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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1963

Page

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Fog Hampers Airlift for Seven Hours

Frankfurt fog delayed the Exercise Big Lift airlift of the U S 2nd Armored Division from Texas to Europe. Seven hours of disruption at Rhein Main halted arrival of 2,577 troops and nearly 100 tons of equipment through five transports, with four rerouted to Ramstein and one to Mildenhall. The operation aims to move over 15,000 personnel and a jet strike force, showing U S power despite West German fears of troop reductions.

Frankfurt Germany U.S Rhein-Main Ramstein Air Base Mildenhall England Texas- Europe Air Bridge U.S. 2Nd Armored United States America West Germany Europe Washington Dean Rusk 2Nd Armored Texas France

Markets Local Produce Heavy Hens and Cattle Prices

Cattle receipts 670 head with steady to lower market. Average choice steers 23.25 to 23.80, good to low choice 22 to 23, standard and low goods 20 to 22. Heifers 22 to 23.25, good to low choice 21 to 22, standard and goods 20 to 22. Butcher cows steady, canner and cutters 9 to 11.50, utility and commercials 13 to 14.50. Kansas City: cattle 2,500, calves 200. steers steady to 25 lower, heifers steady, cows 13.75-15.50, feeders 21.50-24.25. Hogs 4,000. barrows and gilts 15.25-? 75, sows 14.00-15.75. Sheep 500. lambs 17.25-19.00, ewes 4.00-6.00, feeders 15.00-50.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Trading Heavy Steels Recover Amid Mixed Market

In New York the stock market opened mixed with a moderate steel rebound following Tuesday's selloff tied to a federal grand jury steel pricing probe. The Associated Press index rose to 200.6 as industrials and rails advanced, but gains faded for Du Pont and Chrysler while J&L, Youngstown Sheet, and Republic Steel posted small advances and U S Steel held a fractional rise.

New York The Met Steels du Pont Chrysler Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Republic Steel

Television Sets Stolen From Shannon Motel

Police report two television sets valued at about 40 dollars each were stolen Tuesday night from the Shannon Motel at 1502 Fulton. The owner LeRoy Putnam said a man who gave the name J M Adams of Kanice occupied a room and one set was taken from an unlocked adjoining room. A light colored 1963 Buick with Norton license tags 3519 was seen, and Norton authorities say the tags are on the stolen list. a man with the same name is also wanted for questioning in a separate hotel blankets theft in Norton.

Shannon Fulton Garden City LeRoy Putnam J. M. Adams Kanice Norton

Indonesian Commandos Parachute Into Borneo Border

Antara reports Indonesian crack army commandos were parachuted into the jungle border area with Malaysian North Borneo. It marks the first such drop since Sukarno’s government began a buildup opposing the Malaysian Federation formed Sept. 15. Location of the drop was not specified.

Jakarta Indonesia Malaysian North Borneo Antara Borneo Sukarno

Freeman Sees No Wheat Policy Yet For Farmers

Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman told about 2,200 at Putnam County High School that farmers want a wheat program but lack concrete plans. He questioned Congress's chance of adopting one, citing overproduction as the core issue while insisting no surplus if hunger exists in the world. He urged rural land use shifts toward recreation and noted talks with Russian ag leaders in Washington on selling wheat as a limited, one-shot deal.

Columbus Grove Ohio Agriculture Orville Freeman Putnam County High School Congress Freeman

Crowd packs Scott City Carousel at high school

About 500 people attended the first of two Scott Community High School performances of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel directed by Larry Thomas. The run time is 2 hours and 45 minutes with a cast of 69 students led by Lynette Winter as Julie Jordan and Paul Wikoff as Billy Bigelow.

Scott City Rodgers and Hammerstein Scott Community High School Larry Thomas High School New England Lynette Winter Julie Jordan Paul Wikoff Billy Bigelow Arlene Holderman Carry Pipperidge Julie John Owen Enoch Snow Carry

Local Young Hobby Club Winners Named in Telegram Ads

Oct 9 contest results list Shar on Jackson Kenneth Robinson Gary Anderson Kathryn Landon and Vivian Lightner as winners. Winners receive jumbo police type whistles. Eileen Gerber elected president of Sacred Heart College senior class. Tres Sambrano earns place in Oklahoma College for Women concert band. Band rehearsals begin for two December performances. Scott City High School band to participate in Band Day at the University of Kansas Lawrence.

