Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Summary
Kansas City AP market notes show cattle at 400 head, calves 25, slaughter classes steady with some declines. Good to choice slaughter steers 23.25 to 25.00, heifers 22.50 to 24.25, cows 15.50 to 17.00, calves 21.00 to 22.50, vealers 24.00 to 28.00. Hogs 2,500 with fattening prices up 25 to 50 cents, sows steady. Lambs 400 with varied spring slaughter quotes 50 to 1.00 lower, lambs 22.50 to 24.00, other grades 21.00 to 22.50.
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Kansas City
Rain Stops Postman in Swim Trunks at Work
Postman William Bucklin braved heavy rain in Rockville Maryland to finish routes. He first wore his uniform, then returned home soaked and changed into his spare uniform. The rain forced a third outfit: swim trunks. Reactions from customers were mixed with some praising and others reporting the attire to his supervisor.
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Rockville
William Bucklin
Bucklin
Kennedy Greets Michigan Graduates At White House
President Kennedy welcomed 32 Glen Lake Community High School graduates visiting Washington. They sacrificed a planned class trip to help ailing classmate Duane Richardson, prompting gifts from others to fund the trip. Kennedy praised their hometown lessons and promised to sign items for the students.
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Washington
Kennedy
Michigan
Glen Lake Community High School
White House
Bis House
Scott City Scouts and Garden City Contingent Head to Philmont
Nine Scott City Boy Scouts and two Garden City youths will depart Sunday for a two week stay at the Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico. Sponsors include Lee Taylor Buffalo Range District field executive. Departure is 9 a m and return is Friday July 6. All scouts must be at least 14 years old.
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Scott City
Garden City
Philmont
Mike Blackett
Robert Wagner
Lee Taylor
Buffalo Range
Local Notices Include Births Dismissals and Police Bonds
Missed names and addresses list births in Scott City and Dighton with exact times and weights. Dismissals include multiple residents in Russell, Burnside, and Friend. Police bonds posted for Bobby Lynn McKain. various traffic incidents report minor to extensive vehicle damage with names and street blocks noted. County abatement and insufficient fund checks listed for Satanta and Dodge City.
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G. Reaves
Virginia Courts
Elmer Bryant
Dighton
Donald Eastman
George J. Sherman
N. Main
Harlan Burrows
Lakin
Hubert Brungardt
St. Catherine
Raymond Palmer
Chesterfield
Donald Linenberger
York
Ewa C
van Hook
C. R. Armstrong
Hubert
Brungardt
Bobby Lynn McKain
Bill Johnson
Joseph Morales
Jimmie Munoz
Pauline Decker
Satanta
Wilba Calloway
Dodge City
Traffic Applican T
Car rolls over curb hits tree in Garden City
In Garden City on a Wednesday at 10 45 p m a car driven by Karen Eudora Elliott of 905 N 1st rolled over a curb and struck a tree on Willard Leopold’s property at 804 N 4th. Moderate damage to the car was reported.
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Axeouns
Penn
Mullins Furniture
James Earl Day
Conkling
Phineas Farle Kennedy, Jr
Rt. 1
Anderson
Andrew Holt
Guy Newsom
Kansas
Mike Marquez Orozco
Chestnut
James Franklin Johnson
4Th
Walnut
Karen Eudora Elliott
Willard T. Leopold
Payless Payday Threat May End Senate-House Deadlock
The backdrop of a payless payday threats looms over Congress as Senate and House Appropriations clash on rotating joint session chairmanships and funding for government agencies. Without a compromise, federal workers risk unpaid wages starting July 1, while Secret Service and other offices await back pay. The stalemate centers on rules for joint sessions and rotating chairs, with no quick resolution in sight.
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Senate-House
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Interior
Post Office
Defense
Labor and Welfare
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
House
Sen
Huber
H. Humphrey
Dminn
Secret Service
Senate Committee
Warrany Deeds Shuffle in Fankhauser and Stevens Additions
Legal transfers listed include J H Kel Jer and spouses to Oliver Huffman and spouses for lot 1 block 2 in Fankhauser replat of blocks 2 and 3 of Rigrish and Young Addition. Huffman to Floyd Roberson and spouses for the same lot and block. A P Atkins and spouses to Frank E Hensley agent for sections 32 33 and SW 14 of section 34 in township 26 range 33. Wayne M Campbell and spouses to Loren Milton Cockriel for lot 15 in block 3 of Stevens Addition. James Albert Cox and spouses to Oliver Huffman for south 10 feet of lot 5 and all of lot 6 in block 24 of Holmes Third Addition.
