Garden City Livestock Market Report Summary
Light Memorial Day receipts in Garden City with strong Friday activity. Steer calves 32 to 40, heifer calves 30 to 35, light yearlings 31 to 39, feeders 32 to 35, heifers 31 to 32. Cows steady to strong, hogs very active top 25.40, sows 18 to 20, boars 10 to 13.75, stock pigs 9 to 17.50. Kansas City reports mixed price ranges for cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Dow Jones Dips at Noon Amid Broad Stock Decline
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 4.46 points to 933.10 by noon as futures showed varied activity in August trading. In West Irian 1969 refers to a planned vote to decide whether the region remains part of Indonesia or seeks independence.
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West Irian
Netherlands New Guinea
Indonesia
Garden City Junior College Graduates Listed
Garden City Junior College announced yesterday afternoon that 93 students were graduated in two divisions academic and vocational technical. The academic division awarded three associate arts degrees 62 associate science degrees and 28 college diplomas. Ninety three graduates are listed including numerous names across the academic division with degrees and the vocational technical group including the School of Cosmetology.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Scott City Youths Injured in One-Car Crash
Two teen agers were injured in a one car accident two miles south and a mile west of Scott City Saturday afternoon. David M. Johns, 16, suffered fractures and internal injuries and was moved from Scott County Hospital to Feinity Hospital in Dodge City after surgery and was reported doing well. Robert L. Shearmire, 16, sustained multiple abrasions and contusions and was treated at Scott County Hospital and to be released today.
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Scott City
Here
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Dodge City
David M. Johns
Johns
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Robert L.shearmire
Dismissals At St Catherine Saturday
Names of residents and relatives listed for dismissals at St Catherine on Saturday include Mrs Jerry Byrd Holcomb Clarence Hickman Sublette Mrs Larry Jesper Shields Mrs Dennis Mead and baby daughter 1102 N 5th atts Sanford Norton Scott City Winfield Wilcox Rt 1 Charles W Vail Alexandria to At St Catherine Sunday Walter Baker 513 N 10th Mrs Orval Butler 203 W Pair Mrs Olen Cook 1615 E Laurel Mrs Wayne LaMunyon 2401 N 8th and baby daughter Mrs Luis Herrera 901 N 4th Mrs Albert Lefort 907 N 18th Harrison Peek Belton Mo Mrs I M Pulliam Rt 4 Mrs Ray Riggs 818 Summit Mrs St Clair Rowe Dighton Mrs Gerald Rudolph Manhattan Mrs Ova Stansberry 4014 M 8th Owen Unruh Scott City Delmar Wartman Pierceville
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Holcomb Clarence
Hickman
Larry Jesper
Shields
Dennis Mead
Sanford Norton
Scott
Frankie Rohrbrough
Scott City
Winfield Wilcox
Charles. W. Vail
Alexanderia
Walter Baker
Orval Butler
Olen Cook
E. Laurel
Wayne LaMunyon
Luis Herrera
Albert Lefort
Harrison Peek
Belton
I. M. Pulliam
Ray Riggs
Summit
St. Clair Rowe
Digh
Ton
Gerald Rudolph
Manhattan
Ova Stansberry
Owen Unruh
Delmar Wartman
Pierceville
Court fines and speeding cases filed in county docket
Fines listed for Norman W Sage Ronald W Darlington and Russell V Peter gon. Accidents reported on N Main and other blocks resulting in minor damage. Legals note a marriage license for Joe R Kendall and Carol Jane Howland both of Garden City.
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N. 10Th
John W. Rupp
Seon
Ronald W. Darlington
Wichita
Russell V. Petergon
Kansas City
Kan
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Ballinger
Norbert C. Irsik
Ine Galls
David E. Brown
Harding
Billy Ted Bralley
Cisco
Tex
Tex., (No Damage), Saturday 8:30 P.m., 300 Block N. Main
Karla Kay Grant
Holcomb
Cecil Rouse
Safford
Joe W. Sooby
N. Main
Legals
Joe R. Kendall
Carol Jane Howland
Garden City
Atlanta Man Offers WWII Signal Cricket for Eisenhower Museum
Don Lassen of Atlanta offers a children's signaling cricket used by paratroopers in the Normandy invasion of 1944. He served in the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment and says only two such devices are known to exist. He intends to donate it to David Eisenhower for the Eisenhower Museum on the 25th anniversary of D-Day.
