Hospital admissions list at St Catherine continues
On Saturday at St Catherine, admissions include Mrs Richard Perry of 1501 Chaginut and Arthur Higgins of 1905 N arf Ms Lawrence Guerrero 195 Dale Snodgrass 218 Spencer Lyman Walck Ifaleonvh Mrs Sylvester Huelskap Montezuma Jeffrey Allen 801 Safford OM H Brown 65 Nith Ralph Williams Deerfield Rebecca Herman 1004 Conk ling Donald Jones 307 BE Chest nn James Pickett Imperial RI Roberta Bullock Eminence Re At St Catherine Sunday admissions include Mrs Donald Strack 708 Saf ford
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St. Catherines
Richard Perry
Chaginut
Lord Frey
Pennsylvania
Arthur Higgins
Lawrence Guerrero
Dale Snodgrass
Spencer
Lyman Walck
James Pickett
Imperial
Roberta Bullock
St. Catherine
Donald Strack
Safford
San
Michael Lynn Johnson
Holcomb
Jord
AY Leopold
Margaret Fink
Willard McGinn
Rebecca Herman
Garden City Livestock markets and area farm prices report
Local and Kansas City livestock auctions list receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep, including steer heifers calves bulls and cows with weights from 300 to 700 pounds. Prices show market softness for hogs and steady to higher trends for cattle and sheep, plus local farm produce and co op price notes and recent births and dismissals.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Legals and Police Notices From County Proceedings
Warranty deed transfers to Louis Gilchrist and spouse from Peter Har ria. Marriage licenses issued for Steve Keller Parr and Wanta Lee Wells. County fines for speeding, inadequate brakes, no chauffeur license, and improper driving amount to a series of $1 to $75 costs and penalties. Police bonds posted for multiple individuals. City and County accidents report extensive vehicle damage in two collisions involving residents from Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Peter Har‘ria
Louis Gilchrist
Lux
Jet 5
Harris Addiction
Steve Keller Parr
Pierceville
Wanta Lee Wells
Ingalls
George H. Bittle
Oakley
Marvin E. Green
Coward
Howard D. Kennedy
Dodge City
William E. Stranghower
Ashland
Kenneth L. Gardner
Dalhart
Tex
Lcense
Richard
Irregular Early Dow Jones Up Amid Mixed U S Stock Action
International oils savings and selected motors aided an irregularly higher stock market in New York as trading opened with firm prices, then edged up slightly. Dow Jones noon average rose 1.76 to 741.49. Gains by Chrysler and General Motors offset losses by Polaroid and High Voltage Engineering.
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New York
Prises
Steels Airlines
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Industrists
Royal Duteh
Tesco
Getty
Anancral Federation
Rhodebaker
Tsing
Chrysler
General Motors
Eversharp
Polaron
Sinehing
Eleptronic Associates
American Stock Exchange
McNamara Generates Resentment
The article reviews resentment toward Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara from some military leaders who fear civilian overreach. Adm George W. Anderson and others contesting his insistence on civilian control clash with McNamara who argues he seeks military input. Historical context notes prior protests by generals like Maxwell D Taylor.
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Fred $. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Robert
McNamara
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Neighbors Plant Wheat Rye Crops After Fatal Collision
In Deerfield Mrs Sophie Claar widow of Milton Claar thanks 14 neighboring farmers who planted 155 acres of rye and wheat on the Claar farm after the Sept six two-truck collision killed Milton Claar. Dozens donated machinery and time with four to five tractors at work completing in hours.
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Velerram
Milton Claar
Beth Lilley
Deerfield
Milton Clarr
Claar
Armers
Sophie Claar
Mrs. Claar
Ralph Claar
Clary Sons
Charles
Garden City
Clamts
Kearny County
Jake Brenning
George Grauberger
A. M. Gillock
Fred Church
Dal Steenis
Max Miller
Vernon Eberhart
Lynn Cannon
Glen
Senate support grows to end aid to Diem regime
In Washington Senate leaders express strong backing for a Church sponsored resolution demanding an end to U S aid to Ngo Dinh Diem s government in South Vietnam unless it reforms, with Sen J W Fulbright calling the measure supportable in the sense of disapproval of current policies. Secretary Rusk discusses possible steps with the Soviet Union to prevent surprise attacks, warning against quick breakthroughs. House Democrats attach limits on federal spending to Kennedy s 11 billion tax cut plan to counter Republican pressure.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Senate
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Church
Idaho
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Rusk
House
Kennedy
Scholarships doubled at Kansas University plan announced
Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe unveiled a four year program to double Kansas University scholarships from about 100000 dollars a year to over 300000 by 1975. He proposed adding 25000 dollars next year and 25000 dollars annually for three years. He urged steps to retain Kansas high school graduates and noted six faculty members received distinguished professorships including Paul W Gilles Fritz Heider Charlton Hinman and Walter Kollmargan.
