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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1964

Page

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Liberal Man Hurt in Wreck

Lloyd C. Odneal, 55, of Liberal, is listed in fair condition at St. Catherine Hospital after a one car crash south of town yesterday evening. Driver Clyde Hinkle, 48, Denver, Cole, was treated for minor injuries and charged with driving while intoxicated. The crash occurred at about 9:65 p.m. on a curve in the sandhills as Hinkle reportedly lost control, the car rolling 144 times. Hinkle is jailed and set to appear in County Court Monday.

St. Catherine Hospital Lloyd C. Odneal Clyde Hinkle Denver Cole Hinkle Odneal Highway Patrol Dick Elder Elder Umai Garden City

Rain and hail hit areas north of Garden City

Rain and some hail fell in various places north of Garden City as dark clouds moved in with thunder and lightning. Wolf Elevator northeast of Deerfield recorded .30 inch of rain, while Friend had a sprinkle. Scott City saw 0.12 inch. Morning sprinkles persisted in the Scott area with clouds and thunder. reports noted heavy rains in northwest Kansas, including up to 4.4 inches near Weskan along the Colorado border.

Garden City Wolf Elevator Deerfield Hall Friend Scott City Scott Area Kansas Weskan Colorado

Hospital Graduation Is Judged Top Tip

In Garden City in May a hospital graduation for Judi Meng of Ingalls High School became the Telegram-KIAS top tip prize winner, with a diploma in the hospital room at St. Catherine after a swimming accident. The event earned $25, shared by four other tipsters. second place prize went to Carole Corley for a Grant County tornado damage story.

Garden City Telegram-Kias Judi Meng Ingalls High School St. Catherine Ingalls Ron Hamm Judi Grant County Carole Corley Ovid Harman N. 1St Charles Oleman Wallace Wilson Bancroft Telegram

Storm Wednesday Causes $550000 Insured Loss inOK City

Insurance figures show hail damage from Wednesday storm exceeds $550,000 in insured losses to homes, businesses, and other structures. Paul Langford of General Adjustment Bureau urges immediate temporary repairs to broken windows and roofs and notes such costs are claimable.

Insurance Information Institute Paul Langford General Adjustment Bureau Oklahoma

Scranton enters GOP race with bid for delegates

The Lincolnian Crusade unfolds as Scranton declares a candidacy amid rising opposition to Goldwater. Nixon questions Scranton’s independence after a pivotal phone call while Eisenhower voiced admiration. Scranton jets to Hartford for the Connecticut convention as Goldwater leads with 574 delegates. Rockefeller calls for party choice and Scranton faces a costly, vigorous fight to gain 655 needed for nomination.

Goldwater Scranton Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon Harrisburg Hartford Connecticut New York Nelson A. Rockefeller

Renick Files For Commission In Finney County

Merrill Renick, 47, Garden City businessman, filed today for the Finney County Board of Commissioners on the Democratic ticket, seeking the 3rd District seat. A Garden City native, he owns Renick Drug No 1 and served in WWII. He is active in Masonic and Elks Lodges, VFW, American Legion, and Presbyterian Church.

Merrill Renick Garden City Board of Commissions Finney County Renick N. 2Nd Kansas City School of Pharmacy Cef Merrill Renick Drug No 1 Masonic and Elks Lodges VFW American Legion The Presbyterian Church Tell Ald Raymond Oyler

Gas Garden quip on middle age and home by o'clock

A witty remark from Gas Garden jokes that middle age means not caring where you go as long as you are home by a set time. The quip highlights a humorous take on aging and routine.

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