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06 Nov 1964
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Garden City Telegram in Garden City, Kansas
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1964
Page
1
Stock Market and Kansas City Livestock Summary
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 875.09 at noon, up 0.27. In Kansas City, cattle were 400 head with price tests inadequate. Hogs steady with various weight ranges quoted from 14.00 to 15.00. Sows ranged 11.00 to 13.00. sheep were 50 head with prices holding steady to prime slaughter lambs 20.75 to 21.00 and feeder values 4.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Deaths of Mrs Clara Nancy Smith 88 in Dodge City
Mrs Clara Nancy Smith 88 died Thursday afternoon at Trinity Hospital Dodge City after a long illness. Born June 21 1872 at Pleasanton she lived in Edwards County before homesteading in Gray County with husband Albert who died in 1955. She was a Cimarron Methodist member and survived by four daughters Lessie Coffman Exton Evalyn Enslow Topeka Ruth Johnson and Helen Dupuy four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Claraney Smith
Trinity
Ruth Johnson
Helen Dupuy
Dodge City
Death notice for Spurgeon Smith Ward former Garden Citian
Spurgeon Smith Ward died October 25. Survived by widow and two sons Keith Smith of Hutchinson and Eldon Smith of Eugene Oregon, plus several grandchildren and other relatives. Former Garden City resident who moved to Eugene, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Spurgeon Smith
Garden
Goldwater heads to Washington then Jamaica vacation planned
Senator Barry Goldwater flies to Washington for a brief business stop before a vacation reportedly to Jamaica. He withdrew from re election after securing the GOP nomination to oppose President Johnson. The Goldwaters will keep their Washington apartment and may depart for a weekend trip with telegrams backing his conservative course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Jamaica
Senate
Johnson
Goldwater
Paul F. Wagner
Goldwaters
Jamaia
Wagner
Fort
Eisenhower urges broad GOP image after Johnson landslide
Former President Eisenhower says the Republican party must embrace a wide spectrum of thinking and shed a false image that it is only for the rich. He notes the party was hurt by President Johnson's landslide win and pledges support for Johnson's international and national efforts. He calls for unity and a return to principles shared by all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Republican Party
Lincoln
Johnson
Laughter Aplenty at Jaco Play Arsenic and Old Lace at JCC
Garden City Junior College presented Arsenic and Old Lace with a clever set and strong ensemble. Mary Regan Jan Small led as Abby and Martha Brewster while Kenny Bauer staged chaos as Teddy, with David Minnis Larry Shea Roy Leonard and others delivering witty performances and a polished director credit to Danny Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Joseph Kesserling
Mary Regan
Jan Smallwood
Abby
Martha Brewster
Kenny Bauer
Teddy
Brewster
Panama
David Minnis
Boris Karloff
Jonathan
Minnis
Dr. Einstein
Larry Shea
Roy Leonard
Mortimer Brewster
Karen Sue Unger
Mortimer
Elaine Harper
Dr. Harper
Mike Blake
Russell Fulton
Myr. Gibbs
Mr. Hosking
Mr. Spenario
Mrs. Witherspoon
Cheney Lake Completion Ceremonies Planned in Wichita
Wichita mayor Vincent Bogart invites 37 neighboring cities to Cheney Lake completion ceremonies. The reservoir dam will close at 2 p m Sunday to back up Ninnescah River water into a 15 square mile lake. Water should be deep enough for recreation next summer and will serve as Wichita’s supplemental supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Vincent Bogart
Cheney Lake
Ninnescah
Bob Hess
City
Smoke Screen Tech in Gold Fire 1 Exercise
Fort Leonard Wood Mo AP the air force uses new smoke screen devices to aid ground troops in the 16 day Gold Fire 1 brush warfare exercise already half completed Sioux aircraft dropped cluster bomb units that release small smoke bomblets to obscure actions as they advance into Ozark territory in mock combat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leonard Wood
Ozark
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Thelma Mae Brown Joyce Eileen Stull Albert C Bradford Sandra Lee Woods Gregory Alan Woods Elston Carr John Wiechman Gladys Sterling Jess Ledesma Phillip Schwartz Vickie Brungardt Martin Zerr Duwane Patton George Berends Gilbert Bowyer Kerry Spanier DeeAnne Gardiner Walter Palmer. Discharges list Vickie Brungardt Martin Zerr Duwane Patton George Berends Gilbert Bowyer Kerry Spanier DeeAnne Gardiner Walter Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Alan Woods
Elston Carr
Morris
John Wiechman
Scott City
William Ralph Jennings
Lakin
Leopold
Phillip Schwartz
Ness City
St. Catherine
Vickie Lynn Brungardt
Martin P. Zerr
Duwane Patton
George Alfred Berends
Gilbert Bowyer Sr
Pennsylvania
Kerry J. Spanier
Conald DeeAnne Gardiner
Davis
