California Is Vital to Barry Goldwater Strategy
Washington AP. Goldwater aides say California's 86 convention votes could push him near the 600 delegate threshold for the Republican nomination if he wins the June 2 California primary. They expect shifts in Wisconsin Kentucky and New York as delegates align and fear an Eisenhower intervention could hurt Goldwater, though public backing is unlikely for now.
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Jack Bell Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Lola
San Francisco
Coldwater
Lieve
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Goldwater
Baines
Kentucky
Markets report from Kansas City livestock prices
AP dispatch lists cattle at 4 500 head, calves 50, steady to mixed ranges. Slaughter steers 19.50 to 21.00, good and choice 19.00 to 20.00, choice heifers 20.25 to 20.50, prime sales 21.00. Calves 17.50 to 19.50. feeder steers 19.00 to 21.50. Hogs steady to 25 lower. barrows and gilts 19.50 to 15.00, sows 11.25 to 33.35. Sheep 2,000 head, lambs 50 lower, lamb prices 24.00 to 50, shorn 22.50, ewes 4.50 to 5.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Good Gains on Stock Market
New York reports a solid early gain in the stock market as steels, motors, savings and loans, and selected issues led the advance. Calumet & Hecla rose over half a point before retreating, while savings and loan holdings gained on a favorable delinquency survey. The AP average rose to 307.5, Dow up 1.50 at 828.57.
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Calumet & Heela
Michigan
Figurails
Soo Line
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Remaley to play laps at 35th Infantry reunion in Wichita
Kansas Veterans' Commission field rep Charles Remaley will participate in laps at the 35th Infantry Division reunion in Wichita next September. Former President Harry S. Truman is slated as speaker. Four Finney County students joined 121 Fort Hays State College art show participants, with show through May 25. Becky Rogers, KU freshman music major, named to Peace Corps Committee staff secretary.
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Charles Remaley
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
35Th Infantry
Wichita
Harry S. Truman
Finney County
Fort Lays State College
Robert Joy
Patricia Lutterman
Judy Webster
Garden City
Jon Jonin
Pierceville
Becky Rogers
Roland P. Rogers
N. 4Th
University of Kansas Peace Corps
Light Vote Seen in Two Primaries
Light voter turnout was expected in two states with New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller facing no opposition in West Virginia from delegates to the Republican presidential primary and write in votes not counted. In Nebraska Barry Goldwater may face write in opposition from Lodge Nixon and Rockefeller supporters as he tops the GOP field. Delegates are largely uncommitted and the results may not affect the race. Governor races in Nebraska and West Virginia receive attention while Rockefeller campaigns in Oregon and Goldwater makes a Nebraska stop.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
West Virginia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nebraska
Johnson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Rhode Island
John Chafee
GOP
Oregon
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Daily Ledger
Admissions list at St. Catherine and area facilities includes numerous patients from Syracuse, Setanta, and surrounding towns with names such as Irene Brewer, Kim Daneen Ray, and Vicorl Bronson. Dismissals record several individuals, including Gilbert Merz, Cynthia Osborn, and Bryan Roath, among others, with brief notes on origins and dates. Births announce a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Petrus at St. Catherine. Also listed are executor and corporate deeds, fines, license actions, and a sentencing note for Donna Leoti and Rey Dean Schafer, among scattered entries from Masonry Products Co and Percival Insurance Agency.
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Davis
Alamota
Ars
Dat
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Petedar
Ath Vrs
Vicorl Bronson
Pearl
Leopold
Inez H. Bishop
Leati
St. Catherine
Gilbert C. Merz
Deerfield
Cynthia Blaine Osborn
Ballinger Bryan Edward Roath
Robert Englert
Kendall
Dennis Walters
William Ives
Hattie Kim Marie Lehrribvogel
Rf Aten
Rose Herman
Dita N. Oth
Dennis Petrus
Kansas
Vircil Harsh
Uolcomb
Garden City court eyes fund check and sentences
Garden City district court cases list dates unclear. Several defendants faced penalties for petty larceny forgery improper driving and drunkenness with suspended sentences probation paroles and fines. Individuals named include David Anderson Pete Lines Rowland Linda Plotner Marilyn Carter and others from various addresses with bonds posted and fines imposed.
