Kennedy Round Opens in Geneva for Tariff Talks
President Johnson pledged US aid to a successful Kennedy round of tariff cuts as 75 GATT members begin a marathon two year effort. Secretary Herter opened the session delivering Johnson’s message and urging rapid progress on farm barriers and other trade hurdles.
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IAPI
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Herter
Nerter
Washington
Niles
City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Total receipts 3830 cattle and 473 hogs with uneven cattle trade. Light yearling steers and quality heifers showed gains, while plain cattle and heavier feeders fell. Calves and bulls varied by weight, with hogs steady and prices ranging across lightweight to heavy categories. Baby pigs and sows also noted with size-based pricing.
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Kansas City
Key Stocks Show Gains
NEW YORK AP The stock market opened with gains across major sectors led by motor, airline, chemical, rail, copper, electronics and aerospace issues. The AP average of 60 stocks rose about 1.0 to 304.1, Dow Jones industrials up 4.34 to 821.44, Northwest Airlines up over 5 points, IBM up 2, and other lines mostly higher.
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New York
Associated Press
Moon
Mack ‘S
Chrysler
Northwest Airlines
IBM
International Telephone
Sears Roebuck
U.S
Washington Tax Revenue Rises Despite Tax Cuts
The Associated Press reports that federal tax revenue increased by 6.5 billion dollars to 24 billion in the first quarter, aided by a tax rate cut effective March 1. Economists underestimated the revenue rise as lower rates took effect later in the period. A separate bulletin notes the John J. Kennedy memorial stamp goes on sale May 29, marking the late president’s birth anniversary. Other items cover Vietnamese war prospects, President Johnson's White House stroll, and Kansas City livestock market results.
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Washington
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Post
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Touriss
Twirp Week Celebration at Scott High
Scott City’s Scott Community High School runs a Twirp Week with a dance Friday in the SCHS gym from 7:30 to 7:40. Girls may ask boys out. casual dress allowed. Janice Buehler leads decorations and Merilee Henderson handles refreshments.
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Scott City
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SCHS
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Merilee Henderson
Red Vietnamese Call For Soviet China Talks
The North Vietnamese government urged the Soviet Union and China to repair their split and resume talks they broke off in Moscow. It called for renewed dialogue to strive for unity of the socialist communist movement and suggested Peking and other Kremlin parties meet promptly.
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China
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Sanday
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Moscow
Socialist Communist Movement
Fidel May Lose Russian Rockets
Washington reports indicate the Soviet Union may have withdrawn its air defense rockets from Cuba, possibly curbing the Cuba United States clash. Castro had warned he could not shoot down high flying planes without Soviet missiles, while Khrushchev warned the reconnaissance flights risked another war.
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United States
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Khrushchev
Finney County TB Group funds health drives and honors retiring chair
The Finney County Tuberculosis and Health Association outlined a budget of over $3,000 for health education and disease case finding next year. At a dinner at the Continental Inn, retiring TB chairman Lloyd Haag received a gold cross, and Mrs. Jack Schewerman retired as TR representative. A mobile N-ray unit will visit in July for free chest X-rays, with emphasis on funding for migrant workers. The agenda includes nursing scholarships, training fellowships, school TB testing, free X-rays for the needy, aid to tubercular patients, and donations to Serrigo Laboratory and TB funds.
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Finney County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Continental Inn
Lloyd Haag
Finney County TB
Haag
Tuberculosis Association
Jack Schewerman
Dodge City
Association
Serrigo Laboratory
Rural Grass Fire Near Raymond Morris Home
Garden City volunteers were summoned at 2 p.m. Saturday to a grass fire west of Raymond Morris home on east S50. Fire spokesman Tommy Thomas said a small pasture area burned.
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Garden City
Raymond Morris
Tommy Thomas
Kansas State pledges and scholarships in news items
The Telegram reports L Hott of 209 E Hazel among 92 Kansas State University men pledged to Triangle Colony since February. Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers grants 34 scholarships to education majors. renews for Jona Grosshans with new awards to Donna Mae Breil Kenneth Sigley and Trudy King. Charles Skilling, son of Howard and Mrs Skilling of 610 Jones, leaves for Denver to undergo Coast Guard duty tests and will enlist for June recruit training in Alameda California. he attends Garden City Junior College. An American Field Service meeting is set for 7:30 pm in the senior high library to plan hosting two busloads of students arriving June 29 and departing July 1. homes are urged to continue hosting.
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L. Hott
Naomi Hott
E. Hazel
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Triangle Colony
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kansas Colleges and Universities
Jona Grosshans
Scott City
Donna Mae Breil
Kenneth Sigley
Ingalls
Trudy King
Ulysses
Charles Skilling
Howard Skilling
Jones
Denver
U. S. Coast Guard
Alameda
Calif
Garden City Junior College
American Field Service
AFS
Garden City
Hospital admissions and discharges listed in St Catherine notices
Hospitals reported admissions on Saturday and Sunday at St Catherine including Victor A doves Arlene M Rupp Rita Kay Waller and other named patients. dismissals at St Catherine list Michael Zerr John Dopler David Best and multiple others. births note a daughter to Harold Thomas in Dighton. warranty deed recorded for Jewell Hummer et al. to Ronald A Hummer et al involving lots in Selby Cole and Hurst subdivision.
