New Charges Filed Against Billie Estes
Fresh federal charges pile up against Billie Sol Estes in El Paso Texas. A 29 count grand jury indictment charges mail fraud and conspiracy across state lines, naming three other individuals and a firm. Courts consider bankruptcy if creditors’ plans fail. Texas Attorney General Wilson plans a Pecos inquiry into Estes operations and past investigations.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Estes
Texas Atty
Whi Wilson
Austin
Pecos
Washington
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Thomason
Wilson
Markets Local Produce Eggs Listings Incomplete
A local market list shows egg sizes including Extra Large A’s Blue A’s Large Eggs A’a Medium Egg B’s Large Eggs C’s with fragmented entries. The readable items indicate a basic price or grade catalog but lack full details and quantities.
Youth Learns The Hard Way
CHARLOTTE AP John Flories Otto 19 was convicted in Recorder's Court on speeding on two consecutive days. He received a total fine of 25 dollars and court costs and had his driver's license revoked for six months. Patrolman D L Nivens followed him from the courtroom and arrested him for driving after license suspension. Otto posted bond of 100 dollars on that charge.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Slashes Prices
AP reports cattle at 500 head with calves not listed and steady to higher trends for select categories. Slaughter steers around 25.50, choice 23.90 to 25.00, good heifers 23.75, utility cows 13.00 to 16.00. Hog and pig prices weaken with barrows and gilts 17.75 to 18.25, 2-3 at 16.00 to 17.75. Sows 18.50 to 15.25, sheep market untested.
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Kansas City
Notice of sale in Finney County court case 11197
Infinney County Kansas district court case No 11197 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Dodge City vs Robert W Calhoun Jr et al. order of sale to public auction at Garden City courthouse on July 17 1963 at 10 am for Lot One in Block Sixteen 16 in Halmes Recond Addition to Garden City Kansas as described in Kemper Replat. Wendell Meter Sheriff Finney County Kansas.
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Garden City Fale
Gram Parns
Finney County
Kansas
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Dodge City
Robert W. Calhoun, Jr
Frances
Trens Calhoun
Whyitls N. Howe
Clerks-Peters Lumber Co
Beopold
Yingling Aircraft Inc
Garland Furniture, Inc
Corporation
District Court
Garden City
Eaid
Finney
Flanesy
Traffic death log in Topeka reports 24 hours data
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Friday records one fatality in June and notes data for 1961 period 256. The report also mentions prehistoric cultivation of banana in India and the Malay Archipelago.
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Topeka
Kansas
India
Malay Archipelago
Cadets Visit Navy as Falcon 62 Training Continues
Garden City born Cadet Don B Dale, son of Dr and Mrs J E Dale, completed a San Diego visit to study the U S Navy as part of Falcon 62, a 1985 class outreach across Army Navy and Air Force bases. Navy ranks Scheuchzer Baker Cambron Paul L Cambron and others on assignments and moves aboard USS Bates Salisbury Sound and at Point Mugu in ongoing Pacific operations.
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Garden City
United States Air Force Academy
San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
Don B. Dale
J. E. Dale
Warner Terrace
Air Force Academy
Navy
Air Force
United States
Dale
Garden City High School
Garry L. Scheuchzer
United States Navy
Amphibious Force
Bates
Portland
Ore
Scheuchzer
Fred Scheuchzer
Taylor Ave
Phillip G. Baker
Swain
Walter S. Baker
Naval Missile Center
Point Mugu
Pacific Missile Range
Paul L. Cambron
Ap Premtice
Charles Cam‘bron
Kontinental
Salisbury Sound
Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Taiwan
Auth
Seventh Fleet
Far
Buckner Bay
Okinawa
Garden City Man Guilty Of Burglary And Larceny
In Finney County District Court John Mendoza of 304 North 13th was found guilty of burglary and larceny tied to a break in at Garden City High School. He received five to 10 years for burglary and one to five years for larceny, with a five year parole term. Co worker Helt of McCook Nebraska was sentenced to one to 10 years for forging a $59.75 check and was sent to Lansing State Penitentiary. Robert Martin of Scott City drew five to 15 years for auto theft and was sent to the county jail.
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Garden Citian
Finney County
John Mendoza
N. 13Th
Garden City High School
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Mendoza
Co. B. Helt
McCook
Nebr
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Robert Lewis Martin
Scott City
Kansas ‘Industrial Reformatory
Local Photographer Opens In Home Studio in Garden City
Rudy Valenzuela, a 17 year veteran photographer, announces a new in home photography business in Garden City. Previously with Curtis Studio, he operates from 512 Taylor offering portrait, commercial, weddings and all types of photography.
