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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
1
Readable names and partial addresses appear for multiple individuals in a hospital context. The text lists persons such as St. Catherine, Gipson, Poilz, Bissell, Garela, Beltrandr, and Barbara Jean Dewi along with scattered street numbers and streets, indicating a roster or contact fragment from a hospital directory or notice.
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle offerings at 3,500 head with calves 100 and mixed yields. Steers and heifers uneven but steady, cows vealers and feeders steady. good to choice steers 22.00 to 25.00, good to choice heifers 22.00 to 24.25, utility cows 14.00 to 15.50, good vealers 22.00 to 23.00, feeders 21.00 to 24.50. Hog trade 3,500 head, barrows and gilts steady, sows steady. 210 to 270 lb hogs 16.25 to 17.50, 270-lb sows 15.00 to 16.00. sheep and lambs steady with ewes 50 lower, prime lambs 18.50 to 20.50, brood ewes 5.00 to 7.50, good to choice feeders 14.00 to 16.00.
Disclaims and notices for Garden City and nearby areas list dismissals at St Catherine and names including Mrs Amatids Spikes and Mrs Charles Rexroad. Birth announced at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs Manuel Beltran. Warranty deeds and divorces noted, plus livestock market results and multiple traffic and license actions.
NEW YORK AP Steels pave a rising stock market as leaders push prices higher in early trading. Dow Jones industrial average nears its record, rail weakness appears, and US Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Chrysler, GM, and American Motors show gains amid broad advances in a choppy session. Tung-Sol moves up about five points.
Ray Barnett of Cimarron reported to Winney County deputies the theft of an undetermined number of tools and gas from a box car on the R T L Walker farm located about five miles north of Garden City. The incident appears to have occurred Sunday.
AA Shackelford 76 longtime Garden Citian died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born December 12, 1886 in Stewartville Missouri, he came to Garden City in 1920 and worked at Bergheim Clothing Store, opened The Cottage Lunch in 1925, retired 1950. Survived by widow Nelle Sughes, two children Al Shackelford and Beatrice Hedges, a brother W C Shackelford, a sister Leona Hiley, five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Garland Funeral Home.
Robert Schuman, 77, often called the father of European unity, died today in Metz France after a long illness. He laid out the plan for the European Coal and Steel Pool, linking France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg. The same countries later formed the Common Market, the European Economic Community. Promoters of unity hoped the Common Market would develop into a Europe welded together politically as well as economically.
Dr. Robert P. Hudson, assistant dean of the University of Kansas Medical School, reported an almost perfect balance between interns training in Kansas and those who practice elsewhere. About 50 percent of Kansas graduates practice outside the state, with roughly 100 graduates per year and 20 staying in the Kansas City Medical Center area. Four Kansas hospitals use interns, yet many private physicians lack a teaching philosophy for internships, leading to apparent shortages.
INDEPENDENCE Kansas AP Larry Allen Gibson 20 faces a preliminary hearing on first degree murder in the death of his 24 to month old son Larry Allen Jr County Attorney Bill Watson says Gibson is accused of fracturing the skull jaw an arm and four ribs of the infant He admits rough handling but says he did not know the child was hurt Gibson did not speak at arraignment His wife is charged with contributing to the neglect of a minor and she was reportedly asleep most of the time her husband cared for the infant The judge indicated she would be arraigned today.
A Chicago mother Betty Mitchell and her four children aged 4 to 8 have lived in a beach car since July 1 after husband Ronald failed to find work. Salvation Army shelter arranged as fishermen provided food blankets and money. husband reportedly left after his first payday and has not been seen.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty saying the balance of risks favors the agreement. It argues underground testing by the Soviets could erode U.S. lead, while the treaty would slow Soviet progress and make enforcement cheaper. The panel vote and debate timing are set, with Mansfield urging ratification amid noted risks.
In Belgrade Khrushchev pushes economic cooperation as a means to reassert Moscow’s influence over Yugoslavia and other Communist states. The plan envisions centralized production under Comecon, risking loss of economic independence and political domination. Yugoslavia seeks observer status in Comecon and the Common Market while expanding diverse Western and nonaligned trade.
Atlanta reporters reveal Charlayne Hunter the University of Georgia alumna and Walter Stovall 25 of Douglas Ga secretly wed last spring in the North. Georgia law bans interracial marriage. the union is said to be void if residence is in Georgia. Attorney General Eugene Cook said he is investigating to determine where the ceremony occurred and whether criminal charges apply. University officials called the marriage a shock and said neither graduate nor Stovall could return to the university.
The Liberal Do 81-Do Square Dance Club outlines plans for the second annual Square Dance Festival on September 21 at the Liberal fairgrounds agricultural building. An afternoon square dance workshop and round dance clinic precede an evening dance as part of the event.
A former Garden Citian Ed gar A Poe joined the Denver Police Department as a patrolman. He graduated Aug 23 with 17 recruits from the Emily Griffith Opportunity School in Denver, after attending local high school and junior college. He is the son of Mr and Mrs 8 E Poe of 311 S 6th.
More than 3500 Boy Scouts of America leaders gather at the University of Illinois Champaign for the 12th National Training Conference. Scout executives from across the nation attend workshops and discussion groups while exhibits show camping gear. About 1400 wives and children join for sightseeing and handicraft programs. The event aims to strengthen outreach to more boys across the nation. An unrelated note mentions a historic 22 inch 12 hour rainfall in Thrall Texas on September 9, 1921.
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