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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

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Cattle and Livestock Prices at Kansas City Market Report

Fat cattle market mixed with steady to higher prices for certain classes. Top quality steers 19.25 to 20.40, standards and low good heifers 18 to 20, butcher cows steady around market value. Calves and sheep reported with prime spring lambs and various ewe prices. Kansas City readings note 9,000 head in cattle bids and higher support for lighter weights.

Searer Reed Choice Sir AO Kansas City

Light Trading on Stock Mart Stirs Slight Gains

New York stock market opened with light trading as gains spread across several major groups. The Associated Press average of 660 stocks rose to 203.6 at noon, while the Dow Jones industrial average advanced about 2.81 points as rails and utilities posted mixed to small moves.

New York Sion Bow Jones Rilsl Dow Jones

Windsor Boys To Sing Here At Garden City Show

Windsor Boys, a ten boy Catholic school group from Montebello California, will perform at St Marys Center Garden City Sunday at 4 pm as a benefit for the St Marys Altar Society. The program features devotional songs folk tunes Broadway numbers and ends with a classic selection. The troupe on its way to a European tour has appeared worldwide and on coast to coast radio and TV.

Garden City Windsor Montebello Calif St. Mary's Center P.m St. Mary's Altar Society Soitely United States David FE G. W. Clouse Broadway Michael Heiden Roslein Winh Mary Kentucky Ora Lee Tomi Dooley Robert EB. Lee Swance

Resurfacing of Main Street discussed by City Commission

City Manager Deane Wiley told the commission that Main Street resurfacing will stay in Kansas and proceed south. The project runs 2 weeks to 10 days behind, with a completion date expected. Plans include starting at the north end to allow time for concrete storm boxes and a two inch conduit for traffic signals at 4th and Fulton. The state delays signals until an updated traffic study is completed. A second transient aircraft hangar at the airport will be cleaned out and prepared for storage with a restraining fence to be moved to Western Pine Sales. The 701 project has funding approval effective April 27, 1964, and bids are expected for runway improvements with a start set for 2 pm next Thursday.

Main Street Kansas Deane Wiley 4Th and Fulton Fulton Street Sig Nals Wiley William Yerkes Department of Economic Development Topeka Fieers

Pidgin Language Rules and Vocabulary Overview

A concise note explains Pidgin as a workaday blend of English and other languages. It outlines that Pidgin has its own rules, vocabulary, grammar, and construction distinct from standard English, yet remains easily understood.

Deaths and funeral notices local to Cimarron and Scott City

Deaths reported of Charlie Lewis Newsom 58 of 1212 N 6th died at St Catherine Hospital after short illness with burial plans pending Garland Funeral Home. Other obituaries include Hampton Ludlow Scott City 86, and Scott City area residents, detailing survivors including spouses children and grandchildren with funeral arrangements and burial sites.

Charlie Lewis Newsom St. Catherine Hospital Haskell County Garden City Newson Methodist Church Bales Lodge Phillip Andrew Donald Santa Fe Charles Rt. 1 Robert Scott Scott City Hampton Ludlow Scott Gillan First Baptist G. Esiel Hines Healy Cemetery Mr. Ludlow Wapello Town Scott County Luella Austin Winfield Lane County Ray Harper Forest of Healy Lonnie Glenn Augusta

Rights Action May Open Dam By Arbogast

The Senate civil rights vote could unleash major administration measures as House and Senate aim for quick adjournment before the Democratic convention. Key items include mass transit aid, antipoverty and area redevelopment programs, extended foreign aid, federal pay raises, and a potential elderly medical care plan funded by higher Social Security.

William F. Arbogast Washington Senate Congress House John W. McCormack D-Mags Atlantic City Tie Rules Committee House Banking Committee

King Hints Of New Sit in At Segregated Eatery

King of the SCLC signals peaceful civil disobedience with a planned sit in at a segregated restaurant in St Augustine as clashes persist. Police, highway patrol and other agencies confront about 100 white opponents while roughly 400 demonstrators march to the Slave Market. several arrests and injuries occur amid continuing protests. Jupiter emits long wave radio signals, a rare astronomical finding recorded by 1955 scientists.

St, Augustine Pla Cap Martin Luther King King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Slave Market Florida

Funeral for Daniel J Herman Terman in Norton

Daniel Joseph Terman 30 a Navy man was found dead in his car in a Long Beach California parking lot. The funeral will be at St Francis of Assisi Norton at 9 am officiated by Rev E J Sander. He formerly lived in Garden City and attended St Marys School and Garden City High School. Surviving are his parents a sister and four brothers. Burial in Norton Cemetery with military rites.

Daniel Joseph Terman St. Francis of Assisi Norton E. J. Sander Herman Long Beach Calif Garden City St. Mary's School Garden City High School

Walter Raymond Kelly, former Gray County treasurer, dies

Walter Raymond Kelly, 8B, former Gray County treasurer, died Wednesday at Trinity Hospital, Dodge City. He was born December 26, 1875, in [location unreadable].