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Kansas
Py. Nachman Aronszaj
Sclon EK. Summerfield
Franklin C. Nelick
Paul W. Gilles
Fritz Heider
Charlton J. K. Hinman
Walter M. Kollmargan
Kilmer Tree at Rutgers to be Cut as Old Age Victim
A giant white oak at Rutgers University, long associated with Joyce Kilmer and the poem Trees, will be cut down Wednesday due to old age. Historians debate its link to Kilmer, but the oak stands as a historic symbol. If the trunk remains sound, a cross section will be donated to the Joyce Kilmer American Legion Post in New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers University
Kilmer
Mint
New Jerrey
Montague City
Mass
Swanzey
N.H
Montagua City
Rutgers
Urat
Mahwah
Sgt. Joyce Kilmer
American Legion
Snyder Richard M. (Dick) Snyder 86 Dies in Garden City
Richard M. Snyder 86 dies at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City after living in Ut health for a year He was a retired farmer and rancher born Aug 23 1877 Green Castle Missouri and lived in Scott City 1914 to 1942 He married Erma Newcomb April 14 1942 Survivors include widow two daughters a son three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral Wednesday 2 p m Garland Chapel Dr Alvin E Houser officiating Burial Valley View Cemetery
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Richard M. Snyder
Richard M
Dick) Snyder
Price
St. Catherine Hospital
Mr. Snyder
Garden City
Green Castle
Scott City
Erma Newcomb
Liberal
Snyder
Charles Sloan
Elkhart
Alvy Bishop
Roswell
N. M
Frank Snyder
Garland Chapel
Alvin E. Houser
Valley View Cemetery
Mrs Sadie E French Rites Set In Scott City
Mrs Sadie E French 76 longtime Scott County resident died Sunday at St Catherine Hospital Garden City Born July 4 1887 Geneseo attended Rice County schools Married Walter French Sept 20 1911 in Rice County came to Scott County in 1918 Survived by four daughters Opal Grover Scott City Madine Strecker Scон Roberta Onstott Phoenix Ariz Gilbert Van Dolah Jr 1220 Parkwood Garden City three sisters Mary Jackson Martha Ferguson Geneseo Agnes Kenyon Grants Pass Ore and nine grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 30 p m First Methodist Church with Revs Elmer Rinkel Robert Fleenor Burial Scott County Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Sadie E
French Scott City
French
Scott Countian
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Geneseo
Rice County
Walter French
Scott County
Trench
Manning Methodist Church
Opal Grover
Scott City
Madine Strecker
Scon
Roberta Onstott
Phoenix
Ariz
Gilbert van Dolah Jr
Parkwood
Mary Jackson
Martha Ferguson
Agnes Kenyon
Grants Pass
Ore
First Methodist Church
Elmer Rinkel
Robert Fleenor
Weinmann
Rockefeller Sees Remarriage Hurting 1964 Run
Washington AP New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller says remarriage is a realistic factor likely to harm his chances for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination He cautions reactions are personal and that voters will weigh it when deciding in conventions or elections Rockefeller notes Gallup has Goldwater leading but suspects another candidate could win He plans to decide by year-end and says he does not see a radical right threat within the party. George W. Romney reacts cautiously. Goldwater says he may run if the conditions suit him.
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Washington
New York
Gav
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gallup
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Arizonian
House
Senate
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Midwest
West
Rockefeller
School Day At State Fair In Hutchinson Kansas
State fair events include 75 school bands performing as Gov. John Anderson plans a Governor's Day visit with a Tuesday banquet and Wednesday fair tour. A roulette wheel game on the midway was closed for gambling law violations and several operators were ordered to halt pyramid or multiply bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
John Anderson
Attorney General's Office
Ferris Wheel Falls at Mexican Fair Kills Five
At least five Mexicans were killed and 30 injured when a ferris wheel collapsed at a Tijuana fair. A seven month pregnant woman died during surgery to save her baby. Six others were seriously hurt with broken bones and severe injuries.
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San Diego
Calif
Tijuana
Baja California
Miguel Aleman Hospital
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