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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

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New State Park Facilities Planned in Kansas

Plans for seven new state park facilities are under processing by the Kurtsas Park and Resources Authority in Kansas. Chair WV Bargeman of Fredonia outlined budgeted improvements across 12 parks, including construction start dates for Cheney Wilson Norton and Webster Lovewell Meade Crawford. Budget details itemize administration maintenance and equipment funding with numerous site-specific enhancements such as campgrounds, shelters, boat ramps, and water systems across multiple reservoirs and districts.

Kanapolis Fall River Toronto Tulle Creek Cedar Bluz Pomona Bargeman Authority Alate Cheney, Wilson and Norton State Parks Webster Lovewell Meade and Crawford Pall River Tobman Table Creek Fancy Creek Randolph River Pond Dathhouse Vassar Park Carbolyn Park

Kansas City Markets Report From Local Produce Auction

Local markets show cattle and hogs mixed with steady to higher trend on barrows and gilts. Livestock prices range from calves around 50 to hogs near 2.50, sows steady, spring lambs quoted 23.50 to 24.50, with most other classes poorly tested and prime grades at 24.25.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Market Prices Fall Below Floor In Heavy Noon Trading

New York stock prices slid below recent support as trading slowed to a near dull pace. The Dow dropped 2.8 to 808.91 while the AP average lost 4 to 303.6. notable declines hit Du Pont International Harvester Chesapeake & Ohio and General Motors among others. Bond prices on the U S government and corporate issue showed irregular gains.

New York Associated Press du Pont International Harvester Chesapeake & Ohio Anoint General Motors U.S. Steel Jersey Standard Union Carbide Johns-Manville New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad General Electric Easman Kodak American Smelting IBME Control U.S American Stock Exchange

Teacher Will Go to Court for a Fee

Long Beach New York AP reports Gay Corriero 26 an art instructor at the Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute offers to go to court and pay traffic fines for violators for an 8 3 fee. He has placed about 8400 cards on car windshields in Nassau County since last month.

Long Beach N.Y Gay Corriero Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute Nassau County Bronth

GOP charges NASA over Gemini rescue plans in Washington

A Republican space task force accuses NASA of failing to provide Gemini rescue capabilities and criticizes planning as haphazard and unsafe. Rep Charles S Gubser chairs the panel. He notes Dr Edward C Welsh said the U S must be ready to accept casualties in space flights.

Washington (Ap Washington Republican “Space Task Force National Aeronautics and Space Administration Congress Charles S. Gubser Calif Edward C. Welsh National Space Council United States

Doctors Degrees To 2 Residents

Two Finney Countians among those receiving Doctor of Medicine at the University of Kansas this week. Leonard Wayne Johnson of Holcomb and Steven Tudor Charles of 1902 Chesterfield Dr. were graduates. Judith L. Anderson received a Master of Arts and Judith Lee Krauklis earned a Bachelor of Science in Business. Carolyn Ruth Hood and Jon Terry Lohmeier earned Bachelor of Science in Education. Albert Damesardy, Larry Michael Hultquist, and Sharon Rose Nusser earned Bachelor of Arts.

Finney Countians University of Kansas Leonard Wayne Johnson Holcomb Steven Tudor Charles Chesterfield Dr Judith L. Anderson Judith Lee Anderson Krauklis Kansas Carolyn Ruth Hood Evans Jon Terry Lohmeier Albert Damesardy Larry Machael Hultquist Sharon Rose Nusser

Martial Law Threat Grows in South Korea Protests

Demonstrations in eight major cities challenge President Park Chung-hee as martial law eyes broader reach. Inchon students demand Park’s resignation while police clash in Kwangju and Seoul. Troops deploy, governors refuse talks, and protests expand against police state tactics. Sam Snead nets top ten finishes in U.S. Open.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park Inchon Park Kwangju Chunchon Chongju Taejon Pusan U.S Taegu Mokpi Mokpo Syngman Rhev

Hospital Admissions And Birth At St Catherine

Admissions list at St. Catherine includes Mrs. Clifford Mulligan Kenneth Ostmeyer and several others with multiple addresses. Birth reported for a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ostmeyer at St. Catherine on June 3 at 3 50 pm weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces.

