Hundreds homeless after Montana floods chase residents from homes
Rescue and evacuation efforts spread across northwestern Montana as the Missouri River area floods. Air Force and National Guard helicopters aided at least 200 rescues. 1,869 evacuees were recorded west of Great Falls and around a country club area. By Tuesday night, about 400 people were homeless in Cascade, Chouteau, Flathead, Glacier, Pondera, Teton, and Toole counties. The Swift Reservoir dam breach sent a 19-foot wall of water, isolating Birch Creek and surrounding communities. water supplies remained safe in Great Falls.
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Mont Aps
Tin Rabcock
Janay
Air Force and National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
Great Falls
West Side Junior High School
Mth Street
Sixth Street
Air Force
Malstrom Air Force Base
Cascade
Chouteau Flathead
Glacity
Pondera, Teton and Toole
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
East Glacier
Glacier National Park
U.S. 89
Babb
Nevar
Browning
Two Medicine Creek
Birch Creek
Macias
Loma
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
KANSAS CITY AP report notes cattle and hog prices with calves 50 higher, steers 20.00-21.00, heifers 20.00-25.00, cows 12.50-14.00, calves 16.00-39.50, feeder calves 18.00-20.00. Hogs 3,500 head active and steady to higher, barrows 15.25-15.50, sows 13.00-13.75.
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Kansas
City Livestock
Kansas City
Cigarette Stocks Rise on Surgeon General Report
New York stock activity showed cigarette issues advancing with gains from fractions to over one point. Du Pont boosted market averages while U S Surgeon General Luther Terry warned significant changes in smoking habits would take at least a decade. The Associated Press average rose 9 to 302.8 with industrials up 1.5, rails up 0.7, utilities up 0.4 as the Dow climbed 2.17 to 807.71.
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New York
du Pont
U.S
Luther Teery
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Funeral for Emma E. Neese in Ulysses
Emma E. Neese 82 of Ulysses died after a brief illness and was pronounced dead on arrival at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. She moved to Ulysses in 1915, was born in Elk County September 27, 1881, and was survived by five sons. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in Assembly of God Church with Rev. Jeremiah Hanley officiating. burial in Ulysses Cemetery.
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Copeland
Clyde Russell Reed
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
Fan
Oermann
Grace Denney
Reed
Copeland Methodist Church
Sublette Masonic Lodge
Wichita
Miztah
Dodge Cf
Behide
Lakin
Thomas M. Haltogan
Castleton
Reno County
Mable
Donald
Pat
John
Denver
Cola
Tony
Bob
Topeka
Elizabeth Edwards
Mabel Roderick
Margaret Newlin
Wellington
Halloran
Stewart Newlin
Ulysses
Jesse E. Tarbet
Grant County
Ulysses Memorial Hospital
Shelby County
Mr. Tarbet
Lena Smyth
Tarbel
First Christian Church
J. E. Anderson
Iohita
Howard
Elmer
Brisbane
Calif
Charles
Redwood City
Josephine Tarbet
Rule
Tom
Christian Church
Jack Wylie
Ulysses Cemetery
Emma E. Neese
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Elk County
James
Darrell
Saguache
Colo
Earl
Garden City
Robert
Hershal
Oakland
Assembly of God
Jeremiah Hanley
Damage suit seeks 88000 from three medical defendants
Sublette businessman Rex Handlin filed in Finney County District Court alleging breach of contract and wrongful spinal anesthesia during a 1963 skin graft and hernia repair. He seeks 38000 for pain and aggravation of a degenerative lumbar condition, 30000 punitive damages, and 30000 for assault and battery plus related medical costs.
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Finney County District Court
Sublette
Garden City
Rex Handlin
John O. Austin
WW. Wiley
Lucy
Wisley
Handlin
Dr. Austin
Dr. Wiley
Miss Wilfley
Wandlin
Dennis Smith Receives High Honor at Wichita University
Dennis Smith son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Holcomb graduated Sunday night from Wichita University with a bachelor of arts in psychology and minor in speech English and education magna cum laude among 16 high honorees. He earned a three year doctoral fellowship at Kansas University in speech and was named among outstanding seniors in Parnas sus. Attending were his parents sister Roxie and brother Vlaynn.
