Soviet Seeks New Red Party Summit
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Khrushchev may push for a new world Communist summit after Poland visit. Moscow seeks a 26 party conference to draft plans for a larger meeting, inviting groups from the 1960 81-party gathering while curbing Chinese influence. The Soviet letter portrays Beijing as obstructive and urgent action as needed.
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Market summary echoes mixed livestock results in Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 1,600 head with calves and hogs under pressure as barrows and gilts fall about 25 cents, sows steady, weights 250 to 350 pounds. Lambs show demand with choice and prime at 23.50 to 23.75 and 21.50 to 23.00 for good and choice. ewes around 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Prices Hold to Irregular Tone
New York AP notes a mixed stock day with volume rising slightly but far below the 5 million share daily average. The Dow Jones average stood at 320, while Chrysler posted record Q2 results but its stock held steady amid dividend expectations. GM declined about four points as airlines mostly slipped and the market showed small moves.
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Landmark in K C Will Be Razed
Kansas City landmark since 1888 the old Highth Street streetcar tunnel will be razed and plugged for a four lane thoroughfare. Traffic bottlenecks form as vehicles funnel around the barrier. the 900 foot tunnel linked Union Depot to downtown, used by cable and trolley cars until the last streetcars passed April 29 1956. openings have been barricaded since.
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West Beltoms
Sheppard Wins Another Round In Legal Fight
AKRON Ohio AP Dr Samuel H Sheppard outlasts the prosecution again to stay free as weeks or months pass before a fate decision. A three judge Eighth U S Circuit panel ruled his $10 000 bond and freedom valid while the court weighs whether the district court order granting release stands. The court has not set a schedule.
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Dayton
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Chicago
Columbus
Mexican Tenor To Sing Here
Reuben Reyes a renowned Mexico City tenor will perform Saturday night at the old National Guard armory with the Los Alegres band from Plainview and McAllen. The eight piece Spanish band backs three sets from 8 30 p m. Reyes tours the United States on a three week schedule and is tied to a Guadalajara Club sponsored visit to Garden City.
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Garden City
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Nigerian Scout Sees No Lions at Jamboree
Valley Forge Pa AP Aiaya Israel one of nine Spy Scouts from Nigeria at the sixth National Jamboree says lions are so uncommon in this part of Africa that he's never seen one. The youth enjoys night hunting for antelope but prefers his old matchlock-type gun to the jam boree rifle range automatics.
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Kansas Traffic Death Log Details July 1964 Toll
AP report from Topeka cites Kansas traffic death figures through 9 am Thursday July 1 1964 with 238 deaths for the 24 hours. The piece notes a National Geographic Society observation on marriage customs across races, counting shaving food and drink with friends after ceremonies as widespread.
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Soviet Denies American Wheat Shipments to Cuba
The Soviet Union denies shipping American wheat to Cuba and calls Fertig’s Cuba grain claim a provocation. Meanwhile Congress sends a 1.535 billion dollar military facility authorization to the President, and WWII veterans face tougher postwar job competition as younger, better educated workers enter the labor market.
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Six 4-Hers to Attend State Camps in Kansas
Six Finney County 4-H members will attend Rock Springs 4 H Center camps from Monday through August 1. Conservation campers include Marvin Cronin Go Getters Connie Schneider Linda Dunavant Beacon Boosters and Rose Ann Bandy St. Marys Telstars supported by local soil conservation scholarships. Health campers Tavira Scott Beacon Boosters and Rose Ann Geier St. Marys Comets join the group. Kenneth Fromm County Agricultural Agent will drive them to Rock Springs leaving Courthouse at 6 a.m. Monday and returning the junior leaders the same day. Mrs. Elsie Branden will join after the camp in August.
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4 H Center
Marvin Cronin
Connie Schneider
Linda Dunavant
Beacon Boasters
Rose Ann Bandy
St. Marys
Telstars
Soil Conservation Alsn
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Beacon Boosters
Rose Ann Geier
St. Mary's Comets
Kenneth Fromm
Nock Springs
Fromm
Elsie Branden
Kansas $76 Million Highway Program Planned for Next Year
Kansas will fund a $76 million highway program for the coming year directing 626 miles of state primary and urban route work, 95 miles of interstate upgrades, 609 miles of secondary improvements, and maintenance. The plan funds about $8 million from Kansas, with the rest split 50 percent federal and 30 percent state funds. interstate work will receive 90 percent federal money.
