Kansas City and Garden City Livestock Market Roundup
Kansas City market reports show hogs steady to 25 higher with barrows and gilts at 200-270 lb and 275-400 lb sows around 14 to 15. Calves and slaughter cattle mixed with steadier to weaker trends for some classes. top slaughter steer prices around 23.50 to 24.25, heifers 24.15, cows 13.50 to 15.00. Garden City receipts total 3,100 cattle and 398 tons with stocker steer activity steady. light-weight calves 25.50 to 28.80, heavier 24.50 to 26, Holsteins and bull calves 19.50 to 24.50. yearlings 21 to 21.50, cows and calves scarce, butcher hogs 14.25 to 14.85, sows 11.50 to 13.70.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Garden City
Selected Blue Chips in Push to New Market Highs
The stock market pressed toward record highs as blue chips push gains in steels, motors, chemicals, electrical equipment, tobacco and more. The AP average rose to 281.7 with industrials up 2.7 and the Dow up 1.75 to 752.35. some large issues fell, but overall sentiment remained optimistic with notable gains by Du Pont, Westinghouse, IBM, Xerox, Merck and Liggett & Myers.
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New York
Wall Street
American Crystal Sugar
Central Aguirre
Lorillard and
Liggett & Mees
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
Radio Corp
Merck
Jones & Laughlin
Xerox
IBM
Control
Polaroid
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Liberal Man Killed in Light Plane Crash near Grand Junction
GRAND JUNCTION Colo AP L W Blackwell of Liberal Kansas was killed when a light single engine plane crashed three and a half miles southwest of Grand Junction Witnesses said the plane seemed to disintegrate in the air The patrol noted the flight was from Pueblo to Salt Lake City with a stopover in Pueblo
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Grand Junction
Colo
L. W. Blackwell
Liberal
Kan
Salt Lake City
Pueblo, Colo
Mrs Crow 70 Dies At Home In Garden City
Mrs Chester A Crow 70 of 607 Garden City Ave died Sunday at home after two years of illness She was born Jan 1 1893 in Claflin and lived at her current address 53 1 2 years She married Chester Arthur Crow on July 1910 in Great Bend Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Thomas Hurd Augusta Mrs Ralph Gulick North Hollywood Calif and Mrs Dennis Horning Wichita one son Chester Arthur Jr of the home two sisters Mrs Ella May Obleness Hugo ton and Mrs Rena Burgart Laaksville NC and eight grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Garland Chapel Rev Paul Handa officiating Burial Valley View Cemetery
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Amaoincue Ea Cvettic Crow
Garden City Ave
Claflin
Chester Arthur Crow
Great Bend
Crow
Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Cultura Club
Thomas Hurd
Augusta
Ralph Gulick
North Hollywood
Calif
Dennis Horning
Wichita
Chester Arthur Jr
Ella May Obleness
Hugoton
Rena Burgart
Laaksville
N. C
Garland Chapel
Paul Handa
Valley View Cemetery
Crabb Child Dies at Home in Garden City
Archie Kawara Crabb seven died Sunday at his home from a heart attack. Born November 2 1892 in Harper he moved to Finney County in 1917 worked farming south of town, moved to Garden City in 1929, retired seven years ago. Survived by widow Genevieve Bishop two sons William and James David three daughters Margaret Holmes Vesta Jo Wilson Patricia Life one brother Arthur Derby a sister Edna Millard six grandchildren one great grandchild. Funeral by Phillips White Funeral Home.
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Archie Kawara Crabb
Summit
Mr. Crabb
Harper
Finney County
Garden City
Genevieve Bishop
Attica
Crabb
Masonic Lodge
William
Minneapolis
Minn
James David
N. Lath
Margaret Holmes
Pueblo
Colo
Vesta Jo Wilson
Las Vegas
Nev
Patricia
Arthur
Derby
Edna Millard
Laurel
Phillips-White Funeral Home
John Craig McClurkin obituary near Lakin Kansas
John Craig McClurkin 79 longtime Kearny County farmer died after a Sunday heart attack at Lakin Gun Club near Kearny County Hospital He was born November 1 1884 near Garden City moved to Lakin in 1920 and married Bessie Stutzman in 1908 She died in 1935 and he remarried Grace Thomas in 1937 He leaves daughter Mrs Della McCue four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm MST at Lakin Christian Church officiated by Rev Robert Todd Burial in Lakin Cemetery
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AKM
Jonn Craig McClurkin
Kearny
Lakin Christian Church
Robert Todd
Lakin Cemetery
Funeral service for Walter Earl Woodrow
Walter Earl Woodrow, 64, funeral planned in the Federated Church today at p.m. with Rev. John Aldin officiating. Burial set at Sunset Memorial Gardens east of Garden City. Phillips-White Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Walter Barl Woodrow Pierceville
Walter Earl Woodrow
Federated Church
John Aldin
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Garden City
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Scott City Students to Present Carousel Musical
Scott City High School will stage Carousel with a cast of about 60 students performing in the high school auditorium twice this week at 8 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Directed by Larry Thomas in his second year, the production follows Julie Jordan and Billy Bigelow in a Rodgers and Hammerstein classic featuring songs like You’ll Never Walk Alone and If I Loved You. Lead roles include Paul Wikoff as Billy Bigelow and Lynette Winter as Julie Jordan, with senior Vicki Finkenbinder as Nettie Fowler.
