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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

6

Sublette youths wins Telegram KIAL tip contest May

A Sublette youth wins the Telegram KIAL tip contest for May with a tip from a reporter about a local shooting. Ron Lindberg takes $25, second prize goes to Mrs. Jim Zahnter of Syracuse for a weekend trip tale. Other prizes include tips about a boat accident near Garden City Holcomb, a lightning strike on St James Church parsonage, and a grain warehouse mishap. Call tips to Telegram BR 6 3232 or KIAL Bridge 6 3251.

Sublette Ron Lindberg Telegram Jim Zahnter Syracuse Kansas Kingman Vesta Mansolf N. Main Garden City Holcomb Paul Schnirer St. James Lutheran Church Jim Creeden KIAL Bridge

Moving Day For Monkeys At Lee Richardson Zoo

Wednesday afternoon at Lee Richardson Zoo ten long tailed monkeys moved from winter quarters to Monkey Island in a staged outdoor transfer. Guards opened cages and slid the primates through, with a water spray easing hesitant ones into the new enclosure. Once on Monkey Island they explored, splashed, and played while observers laughed at the lively scene.

Lee Richardson Zoo Avatar Monkey Island Monkey House Goyler Lax Sore

Garden City notes on weather, animals, and school levy

The week began with a wish for swimming weather and a sunny forecast delivered by Ma Nature. A prairie dog escaped Lite Alcatraz at Finnup Park, now prowling near the shuffleboard courts west of monkey island. Garden City School District’s 5 mill levy for junior college operations reads $40.92 per $1,000 valuation, with county-wide LA mill levies up to 5 mills subject to June 25 vote. Registration deadline is 9 pm Friday June 14 at City Hall. A Garden National Bank sign showed a 3.57 temperature due to a burned-out light.

Finnup Park Monkey Island Garden City Kansas Finney Garden Citians

Wichita Man Wins $105,000 Damage Suit

Theodore G. Haines won a 105000 verdict in federal court against the Gas Service Co. of Wichita after a collision with a Gas Service Co. truck. Haines, a minor, sued through his mother Mrs. Pauline Haines, alleging throat muscle and tendon injuries impairing speech and sensation.

Wichita (Ap Theodore G. Haines Gas Service Co Wichita Haines Pauline Haines

Garden Sass After Watching The Birds

Gas Garden jokes about Alfred Hitchcock's latest film The Birds and argues there are worse fates than being hen necked in a cheeky take on cinema and satire.

Alfred Hitchecock The Birds

Blind Youth Asks Meets President

11 year old Joey Renzi, who is blind, will shake President Kennedy's hand after writing in braille asking for the meeting. A Secret Service agent arranged the encounter as Joey, an honor student and novice ham radio operator, plans to greet the President with questions about school and his ambition to be a scientist. Joey’s family, including his 9 and 5 year old brothers and Navy father, will accompany him in San Diego.

San Diego Calif Kennedy Ava el Paso Tex State College Pacific Washington Long Island Alabama Walter Gray Jony Renzi Joey Secret Service Alfred Renzi

Finney County Commission Schedules June 25 Election

Finney County Commissioners held their regular monthly session with routine payroll and checks signed. They set June 25 for a special election to decide if Finney Countians support the 144-mill tax levy for Garden City Junior College. A soil conservation district committee met regarding the 1964 budget. three bids for gasoline and diesel fuel were accepted but no action taken. The board has been acting as the board of equalization since May 1. the session closes Friday.

Finney County Finney Garden City Junior College Soil Conservation District Board of Equalization

Wichita Crime On Increase Says FBI In 1963 First Quarter

The FBI reported that in the first three months of 1983 Wichita and Kansas City Kansas saw crime rises while St. Louis Kansas City Missouri and Topeka showed declines. All cities saw aggravated assault increases with national major crimes up seven percent.

Washington FBI St. Louis Kansas City Topeka Kan Wichita Kamasas City

Cow Belles Offer Prize for Father’s Day Births

The local Cow Belles plan a prize five pound beef roast for the first baby born on Father’s Day June 16. Eligible births must occur at St. Catherine Hospital or Raynes Ford Clinic. County chair is Mrs. Taylor Jones with state chair Mrs. Dow Keller. local president is Mrs. Jack McVicker. Governors proclaimed June 9–16 as Beef for Father’s Week and the group promotes the slogan Serve Beef on Father’s Day.

Cow Belles St. Catherine Hospital Raynesford Clinic Taylor Jones Finney County Dow Keller Pierceville Jack McVicker CowBelles Kansas Livestock Assn John Anderson Jr

Merger Hint Stirs Talks Between Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific

Chicago AP reports one of the nation’s largest railways the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific Railroad will start a joint feasibility study on merging. Leaders Marsh and Jenks say other western lines may join. Santa Fe runs 12 4 miles in the Southwest Chicago to San Francisco and 1962 net income 70 6 million on 612 million gross. Missouri Pacific runs 11 000 miles from the Mississippi to Colorado earns 22 25 million on 40 million gross. assets 932 million including 80 percent of Texas and Pacific stock.

Chicago Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Railroad Way Ernest B. Marsh Santa Fe Downing B. Jenks Missouri Pacific Marsh Jenks Western Railroad Western Lines Prospect Union Pacific Rock Island Southern Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern Burlington Railways Prograes Northwest San Francisco Ing Mississippi River Pueblo Colo J Omaha Gulf of Mexico Texas and Pacific Railroad

All Quiet At Ole Miss

The university opened summer classes as Jaman H Meredith, the first known Negro to attend Ole Miss, planned to return for the term amid quiet enrollment of a second Negro Meredith 20 said he would arrive in Ame for classes. Cleve McDowell 21 from Drew entered the law school amid orderly registration as police and soldiers watched. Gov. Barnett said McDowell was admitted only because Mississippi could not whip the U S Army, a remark linked to Meredith's earlier attempt to block admission.

Oxford Miss University of Mississippi Jaman H. Meredith Meredith Jackson Ame Cleve McDowell Drew Ole Miss Law School

Humid Weather Grips Kansas Statewide Heat and Storms Persist

Warm humid conditions linger across Kansas with scattered thunderstorms likely. A tornado touched down in southern Kingman County causing crop damage. hail and heavy rains were reported in Kingman Reno areas near Clay Center and Leavenworth. Wheat damage up to ten percent in Reno County. rainfall totals ranged from 0.85 to 1.25 inches in Plevna Willowdale and Virgil. Temperatures ranged from 87 to 94 degrees Fahrenheit, with lows between 57 and 73 across various towns.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau Kingman County Kingman Reno Clay Center Leaveworth

Tots Like Classroom Floor Experiment

A Seymour Elementary School kindergarten classroom tests wall-to-wall carpeting to compare durability and maintenance with other floor coverings. Five-year-olds enjoy the carpeted floor as teacher Tamara Cohen notes. Harvest activity runs across Great Bend area counties with early cuts in Kingman County yielding about two bushels per acre.

Seymour Tamara Cohen Great Bend AP Che Hlurper Sulaney Barber County Kingman County

Garden City Library shifts opening hours this month

Garden City Public Library announces earlier daily opening at 9 a.m. and closing at 8 p.m. on most days, with 8 p.m. closure Fridays and Saturdays to suit cooler morning visits. Enrollment for a summer reading program totals 250 children across three groups, including Squeegy Bug and Dinosaur clubs, plus Faith 7 Day for teens.

Garden City Pubdic Library Lester Harp Qchildren

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