Market report from Garden City and Kansas City livestock markets
On Friday's sale at Garden City the stockman market showed gains across cattle and hogs with feeder and steer weights rising. Prices ranged from about 19.50 to 25.75 for steers and 22.50 to 25.25 for heifers, with hogs at 18 to 21.50 and sows up to 18.10. Kansas City bids mirrored strength in cattle and mixed hog data, with steers and heifers mostly firm to higher and feeders up 50 cents. Prices spanned 24 to 28.50 for slaughter steers and 14.50 to 21 for calves and cows, reflecting robust demand for varied stock.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
One-Ticket Election Demonstration in Poland
Warsaw AP dispatch reports Poland under Communist rule calling the single ticket election a great demonstration of broad support for its program. Voter turnout on Sunday appeared higher than the 4.3 percent figure given after the 1941 national election, though final tallies were not yet available.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Golid
OAS Seeks Longer Zone Around Dominican Palace
The Organization of American States pursues talks to extend the international security zone around Santo Domingo's National Palace amid rebel and junta tensions. General Antonio Imbert Barrera vows the palace will stay under junta control, while Col. Francisco Caamano Denó supports a broader zone to include the palace grounds. OAS adviser Telmo Vargas and Dominican military chiefs discuss extending the line, as cease fire violations and violence continue in nearby areas.
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Santo Pomingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
OAS
Sea of Government
Imbert
Francisco Caamano Deno
Santo Domingo
Telmo Vargas
Jose A. Mora
Junta
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
Critical Condition Student Rescued From Utah Cave
A University of California Berkeley graduate student, James Dowling, 24, of Indiana, endured 56 hours in a 1,170 foot deep Neff's Canyon cave high in Utah. He was hoisted out in a downfilled sleeping bag, semiconscious and in shock with body temperature well below normal. Dowling and two companions began the cave expedition Sunday, prompting locals to aid after Dowling lagged on a vertical ladder and a 36-hour rescue unfolded by nine rescuers using ropes and pulleys to reach the surface.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Californian
Wasatch
Mountains
James Dowling
Con Hersville
Ind
St. Marks Hospital
Dowling
John Wood
Paul Gerhard
Blatiensbury
Neff's Canyon
Neff’s Canyon
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Mt. Olympus
Wood
Gerhard
Utah Mountainers
Donald Sims
Edward Anderson
Lovell Burnham
Gary Carlson
University of California At Berkeley
Death notice for Joseph L Helfrich in Syracuse obituary
Joseph L Helfrich 63 died Monday at Hamilton County Hospital after six day illness. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Raphael Catholic Church with Rev Bernard Diekhoff. Born June 28 1901 he was a plumber in Syracuse for 18 years. Survived by widow Jewell Kirk four brothers and sisters and fourteen grandchildren. Rosary tonight at 7 at St Raphael's burial in Syracuse Cemetery.
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Syracuse
Joseph L. Helfrich
Ot. Raphael Catholic Church
Bernard Diekhoff
Mgr. Helfrich
Hamilton County
Jewell Kirk
Ellinwood
St. Raphael Catholic
Dodge City
Rosary
St. Raphael’s
Cadwallader Testifies On Right To Work Before House Panel
S. D. Cadwallader, president of the National Right-to-Work Committee, urges that laws banning union shop contracts are the employee’s sole protection against exploitation by union bosses or an indifferent employer. He testifies as Congress weighs Johnson’s push to repeal Taft Hartley section 14B which allows states to bar forced union membership.
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Washington
S.D
Coed and Judge Guarded After Jail Breakout
Wichita police shield the Sedgwick County jurors and District Judge Robert Stephan connected to lifer Richard Lee McCarther, who escaped from jail via a plumbing shaft and crude rope. McCarther, 23, remains at large after the Friday night breakout.
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Wichita
Wichita State Coed
Richard Lee McCarther
McCarther
Sedgwick County
Judy Jershin
Robert Stephan
Burch Named Wilson College Public Relations Chief
Charles H. Burch of Garden City will become director of public relations at Wilson College in Chambersburg Pa. He will oversee the college news service and publication development as the school grows from about 800 students toward 1867 enrollment plans. Burch, a Missouri native, earned a B S in agricultural journalism at the University of Missouri in 1951 and has held multiple information roles including at Great Plains Wheat Inc and Colorado State University.
