Chancellor Bids for Reunification in Berlin Crisis Talk
Bonn chancellor Ludwig Erhard urged the Big Four powers to renew postwar conferences and pursue reunification of Germany. He supported NATO, called for Berlin access rights, rejected a demilitarized free city, and urged continued US-Soviet talks while maintaining German policies on disarmament, currency, and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Hitler
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
North Atlantic Alliance
Tchard
Sanc
Erhard
Berlin
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Allance
Local Market Prices and Kansas City Livestock Report
Local produce prices list items by grade and weight with Wheat, Rye, Barley, and Corn quotes from markets. Kansas City AP report notes cattle and calves at 600 and 100 respectively, hogs 3 500 with down 0 75, sows down 25 50, and scarce sheep with insufficient test data.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Mixed As Stocks Edge Higher At Noon
In New York the ticker showed a mixed market with active trading and fractional gains across blue chip chemicals retails tobacos utilities and rails while steels nonferrous metals and drugs dipped slightly. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 1 to 281.1 and the Dow up 53 to 181.92, nearing a record closing peak.
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New York
Associated Press
Raisa
Dow Jones
Mother pulls child from collapsing septic tank hole
In Nashville, a mother saved her 1 year old daughter Charlene when a septic tank caved in and the child slipped into the hole. Mary King says her friend Yvonne alerted her and she found the child's shoulder before pulling her free. The report notes the prevalence of earthquakes elsewhere.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mary King
Charlene
Yvonne
Hole
Hole," Mrs. King Alld 1 Ran To the Septic Tank and Saw Just the Tips of Charlene
Garden City School Lunch Menus Listed For Next Week
Garden City schools publish next weeks hot lunch menus. Entries include chicken noodle bake with sides on Monday and sloppy Joes or fish sticks on Friday. Prices and portions vary with daily selections and desserts noted. Police investigation details note a car theft and missing engine from a downtown parking lot.
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Garden City
Lexington
Aura
Ruth H. Cunningham
Versailles
Garden City Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals Report
Garden City news item lists hospital admissions at St Catherine and Leopold plus dismissals, births, and local court actions. Names include Mrs William Hedges and John Brown, with birth details for a son to the Hedges family on Oct 17. Also notes warranty deeds, fines, bonds, and a traffic accident. A concluding line references a 1830 poem linked to Old Ironsides and a congressional restoration impulse.
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St. Catherine
William Hedges
Summit
Wallace Kuhlman
Lakin
Samuel Myers
Kalvesta
John W. Branden
Stoeckly Nila Carol Fagerquist
Dighton
Max E. Allen
Sublette
Cloyce C. Singer
Scott City
John Brown
W. Maple
Leopold
Robert Petrus
Pershing
Andy Marine
Copeland Lorita Davis
Center
Basillo Samudlo
William £. Hamill
Lea Royce Noll
Bancroft
Florence E. Lawson
Blaine Williams
Donald Arthur Williams
Walter Hubbard
Catherine
Mr. G's Opens In Garden City Dining Hours Set
Garden City introduces Mr. G's a new restaurant a mile north on US 83 3 featuring steaks chops seafood and chicken. Operated by Mr and Mrs George Sherman former Sher man s Grill owners hours 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily except Sundays. 112 seat ultra modern cafe with aqua blue decor includes dancing area and jukebox. Eight staff including waiters and waitresses. Ample parking provided.
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George Sherman
Shermans
Mr. G’s
Us&3
Mr. G
Deaths in Scott City and Pierceville
Funeral services are planned for Mrs. LaTheresa Byerly 39 of Scott City to be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Weinmann Funeral Home with burial in Scott County Cemetery. Walter Woodrow 64 farmer of Pierceville found dead in a field from heart attack. survivors include wife Alta, son Melvin, daughter Louise Perry and several brothers. Funeral arrangements by Phillips-White Funeral Home.
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Scott City
LaTheresa Byerly
St. Francia Hospital
Tulsa
Oklo
Sandy
Utah
Floyd Byerly
Oscola
Ark
Dennis Basgall
Francis Kay
Ronald
Donald
Weinmann Funeral Home
Pierceville
Walter Woodrow
Alta
Melvin
Rushton
Tex
Louise Perry
Chicago
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Nationalist Chinese Spy Ring Cracked in Hong Kong
Hong Kong authorities, aided by information from the Chinese Communists, reportedly dismantled a Nationalist Chinese spy ring. Forty three agents were arrested, with several Hong Kong government officials said to be involved. Eight agents were deported to Formosa.
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Hong Kong
Nationalit
Formosa
Chiropractor Attends Texas Research Seminar
Dr. M. E. Niedens of Garden City attended a Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation seminar at the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth Texas. The event focused on gathering and researching information on the science of chiropractic practice.
