Local Market Reports Show Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Local produce and wagon prices list wheat at 1.93 while hogs and cattle markets show varied moves. Cattle receipts total 4,297 with steer and heifer calves overall weaker. hogs 15 cents lower with top about 4.75. Kansas City figures align with softer hogs and steady cattle and calves across classes.
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Garden City
Arch Om
Agit wWeight
Reneies
Holfers
Sutower
Ateady
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Cevier
Carriers Named by Customers at Garden Circle Dinner
The caption lists boys in Garden Circle shown left to right Mike Witler Maurice Howland and David Browns displaying certificates and emblems awarded at a Saturday night dinner event.
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Garden Cire
Mike Witler
Maurice Howland
David Browns
Garden City Site for Civil Defense Courses
Garden City was chosen as one of 14 Kansas sites for Civil Defense instructor courses. The 22 hour program qualifies graduates to teach radiological monitors who operate monitoring stations. Courses are sponsored by Kansas State University Manhattan and the state Civil Defense office Topeka, with sessions at the National Guard Armory starting at 7:30 p.m. on listed November dates. November 23 includes a Saturday session at 8:30 a.m. Other schools will be held in Colby Hays Plainville Ashland Dodge City Hutchinson Eureka Independence Fort Scott Concordia Horton Leavenworth and Manhattan.
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Garden City
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
State Civil Defense Office
Topeka
National’ Guard Armory
Colby
Hays
Plainville
Ashland
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Eureka
Independence
Fort Scott
Concordia
Horton
Leavenworth
Selected Blue Chips Strong in Active NY Market
New York AP reports a robust stock action with General Motors AT&T and others hitting new peaks. Some gainers pulled back like Chrysler while aerospace plays eased on Russia moon race concerns. Dow Jones and AP averages rose near midday, signaling continued strength across industrials and utilities.
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New York
Waa Heavy
General Motors
At&t and M
Tsse
Chrysler
Russia
United States
Orth American Aviation
Lock
T&t
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Kansas Newspaper Advertising Managers elects new VP
Marvin Smith advertising manager of Garden City Telegram is named vice president of the Kansas Newspaper Advertising Managers. He was chosen at the annual meeting in Topeka and will serve as president in 1965. Dick Dawes of the Wellington Daily News becomes new president for 1964, succeeding Docnket Goodland. TOPEKA AP reports a death log note with a partial time reference.
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Marvin Smith
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Alan
Topeka
Dick Dawes
Wellington Daily News
Docnket Goodland
Kennedy Sees Goldwater Parallels to 1960 Nomination
President Kennedy reportedly compares Goldwater's position to his own 1960 run. He suggests Rockefeller could damage Goldwater significantly if he enters primaries, while Goldwater says he is not yet a candidate. Humphrey agrees with the analysis, noting Rockefeller could hurt Goldwater even without winning.
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Pomipal P
Rockefeller says Goldwater could win GOP nomination if he runs
In a television interview Rockefeller discusses the Republican field and possible support for Goldwater. He notes internal conservative pressure may push the party toward a radical right platform, while acknowledging Nixon’s declining stance. He questions whether the ultra conservative faction will gain an open, aggressive position if Goldwater enters the race.
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Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
GOP
Richard
Nixon
Pen Ae
K. Smith
Deaths of Fred M Sloan and Stanley Cunningham
Fred M Sloan former mayor of Garden City died suddenly at his Leavenworth home. He is survived by his son James and a large family including five other sons, three daughters, 24 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Leavenworth at Mount Muncie Cemetery. Stanley Cunningham 62 a former resident died in Wichita after living in Cunningham since 1910. Survivors include Shelley his widow two sons two daughters a sister and 19 grandchildren. Funeral in Cunningham Methodist Church with Maud Cemetery burial. Gifts suggested to Midwest Medical Research Foundation.
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Fred M. Sloan
Leaven-worth
James
Sloan
Garden City
Eugene
Mr. Sloan
Indiana
Leavenworth
Mount Muncie
Cunningha
Eo i Stanley
Aestian
Wichita
Gus Bad
Cunningham
Shelley
Maud
Midwest Medical Research Foundation
Honor Given Clifford Hope in agriculture marketing honor list
Clifford R. Hope former congressman and past president of Great Plains Wheat Inc was among 50 pioneers honored by the American Marketing Association in Washington last week Kansas presenters included L F Fadler of Pittsburgh The USDA marked 50 years of marketing service with Orville Freeman citing Hope Fadler and others as leaders in developing Americas marketing system Hope contributed to agricultural marketing legislation including the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 since his retirement he has led export market expansion and wheat quality improvement
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Clifford R. Hope
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Washington
American Marketing Assn
L. F. Fadler
Pittsburg
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Press Club
Orville Freeman
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
Office of Markets
Agricultural Marketing Service
Fadler
Hope
America
Congress
East Germans flee to West over fog and river dives
Police reported four East Germans escaped to West Germany this week near here. Two crossed under fog covered conditions, while the other two swam the border river.
