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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
1
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog prices with hogs near 0-100 lower except sows weak to 73 lower. Barrows and gilts 1-3 190-250 head 22.90-59. Calves and feeders mixed. steers and heifers mostly steady to lower. Cows strong. high choice steers at 27.00-23.00, high and prime 28.75-28.50, feeder steers 26.00-27.50, feeder calves 29.00-30.00. Sheep 200 head not enough for market test.
Stocks ticker at 2 p.m. reports the Dow Jones 30 Industrials average down 4.06 points from noon to 928.56. Telegraph service from Goffe & Carkener, Inc. BR 6-3244 provides the quotations.
Mrs. Cora E. Smith 74 died Sunday at Scott County Hospital. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at First Christian Church with Rev. George Rossman officiating. Burial at Scott County Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, eight sons, a brother, 34 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren. Weinmann Price Funeral Home in charge.
Garden City reports on Marine Lanny I Pay Fox Pauley 22 son of Junior and Charlotte Pauley of 309 Pavis and 707 N. 2nd wife. He was wounded by a blast concussion and transferred to a Danang station hospital for treatment. Telegrams from Washington say he is receiving best care. Pauley enlisted in the U S Marine Corps in August and left San Francisco for Vietnam on February UH.
Reports from Ann Arbor to Flint and beyond describe flashing red green lights and batons of unknown objects. Witnesses include a deputy, a high school student, and a police chief. some sightings reached thousands of feet as cases swirl around the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena calls for full government disclosure.
Kansas officials reveal two men say Carl W. Glatt planned to withdraw his resignation as director of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights after the panel voted 3 to 2 to accept it. Brewer and Lewis accuse political motives and promise to speak out, while Glatt sought clerical help and equipment. The NAACP slams the commission as a patsy body.
Mississippi federal and state officers hunted Ku Klux Klan leader Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. and 13 others on civil rights charges in the January 10 death of Vernon Dahmer, a Black civil rights advocate. Dahmer died after his home and store were set ablaze, with Bowers later captured in part. The case involves violations of civil rights laws and the Voting Rights Act, with probes tied to Klan activity and the Philadelphia killings.
Wichita AP plans to ease campus housing by constructing an eight one bedroom and four two bedroom student apartment building. President Dr Roy F Ray announced the project expected to be ready for the fall semester and costing about 100000 dollars.
Admissions list includes Monika Christine Sponsel Anita Faye Brehm Roxie Lynn Hafliger Diane Kay Stegman Henry C. Arnett Kim Susan Ewing James Craig Rose Bentrup Steven Linenberger and others at St. Catherine Deerfield Scott City Holcomb. Dismissals note Lula Evelyn Rogers Roy Helm Thomas Clare Lloyd Harding Anna Elder Nina Korf David Wehkamp from Granada Rochester Ingalls and nearby areas.
County court records show Victor E Ferguson from Stone Hotel charged with making bad checks and failing to keep proper accounts. He is bound over to the April 7 term of the district court with bond set at 500 dollars and committed to jail.
Garden City suspended sentence for Ice Ruland of Dodge City on insufficient fund charges. Payment of a $5 check and $17.90 costs. Fined Robert Rivenburg of Holly Colorado for open bottle transport with $25 fine and $13.55 costs. Bonds forfeited listed for Richard Kent Ainslie of Salt Lake City two overtime parking counts. Dean L. Biggs Eminence road parking in a no parking zone. Mrs. Harry Morales 1805 Josie for allowing an unauthorized minor to drive a vehicle with $10. Mildred Martin 305 W Santa Fe three meter violations with $15. Eugene ReRoy Baxter 519 N 13th improper driving $10. Monte Eugene Hawkins Dodge City running a red light with $10. Fined Monroe Albert Payne Lubbock Texas for parking in a truck zone $2. Mrs Charles Downtain 612 Jones permitting an unauthorized minor to drive with $10.
Warranty deeds convey property between Newberry and Gar nand. Chappel and Oppliger. Salmans and Harkness. Stoufe and Thomas. Landgraf and Smith. Huggins and Meredith concerning parcels in Newberry, Plaza Acres, Testlebaum, Garden Belle, Fairmount, Emerson and Fales Additions. Quit claim by Weldon against Emerson and Kales Subdivision. Marriage licenses issued to Harsh and Rupp in Garden City and to Gascha and Kilpatrick in McCook Neb.
Clothing will be received here in the future for the Salvation Army. The truck will not pick up items here but occasional trips to Wichita may be arranged. Police Chief Hal Kane said residents will be told when to bring goods to the old armory near the fairgrounds, likely in three to four months. A large trailer load was sent last Saturday delivered by Carl Dart. Major E. Moyer of Wichita's Army social service center sent appreciation to Arthur Fleming and local Salvation Army workers for their effort and support.
A brush incinerator fire started near the Jack Smith residence and spread to the Kemper yard burning a lawn and tree at 2 30 p m yesterday. A rural truck extinguished the blaze. A second fire damaged a car near Plaza Medical Center on Kansas Plaza caused by a cigarette and put out by a police officer.
Robert Eugene Burnett, 27, Pratt Kansas, pleaded guilty to robbing Coats State Bank and was sentenced in U S District Court to eight years. He also received three year terms for two charges of interstate transportation of stolen autos, running concurrently. Accomplice Luther John Moore, 30, Sonora California, was convicted earlier after Burnett testified against him.
Cub Scouts Pack 1 gathered at the Optimist Building for their monthly meeting with a Knights of the Roundtable parade. About 70 boys displayed armor items. Dens 4, 5 and 8 gave skill demonstrations, followed by an awards ceremony led by Den Chief Steven Schwartz and Cubmaster Dorman Diller. Five new boys joined and earned bobcat pins, while Doug Martin and Craig Tynan earned Wolf badges and Shannon Corley Lynn Dunford Geoffrey Miller and Steve Harmon achieved lion badges. Uniform inspections and refreshments closed the event.
Boy Scout Troop 88 held its first Court of Honor at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints after a church supper. Scoutmaster Milton Anderson leads the newly organized troop, formed in October 1965, with seven active scouts. Awards went to Glen Anderson tender foot badge Roger Kenyon first aid and first class badge Allen Kenyon home repair merit badge Edward Anderson reading and citizenship in the home merit badges Daniel Faust life badge pioneering and citizenship in the nation.
Washington A4P notes Republicans shelved a proposal for a partywide conference to craft the 1968 platform. After the elections, officials like Romney and Laird voiced reservations, while Bliss stayed noncommittal. The plan aimed to unify potential nominees to avoid a platform fight at a later convention.
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