Anderson Runs For Re election In Kansas Governor Race
Gov John Anderson filed for a second term pledging focus on education standards and finance taxation. He cited junior colleges and a new diagnostic center, urged a longer term and possible tax reforms including a withholding option. Opponent Har vey I Crouch also filed. Dist Judge Ernest M Vieux filed for reelection.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Monnday
Anderson
Harvey I. Crouch
Minneola
Cruch
Omaha
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Ernest M. Vieux
Stat
Clark
Comanche
Ford Gray
Kiowa and
Meader
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Cattle
Kansas City markets show cattle across categories mostly steady with primes at 23.25 to 26.25, vealers 24.00 to 28.00, and cows 15.75 to 18.50. hogs steady to lower with barrows and gilts 17.50 to 18.25 and sows 14.75 to 15.25. Sheep keep lambs strong, 25 higher, with good to prime lambs 21.00 to 24.50 and feeders 11.00 to 14.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Deaths and funerals in Garden City and Lakin
Graveside service for Frank C. Alvin 67 will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Valley View Cemetery with Rev. J. M. Stevenson officiating. Gar land Funeral Home will host a 1:30 p.m. gathering to depart for the cemetery. Survivor: daughter Anna Marie Walker of Hutchinson. Ernest Craig 75 died at home in Lakin after 42 years’ residence there. Born Oct 11 1887 in Garden City. Surviviors include Mary Florence Kells widow, two daughters Reva Yardley Patsy Cochell, one son Ernest Craig Jr, two brothers Jack Craig and Cameron Craig, eight grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at First Christian Church Garden City. Rev. Hubert Todds to officiate. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Frank C. Alvin
W. Fulton
Valley View Cemetery
J. M. Stevenson
Garland Funeral Home
Anna Marie Walker
Hutchinson
Lakin
Ernest Craig
Garden City
Mr. Craig
Southside Ditch Company
Mary Florence Kells
Reva Yardley
Patsy Cochell
Jack “Craig
Fulton
Cameron Craig
Riverside
First Christian Church
Hubert Todds
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Maupin couple funeral set for Thursday in Phillips Home
Ray Elmer Maupin and Ella Elizabeth Maupin are to be buried at Valley View Cemetery after a Saturday double death. Funeral services will be at 40 a.m. at Phillips Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Davis of Faith Tabernacle officiating. Survivors include two sons and two daughters, with eight grandchildren amid listed addresses and kin. The paragraph ends with an out-of-place note about a Barro Colorado Island night monkey and sleep behavior.
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Ray Kilmer Maupin
Mulberry
Ella Elizabeth Maupin
Phillips Funeral Home
Harold Davis
Faith Tabernacle
Valley View Cemetery
Gary
Steven
M Morgan
N. Main
Jo Ann Billings
Gardendale
E. Seavey
Wichita
Frank Culbertson
Haywood
Calif
Cold Wave Hits Eureka during Kansas weather swing
A freak Eureka storm toppled temperatures by about 50 degrees after a late Monday drop. By 6 p.m. Eureka read 87 degrees, then hail and heavy rain fell, lowering to 38 briefly before climbing to 62. Rain totaled 1.70 inches as meteorologist Richard Garrett noted possible June record low for Eureka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eureka
Mercury
Richard Garrett
Sail
Funes
Garden City
Pittsburg
Goodland
Olathe
Humane Society To Elect Officers In Garden City
The Garden City Humane Society Chapter will elect officers at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Civic Center. The meeting is open to all interested. Afterward a film about Tommy the Lion, made in Garden City a decade ago, will be shown. The lion died earlier at the K State Veterinary Hospital.
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Garden City Humane Society
Civic Center
Tommy the Lion
Garden City
Tommy
Lee Richardson Zoo
Garfield School
Telegram Office
K-State Veterinary Hospital
Holcomb Youth Ordered to Court on Muffler Charge
Eugene Earl Wright twelve of Holcomb posted a hundred dollar bond and is ordered to appear before Judge Clyde P. Daniel Wednesday in Police Court. Targeting his seventh arrest on a charge of improper muffler.
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Holcomb
Eugene Earl Wright
Clyde P. Daniel
Wright
Rail Wage Boost Triggers Rail Layoffs Across Lines
Chicago AP reports a 10.2 cents per hour wage boost for 450000 off train workers led to furloughs on Illinois Central of 650, with others planning cuts or studying effects. Rock Island Line laid off 300 since May, Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe signaling workforce adjustments, St Louis San Francisco also cutting nonoperating staff as carriers absorb $105 million annual payroll rise.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central Railroad
Wayne Johnston
Kennedy
James E. Wolfe
Rock Island Line
H. Biliy Johnson
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis-San Francisco
Garden Citizens Teach Grenade Drills in Army Reserve Camp
Garden City residents play major roles at Fort Leonard Wood as Army Reserve cadets train two weeks of active duty. First Lt. Bob Collins and Lt. John J Nannings head grenade instruction alongside Sergeants Fankhauser Malcolm and Schiffelbein. Instructors also supervise dummy grenades and drill basics while Capt John Walters and Sgt Gordon Lowe oversee operations.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Bob Collins
U. S. Army Reserve
Garden City
John J .Nannings
Dick Fankhauser
Bill Malcolm
Whitey Schiffelbein
353Rd Regiment
Don Zielke
Garden City Uni
Kenny Allen
Richard Brooks
L. Company
John Walters
Gordon Lowe
Paieorum
Tax Measure Future Uncertain
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration rejected a proposed compromise on the tax revision bill, leaving its fate uncertain. The House passed measure faces delay as the Senate delays again, with talks offering only a less controversial version by dropping three key elements: a 1.35 billion investment credit, a withholding plan on dividends and interest, and higher taxes on foreign subsidiaries.