St. Catherine Clifford Mulligan W. Fair Kenneth Ostmeyer Ron Kling Harad W. Urie Lakin Clay W. Alkivon Evans Canadalupe QO. Guillen Donald E. Crone Nell L. West Leoni Freddie Moreno Santa Fe Ronald David Claar Deerfield Burnell Herron Scott City Uarry Sumatre Thomas Lee Curnete Burnside Valentine Hernandez Leopold C. L. Siler Roman Droste Murienthal

Courts report lists fines and charges from county cases

Herbert Dillard of Ulysses fined ten dollars and six dollars and seventy five cents costs for failure to slow for an accident. John Smith at 2109 North 6th cited for speeding eighty three in a seventy zone and failure to have a tail light with ten dollars fine and five dollars plus five dollars costs. Stella C Downtain at 612 Jones sentenced to thirty days for writing three nonsufficient funds checks totaling twenty three dollars and fifteen cents, suspended days on payment of checks and costs. Mrs Lee Roy Pickens bond posted for failure to yield right of way. Kyle Herbert Powell and others forfeited bonds. John Rowe Howard pleaded innocent to following too closely.

Courts Herbert Dillard Ulysses John Smith Stella C. Downtain Jones Ilbert Spreier Jetmore Lee Roy Pickens Woodrum Ave Kyle Herbert Powell George John Mader Dwight Dean Bowyer John Rowe Howard WN. 10Th

Garden City traffic and real estate transfers in brief

In Garden City a Friday court appearance followed a 5 bond. Police log notes two vehicle crashes: 200 block W Walnut at 1:55 p.m. involving Earl E Eliason and Steve Paterson Herman. 700 block Thompson at 4:45 p.m. involving James Wesley Wells and Richard R Reed. Also listed are Corporation Deed to William F Barrow for Parkwood Third Addition lot 26 block 1. quitclaim deeds and warranty deeds transferring parcels among Melva Langley Albert C Stevens Dorothy Goss McCart Jim L Kirchoff Cora Marlow Lee O Timmons Viola May Nelson Marion Dale etc. and multiple lot descriptions in Bowman Acres Perry Stonehocker replais and other plats.

Walnut Earl Edward Eliason N. Main Steve Patterson Herman N. 12Th Thompson James Wesley Wells N. 2Nd Richard Randolph Reed E. Fulton Cash and Carry Lumber Co. Inc William F. Barrow Parkwood Third Melva Langley Albert C. Stevens Dorothy Goss McCart Jim L. Kirchoff Arter and Young Cora Marlow Lee O. Timmons Bowman Acres Viola May Nelson Marion IL Karl J. Bondy Et Ux Louis Lobmeyer Perry Stonehocker Replais

Regis College Denver honors 140 with degrees

Michael K. Regan son of Al and Mrs Regan 907 N 7th earned a Bachelor of Arts at Regis College commencement. John Hamman Garden City High School attendee Boys State at KU won Nationalist Party nomination for state treasurer but lost in election. Jay Cook of Dighton elected MacArthur County register of deeds.

Michael K. Regan al Regan N. 7Th Regis College Denver John Hamman Garden City University of Kansas Nationalist Party Jay Cook Dighton MacArthur County

Gulfstream Park Trainers Lead 1964 Meet Winners Count

Joe Pierce Sr. led Gulfstream Park trainers with 20 winners at the 1964 meeting. Arnold Winick followed with 18, and Bud Lepman had 13 wins.

Joe Pierce Sr Gulfstream Park Arnold Winick Bud Lepman

Oversight Brings New Home and World Trip for Retired Teacher

Irene Roloff, a 68 year old retiree from Flint Michigan, learned she had earned $19,009.27 in accumulated Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund benefits plus a $135.17 monthly pension after joining in 1944 with a single 4.79 payment. The fund calculated deductions for Indiana service before joining and will issue a lump sum plus ongoing monthly support due to fund growth.

Indianapolis Flint, Mich Irene Roloff Michigan Indiana Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund Indiana Fund Earl M. Utterback Roloff Utterback Flint

Fire Destroys House East of US 50 By-Pass

Early today a fire destroyed a four room frame house and its contents on E Spruce about a half mile east of the US 50 by-pass. The Paul Farr house, owned by J E Greer of Oakland Calif, was reported to be abandoned with the blaze believed to have started in the basement. Firemen said the flames were too far advanced to save household articles or the house. A minor kitchen fire at 5 07 p m on Wednesday at 308 W Chestnut caused some floor and broiler damage.

E. Spruce Garden City Paul Farr Farrs J. E. Greer Oakland Calif Kinsall W. Chestnut

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