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Garden City
Rudy Valenzuela
Curtis Stu
Dio
Taylor
Accused Slayer Engberg Granted Bond in Federal Case
Roy Lee Engberg 26, accused slayer of a Kansas City officer, was arraigned in Denver on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and held on 50000 dollar bond. Extradition steps will follow as Missouri warrants charge him in the Wilber case and Missouri robberies. Kansas warrants also accuse him and brother John 28 in the May 22 Playboy Lounge robbery in Wichita. Engberg was captured near Denver. on parole for wounding a Denver officer.
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Denver
Roy Lee Engbeng
Kansas City
Laurence Williamson
Engberg
Denver District
Missouri
George C. Wilber
Wichita
Kansas Warants
John
Playboy
John Doe
Roy Lee Engberg
Colorado State Penitentiary
Woman Convicted in Second Degree Murder
Mrs. Elsa Moore, 44, was convicted of second degree murder by a Circuit Court jury in St. Joseph Missouri for the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Arlene Robinson at a tavern last October. Sentenced to 10 years and free on $10,000 bond pending a motion for a new trial.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Elsa Moore
Arlene Robinson
Signs Ethical Code Signed By National Tire Group Leader
Harold Fansler Sr owner of Fansler Tires Inc signs the Code of Ethical Practices becoming the 625th tire dealer nationwide to endorse standards aimed at reducing buying confusion and giving consumers a yardstick for selecting tire retailers.
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Harold Fansler
Fansler Tires, Inc
National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Assn
Taton heads to Winona Lake for portraiture study
Ronald Taton, son of Mr and Mrs George Taton of Satanta, leaves for two weeks at Winona School of Photography in Winona Lake Ind to study portraiture. He has worked at Coward Studio Garden City and held Singer Sewing Center posts in Delmer Brodie Great Bend Concordia and Hays. He and his wife Johanna will reside at 507 Conkling.
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Ronald Taton
George Taton
Satanta
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona School of Photography
Coward Studio
Garden City
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main
Delmer Brodie
Tie
Great Bend
Concordia
Hays
Johanna
Conkling
Oran Rocked By Five Explosions Amid Terror Attacks
Five blasts shook Oran as a possible Secret Army Organization group struck the western city. Fire followed the explosions with no reported injuries, though two women were rescued from wreckage on a terrace. In Bone, a night of terror involved multiple blasts, a travel agency wreck, a housing office damaged, an 11 year old European youth injured, and grenade attacks in a Muslim district. no further injuries reported.
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Algiers
Oran
Secret Army
Bone
Death of George Barkley Local Resident Dies in Denver
George Barkley aged about 58 died at his home in Denver Cole. He previously lived in Garden City for about 15 years. Graveside services are scheduled for Monday at 2 30 p.m. in a Dodge City cemetery.
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George Barkley
Denver
Cole
Barkley
Garden City
Dodge City
Noll Rites Planned for John J Noll at St James Lutheran
John Jacob Noll 84 of 2207 North Main died Thursday night at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born August 5 1877 in Russia he came to the United States at five months old. He moved from Barton County to Russell in 1923 then to Garden City 39 years ago. Survived by his widow Anna Mary Brath two sons Leo of 2207 Main and George of Lansing two daughters Mrs Elma Ratsaff Montezuma and Mrs Caroline Brack Holly Colorado four grandchildren. Funeral 10 30 am Saturday at St James Lutheran with Rev Paul Schairer burial Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Garland Friday night until 9 30 pm and Saturday morning.
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John Jacob Noll
Main
George
Lansing
Elma Ratsaff
Montezuma
Caroline
Brack
Holly
Colo
St. James Lutheran Church
Paul Schair
Valley View Cemetery
Garlands
More Showers Seen for State
Clouds and scattered showers will persist in Kansas today and Saturday with warm temperatures. Thursday night into today brought reports of rainfall including Liberal 1.72 inches and Englewood 0.76 inches. Highs will reach in the 80s, with 65 to 70 degree Lows, and northwest readings near 58.
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Topeka
Kansas
Liberal
Englewood
Dexter
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Eureka
Hill City
Hutchinson
Goodland
Hospital Admissions List From Local Desk
A series of admissions includes Catherine Mariétie Dillin of 216 W Fulton Milton and Lakin resident C. Coerber. Also listed are Mrs Avon D Dyer at 216 N Ralph Coen and Roy Mowry of 1501 Jones Ave. Other names noted include Thayne Mellick 2107 N 6 Betty Black 517 N and Mrs Frank Betts 307 W Santa Fe. Additional entries show Mrs Frank Carr 708 St John Henry W Kiegsteuher 1005 Theron and Mrs Francis Dinkel 1212 N.
