Wheat Price Support Rate Up for 1962
The 1962 price support for Finney County wheat is set at $1.96 per bushel, up from $1.77 in 1961, tied to the national average of $2.00. The plan includes sedimentation based quality premiums, a 20 cent discount for 37 undesirable varieties, and loans or purchases through January 31, 1963. Participants must join the 1962 stabilization program with mandatory 10 percent acreage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Saculleral Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Kangas
Schopf
Market update: Livestock and grain prices across markets
Local produce and wagon prices show mixed changes with eggs and cream noted. West region livestock receipts total 726 cattle and various hogs, with fat cattle steady to strong and calves and yearlings varying. Kansas City livestock report cites weaker to mixed prices across steers, heifers, cows, and hogs, with specific ranges for weight classes and feeder stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley
Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Prayer in New York schools ruled unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled the 22 word daily prayer in New York public schools violates the U.S. Constitution. Five parents from New Hyde Park challenged the practice as church state separation. Justice Black wrote the majority opinion that using state schools to encourage recitation conflicts with the establishment clause. Justice Stewart dissented, arguing the court misapplied constitutional principles and that denying students a chance to pray denies spiritual heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
U.S
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Regents
Black
New York
Stewart
Garden City summer school hosts at Fort Hays State College
Garden Citians and area residents participate in a summer school program at Fort Hays State College. The list includes many attendees from Garden City and surrounding towns such as Holcomb Cimarron Ulysses Satanta Sublette Lakin Dighton Scott City Hugoton Leoni Manter and more with dozens of named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hays
Garden Citians
Fort Hays State College
Garden City
Russell Bray
Mildred Douglass
Helen Finke
Merle Crowley
Judith Scott
Sarah Smith
Stanley Smith
Loretta Hipp
Judith Koch
John ‘Wahlmeier
Rayma White
Ethel Hooper
Marlin Krentzel
Carol Swartley
Elizabeth M. Groom
John Sims
Holcomb
Ovatus Laskey
Kalvesta
Donna Byler
Dole predicts Freeman downfall in Kansas speech
In Salina Kansas AP report Rep Robert Dole Republican candidate for the new 1st District predicts Secretary of Agriculture or Freeman will fall. Dole tells supporters that the defeat of the farm bill and Freeman's handling of the bill raise doubts about Kennedy measures and administration pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina. Kan
Robert Dole
Hile Freeman
Dole
Freeman
House
Congress
Kennedy
Wheat Released From Rail Cars Vandalism Probed
Grain spilled from three railroad cars on a siding east of Tonyville Thursday night and a mile car opened by punches. About 150 bushels of grain found near Garden City Co office Sunday. Sheriff and police investigate series of vandalism acts outside city limits. Ada transient reports $8 stolen in Finnup Park early Sunday. Henkle Drilling Co truck stolen then recovered on N Main. joy riding suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonyville
Garden City Co
Ada
Finnup Park
Richard H. Morris
Henkle Drilling Co
Richard Henkle
N. Main
BE. Fulton
Masonry Products
Chester Alex Link
Omega
Okla
Linda Lee Murphy
Wichita
Robert Eldridge Dayton
Los Alamos
N.M
Robert .Verett Ragsdale
Woodston
S. Main
Kenneth F. Dreiling
Morris
Cletus Ploeger
Deerfield
10Th
Kansas
John Phillip Sterling
Eduardo Montoya
Crowley
Colo
Funeral for William Edward Crump in Lakin
Funeral services for William Edward Crump, 58, will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. MST at First Christian Church. The Rev. Robert Todd will officiate. Burial will follow in Lakin Cemetery. Crump died Friday at the home of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
Wiliam Edward Crump
First Christian Church
Robert Todd
Mr. Crump
Father of Seven Dies in Truck Crash
Fred Berland Jr., a father of seven, was killed when his truck overturned Saturday night near Zurich, Kansas, while he was driving to Zurich with a bag of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Kan
Fred Berland Jr
Here
Berland
Foolhardy Defector Not Sorry About Act
William H. Martin a 31 year old NSA mathematics expert who defected to the Soviet Union says the act was foolhardy but he is not sorry He spoke in a three hour interview in Leningrad where he now works at the Steklov Mathematics Institute and studies at Leningrad University under the name Vladislav Antonovich Sokolovsky He has lived in Leningrad since November 1960 and married a Russian woman in October of that year He plans to stay in the Soviet Union and pursue life there while remaining silent about his former colleague Bernon Mitchell who defected with him from Eureka California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
William H. Martin
National Security Agency
U.S. U2