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Township
Wayne M. Campbell
Loren Milton Cockriel
Stevens Addition
James Albert Cox
Oliver Huffman
Holmes Third
Cubans Riot In New York Outside Meeting Hall
Several hundred Cubans gathered outside a New York meeting hall in a three hour melee over Fidel Castro. Molotovs were thrown but caused no damage. Police arrested six for unlawful assembly and related offenses as a stabbing incident and hospitalizations were reported.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Castro
Palm Gardeng
West 52Nd Street
Thant presses Sukarno toward West New Guinea talks
Acting U N Secretary General U Thant urges Indonesian President Sukarno to resume negotiations with the Netherlands on West New Guinea. The move signals renewed international effort to resolve the dispute over the territory Indonesia claims and its future status.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thang
Sukarno
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Death of Ralph Masters Nickel in Scott City
Ralph Masters Nickel, 63, died Wednesday at St. Catherine Hospital, Garden City. Born November 15, 1898, in McCracken, he lived in Scott County since 1941 and farmed locally. He served as state livestock inspector from 1948 to 1951, was a deputy sheriff, and a Scott City police member until retirement. Survivers include wife Violet, two sons, seven daughters, two step-daughters, a brother, and 31 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at First Christian Church, with burial in Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
Ralph Masters Nickel
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden, City
Mr. Nickel
McCracken
Scott County
Nickél
Scott, City
Violet
Richard
Harold
Irene Plummer
Bosale Hammons
Thelma Nickel
Lotg Pile
Prescott
Ariz
Ilene Russell
Gray
Okla
Janice Stover
Phoenix
Marie Worrell
Garden City
Yvonne Castleberry
Alma Jewell
Ray
Wellington
First Christian
Gordon Naylor
Garden City Church’ of Christ
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott County Cemetery
Weinmann
Mrs John Wright obituary notices long time resident dies
Mrs John Wright 61 of 2001 N Main died Wednesday evening after long illness. Born December 6 1900 in Ness County she moved to Garden City 20 years ago from Scott County. She was married August 28 1917 in Great Bend and was a Jehovahs Witness. Survivors include her widower two sons Ira and Homer nine daughters thirty four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral will be Saturday at 10 am Garland Chapel burial Valley View Cemetery.
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Ira Wright
N. Main
Ness County
Garden City
Scott County
John J. Wright
Great Bend
Wright
Ira
Hamline
Homer
Cullison
Dorothy Brungardt
Henry E Friesen Dies in Scott City After Arrival With Harvest Crew
Henry E Friesen aged 58 of Mountain Lake Minnesota died in Scott City early Wednesday, twelve hours after arriving with a Pratt harvest crew. He left behind Elizabeth and five sons, three daughters, four brothers and three sisters. Friesen was returned to Mountain Lake for services and burial with Weinmann Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
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Scott City
Henry E. Friesen
Mountain Lake
Minn
Youth Paroled After Sentence In Holcomb Case
Eugene Earl Wright, 19, after seven prior arrests for improper mufflers, was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail in Police Court. Judge Clyde P. Daniel paroled him for a year with conditions: curfew by 9 pm nightly except one weekly night, monthly report to police, no alcohol, no further violations, and immediate muffler replacement. Wright had posted 100 dollar bond, 75 dollars returned.
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Holcomb
Eugene Earl Wright
Clyde P. Daniel
Daniel
Wright
Public ownership covers vast Sherwood Forest area
About 12,000 acres of Sherwood Forest, the Robin Hood woodland, are now publicly owned. The move expands access and protection for the historic site as officials outline plans for stewardship and public use.
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Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Murder suspect Engberg arrested in Denver
Roy Lee Engberg an ex convict charged with murder in Kansas City was captured in a Denver tavern armed with a .38 pistol but offered no resistance. Federal agents surrounded the scene after a state patrolman spotted a car reported stolen by the fugitive. Engberg linked to the June 9 killing of George S Wilber II co owner of an alarm company in Kansas City. He previously escaped capture after cornering in an alley and later fired several shots.
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Denver
Roy Lee Engberg
Kansas City
FBI
Engberg
Connec
Tion
George S. Wilber II
Wither
Alex Bucholtz
St. Louis
Lamphere
Wilber
Charlotte Marie Martin
Joanna Wallace
Martin
Colorado State Penitentiary
Stock Market Continues Dip
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market slid further with the Dow Jones at noon down 6.65 to 556.39, near May depths and beneath the 1962 low closing level. The AP 60-stock average fell 1.40 to 208.50 as brokers blamed buyer uncertainty over potential recession and testing investors at lower levels. Key stocks declined several cents to a few dollars per share.
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New York
Associated Press
Labor Department
Man Uses Dozer To Get Even
Albany AP report says an unidentified bulldozer operator, unpaid by Little League officials after work on a baseball field, disrupted a game by pushing earth halfway to home plate. He claimed the job took longer than expected and demanded double the agreed $175.
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Albany
N.Y
Annery
Valice
Coalition Government Blocked by Roadblock Installations
VIENTIANE Laos AP chief aide Phoum Vongvichit arrived to help remove roadblocks delaying coalition government formation. Souvanna Phouma said right wing and neutralist factions dispute the National Assembly and coalition terms. Negotiators face a Friday deadline as talks hinge on cabinet timing and legitimacy questions.
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Vientiane,laos
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Soivania Phouma
Phoum Nosavan
National Assembly
Natonal Assembly
Souvanna
Plaine Des Jarres
Purse Stolen From Car Near Finnup Park
Mrs. Donald Axtel of Austin Colorado reported theft of her purse to police Wednesday afternoon. The purse was taken from a car near the south entrance to Finnup Park and contained about $4 in cash.
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Donald Axtel
Austin
Colo
Finnup Park
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