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M. E. Niedens
Garden City
Texas
Forth Worth
Tex
Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation
Local Insurance Men to Attend Kansas Convention
Garden City and area independent agents will join the 3rd annual convention of the Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents in Topeka as doors open Sunday. Reservations are listed for Garden City residents L J Heinamann Everett Miller Homer D Campbell and Charles Schoonover and from the area Lou Oldham Scott L R Stanley Satanta Fred J Riedl Scott City H F McCall Jr Robert E Jones of Ulysses.
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Garden City
Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Topeka
L. J. Heinamann
Everett Miller
Homer D. Campbell
Charles Schoonover
Lou Oldham
Scott
L. R. Stanley
Satanta
Fred J. Riedl
Scott City
H. F. McCall Jr
Robert E. Jones
Ulysses
Johnson Qualifies for Company's Star Club
Robert M. Johnson of 1010 Evans has qualified as a member of the 1983 Star Club of the New York Life Insurance Co. Membership is based on 1962 63 sales records and is composed of outstanding agents of New York Life. As a member, Johnson is qualified to attend an educational conference starting Sunday in Colorado Springs. It will continue through Wednesday.
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Robert M. Johnson
Evans
Star Club
New York Life Insurance Co
New York Life
Johnson
Colorado Springs
Meier Attending Sinclair Training in Kansas City
Ben Meier Jr. of the Meier Sinclair Station is in Kansas City Missouri for a three week Sinclair training course. The sessions cover general service work bookkeeping and all phases of service station operation.
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Ben Meier Jr
Meier Sinclair
Kansas City
Sinclair
Liberal pastor closes church for youths venture
The Rev. Francis Nickerson gave up his Liberal Kansas church in February 1962 to house and aid unwanteds, planning a licensed operation with a board of directors and strict home rules. He has placed most youths, keeping five to place, and aims to run a religiously based program meeting state requirements.
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Liberal
Kan
Francis Nickerson
Nickerson
Next Flareup Seen Between Cuban Exiles
SAN JOSE Costa Rica AP The next flareup in Latin America may be among Cuban exiles fighting to see who will lead the war against Fidel Castro. A four week 1000 mile inquiry finds most buildup in Miami with Flagler Street radicals charting Castro's downfall. Central America could host training bases as four nations may back a launch against Castro while Somoza claims aid to anti Castro forces through Manuel Artime with plans for a November offensive and a provisional government to gain recognition. Training reportedly occurs in Latin America and the United States with some American government knowledge.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Flagler Street
Castro
Central America
California
Ihs
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Somoza
Cuba
Luis Somoza
Manuel Artime
Semoze
Cuban Liberation Committee
United States
Highway Pacts Approved in Four County Areas
State Highway Commission approved contracts for highway work in four counties. Finney County awarded 14.1 miles of seeding on K-23 to Tole Landscape Service for 24045.50. Gray County awarded 16.5 miles of grading to Inland Construction Co for 79884.53, with Rock Hill Stone and Gravel Co receiving subgrade modification for 000736.15. Hamilton County culvert project to Davis Construction Co for 4766.20. Ashland roadside park to be built by R. C. Leake for 6009.
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State Highway Commission
Finney County
Tole Landscape Service
Independence
Lane County
Gray County
Montezuma
Inland Construction Co
Wichita
Rock Hill Stone and Gravel Co
Sterling
Hamilton County
Usso
Coolidge
Davis Construction Co
Effingham
Lmits
Ashland
R. C. Leake
Oberlin
Garden City Chief Elected Vice President for Kansas
Garden City Police Chief Hal Kan was elected vice president for Kansas at a five state Peace Officers Association meeting in Spearman Texas with about 200 officers in attendance. Kenneth Nelson and Lt Bill Swim of the Kansas Highway Patrol attended along with officers from Colorado Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas.
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Garden City
Spearman
Tex
Kenneth Nelson
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bill Swim
Hal Kan
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Kane
Li — Guy
Bronco Beat and Homecoming Notes at Garden City Juco
The column covers campus chatter at Garden City Juco including a positive review of a college play Andrecles and the Lion with a lavish set. It notes Homecoming elections with 12 candidates for queen, mentions Margaret Calkins Hall, and reports illnesses among students with flu and colds.
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Margaret Lile
Linda Brown
Lakin
Margaret
Jaco
Andrecles and the Lion
Miss Houghton
Margaret Calkins
Calkins
Vatican Council Okays Sacrament Changes in Liturgy
Vatican Ecumenical Council granted qualified approval to changes in sacraments including baptism penance and matrimony allowing vernacular languages in rites while keeping key Latin words. The chapter received broad support but fell short of a two thirds majority and heads to liturgy commission for refinements before a final plenary vote.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Paul VI
Mrs Harris Suffering Hip Break After Rug Trip
Mes. Parl Harris, of 112 Olive, is in St. Catherine Hospital with a broken hip after tripping on a rug at home Tuesday night. X rays show a complete break and surgery to install a pin is planned next week.
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Parl Harris
Olive
St. Catherine Hospital
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