Local Wagon Markets and Cattle Prices Report
Garden City market notes very active receipts 884 cattle 481 calves with steers and heifers steady to higher, yearlings up to $1. Feeders strong. calves 32 to 40. heifers 30 to 35. Cows steady to strong, cutters 18.50 to 21.50, fat cows 19 to 21.50, bulls 21 to 26.50. Hogs very active top 25.30. packers up to 23 for light weights. Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog prices, feeders steady to weak, steers 34 to 35, heifers 32, hogs 25 down to 23.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dow Jones Average Dips At Noon
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 916.69, down 8.08 points at midday. Chicago live beef futures for June August and October showed highs, lows, and closes with varying moves across contracts.
Emmys Honor Broad Range at 21st Television Academy Awards
Hollywood coverage highlights winners across comedy and drama. Barbara Bain proclaimed best dramatic actress amid a controversial speech and her exit from Mission Impossible. Judd for the Defense star Carl Betz named best dramatic series lead. Laugh-In wins for best variety while The Ghost and Mrs Muir gains reprieve after NBC sale to ABC. Apollo astronauts receive trustees’ award for public outreach.
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White House Push for New Foreign Aid Funds
In Washington the Nixon administration seeks 2.6 billion dollars in new overseas aid, arguing continued U S participation is needed to keep influence in developing lands. Elliott Richardson, acting secretary of state, testifies as hearings begin on the aid bill, with 2.2 billion for economic aid 375 million for military aid and 75 million to launch a private investment spur public corporation.
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America
United States
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Four Ingalls youths face juvenile court trial
Four Ingalls youths are set for a June 18 hearing in Finney County Juvenile Court on charges of grave desecration. They allegedly exhumed the Civil War veteran’s remains from Ivanhoe Cemetery near Ravanna, removed them, and later reburied them. The item mentions a separate note about New Guinea tribesmen and mirrors.
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Ingalls
Finney County
Ivanhoe
Ravanna
Veteran Hollywood Leading Man Robert Taylor Dies
Hollywood star Robert Taylor, famed for roles opposite Irene Dunne and Greta Garbo, died at 57 from cancer. The Nebraskan actor, renowned 1930s to 1950s, lived on a ranch, raised quarter horses, and appeared in The Detective TV series and Death Valley Days. He was married to Barbara Stanwyck, then Ursula Thiess, with two children Terence and Tessa. Funeral set for Glendale with Gov. Reagan delivering the eulogy.
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Robert Taylor
The
Nebraskan
Irene Dunne
Greta Garbo
Camille
Jean Harlow
Taylor
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hollywood
Filley, Neb
Beatrice, Neb
Spangler
Arlington Brugh
Ursula Thiess
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Terence
Tessa
Forest Lawn Church
YMCA schedule of women and men exercise events
YMCA schedule lists weekly activities at multiple venues. Women participate in jog and walk at 7 p.m. and 6:20 p.m. sessions, with occasional 6:30 p.m. bicycling and 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. swimming at Mel Krebs pool. Men join a 7 a.m. run for life at Memorial Stadium.
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Penrose Stadiu
Memorial Stadium
Parkini
Ming
Penrose Stadium
Y Hall
Mel Krebs
Australian Admiral withholds on Melbourne Evans collision
Subic Bay Philippines AP report says Australian Adm. Crabb refused to say if communications troubles preceded the June 3 collision between the carrier Melbourne and the destroyer Evans off South Vietnam. Crabb testified the Evans was directly ahead moments before impact and described the scene as ghastly. The joint U.S.-Australian inquiry opened with six officers and expects over 30 witnesses, including Lt. Ronald Ramsey who was on the Evans bridge.
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Melbourne
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Crabb
The
Evans
Everett F. Larson
J. P. Stevenson
Thhat
U.S. Navy
Jerome H. King Jr
Navy
Adm
Singapore
J.g
Ronald Ramsey
Local Residents and Officials List In City Directory Fashion
A compiled list shows residents and addresses including Garden City and nearby areas with names such as Mrs Don Driskell Debra Elson Kimberly Elson Raymond Helm and others. The section also notes traffic fines and local accident reports with details of violators and incident locations.