Sharon Jackson Taylor Kenneth Robinson Eileen Gerber Urban Gerber Pat’s Drive Sacred Heart College Wichita Tres Sambrano Carmen Sambrane Gardendale Oklahoma College For Women Scott City University of Kansas Lawrence

Republican Farmer to Carry Sentiments to Washington

North Dakota's Mark Andrews won a tight special election in the eastern district to become the state’s newest congressman. He defeated Democrat John Howe by nearly 5,000 votes amid GOP gains nationwide, criticizing Kennedy era farm policies and urging more farmer input.

Orville L. Freeman Stead Washington Andrews Hove John Scott Thomas Dewey North Dakota GOP State University House of Representatives Quentin N. Burdick

Kansas Bankers Association meeting list for city event

Bank officers and personnel from area join the Kansas Bankers Association annual group meeting in the city on Wednesday October 30 with six one day sessions across Kansas drawing over 2500 attendees. Leaders include KBA president Charles Clevernger and City officials, plus speakers on education lending and economic development.

Kansas Bankers Association Carl A. Bowman KBA Salina Ottawa Fort Scott Hutchinson Colby Kansas Kansas Banking Banker Charles Clevenger J. O. Wilson Topeka Wichita New Kansas Bank T. J. Griffith Manhattan Kansas College L. Dale Lund Bethany College Lindsborg Betty Hisey Kansas City C. H. Pflumm, Jr Shawnes Charles M Chuck” Hanna Chicago KBA Group Bank Personnel Committee Group Business Development Committee The Clark Comanche Edwards Finney Ford Grant A Greely Hamilton Hal- Meade Morton, Ness Pawnee Rush Scott, Seward Stanton Stevens Group James van Dittle Garden National Bank Hoy Eling Fidelity State Bank

Yule Crafts Clinic Set For Oct 28 29

About 65 Finney Countians enrolled in a Christmas idea exchange clinic to be held at the 4-H Club building starting at 10 a.m. each day October 28 and 29. Enrollment deadline is this Friday with extension office BR 6 3205. Craft lessons include note paper by Elsie Branden, tin can crafts by Dorsey Rotruck, frames and marbles by Hobby Huddle, and copper tooling by Harry Harris. A display table will welcome unusual Christmas gift items.

Finney Elsie Branden County Hheme Economics Branden Dorsey Rotruck Hobby Huddle Harry Harris

Showdown on Rights Delayed

Washington AP report notes the House Judiciary Committee postponed a planned vote on a sweeping ten part civil rights bill delaying a major showdown. The session was canceled by chair Emanuel Ceiler. Bipartisan supporters said they had the votes to push approval despite administration efforts to tone down the measure for passage. The delay leaves unsettled the bill addressing racial discrimination across multiple sectors.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Emanuel Ceiler DNY House Senate

Strafing of U. S. Ship Off Cuba Prompts Probe

The United States opened an inquiry into a strafing attack on an American owned bulk carrier near Cuba on Tuesday. Cuban planes likely fired on the J Louis as it drifted into a clash between coast defenses and exile raiders. The ship, under Liberian registry and owned by Universe Tankships, carried 91,500 tons of bauxite ore from Jamaica to Corpus Christi. No casualties were reported, but shells damaged the hull and fire broke out in the forecastle.

Washington Cuba Havana J. Lous Ocho Rios Jamaica Corpus Chrteti Tex New York Times J. Louis Corpus Christi State Department High Sea U.S Universe Tankships, Inc New York Caribbean Steamship Co Reynolds Metals Co Caribbean Walter L. Rice Richmond, Va Uharm Key We Fla

Admissions List Notable Twice-Told Names

Today hospital admissions include Catherine E Nelson of 1510 Br, Floyd Tilford of Moscow, Rachael Kaiser of 1502 Gibson, Camilo Ramirez of Daniels Courts, Margaret Sperry of 601 Moore, Sherry Mixon of 1209 Walker, Clark Mitchell of 126 Parkwood, Nila Fagerquist of Dighton Keene, K Johnson of 1308 B, Charlene Unruh of Scott City, Archie Westerman of 16034 St. John, David McDaniel of Holcomb, Arthur Plotner of Eminence Rt, Robert Payne of Kalvesta, Fiorella Coon of Lamar Colo, plus Lowell Friezen of Copeland.

