Skipper Thanks Luck After Strafed Ship Off Cuba
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas CAP-Capt. Gerhard Krause described a sneak strafing of his ore ship off Cuba lasting six minutes early Tuesday. He said the crew hid as flashes lit the sky 20 miles to starboard and that two flares were dropped overhead. Seven crew were on duty when the firing began as the J Louis, docked at dawn, showed two inch holes and smoke. Krause relayed radio contact with the U S Coast Guard and said Navy planes were dispatched but he did not see them. The J Louis, owned by Universe Tankships and registered Liberian, was under Caribbean Steamship Co charter.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Cap
Gerhard Krause
Cuba
Krause
St. Louis
Firause
Frause
Will Urbanus
Netherlands
U.S. Coast Guard
Urbanus
Coast Guard
Galveston
Hamburg
Germany
J. Louis
Universe Tankshins, Ind
New York
Caribbean Steamship Co
Reynolds Metals Co
Local Produce and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Markets report varied produce prices with wheat at local markets up and livestock in Kansas City showing steady to mixed runs. Barrows and gilts traded around 15.00 to 50. cows and calves noted. lambs, sows, and cattle ranges listed with several price points and changes.
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Goerley
COOP
Goarley
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Four Die When Fire Hits California Home
Palm Springs California AP report says a deadly blaze in the master bedroom of comedian Joan Davis’s daughter's home killed her brother, a daughter, and two grandchildren. Victims include Nina Mae Davis, 70, and children Guy, 7, and Larry, 4. The fire was ruled as smoking in origin by the coroner.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Joan Davis
Commedienne
Baverly Colbert
Nina Mae Davis
Colbert
Ori
Guy
Larry
Two Hurtin Cycle Mishap In Garden City
Garden Cityans suffered minor injuries in a motorcycle crash at Pine and 4th Tuesday afternoon. Driver Minard Hobart Hollands and passenger Billy Don Farmer were treated at St. Catherine Hospital emergency room. Hollands injured a finger and abrasions. Farmer had minor bruises. Hollands slowed at the intersection, hit gravel, skidded, and overturned. vehicle damage was minor.
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Garden
Autumn Drought Clamps Down Across Much of Nation
CHICAGO AP. Autumn drought grips broad regions from the Southern Plains to New England with ongoing fires and water shortages. Crop and property losses run into millions as no immediate relief appears. Record highs fuel fire danger. rain is unlikely for the next 30 days in affected areas.
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Chicago
New England
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Corn Belt
New York
Midwest
Broadcasting Srom Meets The Five-County Citizens Club Assembly
The Five-County Citizens Broadcasting Club met at the American Legion Hall in Jetmore. Sheriff Francis Sinclair introduced Dan Bailey of the State Highway Patrol and Everett Wilherd of the State Fish and Game Commission. Bailey spoke on citizen communications in disasters while Wilherd shown farm and pond fishing films and discussed fish and game laws. Ralph Wilson of the Southwestern C. B. Club outlined future plans. Lonnie Roth provided piano music. Next month’s meeting is set for Scott City.
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Citizens Broadcasting Club
American Legion Hall
Jetmore
Francis Sinclair
Nodgeman County
Dan Bailey
State Highway Patrol
Everett Wilherd
State Fish and Game Commission
Bailey
Citizens
Highway Patrol
Wilherd
Bean Neal
Tulsa
Okla
Cme
Great Bend
Supe
Redio
Tulea
Ralph Wilson
Southwestern C. B
Lonnie Roth
Frank Zimmerman
Wichita Hospital
Dona
Tls
Lee Dechant
George Harmison
Dighton
Marvin Grosbner
Kalvesta
Carl Holmes
Nesa
Scott City
Local hospital notices and deeds listed in today’s notices
Admissions at St Catherine include Mrs Sam Niblock and several others with addresses in Kansas and nearby towns. Dismissals follow at St Catherine, Raynesford Clinic reports, and births list a Kalvesta daughter and Modoc son. Warranty and corporate deeds recorded for Leo Friesen and Cash and Carry Lumber. real estate transfers listed for McAllister firms. County fines for traffic incidents and bonds posted for several residents.
