Local Produce Markets Report Prices
Markets list eggs by size including Extra Large A s Large A s Medium A s and C s. Local wagon prices show Wheat at 31.30 with a question mark, Mite at 1.90 unchanged, Rye 8S unchanged, Barley -B4 unchanged.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
1
Garden City Livestock Fat Cattle and Kansas City Markets
Fat cattle receipts at Garden City totaled 615 head with steady steers and mixed ranges. Steers 26.50 to 27.25 top, 24.75 to 26 for good to low choice. Heifers 25.50 to 26.40 for choice, 24.50 to 25.50 good to low choice, with cows scarce and 12 to 16.50. Kansas City markets show 1,500 steers steady to 0.50 lower, choice steers 26.75 to 28.50, cows 14.00 to 15.50, feeders 22.00 to 23.50. hogs 2,500 head steady, 23.00 to 24.25 for barrows and gilts, lambs 24.25 to 25.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Cate
Stocks Quotations Via Telegraph By Goffe and Carkener
Two p.m. price quotations furnished by the telegraph service to Goffe and Carkener Inc. Reports show stock quotes for BR 64 3244 and related listings at 2 p.m. Updated figures reflect market activity and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
India and Pakistan sign cease fire for Rann of Kutch
New Delhi and Islamabad sign a formal cease fire to take effect at 6 40 a m Thursday with both sides to abandon some military outposts in the disput ed Kutch area along India's western frontier. Heavy fighting flared in April as both nations accused each other of aggression. Cosmo Tacarazzi of Princeton led the Ivy League with 10 touchdowns and 60 points and has joined the New York Jets for 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Deli
India
Pakistan
Rann of Kutch
Effert
Kutch
Cosmo Tacarazzi
Princeton
New York Jets
U.S. Expands Ground Assault in Viet Nam Context
The United States appears to have broadened its offensive approach against Viet Cong guerrillas in South Vietnam. A paratrooper strike 30 miles north of Saigon was advised by Gen. Westmoreland and approved by President Johnson, signaling a shift beyond previously stated limits while defense-focused constraints remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
Johnson
Westmoreland
Mili
State Department
America
Demonstrations Set for Fall Demonstrations Set for Fall
NAACP education chief June Shagaloff says public schools in 24 Northern and Western states will face demonstrations marking the opening of the school year. Targets include Boston Bridgeport New York Roosevelt Mount Vernon Buffalo Chicago and Portland among others as part of a civil rights push for desegregation. Br Buell Gallagher of City College of New York warns the drive could foster deep fears or unity and serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
June Shagaluit
NAACP
Boston
Bridgeport
Conn
New York State
Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
Buffato
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Gallagher
Body Found On Beach After Cruiser Sinking Mystery
Searchers found a woman's body and footprints on a Baja California coast beach near a missing cruiser area. A life jacket and women's clothes were found as Denise Winter, 15, once swam ashore, while Coast Guard identified an adult female body possibly Denise's mother or Mrs Hugh V Wynn of Visalia. The Wynn cabin cruiser sank with Wynn, 35, and son Art 1, bodies found earlier. another child Letitia Worm, 3, was in the party. Fresh water near footprints raised hopes others may have survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Rosario
Mex
Denise Winter
Baja California
U.S. Coast Guard
Denise
Hugh V. Wynn
Visalia
Calif
Wynn
Art
Letitia Worm
Warren Winter
Murrieta
Nine Commands for Women in Business Speech at Convention
Miss Foxworth urged women executives to prove ambition and resist stereotype at the Advertising Federation of America meeting in Boston. She warned against flattery and concealment, urged careful language, and argued for direct talk and ethics in advancement, underscoring a bold, sly critique of traditional gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calogero
Boston
Miss To Foxworth
Advertising Federation of America
Advertising Women of
New York
Calkins and Holden
Lady Bosses and Offbeat Rules for Women at Work
