Produce and market notes with prices and bids across commodities
Local produce lists egg grades and feed grains with stable prices. Market quotes show Wheat at 1.89, Barley 1.90, Corn 1.10, and oats/rye unchanged. Investments in New York close with various mutual funds priced within recent ranges. Kansas City livestock reports note limited test cattle, steers 23.60 to 25.00, hogs higher, sow prices 14.25 to 15.00, and light sheep demand amid small volumes.
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Unds Co-Op
Investments New York
Inv. Co
Mutuel Fd
sIncorp Inc
Incorp Inv
sInstit Grth
Inv Co
Mutual Trust
Anit
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Even Pace on Stock Market
New York AP reports stock prices held an uneven but generally higher tone midday with most major sectors like steels chemicals metals utilities rails and drugs up while motor aircraft oil and airline issues were mixed. The AP 160 stock average stood at 1278.2 up 0.7 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.37 to 741.98 as trading continued.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones Industriat
Big Republican rally planned in Garden City
Republicans from Finney and surrounding counties gather Wednesday for a rally and chili supper at Garden City. Invitations go to four national state and local officeholders. Attendees include Senators Carlson and Pearson, Reps Dole and Avery, Gov. Anderson, Att. Gen. Ferguson, and county chairmen. Event cohosts are the Women’s Republican Club and the County Central Committee.
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Finney
Garden City
Frank i Carlson
James Pearson
Bob Dole
William Avery
John Anderson
William Ferguson
Jack Barr
Leon
George Meeker
Isabel Congdon
Finney County
Republican Central Committee
Wouthwest
Kansas
Pratt
Gav
Love
Colorado
Salina
Taft
Ohio
Grant Dohm
Gove
Richard Rogers
State Central
McDi “Huck? Boyd
Phillipsburg
Ferguson and
Avery
Women's Republican Club
County Central Committee
New Yorker Is Star Farmer
Robert A. Cummins of Warsaw New York has been named the Star Farmer of America at age 21 in Kansas City. He receives a $1,000 prize, and is a full partner on the 200 acre Cummins farm with a net worth of about $20,000. Cummins was chosen over three regional winners from New Mexico North Dakota and Oklahoma among 385 state recommendations.
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Kansas City
Robert A. Cummins
Warsaw
N.Y
Star Farmer of America
Robert W. Cummins
Clifford Elwell
Cummins
Elwell
Cumming
Dwayne Disney
Portales
N.M
Stanley R. Amundson
Valley City
N.D
Jon Ronald Ford
Helena
Okla
Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Mrs. Anna Scheer and many others at St. Catherine, with names and addresses across Kansas towns. Dismissals section lists patients released from St. Catherine and facilities in Friend, Lakin, Imperial, Holcomb, and Buhler, among others.
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St. Catherine
Arthur Cruz
Saffora Jack Comn
Gary Adams
Lakin
Kenneth Ochs
Imperial
Births and legal notices mix from Garden City column
In Garden City a birth is recorded at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Marker on October 11 at 1 57 am weight 7 pounds 6 ounces. Legal notices include deeds from Deeds Key Homes Inc to M L Michael seh et ux lot 1 block 12 Beid erwell Replat Christensen Grain Inc to the City of Garden City the west 10 feet of lots 3 and 4 and the west 10 feet of the N14 of lot 5 block 45 Holmes Third Addition deeded for alley purposes Key Homes Inc to Jerry L Paasch et ax east 26 feet of lot 18 and west 44 feet of lot 19 block 1 Howerton re plat Warranty Deed Earl Proffitt et ux to J H Keller et ux lot 9 block 7 Boyd Second Addition Marriage License Francis Clem Morgan Jr 30 and Gay Asper 32 both Garden City Courts County Fined George T Currey 603 N 20th for failure to yield right of way $5 and $5 costs Police Bonds posted James Frank Allen Tupelo Okla drunk $25 Michael Martinez Deerfield parking in no parking zone $1
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Werperarion Deeds
Key Homes, Inc
M. L. Michaelseh
Et Wx
Beiderwell Replat
Christensen Grain Inc
Garden City
Holmes Third
Jerry L. Paasch
Et Ax
Howerton
Earl Proffitt
J. H. Keller
Boyd
Francis Clem Morgan Jr
Gay
Asper
Algeria Expels Two Foreign Newsmen Amid Tense Climate
Algerian authorities ordered the expulsion of AP North Africa correspondent Andrew Borowiec and UPI chief Alain Raymond from Algiers. Borowiec was taken to the airport for immediate departure after arrest and a police interview. Raymond, called a threat to security, was also expelled. The moves come as President Ahmed Ben Bella’s Interior Ministry cited foreign presence as needing immediate removal.
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Algiers
Andrew Borowiec
Associated Press
North Africa
Algeria
API
Borowiec
Ahmed Ben Bella
Interior Ministry
United
Regs International
Paris
Alain Raymond
UPI
Dole Holds Off on Wheat Sale Decision
Washington senator Robert Dole says he will withhold judgment on President Kennedy’s plan to sell U S wheat to Russia until the presidential report reaches Congress. He questions the urgency and notes unresolved questions from House Republicans about details and security implications. Senator Pearson says he cannot support the sale, while Senator Carlson argues it serves U S interests by reducing the surplus, strengthening prices, and aiding balance of payments.
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Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Kennedy
U.S
Russia
Congress
Dole
House
House Agriculture Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Department
House Agriculture Wheat
James B. Pearson
R-lan
Pearson
Frank Carlson
United States
Fred Hall Quits World Fair Position
Fred L Hall resigns as Long Beach World’s Fair general manager after 1967 68 plans falter. He leaves amid debts owed by the fair, including severance and a large loan dispute with Del E Webb Corp. The move follows prior controversy over expenses and a district attorney investigation into bribe rumors.
