NFO Calls For Livestock Hold On Markets Nationwide
The National Farmers Organization urged members to withhold hogs cattle and lambs from sale starting today amid record hog price drops and declining cattle prices. The move spurred plans for farmers meetings in 15 cities and followed a growing nationwide meat boycott push with protests in San Francisco and New York. Traders report lower hog prices, reduced beef processing, and significant cuts in labor at New York area markets. The Maine House recognized the boycott by a 108 to 27 vote Wednesday.
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Associated Press
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
San Francisco
Federal Building Plaza
San Diego
Calif
New York
Bronx Terminal
New York City
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Sandusky
Ohio
Maine
House of Representatives
Duplicate Tourney Starts Tomorrow at St Marys Center
The Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club opens its annual Tumble weed Section Bridge Tournament tomorrow at St. Marys Center 510 N 12th. Seven sessions are planned over three days. Players should be at tables by 1:30 p.m. Call Vern Holmes or Mrs Bill Schroeder at 276 2483 for more information or to find a partner.
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Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club
St. Mary’s Center
510 N
Vern Holmes
Bill Schroeder
Holmes
Panic Market Report Assailed by Local Farmer
Garden City farmer Bill Crotinger of Heinhold Commodities rejects calls of a panic market, citing hog price gains of 3.50 to 7.00 per hundredweight at Midwest markets. He notes U S hog slaughter down 2.9 percent this week and 9.14 percent year over year, and beef cattle slaughter down 37,000 from last year. He warns against price controls and predicts meat prices stay high into next year, while local radio KUPK schedules election programs and forums for city commission and junior college boards.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ron Jarvis
Oppenheimer Industries of
Kansas City
Oppenheimer
Bill Crotinger
Crotinger
Heinhold Commodities
Midwest
U.S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Crozinger
New York
Kupk Radio
City Commission
Commission
Ken Minter
KUPK
Garden City Community Junior College Board
Chicago Live Beef Futures at 1 P.M Rise
Chicago Liv e Beef Futures for Feb Apr Jun Aug show highs near 44.57 44.27 43.52 42.37 and closes of 44.57 44.27 43.52 42.37. Dow Jones Industrial Average at 1 p.m. rose 2.39 to 948.90.
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Chicago
Area Natural Resources Explorer post meeting planned
An organizational meeting for area residents aged high school or older is set for tomorrow night at 7 in the Co-op Center. All interested persons are invited to attend as Dr. Ralph J. Sonny Swords, a Garden City veterinarian, presents a film on backpacking in a coeducational program.
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Natural Resources Explorer
Ralph J
Sonny) Swords
Garden City
Hospitals today and police traffic fines listed
Dismissals at St Catherine James Charles Davis Holcomb Drew Evan Fairchild 2120 Moe Ricky R. Franco 2004 A Lois E. Graham Kendall Mrs Gilbert Hamilton 2316 wc James W Hemmert 1607 E Fulton Paul M Kitterman Scott City Pedro Nevarez 1519 WN 12th Linda Perry 313% N 9th Archie M Rutgers Henry Ezequiel Torres Imperial Rt Arthur L Westeman Syra nse Courts. Fined Bobby Duane Barnes 607 N 6th speeding 47 in 30 zone 27 dollars Mrs Bruce Trent 1105 E Johnson improper parking 4 Troy Eugene Yardley 401 N 4th speeding 41 in 30 zone 21 James J Cisneros Jr Liberal speeding 55 in 30 zone 35 Albert Richard Carter 705 N 54h speeding 37 in 30 zone 17 Elsa Ludivina Zavala 12144 Mulberry speeding 45 in 30 zone 25 Mrs Frankie Tolbert 109 S 10th failing to yield right of way 20 Gary Dow Jones 903 Howerton speeding 41 in 30 zone 21 George Cruz 1610 N 6th disobeying stop sign 10 Stephen Geist Scott City speeding 27 in 20 school zone 22 Mrs Gail Guinn Holcomb permitting unauthorized minor to drive 15 Mrs Robert Peirano 1508 B disobeying stop sign 15 Stanley Wayne
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Bobby Duane Barnes
Bruce Trent
E. Johnson
Troy Eugene Yardley
James J.cisneros Jr
Albert Richard Carter
Elsa Ludivina Zavala
Mulberry
Frankie Tolbert
S. 10Th
Gary Dow Jones
Howerton
George Cruz
Stephen Geist
Scott City
Gail Guinn
Holcomb
Robert Peirano
Stanley Wayne
Speeding and traffic violations in Garden City notice