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Washington
Kennedy
Finance Committee
House
Senate
John J. Williams
U.S
Roger Williams Park Ranked Among Finest City Parks
Roger Williams Park in Providence Rhode Island is regarded as one of the nation's best city-owned parks, noted for its size design and public amenities.
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Roger Williams
Providence
Producers Vote On Turkey Marketing Order Details
Turkey producers vote this week through Friday on supply-management rules under the national marketing order. Eligible handlers above 7000 pounds liveweight face regulatory provisions. small producers under 3600 pounds are not directly affected. Certification at the county ASCS office determines voting eligibility.
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Whld
C.A. Schoot
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Three Youths Fined Paroled For Bread Heist
Three local youths aged 18, 17, and 18 were fined $25 and sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Clyde P. Daniel in Police Court for petty larceny. The break in occurred Sunday at Dillon's Food Market, Rainbow Bread truck. about $8.88 of bread and pastries were stolen. Each youth was paroled a year and agreed to restitution.
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Clark Edward Lee
Pearl
Gary Wayne Mueller
Norman Dwight
Scheuchzer
Taylor
Clyde P. Daniel
Dillon’s
Local Hospital Admissions and Public Notices Report
Admissions include Stacey Marie Hock and Jack J. Smith among others at St. Catharine. Leopold LaDonna Becker and Pierdeville listed among admissions. Smissals, license suspensions, fines, parole actions, and numerous legal deeds and property transfers noted for Garden City area.
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St. Catharine
Marie Hock
Jack J. Smith
Marshall Kyle
Paveland
Kansas
Vient L
Hager
Kenneth
Mark A. Hays
Charles C, Dierks
Leon
Jerry Kay Webb
Kalvesta
Leopold LaDonna
Multiple Property Transfers and Marriage Licenses in Garden City and Dodge City
Property transfers include Garden City parcel transfers among Oetken Weldon Smith and Algrim families, various lots and tracts in 28-22-30 30-20-20 14-25-31 and Algrim-Smith subdivision with Dougant replat. Transactions list buyers and sellers such as Wheatland Electric Cooperative and Merlin D Smith. Marriage licenses issued for Richard Jones and Roberta Ellen Heine both in Garden City and Clarence Springfield and Marie Silver in Dodge City.
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Ron W
Oetken
Everett A
Everett A. Oetken
H. Clay Weldon
Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc
Ney
Irwin L. Algrim
Merlin D. Smith
John C. Colling
Gibson
Owen L. Grabie
Donald D. Eastman
Et Ux
Arter & Young
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Leo B. Abrams
Richard Jones
Roberta Ellen Heine
Garden Cuy
Clarence A. Springfield
Marie K. Silver
Dodge City
Fair Judges School Set
Three specialists from Manhattan will conduct a judging school Thursday for adults who will be fair judges. The session starts at 9 a.m. and ends by 3 p.m. Displays will be in the 4-H Club building. Florence Cutter and Tex Demuth assist with training.
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Manhattan
Atwastall
Florence Cutter
Tex Demuth
New Jersey Man Sentenced for Burglary in Kansas
Glen Warren Moseley, 28, of Atlantic City, N J, received five years at Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing after being found guilty of burglary in Finney County District Court. He was arrested after two failed breaks at First Methodist and Christian churches. Donald Stewart Hayward was found guilty in district court of attempted burglary at the White House Grocery. his five year sentence was suspended.
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New Jersey
Kansas State Penitentary
Lansing
Finney
Glen Warren Moseley
Atlantic City
N.J
Donald Stewart Hayward
White House
Garden Citian Elected Officer in State
Garden City Ruth Potter was elected treasurer and Dorothy Jones of Ulysses was named a director of the Kansas Business and Professional Women's Clubs at a Wichita meeting Saturday.
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Garden Citian
Ulysses
Kansas Business and
Wichita
Ruth Potter
Garden City
Dorothy Jones
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Frank Alvin
Ray Elmer Maupin
Barro Colorado Island
Canal Zone
Claude Owens
Lee Richardson Loo
China
India
Salt Lake City
Utah
Telegram
Humane Society
Fage Z
Turkey
Amily
Mark Kaiser
Bancroft
John J. Wolfe
N. 12Th
Jerald J. Morris
Janet Louis Gilcrist
N. 11Th
Olive Gross
Roy James Ambrister
Claremore
Ohio
Douglas Errol McClure
Imperial
Richard Leon Fisher
Lloyd Larry Winters
Pueblo
Colo
Billy Gene Basinger
Scott City
Marvin Ray Brungardt
Alfredo G. Moreno
W. Maple
Amador B. Lelja
Donald Owen Nelson
Lee Lonfo Capshaw
Ansel Lopez Martinez
Donald D. Handy
Henry Lee Hammonds
Charles Andrew Leet, Jr
Clifford Ray Mulligan
Roy James Armbrister
Guttclaim Deeas
AM. McAllister
City of
Lee Belknap
Ralph Belknap
Clarence Belknap
Garden City, Corporation
Deeds —Masonry Products Company, Inc
Robert Z. Reed
Fankhauser
McAllister and Sons, Inc
C.M. McAllister
J.M. Phillip
L.C. Sturdevant
Henning and Crain
Emerson and Eales
Elsie O
Kruse
Bryon W. Oetken
Fair Judges
BPW
Apmed Motors
Five Points Motor Co., Inc
Jones Ave
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