New Flu Strains Discovered Tying to Severe Winter Epidemic
AP Science Writer Frank Carry reports two new influenza strains identified by Public Health Service doctors. One Asian-origin variant, first seen in 1967, largely caused this winter’s severe outbreak and is poorly covered by the current vaccine. The second is a distinct B-type strain detected in Formosa, with potential global spread next winter.
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Frank Carry
Washington (Ap
Public Health Service
Formosa
The
National Insti
NIH Peledrehers
Togo
NIH
Division of Biologic Standards
Garden City Livestock Fat Cattle and Kansas City Markets
Garden City livestock receipts 535 head with steers at 20.50 to 21.80 and averages from 19.50 to 20.50. Heifers 20.50 to 21.80, with averages 19.50 to 20.50. standard and low goods 18 to 18. cows steady, canners and cutters 11 to 12.50, utilities 13.50 to 15.25. heiferettes to 19.50. Kansas City hogs 4,200 with burrows and gilts 14.00 to 15.50, sows 13.00 to 15.50. sheep 1,600 lambs 17.50 to 19.25. ewes 6.00 to 7.25. feeders 14.00 to 15.40. Cattle 2,800, calves 150. steers steady, heifers 25 lower, primes 19.75 to 22.00. heifers 19.50 to 21.75. utilities 14.75 to 17.00. prime cows 24.00 to 32.00. feeders 20.00 to 28.00.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas State honors list and campus notes
The Telegram notes Kansas State University honor student Stephen Nelson with a 3.75 GPA. It mentions surgery at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita, Vernon Schweer aiding Dr Raymond Agan on agricultural research funded by a Vocational Education grant, and James D Wolfe listed on the fall semester KU School of Engineering honor roll.
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Kansas State University
Stephen Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
Vernon Schweer
Garden City
Kansas State
Raymond Agan
Kansas
James D. Wolfe
Jim W. Wolfe
Davis
University of Kansas School of Engineering
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Conference Gets Inspection Plan
The United States proposed detailed on site inspection rules to police a ban on underground nuclear tests at a 27 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. The plan limits each onsite inspection to 500 square kilometers and assumes seven inspections per year per nuclear power, with Soviet replies still pending.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
Soviet Union
Glenn to Address AP Editors Luncheon at Waldorf Astoria
Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr the first American to orbit the earth will be the principal speaker at the Associated Press annual luncheon on April 22 in New York. Paul Miller AP president said Glenn would discuss NASA space program and its future US impact before about 1500 editors and publishers from US and Canada. The meeting kicks off a week of newspaper executives events including the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention.
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New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Associated Press
Paul Miller
Gannett
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Canada
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Two Youths Arrested in Connection with Thefts
Two 17 year old youths Marvin Lee Frizzell and Larry Lee Sperry were arrested for stealing four wheels and two used tires from American Tractor Co at Five Points. They admitted the thefts and face petty larceny charges. Sperry is a local high school student. The stolen equipment was recovered.
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Tive
American Tractor Co
Marvin Lee Frizzell
Larry Lee Sperry
Rt. 1
Sperry
Hospital and birth notices from small town listings
Dismissals and admissions listed for St. Catherine Hospital include patients Lora Wright Scott City Don Talley Edwards Healy Jack Wilkens Imperial Fritz Reimelt Sublette Bertha Merz Deerfield Lillian Williams N th Susan Peoples Gardendale Virl Rundell Bancroft and Jerry Sroufe 1st Leopold area. Births reported at St. Catherine include a daughter to Jack Wilkens Healy March 12 at 8 02 p.m. and a son to Carl Knaus 919 N 10th March 18 at 1 32 a.m. Legals note Warranty Deeds L Wallace et ux to J Keller et ux lot 13 block 2 Harris Addition and stock transfers in Finney County Water district.
