Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by AP
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs steady to down with most futures around 25.25 to 26.00 for 200 to 250 lb and 25.00 to 25.50 for 250 to 270 lb. Sheep and lambs mix with lamb values near 27.00 to 28.50 for prime slaughter and ewes around 8.00 to 9.00. Cattle and calves show steers 28.00 to 29.25, heifers 27.00 to 28.00, and cows 18.00 to 20.50 with feeder prices 22.00 to 23.00 and calf values broadly between 26.00 and 31.00.
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Kansas City
Avery Signs Remap Measure
Kansas Governor Avery signed the new House apportionment bill pending Supreme Court approval. The act creates a one-man one-vote plan with 125 districts, to be reapportioned under court supervision, replacing the old malapportioned map. Avery praised the legislature but noted party platform conflicts.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Supreme Court
William H. Avery
Atty
Robert C. ,Londerholm
Landerholm
Kansas Supreme Court
Attorney General
Avery
Wyandotte
Junior High Gold Band Concert Moves to Tomorrow
The Garden City Junior High Gold Band concert, originally scheduled for Thursday, has been moved to tomorrow afternoon at 8 in Clifford Hope Auditorium. Director Robert Anderson invites parents and friends to attend as eight numbers including marches Broadway tunes overtures and other modern works are on the program.
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Garden City Junior High Gold Band
Clifford Hope
Robert Anderson
US intensifies air war in North Vietnam raid surge
In a major air offensive, U S jets flew hundreds of sorties against targets across North Vietnam. Allied and Vietnamese forces clash near Quang Ngai with 360 enemy dead and 4 captured, while U S crews suffer losses including pilots missing in action.
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U. S
Quang Ngai
21St Regiment
Funeral for Mrs Anna Marie Boor in Jetmore Kansas
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Marie Boor 65 sister of Mrs Eleanor Strasser Imperial Rt will be at 10 am tomorrow at St Lawrence Catholic Church Jetmore after a five year illness She is a member of St Anthony's Altar Society and Christian Mothers of Hanston Surviving are widower two sons two daughters four brothers and five sisters Burial will be at Manston Church Cemetery Rosary at 8 pm today at Davis Chapel Jetmore
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Anna Marie Boor
Eleanor Strasser
Imperial Rt
St. Lawrences’ Catholic Church
Jetmore
Joseph Glas
Steve Reif
Fred Tuziecka
Manston
Rosary
Davis Chapel
Samuel Niblock 76 Dies After Long Illness at St Catherine
Samuel Niblock 76 longtime Kendall area resident died this morning at St Catherine Hospital after a three year illness He was born March 21 1889 in Waukon Iowa and moved to Hoxie in 1915 A retired farmer and carpenter he farmed near Kendall until 1950 then moved to Garden City He married Nellie M Harold April 10 1920 He was a member of the American Legion and a World War I veteran Surviving are his widow six sons Gail James Laurence Harold Lee David two daughters Lorraine Cruse Mary Higby a brother Henry Niblock two sisters Gladys Lindquist Sadie Gallivan 18 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Garnand Funeral Home
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Samuel Niblock
St. Catherine Hospital
Waukon
Iowa
Hoxie
Jewell County
Kendall
Garden City
Mr. Niblock
Nellie M. Harold
American Legion
Gail
James
Laurence
Wall
Dak
Harold
Kutch Cole
Lee
Oak Lawn NL
David
Holland Patent
N.Y
Lorraine Cruse
Wyo
Mary Higby
Lander
Henry Niblock
Studley
Kan
Gladys Lindquist
Overton
Neb
Sadie Gallivan
Denver
Cole
Garnand Funeral Home
Wheat damaged by blowing dust in Kansas report
AP reports last week dust damaged wheat in Kansas, mainly light except central and western counties. Wheat pasture remained limited for new growth, greenbugs appeared in a few southern counties, oats and spring barley seedings progressed with 10 percent of oats seeded by March 5 versus 2 percent a year ago and a 16 percent average. Angola averages 9.6 inhabitants per square mile.
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Topeka
Kansas
Leveerh Serart
British Monument Wrecked in Dublin Blast Blamed on IRA
A massive explosion destroyed two thirds of the Nelson Monument in Dublin at 1 36 am injuring no one. Police blame the Irish Republican Army amid heightened Easter uprising anniversary tensions. The blast blocked O Connell Street, disrupted morning traffic, and prompted bomb squad patrols as bystanders recount the scene and fear further danger.
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Dublin
Ireland
England
Irish Republican Army
IRA
O’connell
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Avery Settles For $222 500 On Wakefield Farm Property
Gov. William H. Avery said he agreed to a $222,500 settlement from the federal government for his 555 acre farm and home near Wakefield taken for Milford Dam and Reservoir. Negotiations continue on four small tracts and easements.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Wakefield
Milford
Avery
Hospitals Admit list includes several named patients
Today admissions include Art St Catherine Mrs Paul Iesik 1112 Taylor Mrs M P Reeve Imperial Rt Mrs H P Mills Moscow Mrs Maude Jones Pierceville Mrs Loren Cockriel 1011 N 7th Diana Lynn Ellis 1519 Jan Pete Stefan 1514 Jan Mrs Clyde Green Lincoln Rd Mrs Earl Nevins City Sharon Ruth Borah 1412 N 3rd Prentiss James Cherry Gardendale Debra Sue Ford 1210 Wallace
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St. Catherine
Paul Iesik
Taylor
M.P. Reeve
Imperial
H.P. Mills
Moscow
Maude Jones
Pierceville
Loren Cockriel
Diana Lynn Ellis
Pete Stefan
Clyde Green
Lincoln Rd
Earl Nevins
City
Sharon Ruth Borah
Prentiss James Cherry
Gardendale
Debra Sue Ford
Wallace
Jazz Group Here Tomorrow
The Lee Evans Trio, praised as one of the best new listenable jazz groups, performs at Clifford Hope Auditorium Wednesday at 8 15 p m. The piano trio will offer versions of classics by Cole Porter Gershwin and Berlin. Evans has played at the Royal Box in New York and appeared on The Gershwin Years. He returns from London where he soloed with Gotlet and Saunders. This is the third concert of the 1965 66 season and admission is limited to Community Concert members.
