Garden City Livestock Market Report Friday Prices
Final stocks show active cattle trade with calves and yearlings steady to active. Steer calves 32 to 40, heifer calves 30 to 35, light steer yearlings 31 to 39, feeders 32 to 35.50, cows 18.50 to 21.50, bulls 22 to 26.75. Cows and calves 240 to 280 per pair. hogs strong at 24.90, heavy butchers 24 to 24.50, light 14 to 17.5, stock pigs 9 to 22. KC market: cattle 34 to 35, hogs mostly 25.75 to 24.25, feeders 29 to 32.50, calves 36 to 40, sows up to 25 higher.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Congress Debates Stronger Cigarette Warning Labels
AP report notes House Commerce Committee members Brock Adams John By Rhigan and Robert C. Zliat push a stricter label requiring Surgeon General warning on all ads and packages. Proposal would move to front of packages, curb ads to minors, and empower states to flag bans. Opponents say bill too weak and faces uphill committee fight.
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House Commerce. Committee
Brock Adam
Washington
John
Byrhigan
Robert C. Zliat
Rhode ‘Island
House
Local youths receive promotions and achievements across Salina and beyond
Maurice Niedens, son of Dr and Mrs Niedens, is promoted to cadet sergeant at St John’s Military School Salina while an eighth grader in the Episcopal lower division. Jimmie Rodgers Show features Burgundy Street Singers all summer. Scott Davis, son of Ed Pasta, is a Steers member. Claudia Marie Harmon, daughter of Clyde Harmon, accepts a teaching post in Unified School District 259 Wichita after earning a Kansas State Teachers College degree in Emporia. Helen Rintoul, daughter of David and Mrs Rintoul, makes Marymount College dean’s list for the third term. Mrs Lee Selichnow and Sherri Ernest, Fort Hays State College students, begin student teaching in a five-week summer lab. Betty Menz, a 1983 Central State College graduate, attends math for elementary teachers at Central State. John Wheeler, son of John and Mrs Wheeler, helps Fort Hays State College seniors in a postal production study yielding seven improvement recommendations. Joe LeForte and Leroy Peters of Garden City join Golden Plains Stock Company cast for East Lynne in Colby College Union, July 3.
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M. C.'Niedenz
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Episcopal
Jimmie Rodgers
CBS
Scott ‘Davis
Mrs Ed. Pasta
the Steers
Claudia Marie Hermon
Clyde Harmon
Unified School District
Wichita
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Lee Selichnow
Sherri
L. Ernest
Garden Citians
Fort ‘Hays
Betty Menz
E. Chestnut
Central State College
Edmond
Okla
Central State
Joe LeForte
Leroy Peters
Garden City
East Lynne
Golden Plains Stock Company
Colby
Colby College Union
Body of Army officer's wife found on school playground
The body of Mrs. Jacqueline Lee Tisdale, 58, wife of Lt. Patrick D. Tisdale of Fort Leavenworth, was discovered Sunday on a public school playground by three teenagers. She is the mother of five children aged 5 to 12.
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Ean
Army
Jacqueline Lee Tisdale
Patrick D. Tisdale
Ft. Leavseers
Drug Film Showings At Garden City Junior College
Two films on drug use will premiere at the Garden City Community Junior College campus. Sponsored by the Finney County Association for Mental Health, screenings begin 8 p.m. in the Academic Building lecture room, north of the Student Center, with follow up discussions. Tonight targets adults 21 and over. tomorrow night offers access to those under 21. Films titled Drugs and the Nervous System and Seduction of the Innocent.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Finney County Association For Mental Health
Supreme Court Opens Without Justice Douglas
The Supreme Court announced decisions today with Justice William C. Douglas absent. Calls to his office were referred to the press officer who said Douglas was out of town to receive an honorary degree and did not have details on the awarding university.
