Pressure Off Congress in Rail Dispute
Washington reports Congress plans hearings on President Kennedy s rail settlement proposal as rail executives back a temporary solution to avert a nationwide strike. Testimony from labor and carrier leaders follows heavy criticism of the plan with lawmakers seeking changes before a looming deadline.
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Congress
Washiington
Walt
Totay
Kennedy
Protherchanl
Mier
Kennenty
Senate Committee
Hailrodd
Market notes and livestock results from Kansas City shows
Local produce and wagon prices appear alongside Kansas City livestock figures. Hogs total around 2,200 with prices slipping to about 18.75 to 19.00 for various weights, sheep steady with prime spring lambs near 20.00, and cows calves and sows listed with mixed ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Oils Improve On Slow Mart Oils Improve On Slow Mart
In slow preweekend trading in New York oils rose modestly amid steady investment demand. The Associated Press average in noon trading stood at 204.2, with industrials up, rails down slightly, and utilities inching higher. Ford and General Motors gained fractional amounts while US Smelting climbed about nine points and Gerox advanced over a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Associated Press
Ford
General Motors
Gerox
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Kansas Traffic Log TOVERA
AP reports Kansas traffic logs note two earlier fatalities, revising totals. Details are sparse in the fragment, with references to times and dates around July 4, 1963, and mentions of med logs and prior casualty figures.
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Tovera
Kansas
Hazel Jones Named Legal Secretary of the Year
Mrs. Hazel M. Jones of Wichita mother of Robert Jones 609 N lend received the Legal Secretary of the Year honor at the Legal Secretaries Association convention in Minneapolis. She has 42 years with the Wichita firm Jochems Sargent and Slaes and helped found the Wichita Legal Secretaries Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel M. Jones
Wichita
Robert Jones
N. Lend
Legal Secretaries Association
Minneapolis
Space Center Plan Rejected By Washington Senate Panel
The Senate Space Committee voted to kill a $50 million space research center plan in the Boston area. The move, once seen as a Kennedy administration prize, faces possible House hurdles. A Republican senator accused officials of lobbying for pet projects, proposing a crime bill with fines and prison time. President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing the Medal of Honor for Cold War heroes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Space Center
Senato Space Committee
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
House
House Rules Committee
Milward Simpson
R-Wyo
Senate Jast
41 Youth Enter Annual Fair Event
Forty one youths entered the Lane County Fair competitions with judging held at Dighton High School Auditorium. Awards went to Jay Steinie and Beatrice Romesburg among others in best groomed boy and style revue categories. Mary Adams and Peggy Burnett led awardees from Jayhawks and Golddiggers clubs.
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Gary Heronemus
Eager Beavers
Colin McKenna
Golddiggers
Kevin McKenna
Eddie McLeish
Billy McLeish
Alan Randecker
Arlen Yost
Hive
Roger Yost
Golddigers
James Randecker
Duane Adams
Jayhawks
Floyd Davis
Jay Steinie
Mary Adams
Diana Dullot
Jacque Edmundson
Aggies
Betty Graeff
Nancy Guthrie
Carolyn Teath
Hager Beavers
Susan Heath
Patricia Holmes
Pam Jens Nnson
Sunflowers
Joy Sue Lawrence
Peg Lawrence
Donna Maughlin
Marsha Maughlin
da Anne McKenna
Beaatrice Romesburg
Marsha Schmalzried
Sharon Schmalzried
Margaret Shay
Arad Jean Smith
Women Escapers Back on Inside At Leavenworth Prison
LEAVENWORTH Kan AP freedom for weeks slipped when Sharon Monroe 23 and Catherine Covert 24 escaped by cutting a window screen and sealing a chain link fence at the Women's Industrial farm in Lansing. Police caught them on a downtown Leavenworth street Thursday night. Monroe has previous escapes and is serving 1 10 years for forgery and 1 3 years for escape. Covert serves 1 5 years on a bad check charge from Shawnee County.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Lansing
Sharon Monroe
Catherine Covert
Miss Monroe
Allen County
Miss Covert
Shawnee County
Lane County Fair Finale Sets Night for Livestock Sale
Lane Fair wraps with auction of 23 baby beef exhibits 7 fat lambs 2 market pigs 66 rabbits plus poultry livestock. Lonzo Oscar and Johnnie Lee Wills to perform. Rodeo draws capacity crowds amid wind dust and a prelude parade.
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Lane County
Bair
Lonzo
Oscar
Johnnie Lee Wills
Wair
Telegraph
Lane County Fair
Mitchell Eaton
Gary Wilson
Shields Jayhawk
Garden City cheerleaders plan rummage sale at Civic Center
Garden City High School cheerleaders will conduct a rummage sale at the Civic Center on Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds will cover expenses for the cheerleader camp at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, opening August 3.