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St. Catherine
Sam Niblock
Donna Douglas
Lakin
Ted Turney
Ulysses
Sherman Barnum
Kansas
Percy L. Dale
Jenny
Frank Ingargiola
City
Genevieve Rozean
Tribune
Vernon Curnette
Charters Wayne Drescher
Claudius L. Dickson
Gardendale
Fred Demain
Walk
Fred Roach
Stone
Leopold
Tony Selenke
Park
Margaret Sperry
Moore
John Whiteley
Washinton
Ralph Kersey
George Buell
Robert Payne
Kalvesta
Raynesford Clinic
Fugene Rapler
Modoc
Leo W. Friesen
Et Ax
Cash and Carry Lumber Co, Inc
Gordon L. Jones
Parkwood Third Addiiion
McAmtstop and Sons, Inc
J. H W. Keller
W. T. Huelskemp
MecAllister and Sons, Inc
Robert F. Townsend
McAllister
Broad Acres
Garden City Ing Left Of Double Yellow Lines Convictions
A court report lists multiple individuals and dispositions. Charles Fred Samuel Hutchinson charged with drunkenness. William Hilbert Wilson Snyder Oklahoma fined 25 for drunkenness. Orion Clarence Ninemire Gardendale charged with driving while intoxicated and no license, one year probation. sentenced with labor credits. Bonds forfeited for John Le Roy Daniels James William Finns Bentie Dale Sorrels Adrian Castro Cortez Roland H. Mund Jr Mrs Ulysses C Herbert Kenneth Allen Romesburg Corrine Leadell Lenz Larry Noel Underwood.
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Clifford Tabor
Charles Fred Samuel
Hutchinson
William Hilbert Wilson
Snyder
Okla
Orion Clarence Ninemire
Gardendale
John LeRoy Daniels
James William Finns
Bentie Dale Sorrels
Adrain Castro Cortez
Roland H. Mund Jr
Ulysses C. Herbert
Kenneth Allen Romesburg
Corrine Leadell Lenz
Larry Noel Underwood
Traffic County Accident Near County Road North of Town
Wednesday at 8 p m two miles north on county road two cars driven by Mrs J Q Swearengen 626 N 11th and Ruth M Bentley 2108 N 6th sustained extensive damage City Accidents at 8 05 p m in 300 block W School car driven by John Michael Ludwig 1511 A no damage and parked car owned by James and Richard Wolfe 415 Davis moderate damage Wednesday at 11 30 a m 1000 block N 1th cars driven by Mrs Clifford Tabor 1011 N 11th minor and Bruce Laverne Rob inson 1119 N 11th extensive
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J. Q. Swearengen
Ruth M. Bentley
John Michael Ludwig
James and
Richard Wolfe
Davis
Soviet Denies Ordering Cuba Economic and Political Reforms
Moscow denied claims from Financial Times and Der Spiegel that the USSR ordered Cuba to enact sweeping reforms and improve ties with the United States. Tass called the report an outright fabrication and said Comecon would cut aid only if Cuba failed to comply. Ethiopia’s nationhood era is contrasted with Athens’ youth.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Tass
Financial Times of London
der Spiegel
Comecon
Soviet Block Economic Organization
Rondoliers Captivate Garden Citians In Concert Debut
The Rondoliers a male trio opened the 1983 64 Community Concert season in Clifford Hope Auditorium drawing a crowd of over a thousand. Edmond Karlstad Paul Salem and Max Mendenhall with pianist Norman Johnson delivered art songs operatic selections show tunes folk and spirituals in a two hour program. Johnson recently served as assistant conductor at Colorado Central City Opera Festival.
