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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1961

Page

2

Professors May Seek Release Amid Bus Protest Charge

Montgom ery Alabama. Eleven integrationists including Yale and Wesleyan professors and a Necro student face charges after trying to beat a white ranch counter in the Trailways bus terminal. Bond set at 31,000 for five with possible release. others to stay jailed until June 16 hearing. Leaders Abernathy Shuttlesworth Walker vow continued fight against segregation. A federal suit seeks to block police arrests of Negroes in interstate rides.

David B. Swift Werleyen Iddletown Gonn John B Maguire Asstatant Wesleyan George B. Smith Yate Authe Charles Conley Jintus Alex Marke County Court of Common Pleas South Avere White Ranch Trailways Ralph D. Abernathy The Montgomery Improvement Association Breedom Inala Montgomery

Wheat program discussed by Farm Bureau policy group

Finney County Farm Bureau Agricultural Policy Committee will host a meeting Thursday night in the Pine Room of the Warren Hotel to discuss a Wheat program. George Fowler Sr., committee chairman, cited a mail ballot showing a large majority favoring a bushel control plan and urged wheat producers to drive the program discussion given Kansas accounts for about a quarter of the nation’s wheat.

Farm Bureau Southwest Kansas Finney County Farm Bureau Agricultural Policy Committee Pine Room Warren Hotel George Fowler, Sr Finney County Farm Bureau Fowler Policy Com

Missionary District Couples Confer at Lake Webster

Seventy couples from the Missionary District of Western Kansas attended a weekend conference at PACUSA Conference Center Lake Webster on the roles of laity and clergy. Rev Jack Dorguch and Bishop Arnold M Lewis led discussions. Rev George Woodgate conducted Bible study. attendees included 58 couples such as Dr and Mrs John F Riggs Jr of Garden City and Robert Brooks of Scott City. NEW YORK AP There are 2000 native Africans serving with 30 African bishops one African cardinal and 5000 African nuns per the Catholic Digest.

Western Kansas Episcopal Church Pacusa Lake Webster Jack Dorguch Great Bond Church Arnold M. Lewis George Woodgate National Council of the Episcopal Church Western Kan John F. Riggs, Jr Garden City Robert Brooks Scott City New York Catholic Digest

Scientists Back Race For Moon

Presidents Kennedy challenge to moon race sparks debate among space scientists and industry leaders at the National Conference on Peaceful Space. Experts weigh costs up to 40 billion dollars against benefits in science, weather prediction, and global communications amid calls for peaceful exploration and knowledge gain.

Tulsa Okla Kennedy U.S Space Earth Sun Stars Journal of Geophysical Research

Safflower Boom May Bring New Crop to Garden City

Safflower, an oilseed long grown in arid regions, is being promoted as a new crop for Garden City area. Processing firms show interest in installing a local mill if adequate acreage is grown, with potential yields of 750 to 1,000 pounds per acre and contracts around 70 dollars per ton. The crop offers high oil content and low cholesterol compared with soy, and could fit land retired under feed programs.

Garden City Middle East North Africa Great Plains Ers Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station Lege

Garden City Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Summary

Garden City today lists admissions at St. Catherine with names Hattie Moore Vern Holmes Cliffie Corn and others. dismissals include Jose Satcher Juan Mercado and Louisa Ott. Births reported for W. J. Schiffelhein and Charles Nelson, weights 6 pounds 10 ounces and 7 pounds 6 ounces respectively. Court notices cover bonds, fines, and district court filings. marriage licenses issued to Loren Elliott and Charlotte Quick. Local property transactions and oil and gas leases are itemized.

St. Catherine Hattie Moore Conrd Vern Holmes Cliffie Corn Charles Nelson Rhonda Purdy Deerfield Joseph Wright Belmont Eldon Wagner Ida Eldon Roush Russell Farnsworth Ed Nusser Copeland Donald BirkHolz Adam Rupp Far Robinson Taylor Mike Sarmagis St. Catharina W. J. Schiffelhein Ariest Benjamin Stoppel St. John Kenneth Eugene Wright Glen Harold Horton Elkhart Jerome J. Roth Arthur Sidney Asher D. Irazier Jesse Williams Carl E. Dart Ramona Dart Charles J. Jones Earl F. Wakefield The Shallow Water Refining Co Amas John Landgraf, Jr Et Ux Northern Natural Gas Co Swm Chester’ S

Wet May Records in Dighton Seen Totaling 6.78 Inches

Nolen Yates reports Dighton, the Lane County seat, has recorded 3.95 inches of rain in May with 1.50 inches from the recent storm. Year to date totals rise to 6.78 inches, after 2.83 inches in the first four months.