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Catherine Mariétie Dillin
W. Fulton
Milton’ C. .Coerber
Lakin
Avon D. Dyer
Ralph
Coen
Roy Mowry
Jones Ave
Thayne Mellick
Frank Carr
St. John
Henry W. Kiegsteuher
Theron
Francis Dinkel
Brown Nixon Meet Head on California Campaign Exchange
Gov Edmund Brown and Richard Nixon faced off in California during the 1962 campaign. A possible television debate looms as Nixon presses for more joint appearances while Brown urges openness and seeks more government background coverage in newspapers. Both candidates hinted at future encounters.
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Stanford
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Brown
Associated Press News Executive Council
Railroads Break Off Negotiations With Five Unions
Chicago report says the nation's railroads ended talks with five operating unions over featherbedding. J E Wolfe, rail line spokesman, stated no progress would come from prolonging current efforts. Breakoff announced at the mediation board meeting. unions cover engineers firemen trainmen conductors and switchmen totaling about 200000 workers.
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Chicago
J. E. Wolfe
Awitehmen
Local Dismissals and Birth Announcement Listing
Dismissals list includes Mrs. James O Dell 821 Bancroft Car 8 Helmile Johnson Mrs Ralph Snyder Scott City Jack Smith Rt 1 Wilbert Hager Kenneth Mo Wesley Retherford 908 N 4th Mrs Walter Witt Pierceville Mrs Sara Reifschneiter Digh ton Jerry Kay Webb Kalvesta Marjorie Dunn 216 W Fulton Mrs C A Leonard Lakin Mrs Glenn Truitt Holcomb. Births report an A son to Mr and Mrs Thayne Melick 2107 N 6th on June 21 at 3 07 pm 8 pounds 714 ounces.
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Joseph Frank
James Pease
Leopold David Lindsay Wright
Sublette
G. L. Quattlebaum
Lycan
Colo
St. Catherine
James O'Dell
Bancroft
Car
Helmile
Johnson
Ralph Snyder
Scott City
Jack Smith
Wilbert Hager
Kenneth
Wesley Retherford
Walter Witt
Pierceville
Sara Reifschneiter
Dighton
Jerry Kay Webb
Kalvesta
Marjorie Dunn
W. Fulton
Leopold
C. A. Leonard
Lakin
Glenn Truitt
Holcomb
St. Catherine Ason
Thayne Melick
Courts Fined in County for Traffic Violations
Court records show Bob L. Barber fined $15 for over length vehicle. John Meyers of 2111 N and Delaine A. Rieck of Lakin fined $10 for speeding. Mike Marquez Orozco of 808 W Chestnut posted bonds for improper right-hand turn. Mrs. Robert Frank Lopez cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Bob L. Barber
John Meyers
Delaine A. Rieck
Lakin
Mike Marquez Orozco
Chestnut
Robert Frank Lopez
Lease and marriage notices from 1931 page
Of and Gas lease to Henry B. Weldon the south four of section one one twenty three thirty one containing 1320 acres. Marriage License Maurice M. Mayfield age 26 and Sharolyn Doubraya age 19 both of Garden City Indiana
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Don A. Threlkeld
Henry B. Weldon
Maurice M. Mayfield
Sharolyn Doubraya
Garden City
Model Car Show Planned by Explorer Scout Post 101
Explorer Scout Post 101 of St. Thomas Episcopal Church plans a model car show next Friday and Saturday in the Fidelity State Bank building. Entries run 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday with judging that night. public viewing Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prizes total about 40 with several special awards. Two age classes 13 and under and 14 to 21, six car classes plus a pinewood class. Entry 50 cents per year. admission 15 cents.
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Explorer Scout Post 101
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fidelity State Bank
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Billie Estes
Ruel Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Alexander
McSpadden
M.erges
Uriche
Milo
New York
Bullock
Chemical
Dreyfus
Fidelity
Hamil
Mutual Trust
Ser Inc
Puritan Fdane
Putnam Geo Fa
Putnam Grth Fane
Research Inc
Inc
Science
Canada
Val Line Inc 2Ectee
Winfield Grth Wawene
Kansas City Livestock
Legals
Fiarden de
Sime
Telegram
Garden National Bank
Joe Ward
Us50
Clarence Osterbuhr
Hackberry
Osterbuhr
Taton
Betty Black
Frank Betts
W .Santa
Phillip Colby
Melya Jean Tunis
Satahta
Larry
Earnest
Geralyn Kay Bondy
Summit
Allen's Safety Center International
A&a
Everett Allen
Stone Hotel Garden
City
Ken
Stone Hotel
Maurice
Lée
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