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St. Catherine
Lora Wright
Scott City
Don Talley
Edwards
Jack Wilkens
Healy
Dennis Mead
Imperial
H. Dean Davies
Anderson
Fritz Reimelt
Sublette
Bertha Merz
Deerfield
Lillian Williams
N. Th
Virl Rundell
Bancroft
Jerry Sroufe
Chris Kitch
Susan Peoples
Gardendale
Carl Knaus
Leopold
C. E. Huff
Ralph Haflich
Hattie
Gail] Stmatze
Patricia Smeltzer
Dighton
Larry Ealinger
Robert L. Wallace
J. H. Keller
Et Ux
Warris
Howard B. Smith
Hubert Piland
Finney County
Death notice for Mrs Elizabeth Menke 84 of Garden City
Mrs Elizabeth S Menke 84 of 1705 Parkwood died this morning at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness She was born August 11 1878 in Bath Illinois and lived in Finney County since 1913 moving to Garden City in 1930 She was in First Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service Minerva Sunday School class Rebekah Lodge 550 and Lincoln Goodwill Home Demonstration Unit She married Fred J Menke February 27 1900 in Bath He preceded her in death Survivors include daughter Clarise Sparks two brothers August Market of Havana and William Market of Bath and one grandchild Funeral 10 am Friday at Phillips White Funeral Home with Rev E P Rogers and Rev Paul Handa officiating Burial Valley View Cemetery
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Elizabeth S. Menke
Parkwood
St. Catherine Hospital
Bath
Ill
Finney County
Garden City
Late Winter Storm Clears Kansas After Heavy Snowfall
AP report describes a late winter snowstorm dumping about foot of snow in northwestern Kansas and moving toward the Great Lakes. Travel disrupted, schools closed, several businesses shuttered. Goodland area reopens but buses stay off snowbound roads. Temperatures drop to single digits and teens with a warming trend expected in coming days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Great Lakes
Continental Trailways
Kansas City
St. Francis
Goodland
Pittsburg
Gospel Singers To Appear Here For Boy Scout Event
Mr and Mrs Elmer Childress television gospel singers will appear at Clifford Hope Auditorium Friday night at 8 p m with a free will offering. Troop 33 sponsored by First Baptist Church fields six members with Red Doyle as Scoutmaster and Bob Petrus as assistant. Members will serve as ushers and the Childress family will present a program of gospel songs.
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Elmer Childress
Television Gospel Singers
Clifford Hope Auditorium
First Baptist Church
Red Doyle
Bob Petrus
Childress
Garden City Court and Property Notices Summary
In Garden City several property transfers are listed with assignees M V Wolfidll and Don E Morgan, to Bern ard P Kramer and Herbert Hembree, including Inge Vinzant's Addition and Jones-Walker additions. County fines issued to Terry Rhoten for overload and to Harold Robertson for overload with costs. A driving while intoxicated case against Doris Munoz Aguilera continued to March 20 with bond set at $300. Traffic accidents include a US-542 mile west of Holcomb crash with Luella Taylor and a jackknifed truck near WH N 12th, plus a collision on 1600 block of Jones involving Jack Aptah and Richard Elliott causing extensive damage.
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Ne4
M. V. Wolfidll
Bernard P. Kramer
Inge Vinzant
Don E. Morgan
Herbert
Hembree
Jones-Walker
Guadalupe Moreno Franco
Eminence Rt
Terry Rhoten
Harold Robertson
Doris Munoz Aguilera
Luella Taylor
Deerfield
Holcomb
USSC
Garden City
USC
David A. Gribble
Jones
Jack Bernard Aptah
Tulsa
Okla
Richard Dean Elliott
Elliott
Mental Health Center Planned in Southeast Kansas
Montgomery Wilson Elk and Chautauqua counties agree to levy a half mill tax to fund an area mental health center in southeast Kansas. Estimated $60,000 yearly from tangible property. clinic to operate as outpatient with annual costs of about $40,000 to $50,000. Location to be chosen by county commissioners.
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Independence
Kan
Montgomery
Wilson
Elk
Chautauqua
Kansas
Bob Sayers
Montgomery County Mental Health Association Inc
Sayerg Seid
Fort Hays Historic Site Bill Introduced
Washington AP reports Senator Frank Carlson introduced a bill to establish the Fort Hays site as a national historic location in Kansas. Carlson argued Kansas hosted pivotal events in U.S. history and urged preservation for future generations. He cited Fort Hays established in 1867 at Mayes, Kansas.