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Washington
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Sheriff and deputies rush to end domestic crisis near Murphy
In Murphy Missouri a sheriff and deputies moved on a rural house with a seven minute deadline to stop a man from killing his two sons and himself. A gunfight wounded five including Sheriff Walter Buerger and Deputy William Myers. The man Anthony Coma and a 13 year old son were wounded. Coma’s wife told police he planned to shoot his family at 4 pm. Charges of assault with intent to kill were to be filed against Coma.
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Here
Jefferson County
Walter Buerger
Myers
William Myers
Anthony Comla
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Buerger
Irvin Ferguson
Comia
Tresna
Mons
Two Local Farmers Die. Obituaries For Owens and Brack
Dighton farmer Emmett Owens 52 died unexpectedly at his northeast of Dighton home. He born April 6 1917 in Pendennis married LaVona Bretz Sept 22 1947 at Garden City. He was a lifelong Dighton resident member of Dighton Christian Church and American Legion. Survived by widow daughter Mae Ellen mother Ellen Owens and brother Merritt. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Dighton Christian Church with burial at Quinter Cemetery military honors. The second obituary notes Leoti farmer born June 7 1903 at Leoti married Hannah Riffel May 18 1928 at Lakin. Survived by widow daughter Mrs Eugene Molby of Ulysses brother Karl Leoti two sisters Mrs Garland Ganson and Mrs Byron Johnston and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Leoti Baptist Church with burial at Leoti Cemetery. Friends may call Weinmann Price Funeral Home Leoti.
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Dighton
Emmett Owens
Pendennis
LaVona Bretz
Garden City
Christian. Church
American Legion
Mae Ellen
Ellen Owens
Merritt
Memphis
Tenn
Christian’ Church
Graydon Pittman
Joe Tempfer
Quinter Cemetery
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Leoti
Hannah Riffel
Lakin
Brack
Leoti Baptist Church
Glen Epp
Leoti Cemetery
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Clayton H Brack a Leoti lifelong resident dies at 66
Clayton H Brack 66 longtime Leoti resident passed away after a long life spent in the community. Survived by relatives in Leoti and beyond, funeral arrangements were to be announced locally.
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Leoti
Clayton H. Brack
Convicted for Mistreatment in Finney County Court
A young mother was convicted of child mistreatment in Finney County Juvenile Court and committed to a psychiatric hospital. The infant was hospitalized from injuries sustained in the mistreatment about three weeks earlier. Custody of the child was placed with Finney County Welfare Agency. The father, then stationed in Vietnam, returned for the hearing. Details on injuries or hospital stay length were not released.
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Finney County
Vietnam
Three Die on Kansas Roads
Three people die in Kansas highway crashes. Ronald G. Bennett 21 of Muskogee Oklahoma State University student was killed when his car hit the rear of a truck aiding another vehicle near Wichita. John H. Purser Jr 25 of Topeka died when his car overturned on U S 75 south of Burlington. Sixteen year old Danny Portena of Wilson died when his car overturned on an Ellsworth County road near Wilson.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Eckentd W
Oklahoma State University
Ronald G. Bennett
Muskogee
Okla
Wichita
John H. Purser Jr
Topeka
U.S. 75
Burington
Danny Pod- Tena
Wilson
Ellsworth
British Field Marshal Earl Alexander Dies at 77
LONDON AP Earl Alexander of Tunis a top World War II British commander died aged 77 Born 1891 he led British forces in Burma and North Africa and commanded allied armies in Italy He later served as governor general of Canada and held posts including minister of defense and lord lieutenant of London
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Alexander
George VI
Canada
Earl—Of
Baron Rideau
Ottawa
Earl of
Caledon
Winston Churchill
Tower of London
Greater London
Events Calendar Highlights and Schedule Totals
Today and Tuesday feature social runs and walks at Penrose Stadium and Memorial Stadium with swim sessions and beginner to advanced exercise classes. Thursday repeats Tuesday’s schedule with additional fitness sessions and women’s jog at 4 pm.
