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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
1
A campus assembly featuring Ann Landers was held for Yinco students today. Meanwhile Student Council plans a Juco sneak at Scott Park in May with food and fun, as nine weeks of classes near grading. Coaches seek golfers as spring sports begin amid science department “unknowns” in microbiology and qualitative analysis.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary D Silvey 84 a Scott City resident will be held at 930 a m MST tomorrow at Peacock Green Memorial Chapel La Junta Colorado Burial will follow at Scott County Cemetery Scott City with graveside rites at 240 p m tomorrow Mrs Silvey died Wednesday morning at a rest home in La Junta after a long illness Born May 17 1881 in Vandalia Illinois she came to Scott County with her parents in 1685 She married William J Silvey in 1906 they later moved to Fowler Colorado to run a newspaper In 1922 they moved to La Junta He died in 1948 She was a member of the Sa Junta Baptist Tabernacle Surviving is a son Carroll San Bernardino California and one grandson
A cryptogram style word puzzle sits amid scattered OCR text listing clues and partial answers. It references a June or Saturday cryptoquip column with cryptic letter strings, brand names, and a cryptic clue grid including vendors, animals, and measurements.
The Goldman family in Miami urged the kidnapper to return Daniel Goldman safely and meet any demand. They promised to meet terms and asked for contact through mail clergy attorney or phone. Daniel, 18, was abducted at gunpoint by a middle aged man demanding 25000 dollars with a threat to raise it and harm him. Police and FBI monitored the home as a teen who claimed knowledge was questioned. An attorney read the parents letter to reporters, addressing anyone with information or custody of Daniel.
On Thursday March 31, Guitar Classes for ages through 12 at 7 p.m. and ages 13 plus at 8 p.m. at YMCA Hall. Friday April 1 features Golf Classes at 7 p.m. at Alta Brown School gym taught by Fred and John Dickerson. Also Knitting at Sterling Cleaners on EB Kansas Plaza. Saturday April 2 lists boys registration and fourth graders enrollment at Ben Grimsley Gym with fees 50 cents YMCA members and 1 dollar non members. each boy receives a YMCA T-shirt. Monday April 2 offers men’s Volleyball at Alta Brown School gym at 7 p.m. with fundamentals and play.
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle 4,700 and calves 400 with feeders dominating sales. Cows steady, utility and commercial cows 18.75 to 20.50. Hogs about 2,200 with higher bids. sows steady. Barrows and gilts 190 to 240 pounds 21.75 to 22.25, 200 to 235 pounds 22.25 to 22.50, 240 to 290 pounds 20.50 to 22.00. sows 18.50 to 19.75.
The Civic Center will present the Coachman Orchestra in a dance for Jaco and High School students on Friday at the Center from 8 to 9 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
London reports Britons voted for a new House of Commons with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and the Labor party favored to win a landslide majority. Polls predicted Labor leading by about 11.8 points, boosting the government’s Commons majority well past 100 seats as turnout exceeded expectations though weather could affect voting. Wilson runs in Liverpool against Screaming Lord Sutch. Heath contests Kent. Jo Grimond stands in Orkney and Shetland.
Daily notice lists admissions at St Catherine for Mrs Ernest Hohrmann, Mrs Floyd Fine, and others from Kansas towns, plus dismissals including Art St Catherine and several residents of Scott City, Deerfield, and Oakley. Births reported at St Catherine include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Floyd Whatley and a son to John Herrera with times and weights noted.
Lanny C. Pauley of Garden City, U S Marine, injured in Viet Nam last week, has been flown to U S Naval Hospital in Oakland California and earlier reported to have been wounded near Quang Ngai with Fourth Marines. He says a jacket sleeve was blown off and doctors will assess the injury today.
Local court records list bonds forfeited for multiple offenses including parking in no parking and alley zones, running stop signs, no drivers licenses, and sidewalk obstruction. Accidents reported in the city include several minor and moderate damage collisions in the 200 block E Olive, 4th and Finnup Dr, and W Laurel in the afternoon hours.
In the United States the share of residents served by fluoridated water stands at 29 percent. The National Marbles Tournament began in 1924, marking a milestone in the sport’s history.
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 922.55 at noon, up 2.47, trimming its earlier losses to near the 922.43 gap. The price questions were supplied to the Tete fram by Gotte a Carkener, Inc., OR 6-3244.
Kansas traffic death log reports 46 fatalities for March, 1966, up to 9 a.m. Thursday. The 1965 period showed 12 deaths, while the comparable 1966 period to date lists 131 deaths and the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Thursday recorded 46.
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