Garden City entries list Smith at 710 Howerton speeding 38 in a 30 zone for 18 dollars Burgess at 63542 N Main failing to yield right of way 20 dollars Bardgett at 616 Garden City Ave speeding 50 in a 30 zone 30 dollars Garza Moreno at 1410 W Fulton disobeying traffic signal 15 dollars Accidents City Wednesday 9 45 a m 400 block North 6th parked car owned by Michael J Howard 802 N 5th moderate damage unknown hit and run vehicle Wednesday 11 38 a m 2nd and Hazel cars driven by Everett R McKee 511 N 9th Eugene L Foland Norton major damage to both vehicles Wednesday 1 05 p m 100 block East Chestnut car driven by Gay Ellen Guinn Holcomb pickup truck driven by George Jordan Stengel 914 Center moderate damage to both vehicles
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Smith
Howerton
Clarence E. Burgess
N. Main
William Irons Bardgett
Garden City Ave
Joe Garza Moreno
W. Fulton
Block North
Michael J. Howard
Hazel
Everett R. McKee
Eugene L. Foland
Norton
Chestnut
Gay Ellen Guinn
Holcomb
George Jordan Stengel
Center
Garden City College to Host Fifth Annual Science Fair
The Garden City Community Junior College will host its fifth annual Science Fair this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the science math building. About 25 entries are expected from Southwest Kansas, judged by Fort Hays State College instructors. Awards total 12 across junior high and senior high divisions, with public viewing 2 to 5 p.m. and a 5 p.m. awards ceremony.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Roscoe Waldorf
Kansas
Fort Hays State College
Deaths in Ulysses and Deerfield chiefs
Ulysses Mrs. Bessie Marie Herren 82 died Tuesday night at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital after a long illness born June 26 1890 at Exine Town married Clinton E Herren April 2 1914 at Neodesha member of Brethren Church Garden City Survivors include three daughters Mrs. John Siegrist Ulysses Mrs. Keith Fortin Vancouver Wash and Mrs. Edna Swatford Vancouver Wash 18 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Phillips Chapel Ulysses Rev Harold Taves officiating burial Satanta Cemetery friends may call this evening Deerfield Melberne Ray Francis 57 died unexpectedly at home Wednesday afternoon of an apparent heart attack arrangements announced by Phillips White Funeral Home.
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Ulysses
Bessie
Marie Herren
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Exiine
Clinton E. Herren
Neodesha
Herren
The
Brethren Church
Garden City
John Siegrist
Keith Fortin
Tera
Edna Swatford
Vancouver
Wash
Phillips Chapel
Harold Taves
Satanta Cemetery
Deerfield
Melberne Ray Francis
Phillips-White Funeral Home
42 in Custody After Wichita Drug Raid Largest Since Office Began
Atty Gen Vern Miller and state and local officers seized heroin LSD hashish and marijuana in Wichita in a raid that began Wednesday night and ended early today. Forty two people including twelve juveniles were arrested or sought on drug sale or possession charges.
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Wichita
Kan
Atty
Vern Miller
Miller
Fred Howard
Sedgwick County
Johnny Carr
Floyd Hannon
Milles
Five Hurt In Crashes In Garden City
Five persons were injured in two separate Garden City collisions yesterday. Only 83-year-old boy injuries required hospital stay. Michael Chris Blake remained overnight for observation after a crash at Evans and Pine. others treated and released. Names include Lolita J. Davis Mrs Larry Bussinger Joe L Campos Jr Michael Charles Blake and Michael Chris Eke.
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Garden City
Lolita J. Davis
N. Center
Larry Bussinger
E. Chestnut
Joe L. Campos Jr
Davis
Michael Charles Blake
Evans
Michael Chris E’ke
Michael Chris Blake
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American Motors American
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Woolworth A Tie
Dillon's Family Center
Dillon’s Family Center
Eastgate
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Calhoun’s
Alco Discount Store
Telegram
St. Catherine James
Charles Davis
Drew Evan Fairchild
Moe Ricky R. Franco
Lois E. Graham
Kendall
Gilbert Hamilton
James W. Hemmert
E. Fulton
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Pedro Nevarez
Linda Perry
Archie M. Rutgers
Henry Ezequiel Torres
Imperial
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Syranse
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Melberne R. Francis
Raiders
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
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Wichita Police Department
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Modern Radio
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National Campers and Hikers Association
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