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Rioters Threaten Willemstad Leader Over Resignation
RIOTING ROILS Willemstad as Isbor leaders demand Prime Minister Ciro Kroon resign. Curfew enforced by Dutch marines after 5,000 refinery workers and looters clash with police. Deaths reported between two and four with hundreds wounded and almost $20 million in losses. Tourists urged to stay or leave as racial tensions and labor unrest fuel the chaos.
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Deaths Carrie Warnke 94 in Garden City
Carrie Warnke 94 of 410 N 5th died Saturday at St Catherine Hospital after a months long illness. Born March 12 1875 in Grundy County Missouri she lived in Garden City about 50 years and worked as a tailor in Kansas City. Graveside services tomorrow at Valley View Cemetery at 4:30 p.m. with Rev Leonard Clark officiating. Memorials to Heart Fund at St Catherine Hospital.
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Grundy County
Garden City
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Order of Eastern Star
Margaret Rose
Summit
Valley View Cemetery
Leonard Clark
Garland Funeral Home
Miss Warnke
Heart Fund
Four Youths Apprehended In Grave Tampering Case
Four Ingalls youths aged 16 and 17 were detained by Finney County deputies after reports that a grave in Ivanhoe Cemetery near Ravena had been opened. They removed skeletal remains from the grave and later gave a skull to a Garden City youth, who was seen carrying it. The remains, those of a Civil War veteran who died in 1888, were returned and recovered as the youths grew alarmed.
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Events Calendar Shows Weekly Fitness Sessions
Today and tomorrow list women’s jog and walk at 7 p m at Penrose Stadium. A women’s exercise class runs 6 30 to 7 p m at Mel Krebs pool. Men’s run for your life starts 7 a m at Memorial Stadium on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Hort Adelines
Memorial Stadium
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Highway 50 West
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Garden City FHA members attend leadership camp at Camp Fellowship
Two Garden City Junior High School Future Homemakers of America members lead the delegation at a leadership training camp at Camp Fellowship near Goddard. Nancy Hodgkinson serves as president, Linda Eatherly as vice president, and Ada Newell as sponsor. About 340 delegates and advisers attend as the Division of Vocational Education sponsors the session, opening today and closing Thursday.
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Goddard
Nancy Hodgkinson
Linda Eatherly
Ada Newell
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Eva Byers 83 Lakin Manor dies after short illness
Mrs Eva Byers 83 died Saturday at Lakin Manor Rest Home after a brief illness. Born July 12 1886 in Stafford she married Robert Byers December 25 1905 in Ulysses. Survivors include daughters Ethel Sabo and Esther McNair six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm MDT tomorrow at Lakin Christian Church Rev Marvin Penick officiating burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Friends may call at Davis Funeral Home Lakin today until 9 pm and 9 12 tomorrow.
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Eva Byers
Lakin Manor
Stafford
Robert Byers
Ulysses
Lakin Christian Church
Ethel Sabo
Esther McNair
Bridgeport
Tex
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Ulysses Cemetery
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Funeral for Mrs Pauline S Hope in Garden City
Mrs Pauline S Hope aged 70 of 905 Lyle died Saturday. Funeral is at 2 p m tomorrow at United Presbyterian Church with Rev J Merion Kadyk officiating. Burial follows at Valley View Cemetery. Calling hours at Garland Funeral Home until noon tomorrow. Memorial funds go to Garden City Community Junior College Endowment Assn for the nursing program.
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Lyle
United Presbyterian Church
J. Merion Kadyk
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Mre. Hope
Garden City Community Junior College Endowment Assn
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Funeral for Clifford Fort in Ulysses Church
Funeral services for Clifford Floyd Fort age 67 who died at his home Thursday of an apparent heart attack were held this afternoon at the Methodist Church with Rev. Bill Dial officiating. Burial followed in the Ulysses Cemetery.
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Ulysses
Clifford Floyd Fort
Methodist Church
Bill Dial
Ulysses Cemetery
Report urges Congress to curb military industrial complex
A panel of former officials and lawmakers warns Congress must reclaim control of the vast military establishment or face a national security state locked in an arms race. Nine senators and 36 representatives signed after a late March conference. calls for curbs on overseas bases, fewer bases and a leaner standing army, new auditing access, and independent expert advisory panels.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Injured Girl Said Improving After I 2 Collision
An eight year old girl was hospitalized after being struck by a car in the 1200 block of Jones at 2 15 PM. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Fine the child was hit by a westbound car driven by Mrs Floyd Cronin Ingalls. She was taken to St Catherine's Hospital for cuts bruises and observation and today a doctor described her condition as improved.
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Gene Fine
Pennsylvania
Floyd Cronin
Ingalls
St. Catherine’s Hospital
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