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Lee Evans
Clifford Hope
Cole Porter
George Gershwin
Irving Berlin
Evans
Royal Box
New York
Americana Hotel
Gershwin
London
Robert Gotlet
George Saunders
Injured Men Reported Good After Kansas Paint Fire
Seven men were injured in a blaze at the Kansas Paint and Color Co. Monday, four employees and three firemen, with damage estimated at 200000. Injured include Marion L. Hillman 50 Raymond Brooks 37 Russell Athens 20 Samuel E. Stone 22. firefighters Dennis King 27 Richard Ridder 30 and William O. Hayden 28 treated for injuries.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Paint and Color Co
George W. Corcoran
Marion L. Hillman
Raymond Brooks
Russel Athens
Samuel E. Stone
Dennis King
Richard Ridder
William 0. Hayden
Verden City Dismissals And Births At St Catherine
Dismissals list includes Bobbie Ir Warick Deerfield Raymond Harold Smith Lakin Mrs Hadley Kauffman 707 N ath Mrs James Matthews Lakin Mrs Raymond Smith Lakin Peggy Denise Winderlin Scott City Frances Gall Winderlin Scott Mrs Guy E McCombs Lakin Miles E Partin 507 N ord Mrs Elva Markham Dighton Mrs Edward Caballero 1208 Mulberry Births at St Catherine A daughter to Kenneth Otterstetter 1010 7th March 7 1257 am 7 pounds 6 ounces At Raynesford Clinic James Skaggs 908 N 8th March 8 450 am 8 pounds
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St. Catherine
Bobbie Ir. Warick
Deerfield
Raymond Harold Smith
Lakin
Hadley Kauffman
Nath
James Matthews
Raymond Smith
Peggy Denise Winderlin
Scott City
Frances Gall Winderlin
Guy E. McCombs
Miles E. Partin
N. Ord
Elva Markham
Dighton
Edward Caballero
Mulberry
Kenneth Otterstetter
Raynesford Clinic
James Skaggs
Court Fines Marred by Multiple Traffic Offenses
A county court list shows numerous speeding fines and traffic penalties across several towns. Notable entries include Charles W. Ricord speeding in Hugoton, Curtis K. William driving left of center in Wichita, and Eddy Joseph Gonzales double parking in Lakin, with varying fines and costs. A city accident at Eighth and Chestnut caused moderate to extensive vehicle damage.
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Merl B. Lindner
Kendall
Charles W. Ricord
Hugoton
Curtis K. William
Wichita
Robert J. Herman
N. 4Th
Ilegal
Braulio Perez
J.R. Hearon
Bettie Lou Meyer
Kansas
Eddy Jospeh Gonzales
Lakin
Raymond Edward Askew
Billye Gale Boies
Dodge City
Finley W. Nevin
St. John
Ronald Lee Mills
N. Main
Albert Ira Wilcox
Mulberry
William Dean Case
Anthony Josper Pickett
Imperial Rt
Kyle Herbert Powell
S. Star Rt
Larry Eugene Moore
Evans
John Thomas Jackson
Taylor
Stephen Douglas Humphreys
N. 10Th
Morgan J. Kelly
Prairie Village
8Th
Chestnut
Eldon E. Newberry
Patricia Ann Arellano
W. Fulton
Buses Halted At Arlington High Over Rowdyism
About 900 Arlington High School pupils faced bus service suspensions as Indianpolis Transit System halted 12 routes on the North Side due to vandalism and rowdy behavior. School officials report minor damage and targeted punishments. absences for lack of bus service will be unexcused.
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Indianapolis
Claffey
Thomas M. Haynes
Paul I. Miller
Arlington
Miller
Ralph W. Clevenger
Kansas Traffic Log Shows 24 Hour Death Toll
Kansas traffic death log reports figures up to 9 am Tuesday comparing the March to March period for 1966 to 1992 with 101 fatalities. A U S Army infantry division is listed with 15 500 men.
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Topeka
Kansas
U S pilots cleared to chase MiGs in North Viet Nam
Washington reports that U S fighter pilots in South Vietnam may pursue attacking MiG jets into the Hanoi Haiphong corridor, though hot pursuit has not yet been practiced. Incidents shows MiGs escaped into haze, others turned toward Hanoi due to fuel limits. Officials note no publicly spelled rules or sanctuary status. Recon planes have flown over the area but officials deny acknowledgment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Navy
Son la
Hanoi
Washington
Haiphong
Viet Nam
U.S
Dean Rusk
George Washington University
Hanoi-Haiphong
Talent Show Planned in Garden City Community
WDCC announces a Southwest Kansas talent show at Clifford Hope Auditorium in Garden City on Friday April 15 for teens and adults in the region. Entry blanks are available from the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce or Dorothy McCart at 1008 E Fulton. Proceeds fund civic projects. top prizes are $50, $35, $25, and $10 for fourth and fifth. Entries due March 25 to Mrs McCart.
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Southwest Area
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City
Kansas
Garden City Area
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