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Garden City High School
Civic Center
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Local Admiss ions and Discharges At St Catherine Garden City
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for St Catherine Garden City incl Mrs Ralph Herrell Mrs Dan High Mrs Ciddie Bernatzki Tamara Ann Tyler Willie Schmied Sue Ann Pedigo Robert W Van Winkle Elizabeth Simon Bertha Lewman Herald Crook Albert Sinclair Mrs Thomas Amerine Mrs Lewis Stanley noted along with births at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lewis Stanley Satanta and a second birth for Dan Wigh 724 Center both in late July. Also recorded are warranty deed transfers marriage licenses and county court actions with names places and dates.
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Dan
Dan High
Center
Ciddie Bernatzki
Fellowship Baptist Home
Tamara Ann Tyler
Willie Schmied
Shields
Sue Ann Pedigo
Albert
Robert W. van Winkle
Stone Hotel
Elizabeth Simon
Bertha Lewman
Fellowshin Baptist Home
Herald Crook
Pearl
Albert Sinclair
Jetmore
Thomas Amerine
Syracuse
Lewis Stanley Satanta
St. Catherine
Lewis Stanley
Satanta
Dan Wigh
Living Costs Hit June High
Washington AP reports living costs rose four tenths of one percent in June to a record high 106.6 on the 1957-59 base, 1.2 percent above a year earlier. Higher food housing and medical care prices plus city sales taxes pushed the index, with sugar prices driving food costs up.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New Physicians to Open Practice in Garden City
Two new physicians will open a general practice in Garden City on Monday. Dr. Marion Spikes and Dr. Don Dirks will operate at 1242 N Main over Norris Drugs. Spikes returns home to Garden City, the son of the late A T Spikes and L Wanda Spikes. He attended the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
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Garden City
Marion Spikes
Don Dirks
N. Main
Norris Drugs
Dr. Spikes
A. T. Spikes
L. Wanda Spikes
E. Chestnut
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Mis
Charlotte
Ray Wilcox
Jones
Belmont
University of Kansas School of Medicine
St. Mary's
Spikes
Smith
Eleanore
N. Ard
South Pacific
Dr. Dirks
Far East
New Sales Manager for Laughlin Electric Named
Earl Bates named new sales manager for Laughlin Electric at 214 N Main. Bates, former Behlen Manufacturing office manager, will oversee merchandising sales and advertising in the appliance dept. He and wife Maxine, banker’s assistant, live at 209 St John. They have four children. Bates moved from Texas to Garden City in 1956.
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Laughlin Electric
Main
Earl Bates
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Bates
Garden City
Texas
Maxine
Garden National Bank
St. Johm
Bus Drivers School Planned for August Clinic
School bus drivers in the Garden City area are urged to attend a safety clinic on Aug 14 at the First Methodist Church in Garden City. The 15th in a series of annual clinics, it is hosted by the Kansas Highway Commission, Kansas Highway Patrol and State Department of Public Instruction. The program includes brake detonator demonstration, films, a driver knowledge quiz, and time for questions. Attendees from local schools are invited.
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Garden City
Harold Pellegrino
Kansas Highway Commission
Traffic and Safety Department of the Highway Commission
Kansas Highway Patrol
Office of the State Superintendents of Public Instruction
First Methodist Church
Main
Kansas
Highway Patrol
American Red Cross
Traffic and Safety Department of the
Highway Commission
Office of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Credit Bureau Manager Attends KU Institute
Mrs. Harry Watfield, office manager of Credit Bureau Inc., returned from the Midwest Management Institute at the University of Kansas Lawrence. The program, sponsored by the university and Associated Credit Bureaus of America, offers refresher courses in personnel management advertising public speaking and bookkeeping with open forum discussions among managers from Kansas and 13 other states.
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Harry Watfield
The
Credit Bureau, Inc
N. Main
Midwest Management Institute
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Credit Bureau
Hatfield
Kansas
Garnand to Attend Carpet Retail Course
Alton Garnand secretary treasurer of Garnand Furniture Inc will attend a two week course in carpet retailing at Indiana University Blooming ton The course opens Monday enrollment is limited to 50 and may expand to an annual program The program emphasizes profit planning managerial accounting merchandising and current retailing principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Garnand
Garnand Furniture, Inc
Indiana University
Bloomington
Two Garden City Students Attend Pittsburg Previews
Richard Wallace and Vicki Jo Wallace of Garden City were among 144 transfer students taking part in the fifth of six Kansas State College of Pittsburg Previews. The July previews help new enrollees meet with department representatives, complete entrance exams, arrange housing, and pre enroll for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wallace
Vicki Jo Wallace
Garden City
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
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Scott Coun
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Fort Hays State College
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Doug Fuller
Neevy Club
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H. L. Eslinger
Donald. Bernbeck
Lakin
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Deerfield
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Mary
Ruth Uphoff
Legals
L. BR. Kester
Harry A. Atherton
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Wilma Howard
Richard James Arnold
Judith Ann Matthews
Bruce Miller
Ulysses
James Dannon
Opelousas
Francis L. Payne
Mendenhall
Donald G. Coulter
E. Spruce
Posey
Lester Dillon Jr
He Is
University of Kansas School of
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Lee
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