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Rondoliers
Benny Goodman
Clifford Hope
Oules
Charles Touchettz
Edmond Karlstad
Paul Salem
Max Mendenhall
Norman Johnson
Colorado
Central City
Ostriches Arrive at Richardson Zoo in New Display
New ostriches join the Richardson Zoo. Two females shown with a male to arrive later after a trip by Claude Owens and Ray Holmes from Albuquerque. One male died en route. a pair will be sent to Cozad Nebraska under a prior trade.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Claude Owans
Bob Greer
Veteran Park
Claude Owens
Mary
Claude
Ray Holmes
Albuquerque
N.M
Cozad
Neb
Nebraska
Outstanding Safety Mark at Richardeon Zoo
Kansas' largest zoo earns an Outstanding Safety Mark as Owens cites 32 years without a serious worker injury. Only one minor incident ever, with constant emphasis on safe handling of elephants, limbs, Hooms, and ice for animals and workers.
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Richardeon Zoo
Owens
Kansas
Buffalo Man Killed in Kansas 47 Crash
William M. Payne a 74 year old Buffalo Kansas farmer was killed when his car struck a culvert on Kansas 47 about 15 miles southeast of Chanute on Wednesday.
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Chanute, Kan
William M. Payne
Buffalo
Kan
Kansas 47
Chanute
Trading Trip Extends As Far as Pennsylvania
The Owensea returned from a lengthy Midwest trip about two weeks ago and went as far east as Pennsylvania visiting zoos and animal dealers in Muscatine Iowa Moline and Peoria Illinois Tiffany and Courtland Ohio and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania They were gone about a week Claude and Mary hoped to visit Chicago and Detroit but did not They did visit Cleveland and Toledo Ohio on the return and came back loaded with ideas for Garden City’s already remarkable zoo with Claude dreaming of applying them locally
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Owensea
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Muscatine
Iowa
Moline
Peoria
Tiffany
Courtland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Claude
Mary
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Garden City
Mountain Lion and Monkeys Travel with Owenses
On the eastward trip the Owenses took Monte the mountain lion and five rhesus monkeys labeled as fighters who couldn’t get along. They sent the monkeys to Courtland, then brought back a male and female white elk. The female elk is about three years old and the male six or seven. The Owenses also observed the Pittsburgh zoo layout and noted the bull elk’s arrival and a female elk giving birth shortly after.
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Owenses
Monte
Courtland
Pittsburgh Zoo
White elk adds to stock at Oklahoma ranch
Rin Bon added to stock by White E. ranch reports a new female white elk boosting the inventory. About seven white elk have been born here with only one male before the Ohio-origin bull arrived, and the "sports" line continues to reproduce.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
O'ahoma
Owen
Pure white elk line eyed for zoo trade boost
The zoo aims to add pure white elk to its stock for high trading value. Nine elk are on hand including a new arrival, plus one Ohio white bill, three all white cows, two browns, and three white calves. The Owenses note heightened value of white elk in the eastern U.S. Also sought are muntjac deer and potential offspring from Tessie the Tapir.
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Ohio
U.S
Garden City
Tessie
Fleghant Horse Addition Rises at West Elephant House
Work on the Fleghant Horse Addition to the west part of the elephant house advances smoothly with a roof planned for the new ostrich pen. Flamingo housing will be cinder blocks with a glass front, and the elas were salvaged by Owens and his crew after the old Foster Music Co building was razed downtown.
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Elephant House
Flamingos
Elas
Owens
Foster Music Co
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Damon L. Cox
John L. Grible
Rt. 1
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Eminence Rt
Ethopia
Athens
John Jacob Niles
Gambler
Vanessa
Bologna
Prece
Butch
Chuck Roast
Smithpring Co. Inc
The
Richardson Zoo
Wallaroo
Sunt
Garden City Telegram
Gwens
Manestim Gas
Pura
Conraray Plumbing
Aluen
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