Market report shows mixed grain and livestock prices
Local farm markets list feed commodities with Wheat at 1.86, Rye 0.85, Barley 1.90 per bushel or cwt and Corn at 1.10. Garden City Livestock reports 2,421 cattle and 470 calves sold, with steers and heifers in varying price ranges, yearlings up to 25.40, cows and calves 165 to 210 per pair, hogs at 15.55 top, sows and boars lower, stock cattle mixed and utilities to 24.75.
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Stock Market Rises and Falls in Uneven Early Trade
New York stocks moved unevenly at mid day with fractions gained and lost across sectors. Industrials and rails fell while tobaccos and utilities held firm as Xerox and Polaroid posted gains. Du Pont and U.S. Smelting showed losses amid mixed bond activity.
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U.S
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American Stock Exchange
Quints Become Five Little Indians in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets, five newborns in Aberdeen, were made honorary members of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe in a hotel ceremony with about a dozen tribesmen. The babies, one boy James Andrew among them, were reported doing fine in the hospital nursery and expected to leave in a few weeks.
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Deaths in Sublette Honor Veteran Drake Sliyes
Sublette reports the death of David Sliyes Drake Wi a retired arhee found died in a Sublette hotel Saturday. Born September 9, 19xx, in Ford he lived in Sublette 22 years and served in World War II, including 27 months as a prisoner of war. He leaves three cousins and other relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at the Sublette Methodist Church with burial in the County Cemetery.
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Copeland
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Methodist
Val Holland
Murial
Uleskell County
Metenihs Rmiyeal
Phillips Witte Funeval
Garden City
Kennedy to Confer on Birmingham Crisis
President Kennedy holds three meetings with Birmingham leaders and with his two pick as personal representatives Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall to address the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing aftermath. White and Black community figures, and government officials, attend and comment on federal relief and civil rights tensions.
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District Rotary Governor to Visit Garden City Club
Rotary District Governor Jay Baugh of Johnson will visit Garden City Rotary Wednesday at noon. Local president Andy Holt said the district partners with a South India and Ceylon district for an exchange of letters, pictures, club programs, and better understanding. Baugh, a veteran Kansan newspaperman, started at Kingfisher Mercury and later worked for Dodge City Globe, Johnson Pioneer, and Ulysses News.
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Marches and memorials across the United States spark calls for change
Thousands gathered in cities like New York and Washington to mourn racial violence and push for civil rights reforms. Demonstrations featured police confrontations in Shreveport and Birmingham while leaders formed a national conscience fund to rebuild the 16th Street Baptist Church. Four children died in the bombing, two more were killed in separate shootings, and funerals dominated the day as religious leaders urged unity.
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California
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Cincinnati
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16Th Street Baptist Church
Birminghom
Minor crimes over weekend report listed
Several minor incidents occurred over the weekend and are under investigation by local law officers. Theoni School northeast of Garden City along Usta6 was broken into Sunday night with a south side window entry and inside windows broken to access the office. Vandalism also damaged the new north addition at Georgia Matthews School and St Marys Church reported three collection boxes broken into Saturday night with locks broken. only small sums believed taken.
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Washington Briefs: Tax Fight and Civil Rights Sparks
In Washington, Rep. Curtis attacks President Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut, linking it to planned deficits and urging spending restraint. Sen. Keating urges on the spot hearing in Birmingham to press civil rights legislation. Ex mobster Valachi prepares to testify at a Senate hearing with heavy security, amid a Cosa Nostra exposure. Canada to cut U S auto parts imports to boost domestic jobs and reduce its trade deficit.
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New York
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Justice Department
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Canada
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Local Notices
At St Catherine listings show admissions for Mrs William Ward Mrs William Ratzlaff and others on Saturday Sunday. Dismissals include Paul Johnston Leatha Curnette and Roxana Goss among names. Births noted at St Catherine a daughter to Eugene Wright and spouse with details, plus a son for Marvin Shafer.