A humorous preface lists cheeky commandments for working women and men in an office, warning against loud voices, saucy language, and mixing sex appeal with professional life. It notes women rising in power, but cautions about behavior and gender norms in the workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Walloper
Miss Foxworth
Bomb blast hits Westmount City Hall near Montreal
A bomb exploded behind Westmount City Hall early today, shattering windows and ripping masonry. Forty nine windows were broken. no injuries were reported. Public safety director Ed Harper said there was no immediate indication of who carried out the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Westmount City
Ed Harper
Westmount
Admissions and dismissals list at multiple Kansas institutions
A fragmented roster lists admissions and dismissals at St. Catherine and other facilities. Names include David Davis, Julie Thomas, Carol Walker, Rita Pickett, Lynn Re fusin, Connie Ardery, Mary Morales, Josie Hahn, Elwin Birney, Ray Jones, Leo Wilson, and others with associated place cues such as Pierceville Dighton Copeland Sublette Leopold and 415 Magnolia. No clear dates or outcomes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Anderson
Joyce Anderson
Gilbert Bayer
Bettina Bentrup
Bob Brinkmeyer
Mark Daniel
Barbara Enslow
Steve Fritz
Diana Fromm
Susan Gillan
Cindy Headrick
Cristol Heine
Cathy Knoll
Connie Koestel
Shaui Krey
Cathy Lindnyr
Richie McNaught
Gerald Montney
Barbara Moore
Peggy Motley
Toni Murdock
Mary Murray
Charles Ogden
Jerry Old
Randy O'Neal
Carol Remmert
Helen Rintoul
Betty Rogers
Catherine Rohiman
Linda Saffell
Linda Sheehy
Nikki Shelton
Cheryl Smith
Roger Smith
Eugene Stoeckly
Lorene Stoner
Hazel Tolbert
Brent Woods
Gloria Avila
Joyce Bean
Diana Brack
Cora Brinkmeyer
Yolande Childers
Lloyd DeRemus
Velma Dunham
Phillip Edelblute
Sam Hands
Ray Heinemann
Priscillaess
Kay Tfolovach
Cindy Just
Larry Knoll
Dana Lee
Sandy Leonard
Marilyn Leopold
Richard Lightner
Donna Marine
Doug Meeker
Cathy Merrill
Kay Merz
Mike Paul
John Phipps
Mary Proehl
Charles Reed
Susan Saffell
Rosemary Selover
Larry Spikes
Diane Stroman
David Tabor
Bonita Thomas
Robert Williams
Karen Andrews
Santy Austin
Janet Barnett
Sherry Billinger
Dave Christerson
Annette Craig
Leslie Cripe
Frances Juan DeWitt
Janice Douglas
DeDe Dugan
Connie Fink
Edward Finke
Marsha Finney
Darryl Graves
John Hamman
Pat Harmon
Gordon Harness
Mike Meer
Robert Hernan
Joan Kleysteuber
Cheryl Krey
Kenneth Krug
Don Largent
Greichel Larson
Wayne Montney
Joyce Morgan
Joe Nelson
Rosalie Pfeifer
Jean Pinkley
Melvin Rupp
Marlene Sander
Brian Shaw
Stephanie Snyder
Bil Sturgeon
Dorothy Swindall
Karen Ventoln
Harry Walker
St. Catherine
David Jay Davis
Pierceville
Julie Ann Thomas
Dighton
Carol Ann Walker
Taylor Rita Marie Pickett
Imperial
Fusin
Lynn Kelsey
Rex Rictor
Leon Connie Linda Ardery
Copeland Mary Jane Morales
Josie Pauline Elizabeth Hahn
St. John
Deaths John Kelly Lake in Leoti area
John Kelly Lake, 58, died Tuesday morning in a field near Leoti after an apparent heart attack while harvesting wheat. Born May 22, 1907, in Sunny Side Community northwest of Marienthal, he farmed in Wallace County about 30 years before moving to Leoti two years ago. He married Pauline Mangold July 6, 1935, at Wakp Keeney. Survivors include his widow, home, four brothers Herb of Lebanon Henry of Hutchinson Carl of Pueblo Colo and Robert with three sisters Ethel Blender Bertha Lake Nina Williamson. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at the Presbyterian Church Seot. graveside at 4 00 am Friday in Sharan Springs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoti
John Kelly Lake
Sunnyside
Marienthal
Wallace County
Pauline Mangold
WakKeeney
Presbyterian Church
Herb
Lebanon
Henry
Hutchinson
Carl
Pueblo
Colo
Robert
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Ethel Blender
Hays
Bertha Lake
San Francisco
Nina Williamson Yar
Cala
PresbyterianChurch
Seot
Richard Schecter
Sharan Springs
Rights Groups Return Fire in Alabama Communist Claim
A state committee report accusing the Southern Christian Leadership Conference SNCC and CORE of promoting communism triggers swift denials from group leaders. King dismisses the report as an attempt to dodge Alabama democracy issues while the groups call it witch hunting rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Legislative Commission