Cimarron Walter Raymond Kelly Gray County Trinity Hospital Dorge ‘City Bee

Not Stopped By Handicap Not Stopped By Handicap

Joanie Hyland, blind since birth, attends Braintree Junior High and earns A’s and B’s while navigating to school with a friend. She rides a bicycle after practicing on a playground and does not view blindness as a handicap, recalling a rooftop curiosity with a smile.

Braintree Mass Joanie Hyland Joanie Braintree Junior High School Achool

Hospital Admissions List At St Catherine and Nearby Cities

Today hospital admissions include Charles Lafon of 707 N 2nd and Richard Smith of 706 Penn along with Victor Schwartz of Dighton and Ernest Hartley of Johnson. Also admitted are Callie Bowen of Garden City Naomi L Hett of 209 E Hazel James Fulton Rt 1 and Clarence Burkhart 212 Wesley. Franklin D Blasi 603 N 4th Charles Newsom 1212 N 6th Reed Fleury Scott City David Gutentag 1210 Old Manor Sharon O Ferris Gardendale and Kenneth Lehreibvogel Deerfield.

St. Catherine K Charles Lafon Richard Smith Penn Victor Schwartz Dighton Ernest Hartley Johnson Earnest William Mary Charles Lee Dunlap Gardendale Callie Bowen Garden City Naomi L. Hett E. Hazel James Fulton Clarence Burkhart Wesley Franklin D. Blasi Charles L. Newsom Mrs. Reed Fleury Scott City David Gutentag Old Manor Sharon O. Ferris Kenneth Lehreibvogel Deerfield

Dismissals Births Fines and Accidents Listed in Local Notices

A compiled local notices page shows dismissals at St Catherine and St Rita area listings, births at St Catherine Correction, corrections to a birth report, several fines for no registration no license tags or speeding with costs noted, a divorce granted for Judith Ann Jones from Bobby Dean Jones, bonds posted and forfeited, and police and accident reports detailing vehicles and locations on W Kansas Ave E Laurel and Davis with minor to moderate damage. Names include Adlai Decker Mrs Claude Scott Mrs Sidney Nevin Stacy St Gonzales Lee Roy Pilcher and others with addresses noted in Oklahoma towns.

Frank Musquiz E. Santa Ke St. Catherine Adlai Decker Satanta Claude Scott Scott City Sidney Nevin Stacy St. Gonzales Lee Roy Pilcher Old Manor Virgil Leroy Hubbard Lakin Joyce Dora Mona Knoll Paul Craig Hooker Okla Terry Lee Rhodes Elm Christina S. Smith Davis Louie Blau Marienthal Darrell Walker Pierceville Robert. Walker Carl W. Connors Raymond G. Schartz Ulysses Tineiro G. Aguilera R. Gerhardt Walters Charles O. Bughee el Monte Calif Judith Ann Jones Bobby Dean Jones Roney N. Stenzel Gardendale Harold William Armknecht E. Laurel Kansas Ave Leon Petty Bancroft Block E Laurel Pearl Dean Holmes Center Block Davis William Gardiner Davis Robert Lee Kreutzer

Patriarch Athenagoras Collapses During Service in Istanbul

ISTANBUL Turkey AP Patriarch Athenagoras 78 collapsed while officiating and was ordered to bed by his doctor a patriarchate spokesman said He was said to be suffering from overwork and a fainting spell Cumhuryet reported a heart attack but sources insisted his heart condition was normal and he rested at home.

Istanbul Turkey Athenagores Cumhurviyet Athenagoras

I See. by The Telegram Ted Morgan Named County Campaign Chairman

Ted Morgan, Lakin attorney and active Republican, named Kearny County campaign chairman for Bill Avery in the Republican governor nomination race. Claude S. Heath, Garden City attorney, named chairman of the Finney County Wunsch for Governor committee. Paul Wunsch of Kingman is a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor.

Ted Morgan Lakin Kearny County Bill Avery Claude $. Heath Garden City Finney County Paul Wunsch Kingman

Fire Forces Crew Off of Jinxed Ship Pomona Near Honolulu

The Liberian-registered Pomona, last captained by a man slain with an axe en route to Formosa, faced a midsea engine room fire forcing 30 crew to liferafts. They were rescued, then reintegrated aboard as a new crew under Alf Olsen prepared for tug rescue. Cause is under investigation.

Honolulu Pomona Formosa Rio Manamo Coast Guard Kukui Hawaii Alf Olsen Jacob Natvig Natvig Olsen Islands Namdal Shipping Co Brazil

4 H Judging School Slated for Monday

Finney County 4 Hers will take part Monday in a home economics judging school at the 4 H building starting at 2 p.m. Mrs Elsie Branden county home economics agent says three classes in foods clothing and home improvement will be judged. Boys as well as girls are welcome to participate.

Finney County 4-H Elsie Branden

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