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Kansas
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Burnside Drive
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Taylor
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Donald Kirchoff
Conard
Earl Fisher
Holcomb
Alice Cobb
Ben Norton
Roxana Goss
Douglas Bates
Lakin
Arnold Kettler
Deerfield
Stacey Stinemetz
Great Bend
Fred Ritz
Ivan Garnand
Eugene Wright
Vinzant
Marvin Shafer
E. Santa Fe
Police Court Docket Details From Garden City Faced By Local Names
In Garden City LaVerne Brungardt 601 EB Ma ple Sept 22 at 230 a.m. eight pounds two ounces. POLICE Bonds Posted Mary Magdalene Mesa 1224 Jones speeding 10. Robert Eugene Park 1408 A speeding 10. Fined Paul Martin Sterling 992 Pearl improper driving 10. Donall Ray Morgan El Rancho Trailer Courts suspended license 25. Bonds Forfeited Coy Vern Farrell Catherine Arteaga Mary Magdalene Mesa James Meldie Baker Edith Marie Farr David Philip Baier.
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List of weekend traffic accidents in town parking lots
A series of car and truck crashes were reported from Friday through Wednesday. Vehicles involved included owners Eugene W Ribbing Leonard Cyril Franz Paul Johnston George E Dellinger Richard Joseph Rathman Alford J Towles Danny Dale Turley Erwin Goertz Larry Dean Scott Dick Zobel Jack K Mitchell and William A Ramsey. Damages ranged from moderate to extensive with several vehicles sustaining only minor or no damage.
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Richard Joseph Rathman
N. Main
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Kansas Ave
Danny Dale Turley
Scott City
Erwin Goertz
Arkansas River
Larry Dean Scott
Jack K. Mitchell
Lox
William A. Ramsey
Syracuse
Student Hurt in Fall from Horse at County Fair
Peggy Burch daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Burch 518 Stoeckly Dr suffered a ruptured spleen after falling from a horse making a turn at the Finney County Fairgrounds track Surgery removed the spleen Saturday and she is in satisfactory condition at St Catherine Hospital. A seventh grader at Garden City Junior High she serves as class president and a cheerleader.
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Satanta Remains Reburied at Fort Sill Oklahoma
Remains of Kiowa chief Satanta were reburied Saturday at Fort Sill post cemetery in Lawton Oklahoma after descendants and Oklahoma officials secured approval from Texas. James Auchiah of Carnegie led speakers, with participation from Kiowa modern warriors and the Sixth Gun Battalion of the 19th Artillery, Plainsmen.
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Okla
Satanta
Texas
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Kansas
Oklahoma
James Auchiah
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Auchiah
Mth Artillery
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Pension Merger To Be Studied In Kansas Cities
Hutchinson AP Officials in Kansas municipalities study merging police and fire pension funds to shore up unfunded liabilities. Actuary Leroy McWhitnney estimates $26.2 million in unfunded costs across 24 towns and warns current payments consume about 10 percent of payrolls, potentially rising to 17 percent if retirements surge. A pooled fund would act like an insurance mechanism, spreading risk across cities.
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Man Entombs Wife in Wall in Los Angeles
72-year-old carpenter Joseph Lewis admitted killing his wife Anna, 70, and entombing her in a wall after a quarrel. He was arrested by an off duty detective who recognized his car. police found the decomposed body after inspecting a freshly plastered bedroom in the couple's home. Lewis claimed self defense and showed little remorse.
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Anna
Ted Combs
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Combs
Library Story Hour to Start Wednesday
Preschool library story hour begins Wednesday morning at the Garden City Public Library from 10 to 10 45 a.m. for four and five year olds not in school. Registration is available at the library or at the first meeting. Mrs. Milton Roberts leads with helpers Mines John Wheeler Lloyd Joyce Leon Ramsey B J Murdock John Westerhaus Jim Eatherly and A J Longley.
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Moon cooperation eyed after talks in Dubrovnik
Belgrade AP Anatoly Blagonravov, Soviet space spokesman, said joint US Soviet space cooperation such as a moon flight would be desirable. He spoke during a Dubrovnik scientific conference in an interview with Politika, noting Kennedy's call for possible joint ship construction but not specifying forms of cooperation.
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