Wighlun Dighton Nolen Yates Lane County

Driver Jailed Pending Probe After Borrowed Car Crash

Johnny Mason Ortiz of 208 Taylor Ave is jailed awaiting investigation of a Thursday morning crash in the 300 block of 9th. No charges filed. The parked car owner is Glenn A. Coulter of 714 St. John. The moving car, owned by Richard Lee Casady of 318 Main St, suffered extensive damage. Ortiz had borrowed the vehicle. Casady’s car was borrowed at the fairgrounds and returned there.

Johnny Mason Ortiz Taylor Ave Glenn A. Coulter St. John Ortiz Richard Lee Casady Main St

Deaths Mrs Lucille Fairchild 74 in Garland

Mrs Lucille Fairchild 74 of 1014 N 12th died Thursday at St Catherine Hospital after an extended illness. Born February 22 1910 in McCook Nebraska she moved to Missouri in 1897 and Deerfield in 1919. She married Claude C Whitehurst in 1903 and J B Fairchild in 1948. Survived by husband two sons Aubrey and Lynn two daughters Luta Hahn Mildred Clampitt eight grandchildren and one great grandchild plus several siblings. Funeral 2 pm Saturday Garland Chapel, Rev Leonard Cowan officiating, burial Valley View Cemetery.

Lucille Fairchild St. Catherine Hospital W. Edwards Lynn Whitehurst Bancroft Luta Hahn West Covina Calif Mildred Clampitt San Fernando George Modie Lakin Frank Modie San Diego Charles Modie Tacoma Yard Grace Roberts Kansas City Juanita Haase Sedalia Julia Johnson Santa Cruz Per Garland Chapel Leonard Cowan Valley View Cemetery

Local Business Scene Salyer Purchases Full Wheat Lands Interest

Emil Salyer announc es the purchase of the interest of Taylor and Jones in Wheat Land Motel and ANG RESTaurant. Jones will stay as advisor after a sale contract. Salyer plans a expansion with a double deck unit behind the restaurant. The firm is incorporated as of May 1 with Emil as president Blanche as vice president and Gary as secretary treasurer and manager.

Emil Salyer Taylor Ere Ities Jones Wheat Land Win Irips Salyer Blanche Gary R. Salyer Gary

Southwestern Bell Names New Plant Foreman in Wichita

Noble Siroky, long time Southwestern Bell employee, becomes plant foreman at the Wichita unit. He arrives with his wife Helen and daughter Christine and will move into a newly purchased home on 13th Street. Siroky will assist George Hill, wire chief, as local management shifts follow the transfer of Ob Wright to the position of local manager.

Noble Siroky Wichita Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Southwestern Bell Helen Christine N. 13Th Siroky George Hill Ob Wright

Finney County Sportsmen Elect Officers at Civic Center

About 35 members attended the regular meeting where Dr H R Stone was reelected president of the Finney County Parks Fish and Game Association. N L Dunnan became vice president Jerry Stonehocker secretary and Bob Sloan treasurer for a one year term. George Walyer Pratt publicity director spoke on better fishing methods and restocking ponds, with a related movie shown. Discussion covered Turtle Creek Dam John Redman area Pomona Morton County Milford Wilson County and Council Grove projects with Hartland site on the Arkansas River under study for decades. Coffee was served and the next meeting set for June 23 at 7:30 p.m. at Civic Center.

H. R. Stone Finney County Parks I'ish Game Assa Civic Center N. L. Dunnan Jerry Stonehocker Bob Sloan George Walyer Pratt State Fish and Game Department Walyer Kansas Turtle Creek John Redman Burlington Pomona Morton County Milford Wilson County Council Grove Great Bend Garden City Colorado Line

Motorola Names Area Representative Here

Motorola Communications and Electronics Inc named Frank D. Montgomery as radio communications representative for Western Kansas. He will design and sell two way radio systems to public safety, agricultural and industrial groups and businesses. Montgomery previously worked for El Paso Natural Gas, served four years in the U. S. Navy, and studied at McMurry College and Texas Western College. His Motorola headquarters are in Garden City.

Motorola Communications and Electronics, Inc Frank D. Montgomery Kansas Motorola Montgomery Il Paso Natural Gas Products Company el Paso Tex U. S. Navy McMurry College Texas Western College Garden City

Kansas City Livestock Markets Report

AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle market insufficient for full test. Hog prices rise for 2,400 head with 1-3 barrows and gilts at 190 to 250 pounds and sows 270 to 400 pounds. Sheep offerings too light for test. ad insert for Star-A-Bag woolens from Garden City Laundry and Cleaners.

Garden City Laundry and Cleaners, Inc Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Garden’ City

Cryptic crossword clues and odd spellings headline

Puzzle page by Eugene Shefer features clues like opposite of pessimism general confederate and national education association abbreviation. scattered garbled entries list perfumes Shake-Speare's river Arabian magistrates and Luzon Negritos with cryptic letter strings. yesterday's cryptoquip reads HOT MAY SUNSHINE MADE MANY LITTLE BUDS BLOOM.

National Education Associatio Jifvarku Uwuwhui Quaufe

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