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St. John
Pete Lines Rowland
W. Maple
Kansas
Kansas State
Lansing
Marilyn Jean Carter
Lakin
KSI
David F. Walsh
John Glenn McLinn
Kennethh. Lockwood
Frank Raymond Taylor
Bobby Dean Routh
Joe Delgado
Stephen Ralph Roper
Dewayne Alton Moore
Traffic Accident at 6th and Pine Involving Two Vehicles
Monday at 4 35 p m a traffic collision occurred at 6th and Pine. A car driven by Mrs Elmo C Frazier of 906 N 7th reported minor injuries and a station wagon driven by George L Wegel of 507 N 7th reported moderate injuries.
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Pine
Elmo C. Frazier
George L. Wegel
Escape Is A Short One From Kansas Farm For Women
Two young inmates escaped briefly from the Kansas Industrial Farm for Women Monday night and were captured within two hours. Dorothy Vincent, 19, of Kansas City, Kan., serving 10 years for second degree murder, and Margaret Howard, 22, from Reno County serving 10 years for second degree burglary, escaped by tearing loose a metal screen on the hospital back porch. They were apprehended by state prison guards while walking toward Kansas City along Kansas 5, about six miles from the farm. Vincent had pleaded guilty to shooting her husband, Conan Wayne Vincent, while asleep last November. She said he beat her, and she hid his body in a stairwell of an apartment building.
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Kan
Kansas
Dorothy Vincent
Kansas City
Margaret Howard
Reno County
Kansas 5
Miriam Phillips
Vincent
Miss Howard
Pierceville Grade Open House Tonight
Pierceville Grade School hosts an open house from 7:30 to 8:30 with a program by grades one through eight and a kindergarten singing four numbers. The 8:00 p.m. program starts, with post-visit classroom access after the program.
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Pierceville
Burl Dowell
Many Win Ribbons During Satanta Day Celebration
Satanta marked its 23rd annual Satanta Day with numerous ribbon winners. Lon and Tod Anthony won first in the costume division dressed as George and Martha Washington, followed by Kevin and Melva Tunids and the Rooney siblings in third. Judges included R. J. Leete and Maurice Weckerling. Debates over window art honored Kiowa culture, while a clown act from Fairbury, Neb., entertained children. The free Teepee Museum opened for the season.
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Syere
Lon
Tod Anthony
George and
Martha
Washington
Kevin
Melve Tunids
Melva
Rooney
Pat
Roxanne
Ardith
Archie Rooney
Keirne Supply
Bill Howard
Woodrow Wilson
State Bank of Satanta
Thomas Jefferson
Bill Wilson
Satanta Co Op
Abe Lincoln
Fairbury
Neb
Young ‘Sters
Geneva Sledd
Marshall
Leroy Hayden
Dick Shonlan
Satanta
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Deaths of Burton Lanam and Tina Mekeal in local area
Burton C Lanam 51 of 403 W Kansas died Sunday night at Veterans Hospital Wichita after a two month illness. Born May 1 1913 in Fletcher SD he lived in Garden City about 20 years and worked as a trucker. Survived by widow Edna Mae Schmalc two daughters Cinda and Burdett two sons Burton and Burt Leroy brother Miles Lanam three sisters and numerous relatives Funeral arrangements by Garland Funeral Home. Tina A Mekeal 68 of 407 N 1st died at Leopold Hospital following a five month illness born February 29 1896 in Finney County member of Christian Church and Finney County Historical Society married to Harry J Mckeal in 1932 he died 1961. Survivors include sister Edith Pontius brother Albert Rowan several nieces and nephews Funeral at Christian Church with Rev Alvin Houser officiating. Phillips White Funeral Home to handle arrangements.
