Securities Proposal To Congress
The SEC sent a sweeping overhaul of securities laws to Congress aiming to expand full disclosure to thousands of OTC stocks, tighten broker dealer qualifications, and curb abnormal hot issue activity with longer prospectus delivery. NYSE and AMEX voiced principled support for fuller public disclosure and strict standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House
Intertate Commerce Committee
Commission
Bit Sec
William L. Cary
Eixtend
New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Xchange
Market Report from Garden City Livestock Auction
Receipts total about 141 000 cattle and 208 hogs as Solitaire stock show prices steady with last week. Strictly choice steers fetch 22.00 to 22.75, with most good to choice 21.50 to 22.00. cows and calves steady to higher, light steer calves 300 to 400 pounds 28 to 41.50, yearling steers scarce but sold 24.50 to 24.50 per 100 pounds, hogs 17 to 18.40 for butcher grade, sows 14.25 to 15.50. Kansas City livestock shows hogs weak to 23 lower, cattle steady to lower, spring lambs steady to higher, feeders steady, cows and calves mixed, steers 22.00 to 28.00 for good to choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Culy
Boxcar Load of Matches Poses a Hot Problem
Parsons firemen battled a carload of matches that caught fire in the Katy railroad yards. The blaze was checked before it spread beyond the boxcar. the cause remained undetermined as fire officials investigated.
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Parsons
Kan
Katy Raibroad
Moslem Clash Kills 120 in Karachi Region
AP report from Karachi cites 120 killed and 20 injured in a village clash between Shiite and Sunni Moslems after a Shiite procession was disrupted. Police used tear gas as mobs rioted. earlier Lahore saw two dead and several injured with a 12 hour curfew. Iran reported Shiite processions turning into anti government demonstrations at a university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
Pakistan
Stirte
Thari
Sevral
Lahore
Iran
Taiwan
Class of 38 Plans a Reunion in Garden City
Garden City High School class of 1938 plans a July 14 reunion with a picnic lunch and evening dinner. Members from both coasts are showing interest, but organizers struggle to locate several classmates. Contacts are Mrs W. J. Brown at 63579 and Mrs. Howard Smith at 63875 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Alten
Marian Blazer
Hertcude Gamble
Harold Hazen
Marvin Miller
Vivian Prather
Carolyn Smith
Leonard Shaw
W. J. Brown
Howard Smith
Chronic Disease Course Near Completion at St Catherine Hospital
The final session in the chronic disease course series is scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday in the St. Catherine Hospital cafeteria. Nurse aide attendees will hear Tamorrow discuss care of the stroke patient. A separate June 1 session at Dodge City Junior College targets hospital administrators and will be led by Dr. JArnold Anderson from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Billigan
R.N
Tamorrow
Bunsay University
Oil Wells Appear On Cowgill Ranch Near Garden City
Garden City area sees five producing wells within 2 to 3 miles of the city on the Cowgill Ranch south of the river, operated by Cities Service Oil Co. and pumping from the Morrow Sand at about 4,800 feet. A sixth well is drilled but not pumped yet. The field, called the Cowgill Pool, supplies oil to Centwy Refining Co. with water wells for by products. Jim Cowgill, ranch manager and former mayor of Kansas City ancestor, oversees the operation amid a large electric pumping system and field gathering lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Garden City
Cowgill
Here
Holcomb
Cities Service Oil Co
Jim Cowgill
Morrow
Big Ranch
Wheatland Electric
Pioneer Electric
Ulysses
Centwy Refining Co
Jim
James Cowgill
Kansas City
Cora
Midshipman Arthur E. B. Roper set to graduate from Naval Academy
Midshipman First Class Arthur EB Roper, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Bueford T Roper of 608 N 2nd Neodesha, will graduate from the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md tomorrow with a bachelor of science degree and commission as second lieutenant in the Air Force. He attended Neodesha High School and entered the academy on a Congressional appointment in July 1959. At the academy he swam on varsity and joined intramural sports and the N club. After graduation he will take leave then report to the University of Michigan for graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur EB. Roper
Bueford T. Roper
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapalis
Roper
Neodesha High School
Neodesha
University of Michigan
Forty Held Following Bloody Sacrifice
Victoria Mexico AP Forty persons are being held for questioning after a fanatic sect conducted a bloody sacrifice that left five dead Two followers were burned at the stake and three others died in a later gun battle at a cooperative farm about 85 miles north of Victoria Fifteen sect members and three policemen were wounded.
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Victoria
Mexico
Here
Kansas Traffic Log Deaths Report June 1963
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for a 24 hour period ending 9 a.m. Tuesday. For June 1963 the deaths total 199, compared with 214 in the same period of 1962, showing a slight decline.