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St, Catherine
Victor A. Doves
Davis
Glenn E. Dunkelberg
John Beaton
Arthur J. Kerkhoff
Healy
Ernest J. Graves
Pershing
A. C. Gottschalk
Guy Carver
Evans
Arlene M. Rupp
Holcomb
Rex Burden
Davis Rita Kay Waller
Hamline
Maude Cole
Eva Savolt
Briar Ilill
Lloyd Emerson Lakin
Wesley Morris
Nancy Ann Gilger
Pat
St. Catherine
Michael Zerr
John David Dopler
David Best
Curtis L. Bowen
N. Main
Vernie Hibler
Pierceville
Alice Pitcher
Andrew B. Erhart
Charles Reynolds Jr
Hattie
Harold Thomas
Dighton
Jewell L. Hummer
Ronald A. Hummer
Selby, Cole and Hurst
Johns’ Addion
City police court notices list speeding and license offenses
Garden City suspended on payment of checks and $6.75 costs. Several residents from La mar to Scott City receive fines for speeding 70 in 60 mph zones and 75 in a & mph zone. Bonds posted for speeding and improper driving. Licenses revoked for driving while intoxicated. Accidents report minor injuries to two minors and several property incidents on Fulton Main and Garden City avenues.
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Earl D. Buster
Lamar
Colo
John L. Crist
Holcomb
Verlin F. Rosenkranz
Pratt
Henry G. Leba Jr
Scott City
Duane Lloyd Rintoul
John Wallace Eldridge
Henry Isaac Espinoza
Gabriel Castillo Castoreno
W. Fulton
Angle
Dwight Edwin Goss
Santos Ib
Courts Sentenced Louis Penn on two checks
The County Court records Louis Penn of Rt 1 receiving a 30 day sentence for two $10 checks that were returned unpaid. The case involves account closures and the judgment was issued by the county judiciary.
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Courts County
Louis Penn
Rt. 1
Death of Dewey Lundquist truck driver in Garden City
Dewey Leonard Lundquist aged 65 of 404 N 5th died Saturday at Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City. Born September 27 1898 in Indianapolis Indiana he worked as a truck driver for Allied Van Lines. He moved from Chicago to Lazcar Colorado then to Garden City in 1949. Surviving are his widow Samona a daughter Mrs Barbara Huber and a brother Gus Lundquist. Mid funeral arrangements depend on Garnand Funeral Home.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ind
Allied van Lines
Lazcar
Colo
Chicago
Garden City
Ruby Swain
Samona
Barbara Huber
Lincoln Road
Gus Lundquist
Detroit
Garnand Funeral Home
One-Room School Vital to West Virginia Education
Kentuck Fork School in Lincoln County embodies the fading one room format as 14 pupils study under veteran teacher P. J. Williamson. The day includes basic reading and arithmetic with social studies and art on Fridays, while facilities are rudimentary and water comes from a nearby well. Williamson, teaching 42 years, retires this term amid decreasing enrolment from 30 to 14 as local families move away.
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Kentuck Fork
W.va
P. J. Williamsom
West Virginia
Lincoln County
West Virgina
Williamson
Kentuck
Kathy
Kate Turley
Besk
Scott City honor roll lists 21 seniors on file
Scott Community High School names 21 seniors 20 juniors 19 freshmen and 12 sophomores on the fifth six weeks honor roll. Straight A recipients include Otho Harden David Van Plet and Brade ley Anderson Vernon Breit and Donald Corn. Other honorees include Sally Norman Gary Grube Helen Sharpe Barbara Dearden Robin Rodenberg Neil Norman Rose Whinery Sylvia Jeffery Ronnie Campbell Deandra Bishop Pam Magill Norma McReynolds Dana Buehler Jeanne Cupp Ane son Kibby Marsha Murphy Mary Rector Peggy Tedford Joel Bryan Michelle Rupp Judy Vaughan Suzanne Rodenbeek Judy Seals Betty Baker Darrell Daubert Beth Everett Linda Mondragon Sue Wilken Mike Murphy Regina Rose Carolyn Schmitt Vance Van Plet Linda Nelson Danny Daubert May O'Brien and Vicki Parkinson. Honorable mention list follows.
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Scott City
Scott Community High School
Otho Harden
David van Plet
Bradeley Anderson
Vernon Breit
Donald Corn
Sally Norman
Gary Grube
Helen Sharpe
Barbara Dearden
Robin Rodenberg
Neil Norman
Rose Whinery
Sylvia Jeffery
Ronnie Campbell
Danny Daubert
May O’brien
Vicki Parkinson
Donna Daniels
Gene Grossjean
Gary Marty
Greg Mares
Louise Numrich
Becky Anderson
Pat Cox
Stanley Graver
Karen McDaniel
David Roberts
John Rohrbaugh
Charlene Barker
Diane Elmore
Terry Harper
Pat Peters
David Prather
Tom Roberts
Betty Rowton
Jene Simon
Richard Crist Merilee Henderson
Teresa Herman
Kathy Kirk
Marty Mand
Ken Meredith
Judy Neely
Marilyn Stillwell
Jane Ann Wheeler
Lynette Winter
Pharmacy Phacts From Ralph McClung
McClung and Payne's at 101 Grant Ave promote reading thermometers correctly. They frame the home thermometer as essential alongside first aid gear, offer help to learn accurate reading, and invite questions about vitamins at Garden City's vitamin center.
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McClung & Payne’s
Garden City
Grant Ave
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