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Kansas
Addison Meschke
Colby
Hays
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing Readable
Today admissions include Ay St Catherine Mrs Frank Lopez 712 W Ful ton Randall Lowry 414 Magnolia Alan Paul Stoecklein 911 Gank ling Larry Kells 1509 51 John Mrs Melvin Taylor 805 E Chestnut George W Sauer Lakin William Edward Motley Gardendale Cloyce C Singer Scott City Mrs Theodore Shelden Lakin At Leopold Ray Patton Syracuse c ik Smith Marientha DISMISSALS At St Catherine Mrs Robert Small 611 vans Delton Lee Sanders 207 W Kansas Timothy Thomas Saiz Holcomb Mrs Carl Bennett 410 3rd Mrs Carl Anderson 1403 B Henry Wolf Liberal Timothy Fry 101143 N 11th
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Lakin
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Gardendale
Cloyce
Holcomb
Carl Bennett
Carl Anderson
Leopold Henry Wolf
Timothy Fry
Garden City court docket details and penalties
In Garden City Campbell et al to Doris M Campbell the south forty feet of lot twenty five and the north four hundred twenty four percent feet of lot six block three of Hunds top plat. COUNTY Fined Donald R Farmer 612 N 13th no driver s license ten dollars and five costs. Charles C Beam overweight fifteen dollars and five costs. POLICE Bonds Posted Ralph Dean Powers Jr 1714 N 3rd improper driving twenty five dollars. Larry Gene Hawkins 1605 A running red light ten dollars. Charley A Kennedy Garden City driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages and drunk one hundred forty five dollars. Bonds Forfeited Tom Owen Lanning Ralph Dean Powers Jr August Andrew Mader Eugene Vernon Barrett Marvin Leroy Naah Larry Gene Hawkins Donald D Robinson. Arrested William Joshua Peppan 208 N 8th driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages and transportation of open bottle. Fred Farr Frisby Lakin drink and transportation of open bottle. Sentenced Dale Eugene Leavitt Santa Barbara Calif vagrancy ten days committed. Betty Swe Greenhaw Hasty Ark ten days on vagrancy committed to women s section of county jail. Fined Milburn E Heard Sr 1106 Nelson disorderly con- twenty five bond refunded. Dismissed John William Siemson 302 N 12th improper driving. Complaint quashed James Clark Earnest 802 Pearl improper left-hand turn and failure to yield right-of-way.
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Ralph Dean Powers Jr
Larry Gene Hawkins
Charley A. Kennedy
Garden City
Tom Owen Lanning
Andrew Mader
Eugene Vernon Barrett
Marvin Leroy Naah
Donald D. Robinson
William Joshua Peppan
Fred Farr Frisby
Lakin
Dale Eugene Leavitt
Santa Barbara
Calif
Betty Swe Greenhaw
Hasty
Ark
Milburn E. Heard Sr
Nelson
John William Siemson
James Clark Earnest
Pearl
Kansas sixth in U S travel and recreation equipment
Kansas ranked sixth nationally in producing travel and recreation gear per a Kansas Department of Economic Development survey. Director Jack Lacy said the state could hit fourth by year end with 56 firms making campers mobile homes travel trailers and boats. Over 3,000 jobs, a $12.6 million payroll, and nearly 9,949 mobile homes plus 10,766 pickup campers and travel trailers are reported.
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Death of Don A Trekell Former Garden City Resident
Don A Trekell aged 69 died Tuesday night at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix Arizona Born in Wichita he had lived in Casa Grande since 1917 He was a frequent visitor to the Garden City area Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Forest Lawn Cemetery Chapel Glendale California
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Dodge Band Teacher Quits
DODGE CITY The Music Man Howard Harms resigns as Dodge City public schools band instructor after 1964 65 contract. will join retail music business. Board will release him as replacement is named with July interviews. Harms led high school marching Cowboy band to Pasadena Tournament of Roses fame and earned First Chair of America in 1959. active in Kansas Educators Assn Phi Beta Mu. The last line notes U S population growth.
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Pasadena
Galif
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Powerful Red Troops Inflict Heavy Losses Near Saigon
AP reports a large Communist unit struck a South Vietnamese mechanized relief force 25 miles northwest of Saigon, killing 17 government troops and wounding 34, with 54 casualties in the clash. A U.S. adviser unit remained uninjured. The fight occurred as hundreds of troops moved to defend a beleaguered out post amid Zone area fighting. Viet Cong losses and mass grave findings were also reported in separate actions along the Mekong Delta.
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