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Topeka
Aps
Kansas
Dirksen pushes congressional action on wheat aid bill
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen urged action this year on a bipartisan wheat and feed grains farm aid bill. It would set price supports near world market levels and include a Soil Bank like voluntary retirement program to reduce production. Democrats privately said a compromise wheat plan may surface with broader farm legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Old Soil Bank
How Kansans Cast Their Votes
AP summarizes Kansas congressional roll calls on recent measures. It notes voting patterns for Carlson and Pearson, both Republicans, on issues including a debt ceiling extension to 307 billion and 309 billion, and opposition to a two year extension of the Mexican farm labor program. Ellsworth did not vote.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Carlson and Pearson
House
Avery, Dole, Shriver
Sky
Ellsworth
Admiss ions and dismissals at St Catherine hospital
ADMISSIONS list names including Darrell Buell Kathryn York Burl Davis Laurie Wedel Mrs Ronald Snyder and others from multiple towns. DISMISSALS items include Darrell Buell and Lynette Bissell plus several residents from Sublette Lakin Dighton and Moscow. BIRTHS record a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Snyder at St Catherine on June 3 at 3 38 pm 7 pounds 13 ounces.
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St. Catherine
Darrell Buell
N. Main
Kathryn York
N. 3Rd
Burl Davis
Pershing Laurie Wedel
Hattie
Ronald Snyder
Conkling
Yolanda James
Dighton
Jeffrye Baker
Dean Oliver
Washington
John Shriver
Moscow
Lynette Bissell
Robert Green
Lakin
Freda Allman
Chestnut
Victor Paul
Gardendale
Legal Deeds and Leases Recorded in Garden City Listings
A list of warranty deeds, oil and gas leases, and marriage licenses from Garden City and surrounding areas. Includes transfers: DeGarmo to Careathers. Harris to Murry. Grable to Smith. Cranston to Cranston. Talley to Jones. Cash and Carry Gumber to Powers. Oil leases: Trekell to Cities Service. Beatrager to Champlin. Marriage licenses for multiple couples in Garden City and nearby. County records show Gary Hall Allowed to Abate.
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Harry J. DeGarmo
W. H. Careathers
Holmes Third
Peter Harris
William A. Murry
Harris
Owen Grable
Martin Smith
Arter and Young
Harry G. Cranston
Don A. Trekell
Cities Service Oil Co
John Carl Wilson
Stafford
Marilyn Yvonne Zimmerman
Garden City
Emory Beatrager
Champlin Oil and Refiing Co
NWE
Sandra A. Thomas
John Douglas Gatlin
Eunice May Clinkingbeard
City Court Docket And Traffic Actions Fromarden City
Insufficient funds charges and costs for multiple individuals including William R Burns and Richard Edwards. fines for no account checks, speeding, and other traffic violations. Divorces filed Karen Jones vs LeRoy Jones. Bonds posted for several individuals. City accident at Kansas and Center involving a station wagon and a car with moderate injuries.
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Dighton
William R. Burns
Daniels
Richard Edwards
Wilfred A. Coa
Karen Jean Jones
Carter LeRoy Jones
F. Arthur Stone
S. Star Rt
Ann Reel
Santa Fe
Jack Smith
James D. Stacker
WN. Main
Bill Ellis Gibson
Trail Inn
David Clayton Gill
Sublette
David John Heine
Paps Rt. 1
Melvin Arthur Trice
William Frank Brewer
W. Fair
Eldon Eliver Moraya
Lewis
Reel
Eric Lee Miller
Harold Duane Hanson
Junior O. Burns
Harrison A. Finnf
Edward Vy, Estes
Kenneth E. Deal
Paula Jean Degnan
Traffic City
Kansas and
Center
Virgil Meyer
Nancy Jane Bergdall
Syracuse
Barton County superintendent ruled ineligible for second term
Barton County Kansas superintendent Marie Wester is ruled ineligible to start a new term July 1 because she lacks a master s degree as required by a 1961 statute for counties over 30 000 in population. The attorney general s office notified county officials and the county commissioners must appoint a replacement.
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Great Bend
Kan
Barton County
Attorney General's Office
Larry Keenan
Marie Wester
Hester
Kansas
Keenan
Local Area Students Graduated at Pittsburg
At Kansas State College of Pittsburg Monday night 722 seniors and graduates participated in exercises. Ronald Greathouse of Garden City and William Barnes of Ulysses earned bachelor of science in education degrees. James Garrison of Ulysses earned a bachelor of science in business administration, and Jerry Lee Sappington of Ulysses earned a bachelor of arts degree.
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Garden Cition
Ulysses
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Ronald FE
Greathouse
Garden City
William
Myral Barnes
James W. Garrison
Jerry Lee Sappington
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Martets
Wright
Mrs. Wesley Sterling
Imperial
Earl Gifford
Deerfield
Norman Howman
Benny Schaum
I. Fulton
Cora Smith
E. Wal
Legals
Gary Hall
Arden City
Frank White
Philips
Main Ambulance Service
Pittsburg
Rambler
Motor Trend
Five Points Motor Co., Inc
Jordan City, Ka
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