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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
1
Relman Morin recalls Birmingham a year after the 1963-64 upheavals, noting mixed progress. White and Black residents sit together at events like baseball games and graduation, while segregation persists in hotels and restaurants. Officials face mixed reviews over integration efforts and a planned citizen council remains advisory.
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle supply tight with calves and cows scarce, hindering market formation. Hog prices hold to 26 lower with 1-3 barrows and gilts at 15.00 to 16.00 and sows 12.25 to 11.75, while eggs market terms listed for various sizes.
New York AP reports Sperry Rand faced heavy selling as the stock market fell early in the afternoon after a brief three day rally. Large blocks traded 17000 15000 and 10900 shares with continued pressure amid news Dr Louis T Radar resigned as president of Sperrys unrvae division to join General Electric. GE stock was about unchanged as the market drifted lower with retail aerospace and drug stocks posting mixed moves.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 24 returned safely from a bus trip to the Black Hills in South Dakota led by adult leader Mrs Frank Pennington. Capt Robert W Perkins of the Kansas Highway Patrol graduates today from a police administration course in Louisville and will join Topeka as operations officer. Oklahoma State University alumni plan a picnic at Finnup Park on Sunday June 1 with a covered dish supper at 5 pm. Diane Martin Graham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Merrill, received a bachelor of music degree at University of Wichita commencement last Sunday.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to confer with President Johnson on the German Berlin question and the Moscow pact between East Germany and the Soviet Union. Erhard said he would await the full text before commenting. Andrews Air Force Base welcomed him.
Karen Sue Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur V Jones Eminence Rt has accepted a teaching position in the Milwaukee Wis school system for the 1964 65 term A 1960 Ingalls High School graduate she earned a bachelor of science in education from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in May Also mention of W Averell Harriman remarks and various 1964 65 term context not related to Jones kept minimal
A reorganizational meeting was held with about 16 charter members. Ladislada Hernandez was chosen temporary chairman with Tom LeGate as vice chairman and David Weibe as treasurer. Next meeting is set for Monday June 22. Interested members should contact Cit Kinney or Winston Scoll.
Garden City Chapter of DeMolay joins five West Kansas districts in a Sunday district conclave at Sharon Springs. Registration 10 to 11 am CST for members from Hays Hugoton Liberal Garden and Sharon Springs. Janet Barnell from Garden City competes as district DeMolay Sweetheart with state title to follow in Manhattan.
Bucharest shifts away from dramatic Soviet control as Russian language drops from schools and Soviet outlets close or rename. Gheorghiu-Dej ages out Soviet pressure, expands Western trade, and lures Western firms. Romania explores GATT, eases tourist rules, and eyes nuclear plants while trimming Soviet cultural influence.
A clipped listing shows dismissals and legal notices including quitclaim deeds and names such as Mrs D PD Richardson and William M Brewer Jr. along with addresses in Ulysses Denver Lak Deerfield and West Side areas surrounding St Catherine hospital.
Funeral for Charlie Newsom 58, longtime Finney County farmer and cattleman, will be Monday at 9 30 a.m. at the First Methodist Church with Rev. William Wilkoff officiating. Burial in Ingalls Cemetery. Died Thursday in St Catherine Hospital. Friends may call Garland Funeral Home Saturday 7 10 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. CIMARRON Death notices for Francis F Immroth 69 follow. He died Thursday at Trinity Hospital, Dodge. Burial Cimarron Cemetery after 10 a.m. Saturday service at Cimarron Methodist Church led by Rev. Wilkoff. Survivors include three sons Eldon Garden City Don San Juan Calif Loren Cimarron daughters Mrs La Verne Werner Jetmore and Mrs Ethel Peters Albany Ore a brother Phillip Pueblo Colo two sisters Mrs Tillie Steinkuehler and Mrs Rosie Downtain Cimarron ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Explosions rocked military ammunition dumps across the Ozama River from Santo Domingo overnight. Four people were killed and 112 wounded as flames hampered fire crews, troops, and police from approaching the dumps. Government official Donald Reid Cabral said three to five dumps at the 27th of February barracks were destroyed while investigators probe the cause. An informal report suggested a fire in a powder magazine ignited the blasts. Residents heard carbine shots before the first explosion.
Real estate transfers listed include And Son Real Estate Agents to C A Construction Co Inc for all land in East Village First Addition. Lorraine E Simpson to Willard R Simpson covers south 3 feet of lot 8 all of lot 11 block 15 Kemper's Replat Holmes Second Add. Marriage licenses for Ramon M Gonzalez and Anita Orozco of Garden City. Courts Abate allowed for George Stegman Liberal for insufficient funds $11.70 plus $17.45 costs. Fines: Granville E Koehn Marienthal speeding 72 in 60 mph zone $10 plus $5 costs. District divorce filed Janet Dumas vs Raymond Dumas. Bonds posted for speeding $35 in 30 mph zone Owen A Fritz 626 Wheatridge and improper driving John Adair Shobe 2011 N 7th. Driving while intoxicated John Bedford Throckmorton 1601 N Main $100. Calvin A Mills 2102 N Main speeding 35 in 39 mph zone $10.
At 4 10 p m on Thursday a car driven by Mrs W Robert Matthews struck a parked car owned by Mrs Gladys Pinegar at 300 block N 7th and 601 N 5th causing minor damage to both vehicles.
Lee Kemper of 508 North 6th visits Wichita this weekend with a booth at the Book and Art Fair staged by the Wichita Art Museum Inc at the new Wichita University campus art museum. He demonstrates carving from bass wood to painted birds, part of the Artists in Action theme. Kemper, a National Wood Carvers Assn. member, has lectured and demonstrated in Phoenix Arizona and Garden City, joined by Mrs. Kemper.
An active segment of the Pacific earthquake belt runs from central Alaska through the Kenai Peninsula near Anchorage, along the Alaska Peninsula and the Aleutian Islands toward Asia.
Five burglaries cleared by Garden City Police with the arrest of a 15 year old Lakin youth and two 18 year old Garden Citians. Benito Garcia Avila and Richard Avila Rojas charged with burglary and grand larceny. Juvenile turned over to Juvenile Court authorities. Rojas and Avila were in County Court Thursday afternoon with bonds set at 1000 dollars. Victims include Western Auto Supply, Standard Supply, Modern Radio, and Wells Robinson Furniture with breaks dated April 11, May 24, May 16, May 6 and November 19, 1963.
In Helena and Shelby Montana residents frantically worked through the night to sandbag two large farm reservoirs as a third dam threatened to fail. About 300 Shelby homes faced potential flooding with no injuries reported. In southern Montana the Jefferson River rose, flooding lowlands and washing out at least one bridge.
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