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Scott City
Scott City High School
SCHS
Brigadoon
Kittswake Island
Larry Thomas
New England
Julie Jordan
Billy Bigelow
Heaven
Earth
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Carousel
Paul Wikoff
Lynette Winter
Arlene Holdeman
Carry Piperidge
John Owen
Enoch Snow
Nettie Fowler
Vicki Finkenbinder
Jane Ann Wheeler
David Harrell
Laven Winter
Finney County Teachers Association set meeting at Downings
The Telegram reports a monthly Finney County Teachers Association meeting is scheduled Thursday at 6 30 p m at Downings. All members are urged to attend the pre convention gathering. A Kansas centennial film will be shown. Karen Atterbury of Dighton was chosen as one of two attendants for the first Kansas Appaloosa queen contest, sharing in trophies and 509 dollars in cash and merchandise.
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Finney County Teachera Assa
Downings
Kansas
Karen Atterbury
Dighton
Busy Week for Civil Rights
Washington AP reports a pivotal week as the House Judiciary Committee weighs changes to a civil rights bill with votes expected on revisions. The Senate moves ahead on a $1.7 billion higher education aid measure while hearings on the administration tax bill continue, with efforts to craft a moderate civil rights bill led by Chairman Emanuel Celler and aided by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Emanued Coller
D-N.y
Robert F. Kennedy
Celler
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Weshburn and Cocighton Win Inaugural Debate Tournament
Weshburn and Cocighton captured first place at Kansas State University in the inaugural novice college debate tournament. Both debaters were unbeaten in four matches. Five other teams, Fort Hays State Springfield State William Jewell Rockhurst and Emporia State, also finished with 4-0 records but ranked lower by speaker points.
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Wie Tee
Kansas State University
Fort Hays State
Springfield State
William Jewell
Rockburet
Emporis State
Hospital admissions and discharges and newborns list
A dated hospital roster shows admissions on Saturday and Sunday including Catherine and St. Catherine entries with names such as Mrs. Douglas Crotty Sr. and Brett Leroy Warden. Dismissals appear at St. Catherine and Locpeld with several patients named, alongside births at St. Catherine noting three newborns with parents and times.
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Catherine
Douglas Crotty Sr
E. Fulton
Floyd Eichenauer
Leopold
Oliver Hickman
Ulysses
St. Catherine
Ee William Borah
Harris Receives Journalism Honor
John P. Harris of Hutchinson, chairman of Publishing Enterprises, Inc., wins the 1963 University of Minnesota Award for Distinguished Service in Journalism. The medal and certificate were presented at a luncheon during Inland Daily Press Association meetings at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. Harris, a former Inland president, has hosted workshops and toured international presses to share methods and equipment advice.
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Chicago
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Board
Publishing Enterprises, Inc
Kansas
Iowa
University of Minnesota
Drake Hotel
Harris
Edwin Emery
Minnesota
Robert L. Jones
School of Journalism
Europe
Inland Daily
Minnesota School of Journalism
Norris
Hutchinson News
Ottawa Herald
Chanute Tribune
India
International Press Institute
Pakistan
Malaya
Philippines
Ald
The
News
Harria
Salina Journal
Octawe Herald
Olathe News
Garden City Telegram
Spencer Reporter
Burlington Hawk-Eye
California
Camarillo News
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Kansas Power and Light Company
William Allen White
Birth of Romaldo Munoz in Garden City is noted
Romaldo Munoz weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces was born at 3 33 am on October 21 in Garden City. The newborn weighs 8 pounds 15 ounces and is listed in the Garden City Telegram notice on October 21 1943.
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Garden City Telegram
Romaldo Munoz
Legal and traffic notices from county court records
Legal deeds and oil and gas lease transactions list transfers among parties such as Michaelsen Construction Co Inc and Pan American Petroleum Corp. District notices include fines for drunkenness speeding and driving violations. Police reports list sobriety violations and parking incidents with multiple names and addresses.
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Quiteleim Odeed
B. A. Tolend
Et Ux
Michaelsen Construction Co. Inc
Holmes Third Addition
James W. Atkinson
J. H. Keiler
Mendenhall
L. J. Heinemann
William J. Hendricks
Harris Addition
Davd W. Carson
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Tito at Princeton University visit after influenza recovery
President Tito of Yugoslavia, saying I feel good, left New York for a visit to Princeton University in New Jersey. Newsmen noted he appeared in good health and fully recovered from the influenza attack he suffered that week.