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Salim
Zen
Memorial Stadium
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Krebs
Essens
Rel Hwy
Amoria
Dismissals At St Catherine Hospital List Names Families
A hospital notices list recent dismissals at St Catherine including Mrs Norman Clark and baby daughter 1001 N 8th Mn Norbert Gerber and baby son 1209 Gibson and other patients. A license revocation for Leroy L Thomas 411 N 1st due to driving while intoxicated.
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Enim
St. Cathietine
Norman Clark
Norbert Gerber
Gibson
Peter reClerc
Ict
Leroy L. Thomas
Heer Involved In Training In ROTC Summer Camp
Kansas State University student Michael R. Heer began training yesterday at Hill Air Force Base Utah in the summer Air Force ROTC program. Ninety one K State cadets will spend four weeks at bases nationwide for leadership training survival techniques and base operations observing and participating in base life. Cadet Heer is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond H Heer of 11719 Center. Other training sites include March Air Force Base Calif Fairchild Air Force Base Wash Otis Air Force Base Md Air Force Academy Colo Plattsburgh Air Force Base N Y Gunter Air Force Base Ala and Little Rock Air Force Base Ark.
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Kansas State University
Michael R. Heer
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Heer
Raymond H. Heer
Marth Air Force Base
Calif
Fairchild Air Force Base
Wash
Otis Air Force Base
Air Force Academy
Colo
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
N.Y
Gunter Air Force Base
Ala
Little Rock Air Force Base
Ark
Traffic City Accidents Reported Saturday and Sunday
Saturday 5 8 35 a.m Main and railroad crossing truck driven by Marvin D. Baister Phoenix Ariz into railroad crossing arm. Saturday 5 47 p m St John and Spencer cars driven by William A Goodnight 1905 St John and Pamela L Bedker 1502 St John both cars extensive damage. Saturday 6 53 p m Main and Kansas pickup driven by Norman L John 908 W Olive and car driven by Mrs Joseph Beltran 611 Pennsylvania both vehicles moderate damage. Sunday 4 30 p m 1000 E Fulton car driven by Lance L Bush Dighton and stop sign.
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Marvin D. Baister
Phoenix
Ariz
St. John
Anid Spencer
William A. Goodnight
Pamela L. Bedker
Maineand
Kansas
Norman L. John
Marriage Licenses Granted in Garden City Area
William J Kennedy and Joyce Elaine Kennedy both of Garden City. Delmar Eugene Mal chow of Scott City and Mary Ann Hilliard of Garden City. Neil A Koster of Garden City and Donna D Davis of Lakin both listed for marriage licenses.
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William J. Kennedy
Joyce Elaine Kennedy
Garden City
Delmar Eugene Malchow
Scott City
Mary Ann Hilliard
Neil A. Koster
Donna D. Davis
Lakin
Mrs Clara Kuttler 103 Dies in Tribune Area
Mrs Clara Kuttler 103, believed the area’s oldest resident, died Saturday at Helmwood Rest Home after a long illness. Born June 9, 1886 in Barada Nebraska she married Joseph Kuttler in 1886. he died in 1918. Survived by five sons two daughters a brother and numerous grandchildren. Funeral at Tribune Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. MST with burial at Greeley County Cemetery. Weinmann Price Funeral Home Leoti arranging.
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Clara Kuttler
Helmwood Rest
Barada
Neb
Joseph Kutttler
Falls City
Rebekah Lodge
Roy E
the Tribune
Methodist Church
Wilbur Rothfuss
Burla
Greeley County
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Leoti
Shoeshine Parlor Fight Ends in Death in Kansas City
In Kansas City a Sunday dispute at the Prospect parlor left Bijor J. Davis 19 shot dead. Leon Slaughter 19 suffered abdominal and left arm wounds and James Robert Duncan 21 was wounded in the stomach. Slaughter critical, Duncan fair. Police tie Davis to the Committee of Twenty, a militant Black group.
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Kansas City
Bijor J. Davis
Prospect Parlor
Leon Slaughter
James
Robert Duncan
Slaughter
Duncan
Davis
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