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King Jr
SCLC
Local Notices and Births in Garden City area
Births report at St. Catherine with Rex factor of Leo on June 29 at 10 38 a m weighing six pounds 14 2 ounces. District court grants divorce Alina V Phillips from Dave C Phillips for extreme cruelty and sentences for multiple burglary cases with five to ten year terms. City accidents record minor and no damage reports. Marriage licenses issued to Leroy Jones and Mary Louise Hooten both adults and John Lawrence Rigg with Annie Bell Hayes. Various real estate deeds and oil and gas leases listed with names and parcel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaVerne Brungardt
Ener L. Greathouse
Darrin Lee Farmer
N. Vath
Glenda Dillon
Spencer Craig Evan Jay
Kello
Leopold
Julia Diane Wright
Leroy Jones
Mary Louise Hooten
Garden City
John Lawrence Rigg
Annie Bell Hayes
Wichita
Harry J. Brewer
Naomi Brewer
Lewis E. Brewer
Clara Wilcox
William H. Crotinger
Et Ux
Wilbur J. Pickering
Main &J
East Village
Michaelson Construction Co. Inc
William D. Hall
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Arthur A. Gaede
F. R. Diggs
Robert H. Kirk
Holcomb Youth Admits Thefts
Holcomb youth Joe Michael Calderon eighteen admitted involvement in a series of burglaries dating back to June 1964. Assistant Police Chief Richard Rohleder said five juveniles aided in some breaks and more crimes were being investigated. Calderon received a five year minimum sentence to KSIR Hutchinson. Burglaries included Harding Glass Co and Balls Liquor Store among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Michael Calderon
Holcomb
Richard Rohieder
Rohleder
Terry L. Schmidt
N. Ltd
KSIR
Calderon
Harding Glass Co
Hates
Allen Safety Center
Meschke’s
Garden Belle Lumber Co
Small’s Warehouse
Balls Liquor Store
Bat-Brandishing Moms Restore Park Peace
In southwest St. Louis Franz Park, a group of 30 vigilant mothers patrolled the area after vandalism and harassment of counselors. They report calmer nights as police increase monitoring, park workers replace damaged swings, and residents hope for lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Little Franz Park
John Gufiy
Pat Feilner
Franz Park
St. Louis
Kansas Traffic Log Death Toll Rises in June 1965
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday reporting 54 fatalities for June and 1965 total of 289. compares with 299 deaths in the same 1964 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Withdrawal Is Only Solution for Vietnam Conflict
Reginald Maudling said after meeting Soviet Premier Kosygin that the USSR valued U S friendship but found it harder to achieve amid current tensions. Kosygin reportedly blamed American aggression for the war and saw a solution only with American withdrawal. Maudling, a Conservative foreign affairs expert, was invited by Soviet parliamentarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Reginald Maudling
Conservative Party
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Soviet Union
United States
Maudling
Truck Damaged In Wheat Field Fire Near Holcomb
A wheat truck owned by O. E. Davis of Holcomb was extensively damaged in a wheat field fire Tuesday afternoon 214 miles north of Holcomb. The Garden City Volunteer Fire Dept quickly extinguished the blaze, leaving 25 bushels of wheat on the truck apparently saved by the all metal grain bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Davis
Holcomb
Davis
Garden City Voluneer Fire Dept
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Chrysler
Golarrerstate
Mota Hatliburton
Mont Ward Wal Dist
Nor At Ag Panh
Epl
Penn, J¢ Gs
Phil Pet SR
Galt
Xaco
Tg US Steel
Ty Woolworth
White House
Whiite House
da Nang
Garden City Senior High School
Philip Adams
David Downtain
Lowell Ferguson
Doug Flora
Lee Houd
Chris Hope
Richard Hopkins
Linda Kern
Blaine Krebs
Janeth Plett
Monte Riggs
Jomn Saffell
Steve Townsend
Janet ‘Wedel
Kim Wells
Robert Yost
Lynn Andrews
Carmin Bauer
Mary Lon Lesier
Return
Alina V. Phillips
Dave. C. Phillips
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
N. 5Th
Robert Ingersoll Goodman
Telegram Ave
Leonard Harms
Leaals
David H. Stroman
W. Olive
Ralph Dowd
Rogers Paint Products, Inc
Grant
Libby
Bologna
Armour
D.A
U.S.D.A
Winchester
Pia
Cleo
Hershey's
Spencer's
Ioth & Jones
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