Quints Guarded At Aberdeen Quarters After Birth
Three weeks after the Fischer quintuplets were born, Aberdeen residents report the five infants are off limits. An armed guard patrols St Luke's Hospital nursery, with access limited to properly identified parents and special credentials. The family works under exclusive magazine and TV contracts while planning a home in a weathered nine room farm house.
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Aberdeen
St. Luke's
South Dakota
Andy
Mary Ann Fischer
Fischers
Quints
St. Luke’s
Kansas City Hog and Cattle Market Report
AP reports livestock prices with hogs weak to 25 lower for barrows and gilts and sows steady to 25 lower. Cattle sides show steers and heifers steady to 25 lower, cows steady, vealers weak. prime steer prices 24.50 to 25.00, prime heifers 24.00, cows 13.50 to 15.00, vealers 22.00 to 24.00. Sheep markets steady with prime lambs 19.00 and 18.25 to 18.50 for others, ewes 4.75 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Sugar Stock Perks up Mart
Sugar futures rose and several sugar stocks rallied while the broad market stayed mixed. The Associated Press stock average dipped 0.2 at noon as industrials and rails fell, utilities rose, and American Crystal led sugar with a near four point gain. Holly Sugar Great Western Sugar and others rose about 1 percent. Amalgamated gained over four.
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NEW York
Motors
Associated Press
American Crystal
Holly Sugar
Great Western Sugar
South Puerto Rico
Central Aguirre Sugar
Amalgamated
Funeral for Lewis L. Smith in Lakin Church
Funeral services for Lewis L. Smith 71 former Grant and Kearny county resident will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Lakin Methodist Church conducted by the Rev. Paul Brooks. Mr. Smith died last Wednesday in Marshfield Missouri born September 19 1882 in Condras Missouri moved to Southwest Kansas with his parents Survivors include three sisters Pearl Moyer Ulysses Mae Johnson and Flora Wilmet both of California and three brothers Frank Ulysses Charley Nampa Idaho and Jay Pueblo
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Lakin
Lewis L. Smith
Grant
Kearny Counties
Lakin Methodist Church
Paul Brooks
Smith
Marshfield
Condras
Kansas
Adam Smith
Pearl Moyer
Ulysses
Mae Johnson
Mis
Flora Wilmet
California
Frank
Charley
Nampa
Idaho
Jay
Pueblo
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting at Pierceville Thursday
The Finney County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Pierceville Grade School. Dinner runs 6 30 to 7 30 p m and the business meeting and program begin at 8 p m in the Pierceville High School theater. Don Hopkins farm director KGNO Dodge City will be the featured speaker.
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Finney County Farm Bureau
Pierceville
Little Theater
Pierceville High School
Don Hopkins
KGNO
Dodge City
Mafia Tattler To Continue Mafia Tattler To Continue
Washington AP Joseph Valachi the Mafia tattler returns to testify before the Senate investigations subcommittee on organized crime with a blue book detailing New York underworld figures and rackets including the numbers game He is to describe two murders and reveal who runs the current rackets while Genovese is named boss of all bosses in La Cosa Nostra Our Thing
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
Subcommittee
Jerome 8. Adlerman
la Cosa Nostra
Adlerman
Mafia
Valochi
Vito Genovese
Local hospital admissions and births in small town
Admissions list includes Catherine Carrigan, Warren Goodman, Donald Kramer, Carol Kramer, Kenneth Ochs, Gary Adams, Bill Phoenix, Douglas Sage, Robert Rupp, Alice Homer, Raymond Wright, Marjorie Dunn and Leopold Garnand. Dismissals include Eugene Bugner, Leonard Hearld, Jennie Barker, Damon Cobb. Births report a son for Robert and Ruth Rupp on Oct 7 at 9 03 a.m. and a daughter for Bill and Sublette Phoenix on Oct 8 at 2 06 a.m. Legal notices record warranty deeds involving Gladys Widows and Harold Hughes and others, plus McAllister and Sons debt transfers. Police: bonds for Lee Ashby Richardson and Jack Robert Morris for speeding and improper registration.
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Catherine Lucy G. Carrigan
Warren Goodman
Evans Donald Kramer
Kello
Carol Lee Kramer
Gary Adams
Lakin
Bill Phoenix
Douglas Sage
Robert Rupp
George
Alice Homer
Burnside
Raymond Wright
Holcomb
Marjorie Dunn
W. Fulton
Leopold
Ivan Garnand
St. Catherine
Eugene Bugner
Briar Hill
Leonard Hearld
Jennie Barker
Damon Cobb
St Catherine
Garden City court notices list multiple traffic and driving penalties
A Garden City update lists fines for improper driving speeding and parking violations. Names include James Leake Payne Ralph Dean Powers and Joe Gonzales with varied amounts. Also shows drunken driving sentences and license suspensions with dates and costs.
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Ralph Dean Powers
James Leake Payne
Walter Leroy Burt
Mia
Joe Gonzales
Jack Robert Morris
Fred Oscar Dormanen
Carol L. Creager
Chestnut
Leslie L. Goertz
Thomas Beaudry Jr
Rt. 1
George E. Spencer
Richard Quint
Harry Hewson
Howard C. Brown
Gary Horhmann
Marriege Licney
Jimmie ‘Dale Gillan
Delores Kleysteuber
Garden City
Ronald J. Bieker
N. Main
Pete Witman
Garden City Ave
Pete Witman Jr
Elmer J. Gross
Kansas
Liberal
Traffic incidents report from weekend summaries
Saturday at 4 p.m. in the 100 block of E Laurel a car driven by Mrs. Leo H Kleysteuber and a My ers Dairy van driven by Earl Eugene Dougherty collided with minor and no damage reported respectively. Sunday at 5:15 p.m. in the 300 block of N Main cars driven by Lorine Marie Hewson and Ronald Michael Goetz sustained minor and no damage respectively.