Catherine Charles E. Nelson Floyd Tilford Moscow Rachael Denice Kaiser Gibson Camilo Ramirez Daniels Courts Margaret Sperry Moore Sherry Ann Mixon Walker Clark Mitchell Parkwood Nila Carol Fagerquist Dighton Keene K. Johnson Oscar Roy Setanta Charlene Kay Unruh Scott City John Gilchrist Burnside Drive Archie L. Westerman St. John David Louis McDaniel Holcomb Arthur Plotner Eminence Robert Payne Kalvesta A. Leopold Fiorella Coon Lamar Colo Lowell Friezen Copeland

Death of Ensign resident Mrs Mary Browning

Mrs Mary Jose phine Browning 174 mother of a Garden City resident died Tuesday night in a Dodge City hospital Born October 22 1888 in Neola She married Ray Browning in 1907 They moved to Ensign in 1915 Survived by two daughters Mrs L Wright Garden City and Mrs Let tie Frisbie Zenith one son Leroy Ensign a brother Walter Welty Denver colorado two sisters Mrs Edna Kincaid Citrus Heights California and Mrs Jesse Simonton Hayden Colorado seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 10 am in the Church of Christ Dodge City Rev James Days officiating Burial Neola Cemetery Stanford County

Ensign Mary Josephine Josie) Browning Citien Dodge City Neola Ray Browning St. John Browning L. Wright Bancroft Garden City Lettie Frisbie Zenith Leroy Walter Welty Denver Colo Edna Kincaid Citrus Heights Calif Jesse Simonton Hayden Church of Christ James Days Stafford County

Bakers Chase Bandit in Bakery Robbery Capture

In Kansas City two bakers John Miller and Edward Lang chased and captured robbery suspect Bernard Albertson after he seized 12 year old Charlene Poore at the Holsum Bakery Thrift Store. The man faced robbery and child molestation charges with $41.46 stolen and Charlene unharmed.

Kansas City Kan Bernard Leroy Albertson Charlene Poore John W. Miller Edward Lang Sophia Trundle Miller Lang Frank Steadh Albertson

Dismissals Births and Sheriff Reports Fill City Notice

Dismissals listed for Catherine Wallace Kuhlman and others at multiple addresses. A birth reported at St. Catherine for Eli Nightengale and spouse in Cimarron. Fines issued for speeding and improper passing. licenses pending. Traffic accident near Holcomb with steer killed. city incident on Grant Ave with two drivers and no damage. Arrest made for drunkenness. assorted city property destruction fine noted.

Catherine Wallace Kuhlman Lakin Purl Harris W. Olive Jimmy Mills Jack Mata Brett Warden Bertin Marie Hawk C. A. Hancock Idio Marcellus Barker St. Catherine Eli Nightengale Cimarron Courts Milford Demint Sharon Springs Madalen C. Robinson N. Lith Wendell Hahn Rt. 1 Polica Roland Harold Maund E. Spruce Larry Noel Underwood N. Maio Adrian Cuatro Cortez Haskel Tex Corrine Leadell Lenz E. Fair Beatle Dale Sorrels la Junta Colo John Leroy Daniel William Hilbert Wilson Snyder Okla Holcomb USSC George Woodrow Thompson Azusa Calif Richard Schreibvogel Block Grant Ave Patrick Mark Concannon Howard DeWeese Wichita

Mulvane Rejects Municipal Financing Measures

In Mulvane Kansas two end issue proposals totaling 80000 dollars to finance a police and fire station and a municipal library were rejected in a special election Tues. The police and fire station plan for 46009 dollars failed 418 to 169 while the library plan for 34000 dollars failed 423 to 163.

Mulvane, Kan

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