Martin
Bernon Mitchell
Steklov Mathematics Institute
Leningrad University
Vladislav
Antonovich Sokolovsky
Harry S. Truman
Henry Cabot
Lodge
United Nations
Ellensburg
Wash
Ford Workers Back on Job After 18 Day Strike
Ford Motor Co resumes production after union members approve a settlement ending an 18 day walkout by United Auto Workers Local 420 at Walton Hills Stamping. About 3,200 workers involved. 39,000 back tonight and 2,800 more tomorrow. four hundred already returned. Assembly plants to resume Wednesday. Strike stemmed from 41 production standards health and safety disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Local 420
Afl-Cio
Walton Hills
Ford
Saffels Campaign Swing Through Eastern Kansas
State Representative Dale Saffels launches an eastern tour for the Democratic nomination for governor. He visits Baxter Springs Crawford County Oskaloosa Leavenworth Atchison Nemaha Marshall County and criticizes Gov. Anderson on fiscal issues while pledging no tax increases for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Saffels
Ed Goy
Anderson
Baxter Springs
Crawford County
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Leavenworth County
Atchison
Nemaha
Marshall County
Saffels
Democratic Party
Kangas
Financier Sarlie Returns From Paris Denying Fraud Claims
New York finacier Jacques Sarlie returns from Paris and denies leaving the United States to defraud creditors. He contends McDonnell & Co sought to pin charges after orders were placed by Edward M. Gilbert to buy Bruce and Celotex stock. Gilbert, ex-president of E. L. Bruce Co., fled to Brazil amid alleged unauthorized withdrawals and a bid to control Celotex Corp. No charges filed against Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacques Sarlie
Wall
McDonnell & Co
Gilbert
Bruca
Celotex
McDonnell
The
News
E. Ll. Bruce Co
Brazil
Bruce
Hold In
Lie
Feldman
Sarlie
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Manhattan
Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices Endorsed in Local Ledger
St Catherine and area hospitals report Saturday Sunday admissions including Mrs Frank Leiker Holcomb Lee Ballinger and Mrs Marybelle Markel Scott City with several others in nearby towns. Dismissals list multiple local residents. Births announce a daughter to Donald Wren Scott City and sons to Carl Lorenzen Holcomb and Richard L Edwards City. Marriage licenses George Eugene Rice and Roberta Brooks Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Frank Leiker
Holcomb
Lee F. Ballinger
St. John
Donald Wren
Scott City
Marybelle Markel
N. and
Robert Wheeler
Scotty
Richard Rangel
Ulysses Wilburt W. Mueller
Pearl
Anton Haupt
Shallow Water
Anna Florence
Vuffmaster
Satanta
R.C. Powers
Copeland
Carl Lorenzen
Sharon Brant
Denver
Cole
Sharon Lee Cobb
Imperial Rt
Bre
Richard L. Edwards
Leopold
Dale Marine
Grace Warden
George C. Holmes
Jesse Vincent
James Brown
City
Gale Helnrick
Bette Black
Avon D. Dyer
Peter Coyne
Lakin Stacey
Marie Hack
Velmar Nichols
Holcomban
Charles Rowden
Donald Eastman
Thayne Mellick
Ottis Bridges
N. Taylor
Richard L.edwards
George Eugene Rice
Roberta Fe Brooks
Garden City
Albert Joseph ‘Holevoet
Margaret Jean Holevoet
Geneseo
George Lee Walker
Frederick
Robert Wesley Brown
James
Fulton
Carol Ann Knoll
Rt. 1
Robert Everett Ragsdale
Woodston
Pete Bernal Hernandez, Jr
Taylor Ave
Jessie Sonora Otero
Edgar John Neal
Billy Eugene Pope
Mansfield
Julius I. Horning
Gardendale
Robert F. Lopez
Mike Marquez Orozco
Dennis Gene Berry
Hospital Eliminates Segregation Policy at Duke
Duke Hospital in Durham NC announced Saturday that private patient rooms are now open to all races creeds and origins removing the previous racial segregation policy. The change allows any private patient to be admitted to a private room regardless of race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham, N.C
Duke Hospital
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Henry Giesaking
Sea Story Page
Telegram
Ulysses
Violet Tilson
Morris Tillett
Dorothy ‘Trussell
Elda Johnson
Iyla ‘Thompson
Cimarron
Phyllis Soliday
Robert Timken
Montezuma
David McCoy
Wayne
Unruh
Tribune
Thelma Trigg
Anne Kenyon
Virginia Mathews
Virginia Woods
Syracuse
Delbert Bronson
Elmer Birney
Marcia Birney
James’Gales
Charlotte Brownlee
Esther Schmidt
Elizabeth Bale
William Orth
Margaret Cain
Gary McCarty
William Wilson
Cora Holt
Dighton
Elsie Johnston
Emma Burrell
Oren Ashby
Rita Hallbick
Larry ‘.Fagerquist
Myra Krentzel
Orville Brack
Marion Vaughan
Larry Heitschmidt
Leo Scott
Keenest Brantley
Velda Dunlap
Johnson
Gary Donat
Charles Smith
Greta Collingwood
Vicki Demmitt
Manter
Clair Rumford
Roger Parnette
Hugoton
Georgta Nutt
Larry Good
Carol Titus
Charlene Hildebrand
Judy Greenway
Michael Ford
Kathleen Kullbom
Leoni
Beulah Wilson
John Wilson
Francis, Wilson
Orville Bonner
Jerry Royer
Joe Harness
Laura Clark
Melvin Grushing
James Weber
William Edward Crump
Mitchell
Eureka
Calif
Justin N. Feldman
Celotex Corp
Sn A Muysiiter
Sar
Joseph L. Collins
George J. Sherman
G.L. Quattiebaum
Hubert Brungardt
Floyd Makemson
Milton Coerber
Charles Rabideau
E. Maple Marcella Garcia
E. Santa Fe
St. John Anton A. Wasinger
Garden City Telegram
Colorado Springs
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