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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

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Guardsmen Restore Peace in Michigan Strife

Nearly 1,020 Michigan National Guardsmen kept peace in Hillstate amid violent clashes. Gov. Romney ordered the plant closed for five days and then reopened with guards on duty as IUE fought for its first contract at Essex. Picketing flared in Wisconsin and Indiana, with injuries and arrests as police escorted newly hired workers into struck plants.

Associated Press Michigan National Guardsmen Hillstate Midwest Otherssex Wire Corp George Romney Ternational Union of Electrical Workers Productio IUF Essex Teamsters Tinien Hillsdale County Romney Rome Wisconsin Indiana West Allis Wis Steehsorkers

Local Produce Markets and Kansas City Livestock Prices

Local produce and livestock results show steady to strong fat steer markets with steer prices ranging up to about 20.75 and 19.60 for lower grades. Heifers reach 20.10, cows 10 to 12.50, and various calf and feeder ranges noted. Kansas City report lists calf prices, steers around 19.25 to 19.50, heifers 17.50 to 18.75, cows 12.75 to 14.50, and feeder values of 19.00 and 16.50 to 18.50, with hogs and sheep trades described as moderately active and steady.

Garden City Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Castle Barrows Gills

Light Trading On Stock Mart In Sluggish Session

New York AP reports a light trading session with a technical rebound. Gains in airlines and high-priced issues crossed fractions to about one point while industrials, rails, motors, tobaccos, and aerospace rose modestly. first hour volume dipped below a million shares. The Associated Press average edged up 0.4 to 305.0 with industrials higher and utilities up small.

New York Fiat Associated Press

Marian Award To Four Scouts

Four Girl Scouts of Troop 25 were awarded the Marian Award, the area's first. Recipients are Alvina Garcia Monica Guardian Janice Hamman and Virginia Montney, with guidance from Mrs Vern Montney. The ceremony, sponsored by the Daughters of Isabelle Circle, was led by Rev David Doucherty who presented the medals. A ten was conducted in honor of the four Scouts.

Donald Stirtie David Dougherty C.P P.S St. Mary's Catholic Church Janice Hamman Virginia Montney Monica Uahy Alvina Garcia Frank Pennington Phillip Garcia E. Santa Fe Monica Guadian Michael Guadian M Hamman Vern Montney Daughters of Isabelle Circle David Doucherty C.pp.s St. Mary's

Three Executed By Cubans

A Cuban official and two other Cubans were executed as CIA agents. Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano, Lions Club international counselor, led a nationwide spy ring. They were shot Monday at Camaguey after a revolutionary tribunal trial. Two others were sentenced to prison for unspecified terms.

Havana API Lions Club U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Alberto Cesareo Fernandez Medrano International Association of Lions Clubs Lions Camaguey Monique

Move to Stop Gang Attacks Campaign Ordered in NYC

New York Mayor Wagner orders nearly 3,000 police on overtime to curb anti white gang violence. Patrols will cover streets and subways, with 500 officers on streets and 200 transit police assigned within two days. Officers must add an extra eight hour tour weekly.

New York New York City Robel F. Wagner Staten Island Wagner Subway Sub Manhattan

Florida Wheat Shipped to Kansas City Prompts Market Tension

Eyebrows rise as five carloads of Florida wheat head to Kansas City mills under the new subsidy program. Mills face 70 cent per bushel certificate costs plus a $1.50 loan price, risking a higher cash price and a tight market until harvest relieves supplies. Farmers in Texas and South Oklahoma sell above loan, with Florida traders receiving about 1.40 to 1.45 per bushel after freight.

Florida Kansas City Kansa City U.S Texas Oklahoma Omaha

Students awarded grants for Fort Hays State College study

Barbara Garten, Garden City, and Ross Lock, Ulysses, are among 11 students receiving graduate study grants at Fort Hays State College for next year. Barbara majors in history and botany. Philip Williams, Garden City junior at Fort Hays, is chairman of the Memorial Union Program Council dance committee for next year. David McMillan of Garden City is among Southwestern College seniors named to the Order of the Mound. Bill Collier, Garden City freshman at the University of Kansas, has been promoted within Air Force ROTC to cadet airman 3rd class.

Barbara Garten Garden City Ross Lock Ulysses Fort Hays State College Barbara Toss Philip Williams Memorial Union Program Council Fle David McMillan Southwestern College Order of the Mound Bill Collier University of Kansas Air Force

Pesticide Action Delayed By Department Of Agriculture

Washington AP The Department of Agriculture will not bar certain pesticides now but will form five science teams to evaluate environmental hazards from normal agricultural use. Secretary Orville Freeman said hearings were not scientifically adequate to withdraw endrin aldrin or dieldrin. Five teams monitor residues along the lower Mississippi River with plans for more study areas.

Washington Department of Agriculture Orville Freeman Freeman

Hospital Admissions List From St Catherine and Local Homes

Today’s admissions include Mrs William Kuehn at 710 Conk ling Thomas James White at Lakin Mrs Jay McClaren 406 N 4th Mrs Nick Rome 608 N 1th Mrs Jack Hest Scott Mrs John Obholz 209 N 5th Mrs Claude Scott Scott City Mrs James Stucker 312 Evans and Barbara Pauline Hernandez admitted to area facilities.