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NEW York
Tito
Yugoslavia
Waldorf- Astoria
Princeton University
New Jersey
Government Job Listings Offer Start Pay Up To 446 Monthly
WAI MEN- WAI MEN went 018 to 52. Openings in this area advertise monthly pay up to 446 for many positions. No specialized education or experience required for some roles. Security clearance and advancement potential noted. Cont. 136 fokia.
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U.S
Neme Street
Private school service promises free test info
A garbled notice offers a private service claiming to help access educational testing for one of the largest older privately owned schools. It stresses independence from government and urges immediate action with free information on qualification steps.
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Service
Theus Dy
Rondoliers Open Season With Diverse Vocal Program
The Rondoliers led by Ed mond Karlsrud open Hope Auditorium season with art songs opera selections show tunes folk songs and Negro spirituals. Tenor Paul Solem baritone Max Mendenhall join this trio with notable resumes including Yale Juilliard Carnegie Hall and the American Opera Society. Norman Johnson accompanies. admission requires Community Concert membership. Curtain at 8 15 p m.
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Rondoliers
Edmond Karlsrud
Hope Auditorium
Oth
Paul Solem
Max Mendenhall
Karlsrud
University of Minnesota
Juilliard School of Music
United States
Mexico
Canada
Bell Telephone Hour
Yale
Solem
New York Pro
Musica
Bach Aria Group
American Opera Society
Carnegie Hall
Garden City Car Crash Leaves Woman Injured
A Garden City woman, Charley Upchurch, 36, was treated for minor neck injuries and released after a two vehicle crash two miles west of town on US 50. The other driver, Bob Calvert, 23, had a heavily damaged car. Upchurch was stopped to turn left into a private drive when Calvert rear ended her vehicle. Charges pending further investigation.
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Garden City
A.m
St. Catherine Hospital
Charley Upchurch
Davis
Highway Patrol
Dick Elder
Upchurch
Bob Calvert
Calvert
Elder
Representative Jailed for Hoax Threat at UMaine Visit
Old Town Maine AP says state representative Robert C. Cartier is charged with making a false bomb threat to University of Maine stadium on the eve of President Kennedy's visit. Cartier, 24, was arrested at a party after police traced the call and questioned 43 people. He was released on $1,000 bail as security measures limited disclosure.
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Old Town
Maine
Kennedy
University of Maine
Robert C. Cartier
Cartier
Otis LaBree
LaBree
Secret Service
Two China Plan Faces Defeat
UNITED NATIONS AP Albanian Cambodian resolution to replace the Chinese Nationalists with the Chinese Communists in all U N bodies faced likely defeat in the General Assembly. diplomats expected 58 against 42 for and 11 abstentions. Some envisaged a broader bid to seat both sides with Communists on the Security Council, while Nationalist China supporters warned of further defeat.
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United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
China
Security Council
Chiang Kai-shek
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John Craig
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Weshburn
Cocighton
Bertia Marie Hawk
A” Brett Leroy Warden
Robert E. Johnson
M. Duane Garner
Pinecrest
Jimmy Mills
Darrell Wayne Wilks
William L. Powell
Wyrl Warren
Pierceville
Rex Bradstreet
N. Main
Doyal W. Brunson
Merria Wet Albert Rohiman
Conkig
William T. Reid
Randall J. Stegman
Marienthal
Charlie H. Head
Lyle Smith
Jack Mata
Albert McQueen
Edwain Wasinger
Francis McGonigal Paulaine Patterson
Theron Stacy Stinemetz
Wilfred Herman
Estella Jackson
Webb City
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Rosella Cobb
Samuel Myers
Kalvesta
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W. Maple
Kenneth Brungerdt
John Earl Whiteley
Vyrl Warren
Morris
American Press Institute
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Monroe
Eugene Jones
Dodge City
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Holcomb
Floyd Patee
Norman Miller
Frank Lopez
Maxine Marie Baker
Claude Clayborn -Baker
Cora Martow
John Marlow
Grose
Paul Dean Jones
Safford
William Unrub
Ingalls
Thelda Noriene Carroll
Rt. 1
Fred Oscar Dormanen
Utah
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Darrel Monroe Woods
Glenn John Billy
Stone Hotel
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Larry Lee Landgraf
Imperial Rt
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Deerfield
Charles Hardin Ruth
Shannon Motel
Main
Lawrence Henry Davis
William Unruh
Roy Lee Leonard
Norma Jean Schmidt
W. Chestnut
Charlotte Rose Walker
Keith Lynn Brady
Martin Roger Paasch
Junior Oscar Burts
Thelda Norléne Carroll
Eeasenes
Phoos
Tee
Brigham Young University
American Opera Laboratory
Los Angeles
Radio City Music Hall
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Rise Stevens
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Central City
Garden Cifian
Ohio State University Extension
Salapapers
Rogers Paint Store
Spiritual Life Crusade
First Baptist Church
Jones
Harold Withs
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