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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
1
Kansas City AP market report shows cattle at 1,500 head with steers steady to 50 lower on the day. Cows strong to 50 higher as choice steers fetch 27.00-28.00 and choice heifers 28.50, feeder steers 20.75 and up. Hogs at 3,000 with barrows and gilts 25 lower. 1-3 23.00-44.75, some 20.50-22.00 weaknesses observed.
The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials slipped 4.63 points by noon, standing at 929.88 as trading continued. The market showed a minor downtrend with several gains and losses across sectors.
Documents filed in federal court by Salvatore Palma's widow and associate contend Palma died by self-inflicted gunshot in a cemetery. U.S. Attorney Millio decries the theory as surd and says FBI and grand jury investigations will continue while Inzerillo seeks sentence reduction, noting Palma's death affecting codefendant outcomes.
Admissions list for St Catherine includes Isabel Guebara Holcomb Mrs Harry Ingram and others. dismissals note James Earl Lewis Ulysses Abram Barron Linda Voth John Baier Mrs Raymond Mai John C Garetson Mrs Walter Meyer Lois McKean Mrs Max Rojas. births show a son to Cecil Nuzum and a daughter to Robert Humphreys. county fines for speeding overload and insufficient funds. suspended sentence for William G Garth. warranty deeds recorded for several property transfers.
In Garden City at 900 block N 10th Tuesday at 5 55 p m a pickup driven by Max Stephen Parrish 1201 N 10th and a car driven by Ervin Earl Henry 109 W Walnut sustained minor damage in a collision near Safford s Addition lot 27 block 1 title transfer by David Mancha to Owen L Grable involved parties and location noted.
The Senate will decide a bill to provide an official vice presidential residence after the House approved 197 to 184 a $750,000 measure for a Little White House on Naval Observatory land. Supporters expect Senate passage and presidential enactment despite GOP opposition over nonessential spending.
The Garden City Art Association forms a weekly night painting group meeting Mondays from 7 30 to 10 p.m. at the Civic Center. Easels are provided and storage for paints and canvases is planned. To join call Sarah Nichols BR 6 3905. No membership fee.
Blowing dust caused a three-vehicle non-injury crash four miles west of Syracuse on US 50 around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday. James Couzens of Bonham Texas slowed for the dust, then was rear-ended by Calvin Mueller of Kendall, followed by Morris Monninger of Wichita colliding with Mueller’s truck. Trooper Howard Fehrenbacher and the Kansas Highway Commission blocked the scene for about 90 minutes to clear wreckage.
Washington officials say the missing U S hydrogen bomb from a January 17 crash off Spain will be recovered and dismantled for months or years of study to learn how it withstood salt water and an in flight collision. Dozens of experts will examine safety features and construction while the device is brought to a Defense Atomic Support Agency base for detailed analysis. Our research on damaged nuclear weapons will continue as components become conversation pieces in labs. France begins building the Rance River tidal dam to generate power for about 125000 homes by 1967.
Four senior education students from Garden City State College have been accepted into the student teaching program. Sara Smith will teach English at Dange City High School, June Thompson at Garden City High School in business, Wilfred Johnson in industrial arts at Hays High School, and Duane McCarthy in fifth grade at Washington Elementary. The program blends theory with fieldwork across seven weeks at secondary schools and eight weeks at elementary sites, with a final campus evaluation week.
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