St. Catherine William Kuehn Conkling Thomas James White Lakin Jay McClaren Nick Rome Jack Hest Scott John Obholz Claude Scott Scott City James Stucker Evans Barbara Pauline Hernandez

Hayrack Ride Tragedy in Liberty Kansas

A Liberty Kansas hayrack ride sponsored by Liberty Baptist Church ended in tragedy when a car struck a trailer carrying 14 youths on Independence Liberty Road. Fifteen year old Linda Allen was killed. ten youths and three adults were injured including her parents Kinley and Linda Allen and brother Gary. Driver of the car was Terry Evans, 17, of Liberty.

Liberty Kan Cap Linda Allen Linda Kinley Allen Gary Liberty Baptist Church Independence Liberty Terry Evans

Two Named for Forum Awards

Winners Vir ginia Garcia and Paul Jimenez receive $100 Garden City American G I Forum scholarships. Both will attend Garden City Junior College, chosen by a committee of school officials. Garcia is daughter of D C Gardeia and Mrs. Gardeia of 305 E Santa Fe. Jimenez is son of Don Jimenez and Mrs. Jimenez of 707 W Fulton.

Garden City

Quadruplets Father Is Stunned But Happy

New York AP reports Salvatore Peloro is stunned yet happy as his wife Maria, 30, gave birth to quadruplets Tuesday. The parents and the four babies are in satisfactory condition. weights listed as two boys at 2 pounds 3 ounces and two girls at 2 pounds 2 ounces 8 ounces and 2 pounds 13 ounces. The couple also have two other children aged 3 and 5.

New York Salvatore Peloro Maria

Local Notices Highlight Dismissals and Birth

A list from Berden City shows dismissals at 51 Catherine City Ave and names including Mrs Dean Hayzlett, Lomna Rae Pore, Anthony Bieker, Vickie Ann Davis, Robert Lee Timmons, Mary Ann Timmons, and William Schinnerer. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Waller at St Catherine A June 2 at 1:50 am weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces.

Pennsylvania Fern Marie Hernandez Marcia E. Barker Kenneth Walter Hamline Charles Robert Renick Elma Mendoza Larado Tex Karla Ruth Smith Garden City Ave Leopold Ambers Reed Jr Catherine Karla Ruth Smith Dean Hayzlett Gardendale Lomna Rae Pore Anderson Anthony Bieker Bancroft Dallas Schneer Vickie Ann Davis Pierceville Robert Lee Timmons Mary Ann Timmons Newton William Schinnerer Scott City St. Catherine Kenneth Waller Hamline

Property transfers and a marriage license in Garden City

Legal deeds record warranty deeds transferring Lot 1 Block 1 Hower ton replat to Don Talley and spouses. Deeds to Herman K Golay involve Lots 1 and 2 Block 6 Holcomb townsite. Sheriff Meier sells Lot 4 Block 6 Oldield Addition. Quitclaim transfers Garden City tract in Block 2 origin. Marriage license issued to Jerry Lynn Nelson and Sandra Jean Hate, both of Garden City.

Gerald L. Skipper Don Talley Howerton Charles Cowgill Herman K. Golay Holcomb Wendle Meier N. C. Sartorius Oldield Addition Elmo C. Frazier

Courts civil suit and traffic notices in district

District court actions include Muriel W. Smith vs Elmer W. Smith under reciprocal support act. Public notices list bonds posted for George Mader and Dwight Bowyer for parking and driving offenses. Accidents on E Kansas Ave and St John with minor to moderate damage involve Manford Kimberly, Melvin Herrington, Raymond Oyler, Ingalls, and John Tatro. Wheat Lands Motel Restaurant listed with hours Open 6 am to midnight.

Muriel W. Smith Elmer W. Smith George Mader N. 12Th Dwight Dean Bowyer Jones Kansas Ave Manford D. Kimberly Old Manor Melvin Andrew Herrington N. 2Nd Block St. John Raymond P. Oyler Ingalls John Tatro N. 11Th

Eichmann Counselor to Speak Here at Faith Tabernacle

The Rev. William L. Hull, Israel missionary and Eichmann’s spiritual counselor, will speak Thursday at Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God at 8th and Kansas. Hull, now in Ontario, will discuss "The Struggle for the Soul of Adolph Eichmann" and his years in Jerusalem and witness to the removal of Eichmann’s ashes.

William L. Hull Israel Adolph Eichmann Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God 8Th Kansas J. J. Krimmer Hull Jerusalem Zion Christian Mission Ministry of Religious Affairs Eichmann Ontario Canada Reverend Hull Faith Tabernacle

Chickens Stolen From Wallace Bowling Farm

Wallace Bowling on Rt. 1 reported to Finney County sheriff that sixty firing-size chickens were stolen last Saturday. Investigators are reviewing local leads as authorities warn poultry owners to secure coops and report suspicious activity.

Wallace Bowling Rt. 1 Finney County

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