Garden City Livestock Sale Receipts and Prices
At Friday's sale total receipts were 1,748 cattle and hogs. Stocker and feeder calves mostly steady to 50c lower, feeder cattle 50c to 1 higher. Light steer calves 24 to 28, heavies 24.50 to 28.50, high quality calves 22 to 24.25, yearlings 24.50 to 28, feeders 24.50 to 28. Yearling heifers 23.50 to 24.60, light yearlings 22.50 to 24.50. Baby calves 20 to 55 per head, cows and calves 175 to 195 per pair, bulls 16.50 to 18.60, slaughter cows steady to lower, hogs top 21.90 with most 21.60 to 21.90, sows 14.25 to 18.10, boars 9 to 11.25, baby pigs 7 to 14.30. Kansas City report: hogs up 25, cattle steady to 25 lower, steers 27 to 28.50, heifers 25.50 to 27.25.
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Kansas City
Hocks 2 P.m Price Quote Amid Telephony Notes
A terse item notes a price quote flow and a reference to Goffe and Carkener Inc BR 6 3244. The scrambled text links to telephone business dealings with a quoted price, mentioning the company and a local contact number.
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Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Garfield School Principal Selected for Mathematics Institute
Marguerite M. Roth, principal of Garfield School, has been chosen from applicants nationwide to participate in the National Science Foundation Institute in Mathematics at Rosary Hill College, Buffalo, N Y. The program, June 28 to August 6, covers tuition and fees, travel, dependency allowances, and a stipend to improve elementary math instruction.
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Marguerite M. Roth
Garfield School
United States
National Science Foundation Institute
Rosary Hill College
Buffalo
N.Y
Marines Bid Adieu to Dominican Republic Crisis
The last U S Marines leave the Dominican Republic for Camp Lejeune as still 12 5 airborne troops and 700 Air Force men remain in the Caribbean nation part of an inter American peace force alongside 1 560 troops from Brazil Costa Rica Honduras and Nicaragua A floating battalion of about 1 800 Marines stays on regular duty US total deployed reached 23 000 at the height Brig Gen John B Bouker awarded the Legion of Merit says nine Marines were killed in action and 30 wounded since April 28 with nine paratroopers and two Navy men also dead He noted minimal use of artillery and tanks and asserts the force can act quickly in the region amid ongoing political maneuvering between junta and rebels and stalled OAS talks.
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Santo Domingo
Daminjean Republic
U.S
Camp Lejeune
N.C
United States
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Caribbean
John B. Bouker
Marine Expeditionary Force
Brice Palmer
U. S
Bouker
Booker
Latin América
Haiti
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Moca
Imbert
Beautification Plans Hit Snag In Pittsburgh Neighborhood
In East Liberty, young landscape architect M. Robert Fenton confronts city officials over a sidewalk tree he planted replacing a parking meter. The city demands removal of the 25 foot ash, citing sidewalk and meter ordinances, while offering a meeting to discuss saving the tree.
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Pittsburgh
M. Robert Fenton
Fenton
David Stahl
East Liberty
Chiefs City
Earl Blankenship
Robert Templeton
Blankenship
Showers Move In As Front Advances Across Kansas
Sunny skies gave way to showers in western Kansas with a cool front in Wyoming approaching. Temperatures rise into the 80s though cooling tonight, while flood stage rivers near Ottawa, Osawatomie, Emporia, and Neosho report crests and receding levels.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Smith Center
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Quenerno
Emporia
Cottonwood
Neosho
Actress Judy Holliday Dies at 42 in New York
New York AP Judy Holliday Oscar winning actress of Born Yesterday dies of cancer at 42 after years of illness. She entered Mt Sinai Hospital May 26 and had surgery in 1961. Holliday played Billie Dawn on stage and screen and married musician David Oppenheim on January 4 1951, later divorced in 1957, with one child Jonathan.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Junk Dealer
Babe
Miss Holliday
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Billie Dawn
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
David Oppenheim
Jonathan
Hospitals Admissions List From St Catherine and Nearby Areas
A list of hospital admissions includes names and partial addresses such as Mrs. Melvin Stegman Mrs. Dennis Wendel and Darrell Hobson among others. Locations mention St Catherine Dodge Dodge City Ingalls Lakin Montezuma Holcomb Windsor and Holcomb with multiple street addresses and guardians listed.