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Long Beach
Calif
Fred L. Hall
Hall
Kansas
del Webb
Flora's Damage Seen as Castro Setback
An anti Castro group says Cuba hurricane Flora dealt a major blow to Fidel Castro's regime and that the disaster, plus food shortages and rigid rationing, threatens his hold. It cites inflated death toll claims, areas inundated, and losses including about 9 percent of the coffee crop, with authorities cautious on figures.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
U.S
Havana Radio
Cas
Tro
Casto
Castro
Jorge Risquett
Red Cross
Farm Manager Named For Garden City Company
John C. Hoff, 32, named new farm manager at Garden City Co following the death of Larry Lohmeier. Hoff, Colorado native and CSU alumnus, holds a bachelor in general agronomy and a master in field crops. He previously worked with Adolph Coors and Holly Sugar Corp and served as Army paratrooper. Hoff and his wife Carol have two daughters and live west of Garden City.
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Garden City Company
John C. Hoff
Colorado
Garden City Co
Hoff
Larry Lohmeier
Fort Collins High School
Colorado State University
CSU
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Colo
Maling Barley
Holly Sugar Corp
Agroup
Carol
Katrina
Julia
The
Presbyterian Church
Om Rt. 1
Garden City
Oklahoma Man Arraigned in Vehicle Transport Case
A 20 year old Sand Springs resident, Donald Gene Anderson, was arraigned in Finney County on illegal transport charges. He faces further action in Wichita Federal Court after custody was ordered with a $1500 bond. Anderson was arrested in Garden City by Garden City police and Kearny County officers after the stolen 1957 Tulsa to Garden City car was found north of Deerfield.
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Sand Springs
Oklaman
Finney County
U.S
Ray Calihan Jr
Donald Gene Anderson
Henry A. Fitzgibbon
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation Office
Anderson
Tulsa
Okla
Garden City
Anerson
United States Marshall
Wichita
Fitzgibbon
Kearny County
Fred Corbett
Ernie Craig
Deerfield
Theft Reported Of Tools And Spare Tire In Garden City
Delton Lee Sanders reports to Garden City Police that tools a spare tire and a wheel were stolen from his car parked at his home on 207 W Kansas. The incident was filed Thursday with local authorities.
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Garden City
Delton Lee Sanders
Kansas
Sanders
Larned farmer Walter Zook dies after seven months illness
Walter A. Zook 71 lifelong Pawnee County farmer stockman died Thursday at a Haviland rest home after seven months illness. Born December 28, 1891 in Pawnee County he moved to Larned eight years ago after a career as a Zook community farmer and stockman. A Hesston College graduate he married Elizabeth Shank in Versailles Missouri on December 24 1914. He served 17 years as East 7th District director for the Kansas Farm Bureau and went to Sao Paulo Brazil in 1958 as a USDA attache. In later years he worked as a fieldman for the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and belonged to Zook Methodist Church Larned Rotary Kansas Farm Bureau and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers. Survivors include his widow eight siblings four grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Vernon Memorial Funeral Home Larned with Revs Irvin Unruh and Garcel Bronn officiating burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery south of Larned.
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Larned
Walter A. Zook
Pawnee County
Haviland
Zook
Hesston College
Elizabeth Shank
Versailles
East 7Th
Kansas Farm Bureau
Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas Assn
Zook Methodist Church
Larned Rotary Club
Abner
Ora Martin
Ulysses
Walter Schertz
la Junta
Colo
Vernon Memorial
Irvin Unruh
Garcel Bronn
Buriay
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Beaudry Infant Dies in St Catherine Hospital
Larry Joseph Beaudry four month old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Beaudry Rt 1 died this morning at St Catherine Hospital from an overwhelming infection He was born June 12 in Gar den City Surviving include two brothers James and Terry maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Norton Rt 3 paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Beaudry Marquette Mich Funeral arrangements to be announced by Phillips White Funeral Home.
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Larry Joseph Beaudry
Thomas J. Beaudry
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
James
Terry
James Norton
Rt. 3
Thomas Beaudry
Marquette
Mich
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Laughlin Attends School in Kansas City
Gail Laughlin of the Garder City Coop Equity Exchange is attending a short course this week on tires, batteries and accessories at the CCA School of Cooperation in Kansas City Missouri. About 30 local operatives are taking part at the CCA training center.
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Gail Laughlin
Garder City
Coop Equity Exchange
CCA School of Cooperation
Kansas City
CCA
Allied Supermarkets to acquire Plumb chain stores
Allied Supermarkets Inc announces agreement to buy all Plumb Supermarkets Inc stores. Upon closing the acquisition, the Plumb operations will become the Plumb Division of Allied Supermarkets with divisional headquarters in Grand Rapids, while Allied continues to operate about 220 supermarkets including Ideal Food Stores.
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Allied Supermarkets Inc
Ideal Food
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Plumb Supermarkets, Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
Plumb
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
Allied
New Furniture Store Opens Thursday in Garden City
Akin Furniture Co. will open next Thursday in the former Mulling building on N Main. Mr. and Mrs. George Akin own it, with hours 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served all day. The Akins, long involved in Cimarron business, plan to move to Garden City. They previously ran Western Cafe (dates), and Akin has furniture sales since 1960. The store will offer new merchandise and carpeting by order. appliances not sold. Mrs. Akin also runs a tax, accounting and insurance agency in Cimarron.
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Garden City
Akin Furniture Co
Mulling
N. Main
Akin
George Akin
Cimarron
Akins
Bual Negg
Western Cafe
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