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Dennis Smith
Charles Smith
Holcomb
Wichita University
Parnassus
Kansas University
Roxie
Vlaynn
Nancy Sterling Receives Nursing Honor at Fort Hays
Nancy Sterling daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Sterling is among 16 sophomore nursing students at Fort Hays State College who received a purses cap at special ceremonies Sunday. She will continue her academic work and have floor duty at Hadley Memorial Hospital in Hays during the next year.
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Nancy Sterling
Malcolm Sterling
Fort Hays State College
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Hays
Miss Kansas pageant kicks off with parade and preliminaries
Twenty contestants began four days of events to crown Miss Kansas. The parade featured last year’s winner Karen Raye Schwartz and Miss Pratt hostess Sandra Gable. Preliminary rounds split talent with swimsuit and formal segments each evening. The 26 contestants include Catherine Bergstrom Kansas City and Diane Hodgson of Rice County, among others, as they vie for a $1,000 scholarship and Miss America berth.
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Miss Osas
Catherine Bergitte Bergstrom
Kansas City
Lawrence KU
Diane Hodgson
Rice County
Suan Stevenson
Great Bend
Barton County
Jan C. Buenning
Atchison
Manhattan - K. - State
Margene Savage
Florence
Marion County
Mary Ann McConahey
Concordia
Kansas
Sherry Cadwell
Shawnee Mission
Dyanna Leah Townsend
Arkansas City
Vicki Lee Lunger
Augusta
Kakeland
Shattuck School Graduate Tom Johnson Honored
Tom Johnson of Holcomb Minnesota son of Mrs Wayne R Johnson recently graduated from Shattuck School Faribault with ROTC first lieutenant status. He lettered in football and track and served as debate team member and chapel acolyte. He helped mile relay set a Minnesota Independent School League track record 3231.5.
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Tom Johnson
Air
Wayne R. Johnson
Holcomb
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
New Officer Joins Garden City Police Force
Jim Edward Toner from Colorado Springs joins the Garden City Police Department this week as a patrolman. He previously spent five years as a patrolman with Latina and left in July 1963 to work for a Colorado Springs construction firm. Toner and wife Neysa have three children Sharon Kay 11 James Jr 9 and Flavia Kene. they reside at 306 Ballinger. Chief Hal Kane said applications are still open for a remaining patrolman position.
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Garden City
Jim Edward Toner
Colorado Springs
Cole
Toner
Neysa
Sharon Kay
James Jr
Flavia Kene
Ballinger
Hal Kane
Local Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices Blotter
Hospital listings show admissions for Catherine Mills Jesse Sustala Diane Barlow Alex Grenz Carl Kramer Robert Walker Johnnie Holt Marcella Walker Bud Miller Albert Goetz Edward Hughes Susan Hapes Shirley Moses and others. Dismissals include Susan Hapes Harold Urie Robert Blackwell Michael Holt and more. Births report sons and daughters at St Catherine and various addresses with times and weights. Also recorded are warranty deeds for East Village additions and property transfers.
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Catherine
Calvin Mills
N. Main
Jesse Sustala
Kell Diane Barlow
Holcomb
Alex Grenz
West Side Trailer Park
Carl R. Kramer
Scott City
Robert Walker
Johnnie Holt
W. Kansa
Marcella B. Walker
Pierceville
Bud
Miler
Albert Goetz
Edward Lee Hughes
Wichita
Susan Hapes
Inge
Shirley Moses
Bloomington
Ind
St. Catherine
Kenneth Ostmeyer
Conkling
Susan Kay Hapes
Harold W. Urie
Lakin
Robert H. Blackwell
Duane Edward Horning
Michael Andrew Holt
Anderson
Howard Lawrence
Digh
Girl's State Supreme Court chooses chief justice
Jan Graham of Wichita was elected chief justice of the Girl's State Supreme Court. Other officers of the 22nd annual mock state government will be elected today. The event, held in Lawrence, Kansas, features delegates from across the state participating in a simulated government.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jan Graham
Wichita
Girl’s State Supreme Court
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Garden Clus Telegram
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