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Washington
Students to Run Hospital at OSAWATOMIE State Hospital
About 46 pupils from 20 schools will assume hospital roles Thursday during Youth Administration Day at the 1,050 bed Osa Watomie State Hospital. Some wear white coats beside doctors dentists and technicians while others don caps or nurse uniforms. One pupil will be superintendent and another business manager. The event aims to spark interest in mental health careers amid a national shortage of trained personnel.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Alek
Schould
Mortheast
Karises
Hospstal
Tps
United States
Gazette Telegraph Wins Libel Verdict
U S District Judge Hatfield Chilson ruled for the Gazette Telegraph in a 1.1 million libel suit filed by Tesse Lee James II using the alias Lee Hawk, Colorado Springs claimant who alleged articles exposed him to ridicule as he claimed a link to Jesse James and that the outlaw faked his death in 1882 and died in 1951.
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Denver
U.S
Hatfield Chilson
Colorado Springs
Tesse Lee James
Lee Hawk
Jogue
Jesse James
Chilson
James
Feed Grain Program Feature Pointed Out
Finney County ASC Committee officials highlight a cross compliance feature of the 1963 feed grain program. If a producer has multiple farms and any do not sign up or comply, the noncompliant farms must feed within their total feed grain base, or the producer risks losing all benefits on the complying farms.
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Finney County
ASC
Garden Citations On Honor Roll At Fort Hayes KS State
Local and area students at Fort Hayes Kansas State College appear on the fall semester dean’s honor roll for maintaining a B average or better in all courses with 10 or more credit hours. Names include Barbara Maglaras, Sandra Barrett, Charles Williams, Garden City, Rosy Lock, Ulysses, Cimarron, Naricy Goddard, Ingalls, Montezuma, Evalyn Hoffman, Virginia Mathews, Virginia Woods, Tribune, Gale Glenn, Syracuse, Charlotte Brownlee, Elmer Birney, Marcia Birney, Virginia Blair, Satanta, Rita Hallbick, Myra Krentzel, Dighton, Connie Cramer, Janet Buchanan, Judy Clark, Heary Carroll Eaton, Roma Riner, Patricia Thiele, Donna Breit, Sharon Peters, Ann Rinkel, Scott City, Melvin Grusing, Ray Moses, Leon.
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Hays
Fort Hay
Kansas State College
Barbara Maglaras
Sandra Barrett
Charles Williams
Garden City
Bill Harnest
Holcomb
Rosy Lock
Ulysses
Robert Timken
Cimarron
Naricy Goddard
Ingalls
Wayne Unruh
Montezuma
Evalyn Hoffman
Ginia Mathews
Virginia Woods
Tribune
Gale Glenn
Batty Marak
Syracuse
Charlotte Brownlee
Elmer Birney
Marcia Birney
Virginia Blair
Satanta
Rita Hallbick
Myra Krentzel
Dighton
Connie Cramer
Janet Buchanan
Judy Clark
Heary Carroll Eaton
Roma Riner
Patricia Thiele
Donna Breit
Orville Pammenter
Sharon Peters
Ann Rinkel
Scott City
Melvin Grusing
Ray Moses
Leon
Belmont Negro handyman in stocking strangling case
Belmont, Maas AP report says Roy Smith, 35, a Black handyman, was arrested and charged with the strangling deaths of multiple women in the Great Cambridge area. He professed innocence during police questioning after being identified by patrolmen and a detective. The investigation links him to the murder of 62 year old Bessi Goldberg found in her Living room on Tuesday. Authorities note prior offenses and an extensive pattern of strangulation cases across the area.
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Belmont, Maas
Belmont
Roy ‘Smith
Scott Road
Camge
Taudéedh
Bessié Goldberg
Donald S. Robinson
Smith
Cambridge
Swine Repopulation Group Sets Wichita Meeting
The Kansas Swine Repopulation Group plans an open meeting and directors session at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita on Saturday at 11. The gathering coincides with the final day of the Kansas Livestock Association meeting, which also begins in Wichita tomorrow. Franklin K. Oldweiler of Holcomb, president of the state swine group, urged attendance at the livestock meetings to hear L. L. Stewart of Frankfort, Ind., and discussed the swine improvement meeting slated for Saturday.
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Kansas
Swine Improvement Meeting
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