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St. Catherine
Melvin Stegman
Marienthal
Dennis Wendel
Ingalls
Darrell Hobson
Nate Ethel McNair
Dodge Vf
Homer
Dunlap
Dismissals and births stamp a St Catherine notice list
Garden City and Leopold dismissal lists name residents and addresses in a Saturday and Sunday roll, listing Mrs Ray Busnesser Copeland Mrs Thomas Bush Pine John B Garetson Copeland Carolyn Sue Stroman Bus. Andrew Wood Ulysses L D DeFord Conard J Harold Francis Bel mont Terra Sue Dimitt 1016 N 7th D M Wilkerson 3014 E Fulton Mrs Leonard Hague 1405 St John Mrs Margaret Lange Chickasha Okla Leopold list includes Victor Lee Chaffin Sublette Mrs Andy J Marine Copeland Joyce Newsom 1212 N Sts Mrs Elvin Wright Scott City Willard Moody 1010 N 1st A C Kreutzer Scoti Mrs John Daniel 107 10th Mrs Michael Gibson 902 Pershing Mrs Raymond Headrick 528 Summit Mrs Burris Miles Lakin At Leopold Sunday Richard Brooks 1009 N Tt Births at St Catherine a son to Dennis Wendel Ingalls June 5 10 26 a m 6 pounds 2 ounces a daughter to Melvin Stegman Marienthal June 5 10 52 a m 3 pounds 3 ounce Robert Rupp 2116 B June 6 11 23 a m 6 pounds 10 ounces a son to Alex Geier Rt 1 June 6 1 37 a m 5 pounds 15 1 2 ounces Courts Fined Tommy H Lawson 24 Canton Georgia speeding 98 in 60 mph zone 20 and 5 costs
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Ton
Leonard Hague
St. John
Margaret Lange
Chickasha
Okla
Leopold
Victor Lee Chaffin
St. Catherine
Andy J. Marine
Copeland
Joyce Newsom
N. Sts
Elvin Wright
Scott City
Willard
Moody
A.C. Kreutzer
Scoti
John Daniel
Michael Gibson
Pershing
Raymond Headrick
Summit
Burris Miles
Richard Brooks
Dennis’ Wendel
Ingalls
Melvin Stegman
Marienthal
Boy Dies After Ingesting Weed Killer Casey Clark
In Independence Missouri a 23 month old boy Eric Daniel Clark died in Independence hospital after swallowing weed killer from an open car trunk at home. His father William E Clark said older brother William 9 had unlocked the trunk to fetch a shovel, leaving it open while the family prepared land for a house.
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Independence, Mo
Independence Hospital
Eric Daniel Clark
William E. Clark
Westport Road
Clark
William
Library Hours Change for June in Garden City
The Garden City Public Library will open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday during June. In July and August the library will be open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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Garden City
Malaspina Glacier Claims World Size Outside Poles
The Malaspina Glacier near Mt. St. Elias in southeastern Alaska is the largest glacier outside polar regions, spanning about 1,500 square miles and covering an area larger than Rhode Island.
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Malaspina
Mt. St. Elias
Alaska
Rhode Island
Traffic Copied from Saturday Car Accidents and notices
Multiple Saturday crashes reported in city blocks including 100 Block EB Pine 400 block N Main and 100 block W Laurel with drivers listed and varied damage. A 7th Hackberry collision caused extensive damage. Sunday 3:50 p.m. minor to no damage noted at Finnup Park entrance. Marriage licence and several deed transfers documented with names and addresses.
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EB. Pine
Peter Dirk Kadyk
Eugene Place
George Alfred Berends
N. 10Th
N. Main
Carl Eugene McNaught
N. Ard
Ronnie Eugene Rose
Belmont
Laurel
Joan Mary Tabor
Blanche
Minnie Jane York
7Th and
Hackberry
Donna Dee Murray
Center
Homer Earl Dunlap
7Th St
Finnup Park
William Milton Bridges
el Rancho Courts
Edna Sutton
Jones
Service Navs Garden Cition Takes Part in Viet Landing
Fireman Apprentice Edward J. Sterling, son of Mrs. Phil Sterling of 902 Pearl, participated in the amphibious landing at Chu Lai, Viet Nam, last month aboard the amphibious assault ship Princeton. This marked the first over the beach landing among the four American amphibious landings in Vietnam.