Walter Palmer
Satellite Heads Toward Orbit
A 29 pound satellite designed to study meteoroid dangers launched from Wallops Island aboard a four stage Scout booster at 7 02 am. NASA aims for a 285 to 637 mile orbit and a one year useful life for Explorer series satellite, successor to Explorer 16. A Peace Corps training camp in Waipio Valley Hawaii shows a water buffalo plowing a muddy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallops Island
Space Agency
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
United States
Peace Corps
Waipio
Island of
Hawaii
Cites Need to Enhance Status of Journalism in Schools
Bill Brown editor of the Garden City Telegram told a Kansas organization of Publications Advisers district session that journalism in high schools should be elevated from an extracurricular activity. He urged competitive editor and yearbook roles and noted a shortage of trained professionals in the field. Frank Trotman, district chairman, outlined KOPA's mission to raise professional standards and urged collaboration with local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Organization of Publications Advisers
Bill Brown
Garden City Telegram
Frank Trotman
Garden City Junior College
KOPA
Southwest
Kansas
Brown
Trotman
Property transfers and court actions in Garden City area
In Garden City Mrs. Leroy Thomas transfers a property to Wendle F Meier and spouses, describing a Ni north east quarter segment. Raymond Scott transfers to Lowell Scott specifying a northwest quarter. County court reports sentence Ervin L Failes of Hugoton to 15 days for an insufficient funds check, suspended on payment of check and costs. Fines posted for Donald L Givens of Hutchinson and Joe C Brooks of Wichita for speeding violations with respective costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen C. Goodrick
Wendle F. Meier
South
Raymond Scott
Lowell Scott
Courts County
Ervin L. Failes
Hugoton
Donald L Givens
Hutchinson
Joe C. Brooks
Wichita
Traffic Accident Details Near County Road
At 3 25 p m on Thursday a car driven by John ny L Dehr along Star Rt 9 miles northwest of the county road overturned in a ditch after a tire blew out causing the vehicle to lose control. Damage was listed as total. Deputies reported no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny L. Dehr
Star Rt
Dehr
Southwest Kansas Welcomes New Wooden Toy Industry
Breitkreutz and Green Manufacturing Co. opens in Garden City with plant near Leot producing life size wooden play houses for children a ball house and a fort. Marvin Green sales manager and Walter Breitkreutz partner say the houses are affordable novel, assembled easily, milled lumber from Colorado, with dealers from Topeka to Denver and Coast to Coast Store in Garden City displaying the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Breitkreutz and Green Manufacturing Co
Garden City
Leot
Fort
Marvin Green
Walter Breitkreutz
Leon
Colorado
Breitkreutz
Green
Topeka
Denver
Larry Ellesen
Laughlin Attends Football Weekend
Neal Laughlin of Laughlin Electric was a guest of Amana Refrigeration at a football weekend for Amana dealers. The event began with a merchandising seminar in Amana Iowa. Attendees toured the Amana colonies and visited Iowa City to watch the Iowa University Ohio State game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Laughlin
Laughlin Electric
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Amana
Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa University
Ohio State
Camel dies before trip to zoo in Garden City
A 14 year old dromedary camel named Old Spook died in Denver before a planned transfer to Garden City Zoo. The camel arrived in Denver on Halloween a decade ago and was to be paired with Ophelia, the Australian born mate at Garden City. Oscar and Ophelia remain, with Oscar not ready for fatherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Richardson Zoo
Old Spook
City Park Zoo
Denver
Garden City
Kansas
Oscar
San Antonio
Tex
Ophelia
Australia
South Carolina
Lincoln
Neb
Spook
Runaways Take Pickup Here
A stolen Garden City pickup was recovered near Lamar Colorado on Thursday. Three juvenile runaways from Boys School Helena Oklahoma were apprehended. They confessed to taking the Buffalo Oklahoma car, leaving it in Garden City, then taking Kleysteuber’s pickup and going to Colorado. Authorities say no charges will be pressed by FBI, Colorado, or Kansas and the youths will be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Colo
Helena
Okla
Richard Rohleder
Garden City
Harold Raymond Kleysteuber
E. Olive
Buffalo
Kleysteuber
Colorado
Rohleder
FBI
Kansas
Mosque Mihrab Aligns With Great Circle To Mecca
Visitors at Washington's great mosque puzzled by a northeast pointing mihrab. Builders oriented the niche using the Great Circle Route, selecting the shortest path from Washington to Mecca rather than a traditional compass bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mecca
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