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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
1
Local produce markets list assorted eggs and cereals with varying grades and weights. Kansas City livestock figures show cattle steady to strong, hogs lower, with calves, steers, heifers, and sows priced across several ranges.
Sharon Rose Nussor is among six KU women receiving Pi Beta Phi Educational Foundation scholarships. The report notes senior Lae Bhe at St Catherine’s Hospital this morning, and Walter Bak, utilities superintendent, who was injured at work and hospitalized by physician order.
A reader column features letters about marriage expectations and grooming norms. A correspondent worries about a husband’s messiness and another seeks guidance on selecting an engagement gift. Ann Landers offers tempered, practical advice, urging self-respect and tactful communication.
James Walter Hamilton was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a complaint from a mother led Garden City police to arrest him Saturday night. He paid a $25 fine and $6.75 in court costs and was released. The second item notes the Amazon River length at 3,900 miles and its drainage basin across Bolivia Peru Ecuador and Colombia.
Sen. Jacob K. Javits called on Democratic leaders to revise the civil rights timetable to avoid an emasculated bill. He wants to use the public accommodations bill as the vehicle for further civil rights legislation, arguing that waiting for a House bill risks delayed action and weak laws. He warned the plan could push action into November or December.
Mrs. Clarence Sparks, formerly of Garden City, broke her leg below the knee at her Satanta home Saturday night. She was taken to Hadley Memorial Hospital in Hays for bone surgery. Her room number is 321. The Sparks moved to Satanta about three weeks ago. Mrs. Sparks teaches in the Satanta school system.
Sen Barry Goldwater urged a formal reservation delaying the nuclear test ban treaty until Soviet forces leave Cuba. He said the Senate should renegotiate if needed and criticized the pact as a potential peril to peace. Cooper and Mansfield signaled cautious support amid debate scheduling.
Archeologist Julio Ripamonti plans lifelong digging around Devil's Ravine near Roujoum Makhayyat south of Amman seeking Moses tomb. He links the hill to Mount Posgah and the Bible death burial tale, while Yugoslav Soviet trade talks spark optimism for 50 percent 2025 year jump, and Canada eyes expanded UN peacekeeping force under Lester B. Pearson ahead of the UN General Assembly opening.
In Augusta Kansas two armed men and a woman were arrested within an hour after attempting to rob the Prairie State Bank. Five employees were herded into a vault before the trio fled, later captured on a county road with a sawed off shotgun and a pistol found in their car. They face investigation for attempted robbery, with the three as Harald J. Bunce John F Griffin and Johanna K Shriver all of Wichita.
Civic Center to host a 14 week art course taught by John Dillon with 28 lessons at 1 to 4 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Enrollment opens next Monday. cost is 7 dollars. Students supply their own paints and materials.
Seaman High School in Topeka launches its seventh year with a school bank. About 14 students in Miss Eunice Ward's banking class participate, with nearly 15,000 dollars in deposits and stock up to 25 dollars each at 4 percent. Jerry Glasgow leads as president as funds aid fees and school activities.
Funeral for AU Shackelford 76 longtime Garden City resident will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Garland Chapel with Rev. Herman C. Liese officiating. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Shackelford died Wednesday morning at St. Catherine Hospital. Jesse I German 70, father of a Garden City resident, died Tuesday at Grace Hospital Hutchinson. Born June 22, 1893 he lived in Hutchinson five years and was a retired Railway Express clerk. Survived by daughter Gladys Holmes of Garden City. Funeral and burial in Garden City. Garand Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
Admissions list includes Mrs Richard Fankhauser Rhonda Burnett Inge and Kans Mrs Frank Kirth Terry Hayden Chester Sanderson Mrs Lester Eguers Clara G Mesa Mrs Francis Richmeier Discharges note Robin Espinoza Veral Gipson Charles Drescher Mrs Lloyd Gift Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Fankhauser Sept 4 7 42 am 6 pounds 11 ounces and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Francis Richmeier Sept 5 12 31 am 7 pounds 10 ounces
A summary of legal deeds and licenses lists warranty deeds for Garden City parcels including Gertie G Coen to Euarda D Patrick and others, corporate deeds to RAW Bass, quitclaim to First Federal Savings, plus a marriage license for Billy Ray Mauney and Virginia Tea Hass. It also notes abatement actions, fines for speeding and unlawful activity, police bond posts, and numerous bonds forfeited with names and addresses.
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