Drugs and the Nervous System and Seduction of the Innocent at GCCC
Two films on drugs will be shown next week at Garden City Community Junior College lecture room. On Monday adults 21 and older may view Drugs and the Nervous System. Tuesday youth under 21 can see Seduction of the Innocent. Both screenings start at 8 p.m. and include a discussion. Sponsored by Finney County Association for Mental Health.
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Finney County Association For Mental Health
Garden City Community Junior College
Kansas Lawyers Visit Warsaw on Europe tour
A 37-member Kansas bar group led by Judge Leo A. McNalley visits Warsaw Poland as part of a seven country People-to-People tour. They meet Polish lawyers and tour courts then depart for Prague after observing a Leningrad divorce case judged as just, with judge Wildgen saying they clicked with locals. Robert Dean Taylor and Kathleen Ann Ginther are listed as marriage license entries.
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Quentin
Warsaw
Poland
Kansas
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Prague
Leo A. McNalley
Salina
Kansas Bar Association
Maurice A. Wildgen
Larned
Leningrad
Wildgen
McNalley
Russia
Milking contest ends in utter draw in Atlanta
Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin and Pennsylvania counterpart Leland Bull tied in a milking contest held at Atlanta Stadium during a twin bill to publicize Dairy Month. They met at home plate, shook hands, and moved to their cows to conclude the event as a complete draw.
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Georgia Agriculture
Tommy Irvin
Pennsylvania
Leland Bull
Irvin
Bull
Atlanta
Weaver C Brookshire 84 Died After Farming Life
Weaver C Brookshire, 84, died yesterday. He was born December 21, 1884 in Henry County Indiana and married Bes sie L Downing December 21, 1905 at New Castle Indiana. He moved with his wife to Garden City in 1921 and farmed, trained horses, and worked at Walter's Ranch and a sale barn Fridays. Survivors include a nephew R. M. Brookshire and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow Garland Funeral Chapel with Rev Lester Myers officiating. Burial Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call at Garland Funeral Home until service time.
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W. Chestnut
Henry County
Ind
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New Castle
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Garden City
Deerfield
Walter
Sale Barn
R. M. Brookshire
Garland Funeral Chapel
Lester Myers
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Mrs Christina Diller 85 longtime Marienthal resident dies
Christina Diller 85 sister of O A Meng died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Wichita after a long illness Born June 8 1883 in Indiana she married Anthony Diller Jan 30 1905 at Waterloo He died March 29 1957 She lived in Marienthal 1932 to 1959 and was a member of Aurora St Therese Catholic Church Survivors include four daughters Sister M Geneva Sister M Lucille Sister M Gabriel all of Wichita and Mrs Rose Conrady Englewood Colo five sons Marvin Hereford Cyril Dimmit Charles Stratford Urban Aurora Colo and Dennis Henderson Colo two sisters Mrs Lucy Wehkamp Cheney and Sister Mr Venentia Wichita and one brother Leo Meng Fowler Burial will be at St Marys Cemetery Marienthal Rosary tonight at Weinmann Price Funeral Home Scoborace prayer service at 8 tonight Friends may call at the funeral home.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Waterloo
Marienthal
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Hereford
Tex
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Dimmitt
Charles
Stratford
Urban
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Dennis
Henderson
Lucy Wehkamp
Cheney
Venentia
Leo Meng. Fowler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
James Murphy
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Rosary
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Scoti
Water Pollution Destroys Fishing Pond in Pueblo Park
In Pueblo, a thousand children at Mineral Palace Park fished with cane poles Sunday but no fish were caught as VFW stock died from water pollution. Local officials and volunteers noted the pond’s fish kill, turning a planned kids fishing day into a pollution tragedy.
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Pueblo
Colo
Mineral Palace Park
VFW
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