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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
1
Fat cattle receipts total 614 head with steers and heifers selling strong. Kansas City market reports cattle 1500 head with high choice and prime steers around 23.50 and cows steady to 25 lower, hogs up 25 to 50 cents, lambs at 21.75 to 21.25, and ewes near 4.75 to 0.25.
New York AP report shows a mixed stock pattern with modest gains in some sectors. Motors and airlines lead activity while tobacco slips as AMA prepares to vote on smoking health issue. Industrials modestly higher, steels quiet, Dow up 0.08 at 718.98 at noon. Corporates and government bonds mixed.
Five Garden City and four area residents are among the 630 students who earned places on the spring semester honor roll of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Kansas, Lawrence. Straight A scholars include David S. Brolffer Hugoton senior John Charles Roper 808 N. 2nd freshman William Dean Salter 1222 Parkwood senior and Sandra L. Simmons Hugoton junior. Others on the honor roll include Carol Jean Betlack Leon senior Vern Bennom Grinsley 1012 Theron Place senior Charles P. Melcher Ulysses freshman Lauron Rose Nusser 1403 AD junior and Peggy Helen Smith 309 Ballinger freshman.
Eighty cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church pray for divine guidance before entering the conclave in St. Peter's Basilica to elect the 262nd pope. Voting begins Thursday with four ballots daily in the Sistine Chapel until a two thirds majority is reached. Expected contenders include Montini Urbani Lercaro as progressives and Confalonieri Morella as moderates, with Castalda and Roberti named among conservatives.
Two psychiatrists told the California School on Alcoholism that the United States is becoming more alcoholic. They cited high consumption of spirits beer and wine, with estimates of deaths and a total liquor cost around 10.5 billion dollars yearly. they contrasted it with other modest expenditures.
A Travis County grand jury found no illegality in William J. Murray earning more than 1.7 million dollars from oil and gas ventures during his 16 years on the Texas Railroad Commission. The report criticizes publicity surrounding the matter and emphasizes grand jury secrecy.
AP report from Kansas City notes 60 percent of shoppers use charge accounts, with expectations of 80 to 85 percent in two decades. Warren Wylie of Winstock Lubin Sacramento predicts a surge as war babies enter the market. Edith Downey of Rothschilds Oklahoma City cites teen credit acceptance as not riskier than older buyers. Gilliland of Fingerhut Minneapolis elected Sigma Chi Epsilon president. Leonard Berry of St. Louis named secretary.
Harold Rees of Garden City has accepted a post teaching mathematics and physics at Portis High School starting September 1983. A Bethany College graduate with a math major, he belongs to the Mathematics and Physics Club and has participated in debate and drama. Rees, a Sherman Community High School Goodland graduate, 1959, is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rees. Population of the United States is projected to rise to 250 million by 1980 from about 188 million this year.
Admissions list at St Catherine includes Le Roy Humphrey Burnside Drive Tami Sue Brecheisen Debra Leah Brecheisen 304 Hamline Mary Herrington Hackberry Leland Meairs Sublette Johnnie Holmes Jr 303 S 7th Myron Moler 1612 George John Heile 1211 Mulberry At Leopold Mrs Raymond Burch Lakin Mrs Albert James Syracuse Dismissals at St Catherine Kearl R Austin Scott City Cora Smith 70g E Wal nut Mrs Robert T Tyler 509 N and Mrs Kenneth A Marine 903 N 1st Ray Gallaway Eminence Rt Mrs Henry York Dighton Mrs Van Salyer 306 Ballinger Lynnette Huckstadt 1704 N The Crestino Vigil 201 S Taylor Mrs Alex Reisig Russell Courts County Abate Notices Kay Stef fins Dighton Jerry Fiegel Dighton Leon Jordan Kalvesta Gerald Grady Garden City Fined Ronald D Bellinger Taylor speeding Veda Thieler Colby speeding Willis W Rich Walsh Colo hearing June 26 Bond posted Martin Gerhardt Nusser drums improper driving Mrs Duane Waters 12041 N 3rd Parked in alley Lorena M Young 608 N 6th improper parking
Lady recounts how her dog Rocky was trapped for three days in a tangle of tree limbs with his collar caught. She stayed by him, barked for help, and friendly strangers untangled him and tied him to a telephone pole before his master Gary Spikes returned. Rocky and Lady celebrated reunion.
Tuesday accidents include a two-vehicle minor crash at 12:05 pm in the 100 block of East Laurel involving James Wilbert Cooper and Mrs. Lorena M. Yount with no damage. A second county crash at 1:20 pm, nine miles west on US 50, involved Frank Earl McMahan and caused fence and tree impact on Northern Natural Gas Co. property. Legals list multiple warranty deeds transferring parcels in Teitelbaum's and Holmes additions, Crown Heights, and Dougan replat along with church and subdivision parcels.
Rain postponed minor league Knothole baseball at Clint Lightner Field Tuesday evening. Kiwanis and Rotary were to play in a twin bill. the main A team contest will be made up later. Next minor league play is Thursday at Clint Lightner.
Washington AP Frank M Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute criticized a House Ways and Means Committee proposal to raise taxes on oil and gas producers by 50 million dollars annually. He warned the change could force producers to sell assets and curb wildcat drilling, hindering the economy's momentum.
The Tiros 7 weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket at 4 50 a m and reached a 400 mile orbit. It will photograph hurricane and typhoon activity over Atlantic Caribbean and Pacific regions with two cameras, sharing duties with Tiros 6 during a five week southward phase and peak hurricane season.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Crowley 70 are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Garnand Funeral Home with Rev. Don Peckham officiating. She died Monday in Greeley County Hospital and will be buried in Valley View Cemetery. Funeral for Mrs. Ida Near 4 is Thursday at 11 a.m. at Garnand Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Fleenor officiating. Burial will follow in Valley View Cemetery. she died Monday afternoon at Kearny County Hospital in Lakin.
A Garden City native, her husband and two teenage daughters died in a private plane crash near Robbins North Carolina. The Ribble family from Albuquerque New Mexico included Margot Ann Heaton Ribble, Linda and Pat Ribble. Mrs Ribble was formerly Mar got Ann Heaton. A daughter Sue Kunkel of Albuquerque survives. Funeral and burial were held in Albuquerque. The article notes the family had connections to Garden City, visiting about a year ago.
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