim were awarded 25 year pins, while C. Q. Ninke presented 20 year pins to air traffic control specialists 4.L. Ellington and G. D. Smith.
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Robert E. Taylor
Locg Systems
Albert A. Keim
C. QO. Ninke
Systems Maintenance District
Keim
4.L. Ellington
G. D. Smith
Hospital admissions and births at St Catherine list
Admissions include Brenda Heim Scott City Mark Strasser Imperial Rt Mrs Dale Birney 202 Evans Alfred Dobrinski Rt 1 Orville Huntington Scott City ins Joe Servyantez 204 N 13th Mrs Howard Haug 608 Pennsylvania Mrs C W Mickel Scott Mrs Donald Bernbeck Lakin Mrs Elmer Rosenau 608 Cedar Sharman Clark Rt 1 Dismissals list Alex Geier Aston Hawes Rodney Conley Steven Weidner Mrs Gilbert Bowyer Bernard Toland 412 Maple Mrs Delbert Miller Ulysses Mrs Tony Rome Rt J Luther Bell Kaiveste Mrs Rachel Wedel Montezuma Births At St Catherine A daughter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Rosenau 608 Cedar July 22 7 36 pm 6 pounds 614 ounces
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St. Catherine
Brenda Heim
Scott City
Mark Strasser
Imperial Rt
Dale Birney
Evans
Alfred Dobrinski
Orville Huntington
Joe Servyantez
Howard Haug
Pennsylvania
C. W. Mickel
Scott
Donald Bernbeck
Lakin
Elmer Rosenau
Sharman Clark
Garden City Deed Transfers For City Alley And Street Purposes
Legal notices announce quitclaim deeds by D L Robinson and associates to the City of Garden City for a tract in A H Smith's Addition for alley purposes and a separate tract in the northwest corner of SE 4 17-24-32 for street purposes, involving Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Garden City.
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D. L. Robinson
City of
Garden City
A. H. Smith
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Congress Asked To Scrap Quota System
President Kennedy urged Congress to replace country by country immigration quotas with a skills and family based system. He argued current quotas are illogical and unjust, favoring Northern Europe while limiting Southern and Eastern Europe and other regions. The plan would prioritize needed skills, relatives in the U.S., and visa applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Europe
Builders and suppliers to meet in Garden City
A group of Garden City builders and suppliers will sponsor an organizational meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in Downings to discuss joining a local association in the National Association of Home Builders. The event will be attended by the president, executive vice president, and a group from the Wichita association.
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Garden City
Downing’s
National Association of Home Builders
Wichita
Moslems Negroes Riot in Paris Injures Dozens
AP reports a clash between Moslems and African Negroes in Paris turned into a riot Monday night. Police said at least 15 people were injured, three seriously, as disturbances erupted.
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Paris
Marriage License For Kraft And Coerber In Deerfield
Garden City page lists a marriage license for Gary Dean Kraft 22 and Joyce Ann Coerber 18, both of Deerfield. Other items include court sentence for Theodore Drescher on no account checks, driver license suspensions and multiple fines for speeding and drunken driving, with several local residents named for offenses and bonds forfeited.
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Gary Dean Kraft
Joyce Ann Coerber
Deerfield
Courts
Theodore Wilbur Drescher
Kalyesta
Kenneth Ray McCarty
Washington
Wayne Ninnix
Scott City
William Hallmark
Robert Cross
Imperial Rt
Kansas
Carl Zimmerman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dean Pribble
Wichita
Kenneth Church
Dighton
Earl L. Robinson
Maple
Gary Bruce Obholz
Michael Allen Blackett
Earshell
Lester Hodge
Copeland Rooms
John Sylvester Yates
Colum
Traffic Accident Involving Two Drivers On Fulton Street
A Tuesday morning crash at 9 45 occurred in the 800 block of East Fulton. David John Heinemann of Route 1 drove a car with moderate injuries and Olie Mahnkin Cuckreham of Jolson drove a pickup with minor injuries.
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Fulton
David John Heinemann
Rt. 1
Olie Mahnkin Cuckreham
Jolson
First Leoti graduate Maude Weidmer dies in Goodland rest home
Mrs Maude Lee Weidmer born April 15 1876 in Allendale Missouri moved to Leoti in 1885. She married E Haines in 1897 then Fred Weidmer in 1912 in San Antonio. Survivors include son Chester Haines Clifton three grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 10 am Leoti Presbyterian Church burial Leoti Cemetery.
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Leoti
Maude Lee Weidmer
Goodland
Allendale
E. &. Haines
Fred Weidmer
San Antonio
Tex
Infant Jimmy Dean Walker Graveside Service Set
Graveside services for infant Jimmy Dean Walker, son of Darrell D. and his wife, will be held at Valley View Cemetery in Garden City this afternoon. The Rev. J Edward Dougherty of the Federated Church of Ingalls will officiate. Phillips White Funeral Home manages arrangements.
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Ingalls
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Jimmy Dean Walker
Darrell D. Walker
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
J. Edward Dougherty
Federated Church of Ingalls
Phillips-White Funeral Home
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Carson
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Garden City Telegram
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Milton F. Rogge
Bernard F. Schuler
Georgia Sue Latrimore
Tim J. Wallin
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