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Veteran's Hospital
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Fletcher
S. Dak
Garden City
Hutchinson
Edna Mae Schmalc
Dodge City
Lanam
American Legion
Elks
Cinda
Burdett
Los Angeles
Calif
Burton
Burt Leroy
Miles Lanam
Eiverta
Jonna Lou Eades
Portland
Tina A. Mekeal
Leopold Hospital
Finney County
Christian Church
Alvin Houser
Phillips White
Huck Boyd to Campaign Across Southwest Kansas
Huck Boyd, Republican governor candidate, plans a county by county swing through southwest Kansas next week. Tuesday events include Dighton at 8 am Scoi City at 10 am a noon luncheon Trib une at 3 30 pm and Syracuse 5 pm. Wednesday breakfast at Lakin 7 30 am and Garden City luncheon at 1 pm then Sublette 3 pm Satanta 4 15 and Ulysses 5 30. Thursday Johnson 7 30 am Elkhart 10 30 Hugoton 12 39 luncheon and Liberal 3 30 pm. Friday visits Plains Meade Ashland Protection Coldwater Medicine Lodge and Harper.
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McDill
Huck Boyd
Dighton
Scoi City
Tribune
Syracuse
Lakin
Garden City
Tornado Spares Detroit Grandparents. Neighbors Suffer Loss
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rooney II of Chesterfield report Mrs. Rooney’s Detroit grandparents escaped injury in Friday’s tornado. The Wesenberger family, living nearby, hid in the basement as their house was leveled with no injuries to them, though neighbors to either side were badly hurt or killed.
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Bill Rooney II
Chesterfield Dr
James Richard Ashcraft Cimarron Barber Dies at 49
James Richard Ashcraft 49 a Cimarron native and barber died Monday at Trinity Hospital Dodge City after a brief illness. Born November 28 1914 he operated the Ashcraft Barber Shop here and was a member of the American Legion. He married Frances Downtain September 11 1950 in Raton New Mexico. He leaves two sons Dale and Dean at home two stepsons Lloyd Lawrence and Leroy of Carmi rd City two brothers Charles Tucson Ariz and Arthur Cimarron a sister Mrs Nancy Burnett Grand Junction Colo Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at the Cimarron Methodist Church with Rev William Wilkoff and burial in Cimarron Cemetery with military rites.
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Cimarron
James Richard Ashcraft
Trinity
Lloyd Lawrence
Leroy
Cardem City
Charles
Tucson
Ariz
Arthur
Nancy Burnett
Grand Junction
Colo
Cimarron Methodist Church
William Wilkoff
Cimarron Cemetery
Friday Deadline To Sign for Wheat Program
Friday is the deadline for wheat growers to sign to take part in the 1964 voluntary wheat program. Frank McClure, chairman, Fin ney County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, said farmers must contact the ASCS county office by Friday if they intend to participate. Eligibility requires acreage within allotments and, for extra benefits, a diversion set aside of at least 11.11 percent for approved conservation use. Price support loans cap at a national average of 1.30 per bushel with diversion payments and certificates valuing 70 and 25 cents per bushel respectively, covering up to 90 percent of the normal production.
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Frank McClure
Finney County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
McClure
Syracuse Band Concert Sunday
The Syracuse High School Concert Band presents its final concert of the year Sunday at 2 pm in the school auditorium. Seniors will be featured as soloists and the John Philip Sousa Award is awarded to a senior. The program includes Poet and Peasant Overture, Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6, Sanctuary of the Heart, Blue Bells of Scotland with a trombone solo, and Holiday for Trombones. Bob Harder directs.
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Syracuse
Syracuse High School
John Philip Sousa
Bob Harder
High School Completion Rate Drops to 43 Percent
A U.S. Office of Education report shows only 43 percent of adults have completed high school, highlighting education gaps and nationwide concerns about schooling and future opportunities.
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U. S Office of Education
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