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Edward J. Sterling
Phil Sterling
Pearl
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Uas
Princeton
Garcia participates in international exercise Fairgame 111
Boilerman Second Class Pete N Garcia U S N son of Mrs Petra Garcia Emingnee Rt participated in May in Operation Fairgame 111 in the central Mediterranean and Corsica while serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Springfield Thirty four American and twenty six French ships and allied troops took part in the exercise
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Pete N. Garcia
U.S.N
Petra Garcia
Emingnee Rt
Mediterranean
Corsica
Springfield
Rnley
Francis Earle Begins Naval Basic Training
Seaman Recruit Francis E. Earle, U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Earle of 610 Pennsylvania, has started nine weeks of basic training at the U S Naval Training Center in San Diego California. The initial weeks cover military subjects and living under conditions similar to those on a ship or at a shore station. After recruit training he will be assigned to a school, shore station or ship based on Navy classification tests, his preferences, and Navy needs.
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Francis E. Earle
U.S.N
Julius W. Earle
Pennsylvania
U. S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Sublette Woman Faye Bolinger Dies After Illness
Mrs. Faye Irene Bolinger 65 of Sublette died at home Sunday after a long illness born July 27 1898 in Rice County She lived in Sublette since 1926 moving from Bucklin Married E D Bolinger May 11 1922 Survivors include husband two daughters Joyce Messerly and Da D Bolinger a brother Denis F Caul and four grandchildren Funeral at 130 pm Wednesday at First Methodist Church Sublette with Rev Bob Holland officiating Graveside 430 pm Wednesday Bucklin Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 9 pm Tuesday Phillips White Funeral Home Garden City
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Sublette
Faye Irene Bolinger
Rice County
Bucklin
E.D. Bolinger
Bolinger
First Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
The
Garden Club
William Carson Bolinger
Joyce Messerly
da D. Bolinger
Dallas
Tex
Denis F. Caul
Bob Holland
Bucklin, Cemetery
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Garden City
Garden Citian Named State Officer in Eagles Meeting
Victor Breit of 215 Conkling was elected vice president of the Kansas Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles during a Great Bend gathering. Mac Findley of Wichita became president with Harley Keeton Paola as chaplain and David Higgins Lawrence as treasurer. State trustees named include Clarence Grover Gregt Bend C R McBratney Kansas City Gordon Barber Lawrence Nick Williams Leavenworth Robert C Baxley Hutchinson and Andy McMillan Kansas City. The 1966 state convention will be held in Hutchinson.
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Victor Breit
Conkling
Kansas Aerie
Order of Eagles
Great Bend
Mac Findley
Wichita
Harley Keeton
Paola
David Higgins
Lawrence
Ervin Hindman
Saliné
Clarencé Grover
Gregt Bend
C.R. McBratney
Kansas City
Gordon Barber
Nick Williams
Leavenworth
Ruth Potter Elected First VP of Kansas BPW
Ruth Potter of Wichita was elected first vice president of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women at a Sunday meeting in Wichita. Jeanice Wellens of Bt. Francis was named Young Career Woman of the Year and will receive an all expense paid trip to the BPW convention in Washington July 25 29. Spain’s tourism income has risen to nearly one billion dollars annually.
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Ruth F. Potter
P. N
Kansas Federation of Business and Professional
Wichita
Opal R. Helen
The
Kansas
Jeanice Wellens
Francis
Washington
Spain
Fourteen killed on Kansas roads over the weekend
The Associated Press reports fourteen people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Fatalities included seven in a Butler County two car wreck near Rosalia on Friday night, with multiple members of a Lincoln family among the dead and injured. Additional fatalities occurred in Franklin County and near Ottawa and Manhattan, while Missouri saw ten deaths in similar crashes.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Rosalia
Butler County
Lincoln, Tl
Lyle Edward Jackson
Bonnie
Mark
Mike
Halburt L. Dowell
Eureka
Kan
Scott
Krista Ann
Dowell
Highway Patrol
Jackson
U. S. 54
Franklin County
Carolyn C. Kelsay
Poola
Floyd K. Bielema
Topeka
U. S. 59
Ottawa
Bilelama
Harold F. Bones
Robert N. Thomas
Paola
Kant
Thomas
James Quilty
Williamson
Clarence Hanson
Manhattan
Hanson
Ira Chapman
Olsburg
George F. Turk
Hanover
Linn
U.S. 81
Concordia
Walter Schmidt
Newton
Missouri
Pharmacy Fact Sheet Warns On Nose Blowing Dangers
A health note explains blowing one nostril can force mucus into the throat and middle ear. It urges full nostril use and medical advice if function is poor. The piece then shifts to local pharmacy service and community pride, ending with a brief street casualty reference at 109 Grant Ave.
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McClung Pharmacy
Kansas City
Kan
Ora Williamson
Grant Ave
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