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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
1
The Markets section lists egg prices for various sizes and local wagon prices for wheat and rye. It also covers a lively fat steer market at Garden City with steers and heifers breaking into higher quotes and a Kansas City cattle, hogs, and sheep summary showing steady to higher prices across categories.
The telegram service provides noon stock quotes to telegraph subscribers. Broker Goffe and Carkener Inc lists current prices and trading activity, highlighting notable movers and market sentiment for the midday session.
A T year old boy was injured Tuesday evening in the 700 block of Center when struck by a pickup. He suffered three front teeth knocked out a cut upper lip and scratches with no broken bones. The accident occurred about 6 09 p m. Driver Merle Edwin Rose 26 of 411 Davis was not charged after investigators said the boy dashed into the truck path. He was treated at St Catherine Hospital by Brad Decker Fansher son of Mr and Mrs Stan Fansher 707 Center.
The Republican Coordinating Committee urged President Johnson to convene a conference of nations to combat communism in Viet Nam and pressed for joint efforts to aid South Vietnam economically and socially. They criticized civil rights enforcement while outlining policy on job opportunities foreign affairs and civil rights. Goldwater signaled no push to oppose union shop repeal, citing political realities.
James Skipper son of Mrs John Hooten will report to Cass Job Corps Center at Ozark Arkansas after being sworn in as Garden Citys first Job Corps trainee at 17 He left school after eighth grade to gain job skills and education through the program which helps youths learn trades and work outdoors in rural areas such as soil conservation forestry and carpentry Transportation to the center is arranged and the date to report will be issued soon He expressed willingness to go anywhere the center assigns him
The Arkansas River Administration meets in a special session to review a dam across Clay Creek. Colorado Game Fish and Parks built the dam, triggering interstate tension with Kansas which sues Colorado in the U S Supreme Court. The earth-fill dam sits near completion, storing 2,898 acre feet at a cost of 110000 dollars.
Senator Fulbright, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, will lead the Senate battle over President Johnsons foreign aid bill. He backs an $89 million boost for Southeast Asia development, despite earlier criticism that the measure had become a dumping ground for various items. The House passed a two-year ceiling of 3.35 billion for foreign aid, with funds to be appropriated later. Senate debate could begin Friday as Mansfield signals possible quick action.
In Heidelberg Germany the U S Army protested an invasion of the U S military mission in East Germany by about 300 Communist demonstrators who tore down the American flag and damaged the mission building The protest was sent to Soviet General Petr Koshevoy by General Andrew O Meara commander in chief of U S Army Europe He urged immediate Soviet action to prevent further incidents The incident followed a prior flag desecration at Potsdam and involved East German police present but inactive The Soviets reportedly made no move to stop the demonstrators
Ebony reports Air Force Captain Edward Dwight Jr. 31, America's first Negro astronaut, has been rejected by NASA for more qualified applicants. NASA would not identify applicants. Ebony cites his removal to Base Dayton Ohio and says he faced social ostracism and lack of support during training.
Lawrence Kansas AP report states KU dorms emptied on Tuesday night as a massive southeast moving thunderstorm and tornado sightings prompted a tornado warning near 7 PM. No severe damage reported, some farm buildings lost, hail marble to tennis ball size seen around Lawrence and Compton.
Admissions list includes Patricia Anne Burgardt at 201 N Mithé and Raymond Headrick at 528 Summit, plus many others across multiple towns. Dismissals note Marion Bernasky Eminence and John Gordon Miller 1814 Ridgewood among others.
Police logged multiple vandalism and theft incidents in recent days. Cars parked at the fairgrounds during the carnival were damaged by paint and dents, affecting owners including Patterson and Downtain. A toolbox and tires vanished from Joe Smith's garage, entry gained via a window. Chappel Construction roofed house at Hackberry site vandalized with wet cement prints. Standley reported theft of a tool and wheel from a pickup in the 200 block of N. 8th.
Melbourne and Perth will illuminate their largest buildings on Thursday night to salute the American astronauts in the Gemini 4 capsule. The lights are expected to be visible to the astronauts on their 14th and 15th orbits.
At St Catherine a son was born to Fidel and wife in McAllen Texas on June 2 at 458 am weighing 10 pounds. District probation granted for Mack Simmons El Campo for a 406.88 check with 1 to 5 year Kansas Penitentiary sentence. county sentences for Curtis Bauer and Samy Obholz. fines for James Kelsey Pearl Allen Barbara Jackson Gary Applebee and others for traffic and related offenses. Driver licenses revoked for Lowell Clinkenbeard and Theresa Rohr for DWI. Harvey Vogt suspended 150 days habitual violator.
Sunday at 4 p.m. a car driven by Gregory Garrett Blakey of Scoti struck a guy wire on a power pole causing moderate damage and $27.50 repair cost. Later Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the 700 block of E Fulton a second car driven by Dean Larry Biggs with Eminence Roule was moderately damaged. owner listed as LeRoy Tarrant of Satanta. Driver of the second vehicle not determined. Warrenty Deeds Clarence M Savolt et ux to Eugene Sherwood lot 13 block 2 Sunview Addition. Marriage Licenses Larry Dean Bicket 19 Greta C Miller 17 both Garden City. Donald Ray Mason 17 Joann Hilger 18 Lakin William D Schafer 21 Hays Roe Taos F Shipley 13 Garden City. Roger L Purdy 25 Dorothy A Erker 21 Garden City Dale L Clews 37 Shirley Mac Evel 23 Garden City.
Larry Gilliland 22, Ulysses, Colo, charged in Monday night drive-in robbery that netted $24. Police traced him to a farm home near Big Bow and arrested him there. He admitted the cafe robbery and the armed entry with a .38 revolver demanding money.
In Havana a court sentenced thirty Cuban Baptist ministers and laymen to prison terms from two to thirty years on charges of spying for the United States and trading in black market currency.
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