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Charles H. Burch
Garden City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Missouri
Burch
University of Missouri
University of Vermont
Iowa State University
Colorado State University Information Service
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Sigma Delta Chi
Alpha Gamma Sigma
Higgins Accepts Industrial Arts Teaching Post in Turner USD
Michael Higgins son of Mr and Mrs M M Higgins of 1214 W Kansas Ave has accepted a teaching position in the Turner Unified School District Kansas City Kansas He will teach industrial arts Higgins a 1959 Garden City High School graduate completed a Bachelor of Science in Education from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia in January.
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Michael Higgins
M.M .Higgins
Kansas Avenue
Turner Unified
Kansas City
Kans
Higgins
Garden City High School
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Garden City Girl Selected for Smurthwaite House at KSU
Juanita Brinkmeyer, Garden City High School senior and entering Kansas State University freshman, was chosen as one of sixteen coeds to live in Smurthwaite House a cooperative living unit. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Brinkmeyer and active in 4 H Club Future Homemakers of America and other school groups.
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Shallow Water High School
Hazel Crist
Raymond Grist
Holcomb
Fort Hays State College
Orlin Zink
Orval Zink
Scott City
Kansas State University
Smurthwaite House
Manhattan
Juanita Brinkmeyer
Garden City
Miss Brinkmeyer
Charles Brinkmeyer
Georgiata Smurthwaite
Kansas
Hospitals Admit List From St Catherine to Sublette
Admissions details list patients and addresses across several towns. Names include Mrs Hugh Concannon Mrs Roy Clayton Mrs Elvin Wright Mrs Michael Gibson Phyllis Lorraine Wilson Mrs Kenneth Mosier Inez Bishop Richard Brooks Victor Lee Chaffin and others at St Catherine Rancho Motel Lespold Sublette and nearby streets.
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Roy Clayton
Elvin Wright
Scott City
Michael C. Gibson
Pershing
Phyllis Lorraine Wilson
Kenneth Mosier
Rancho
Lespold
Inez Bishop
Victor Lee Chaffin
Richard Brooks
Dismissals And Births At St Catherine Details
Dismissals list includes Mrs Kenneth Dillon 214 Spencer Donald Ray George 32 2 Emerson Mrs Merle Adkisson Ulysses Mrs Wendle Meier 1711 N 8th Mrs Myrtle Carter Briar Hill Manor Lynnta Kaye Dearden Scott City Mrs Bernando Criz 1306 St John. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Michael Gibson 902 Pershing May 31 at 7 16 p m 7 pounds 3 ounces and a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mosier Rancho Motel June 1 at 1 20 a m island ounces a
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Donald Ray George
Emerson
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses
Wendle Meier
Myrtle Carter
Briar Hill Manor
Lynnta Kaye Dearden
Scott City
Bernando Criz
St. John
St. Catherine
Michael C. Gibson
Pershing
Kenneth Mosier
Rancho Motel
Isla
College Staff and Summer Programs Highlight Local News
Clyde J. Hiebert will join Butler County Junior College staff after a nine week Kansas State University chemistry research program starting June 7. ACT test session registration closes Saturday with tests at Garden City Junior College. Gray County Historical Society picnic and John Kendall museum opening set for Sunday at Cimarron. Patricia Leopold, KS University student, to intern in nutrition at Western Reserve University hospitals beginning July 1. Warren L. Fouse to attend an eight week Summer Institute in Isotope and Nuclear Reactor Technology at the University of Oklahoma starting June 7.
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Clyde J. Hiebert
Garden City Junior College
Butler County
Kansas State University Department of Chemistry
Garden City
Gray County Historical Society
Fellowship Hall of
Patricia Leopold
Willard Leopold
Kansas State University
Western Reserve University
Warren L. Fouse
University of Oklahoma
Woman Injured in US 83 Collision Near Five Points
A local woman, Mrs. Billy Brown, of Rt. 1, was hospitalized at St. Catharine Hospital with rib injuries after a Sunday afternoon crash about 4:15 p.m. one mile north of Five Points on US 83. Her car, stopped for a flat, was struck by a southbound produce truck driven by LaVern F. Wever of Fremont Nebraska. the truck jackknifed and slid into the car, causing extensive damage to the car and minor damage to the truck. The Finney County sheriff's office investigated.
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St. Catharine Hospital
Billy * Brown
Rt. 1
US 83
Finney County
Capitol cracks prompt $24 million repair plan
Capitol architect J. George Stewart warned Congress that the west front is cracked and crumbling. He estimated repairs would cost about $24 million, noting the central portion is the oldest part built between 1794 and 1826. He described mortar weakness using shell-based mix.
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Washington
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Congress
Stewart
House Appropriations
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