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Germany
West Germany
Words of Pope John used for encouragement
Vatican City AP The Vatican Ecumenical Council invoked Pope John XXIII words to urge calm as the assembly debated crucial issues. Cardinal Suenens recalled Johns opening speech and urged unity amid stalled votes on papal authority while Pope Paul VI presided at Mass in St. Peter's Basilica.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Cardinal Suenens
John
Paul
Suens
Anid
Episcopal College
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for St Catherine Leopold
Hospital notices show admissions at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday for multiple individuals from Scott City Eminence and nearby towns. Dismissals include Robert Payne Katyva Warren Maltbie Arthur Platner Sam Gravitt and others. births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tommy Brunner and a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Jones with weights and times.
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St. Catherine
Donald Miller
Orville Sager
Scott City
Richard Burt
S. Star
Jeffrey Worf
Thomas Allen Winter
Holcomb
Charles Maerz
Lakin
Eugene Bilton
City
Owen Heeke
Gary Kitch
Steven Brecelsen
Hamline
San Ful Burnett
Inge
Kansag
Sue Coder
Leopold
George Gentzler
Lamar
Colo
Robert Payne
Katvesta Warren Maltbie
Arthur Platner
Sam Gravitt
E. Hackberry
Robert Petrus
Pershing Lowell Friesen
Copeland
Sundey
Nila Fagerauist
N. Main
Pamela Robinson
Pat
Charles Wayne Drescher
Keith Sager
Floyd Ti ¥Ord
Moscow
Tommy Brunner
Charles Jones
Charles Morgan
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Legals Warranty Deeds Transfer Various Lots in Additions
Martha Rogeenberk transfers lots 15 and 16 in block 18 Jones Addition to Fiith Sharpe and others. Paul Sonderegger transfers lots 1 2 3 and 4 in block 2 Holmes Third Addition to Harry A Atherton and others.
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Fiith Sharpe
Jones Addition
Paul Sonderegger
Harry A. Atherton
Lote
Holmes Third
Court fines for speeding and licenses in several towns
A list of court fines includes Gene Williams in Dumas Texas fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Lester C. Slates of Wichita with no driver license charged 5 dollars plus 5 costs. Donnell J. George of Sublette for speeding 10 dollars plus 5 costs. Fred Lancaster Jr of Great Bend for speeding 15 dollars plus 5 costs. Charles W. Monroe Jr of Satania for speeding 10 dollars plus 5 costs. Willie D. Stone of La Puente California for speeding 10 dollars plus 5 costs. Norman W. Sage at 216 Pennsylvania charged with unclear offense and missing address plus 5 costs. John W. Davis of Larned for speeding 10 dollars plus 5 costs. Douglas McClure from Imperial Rt. listed in incomplete entry.
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Gene Williams
Dumas
Tex
Lester C. Slates
Wichita
Donnell J. George
Sublette
Fred Lancaster Jr
Great Bend
Charles W. Monroe Jr
Satanta
Willie D. Stone
la Puente Calif
Quiet titles and police notices in Garden City docket
The filing lists civil actions including quiet title suits involving OsTRiICT Civil-Ina Huckstadt and T. C. Mitchell, plus Charles Hager and T. C. Mitchell. Abandonment cases, police bonds posted for multiple traffic offenses, and a string of city accident reports detail vehicles and injuries across Garden City on a Saturday and Sunday, naming drivers and addresses.
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Andrew P. Calhoun
Ina Huckstadt
T. C. Mitchell
Charles Hager
J.D
Joann Colleen Erwin
Glenda Marlene Cambron
Charles Duane Cambron
Claude F. Wright
Pershing
Emmett Salem
Ingalls
Jebier Perez Ramirez
N. Main
Marvin Woodrow Koch
N. Ith
Arnold Lee Wheatley
W. Holmes
John Joseph Obholz
Emerson
Charles Richard Pickens
Richard Edward Lees
Esther Paulette Zahnter
Ralph Beltray Avila
Hattie
Fifteen African Miners Trapped in Deep South Africa Mine
At Western Deep Levels Mine near Carletonville, two cage shafts failed causing 75 miners to be trapped underground. One cage held 3 Africans and 5 Whites at 1 000 feet, the other held 15 Africans and 5 Whites at 5 000 feet. Overwind caused the accident. four long rope sets fell to the bottom, with emergency brakes halting the cages.
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Johannesburg
South Afria
Carletonville
Western Deep Levels
Government Job Test Prep Ad Promises Free Information
A local service advertises the chance to prepare for U.S. Civil Service tests with high salary ranges and strong job security. It claims many positions require little formal education and offers a free information packet by mail, urging readers to submit name address city and phone for details.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U.S
Five Porter children vanish with father’s car in Texas likely
AP reports James David Porter aged 26 years and his four siblings Floyd 7 Donnie 5 Douglas 2 Darlene 4 were last seen Sunday morning after their parents Mr and Mrs Porter of Van Nuys California reported the family car and $70 rent money missing Also cited is the family’s Fort Worth past and a stray line about bats linking no clear context to the disappearance.
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van Nuys
Calif
Texas
David Porter
James David Porter
James
Floyd
Donnie
Douglas
Darlene
Porter
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