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E. Laurel
Leo H. Kleysteuber
S. Star Rt
Myers Dairy
Earl Eugene Dougherty
Rt. 1
N. Main
Lorine Marie Hewson
Ronald Michael Goetz
FBI probes ex Demo secretary Baker in Senate affairs
The FBI opened an inquiry into Robert G. Baker 38 once secretary to the Senate Democratic majority resigning amid allegations from a $309,000 civil suit that he aided contracts for a government defense subcontractor linked to his finances His wife also works on a Senate payroll Baker’s replacement is Francis R Valea Acting secretary pending further action The case cites a $5,600 payment for a vending franchise and a Capitol Vending inc lawsuit against Serv-U Corp and Baker
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Washington
FBI
Robert G. Beker
Senate
Justice Department
Mike Mansfield
Baker
Pickens
D.C
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Internal Security
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Francis R. Valea
Mansfield
Valea
U.S. District Court
Capitol Vending Inc
Serv-V Corp
Bakers
North American Aviation Corp
Melpar, Inc
Melpar
Sery-U
Serv-U
California
Betancourt Blames Castro for Venezuelan Violence
President Romulo Betancourt in a nationwide broadcast blamed Fidel Castro for a surge in anti government violence in Venezuela that has killed at least 20 people in the past week. He urged support for police and the military campaign to crush terrorists ahead of December 1 elections.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Bentancourt
Latin America
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Oswaldo Lopez Arrelano
Ramon Villeda Morales
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Juan D. Mosch
Brazil
Aresitas
Rio de Janeiro
Wichita Board Adopts Neutral Prayer Policy in Schools
Wichita Board of Education adopts a neutral policy saying there shall be neither advancement nor inhibition of religion in public schools while teaching ethics and morals. Superintendent Lawrence Sheppiser calls neutrality the wall of separation between church and state and notes it aligns with Supreme Court interpretations. The policy, formed after three months of study, reflects other Court rulings on prayers and scripture in schools.
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Wichita
Wichita Boad of Education
Wichita Board of Education
United States Supreme Court
Lawrence Sheppiser
Supreme Court of the United States
Shenolser
Supreme Court
Maryland
Goodland Vocational School seeks state approval
Goodland Kansas AP The area vocational technical school plan will be presented Friday in Topeka to the Kansas Board of Vocational Education. The campaign spans years, with a $400000 bond issue, a seven-county coalition, bids for a brick building with 12 classrooms, an audio visual room, admin center and four shop areas. Director candidate George Lyon, along with School Superintendent Gerald Franklin and Board Chairman Max Jones, will present the application.
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Goodland
Kan
Kansas Board of Vocational Education
Topeka
Eurich
State Board of Regents
Hines
Syracuse
Tribune
Scoti
Sharon Springs
St. Francis
Oakley
Bird City
Kanorado
Weskan
George Lyon
Lyon
Gerald Franklin
Max Jones
Vocational Board
Pleasant Kansas weather forecast continues warm week
Topeka AP reports pleasant autumn weather will persist in Kansas through Wednesday with sunny skies and moderate temperatures. Highs today expected in the 80s, cooler than Monday, then rising by Wednesday. Lows tonight mainly in the 50s, some 40s in the northwest. Monday highs ranged from 80 at Hill City to 98 at Chanute, with early lows 45 at Goodland to 62 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Chanute
Goodland
Pittsburg
Five Escape Serious Injury After Late-Night Crash
Five youths escaped serious injury when their 1963 car overturned near the St John west end just after 1:03 am. Driver Eugene G Sammelman Jr, 20, of 510 N Std, was kept for observation at St Catherine Hospital but released with no injuries. Passengers Jack Towns and Chester Nichols, both 17 from Sublette, Patty Rice, 16 of 1501 N Sth, and Mohammond Moshiri, 21 of 1224 Old Manor, suffered minor abrasions. Sheriff investigators noted 273 feet of skid marks and the car wreck near Wheatland Electric property after crossing railroad tracks.
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St. John
St Catherine Hospital
Eugene Gregory Sammelman Jr
Jack Towns
Chester Nichols
Sublette
Patty Rice
N. Sth
Mohammond Moshiri
Old Manor
Finney County
Wheatland Electric Property
Sheriff's Office
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GCHS
Garden City High School
Telegram
Mattie Pennington
Ll Beavers
Mafia Tattler
Gladys Widows
Harold D. Hughes
Johns
Adpine
Uoh, McAllister and Sons, Inc
William R. and
Marlyn Saunders
McAllister
W. T. Huels-kamp
Lee Ashby Richardson
Sublette High
Gray Band
Haskell Countians
The
Larks
High Plains
Castro
Conrardy Plumbing
Legion
Weaeareey
American Legion Hall
Board
Pege
Fran White
Phillia
White Funeral Home Ambulance
We. Allen
W. Oth
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