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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
2
Bella loyalist forces battled Berber units in the Kabille mountains near Tai Ouzo and Tizi Ouan, following the removal of Col Mohtind Ou Bl tadj from command. Government tightened checkpoints and searched travelers as troops prepared for possible escalation.
Ben Bella confronts a growing Kabylie revolt reported by government officers as a putsch. Berber protests fill streets while defense ministers depart for Moscow amid plans for a Soviet loan. The unrest follows Ben Bella’s election and threatens his UN agenda to address Portugal and South Africa.
Market receipts total 2 781 cattle and 314 hogs with uneven steer and calf demand. Light weight calves at 26 to 28.50, heavier 24.50 to 20.50. Holsteins 19.50 to 24.50. 300 to 350 lb calves up to 27.25. 350 to 450 lb 24.50 to 25.75. 500 to 650 lb yearlings 23 26.75. 650 to 750 lb 22 to 23, heavier 20.50 to 21.50. Cows and calves scarce 165 to 210 per pair, Butcher cows steady. Hogs active lighter to lower. top around 14. 25 to 14.05, sows 11.50 to 13.90.
New York AP reports a dull session as blue chips ease, fractions to about a point down across the market. Industrials, rails, and utilities show mixed moves while favourites like tobacco and rubbers shed value. first hour volume falls below a million shares.
In Buffalo seven youths drowned Sunday night when their car failed to negotiate a curve and plunged into a canal. Six bodies were found in the wrecked vehicle, the seventh recovered by divers next morning. The deceased were all Buffalo residents, including John Sabacisz, 18, and others aged 16 to 19.
Bud Morley, 32, a Denver attorney, won the 75 mile Garden City Grand Prix as part of the SCCA Midwest division at the city airport. He drove a modified Elva, reached 123 mph on the straight, and overtook Enis Wilson after Wilson had engine trouble in a Maseratti Buick. Gary Wilson finished second in a Ferrari Testarossa. Bill Moore placed third in a modified Corvette. Weather was calm Sunday after windy Saturday, with 2,000 to 4,000 spectators.
Juan Delgado 69 died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Born June 24, 1894 in Penjamo Mexico, he moved to Garden City in 1927 from Taylor Texas. He married Paula Mandoza in Mexico. she died in 1937. Funeral tomorrow at 9 am at St Mary’s Church with Rev Clement Goubeaun officiating. burial in Valley View Cemetery. rosary tonight at Garnand Funeral Home. Surviving are three sons and four daughters, plus nine grandchildren.
Peter James Coyne 64 former Garden City resident died Saturday at St Anthony s Hospital in Hays He was born March 2 1900 in Winita Oklahoma and lived in Garden City 15 years later moving to Lakin three years ago He belonged to St Anthony s Church Surviving are widow Winnie three sons Joe and Albert both of Lakin Justin of Garden City a daughter Mrs Shirley Adams Kansas City Mo and 17 grandchildren Funeral will be at 10 a m MST tomorrow at St Anthony s Church with Rev Benedict D Anj Helo officiating Rosary will be at 8 p m today at the Davis Funeral Home
Mrs Mary Allender 87 Junction City dies in St Marys Hospital Manhattan after injuries from a Sept 22 crash near St Charles Missouri. Will be buried Wednesday at St Xavier Church Junction City. Darwin Bub Johnson Garden City Junior College alumnus dies later. his wife Sally Rankin Wichita and Cathy Johnson injured in the crash remain hospitalized.
Amanita Marie Meyer 82 longtime Deerfield resident dies Saturday at Kearny County Hospital Lakin born Oct 26 1880 near Lakin funeral at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Deerfield with burial in Lakin Cemetery survived by brother Frederick Meyer arranged by Kimmanuel Lutheran Church membership noted
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said he is clear about Senator Barry Goldwater’s views while Goldwater, replying, said he cannot understand why Eisenhower remains uncertain given the volume of public reaction. The exchange appears in a New York Herald Tribune summary of the Tribune Pratt story and notes ongoing Republican debate over the candidate’s stance on key issues.
In Washington Roy Wilkins leader of the NAACP says Negroes do not vote in a bloc. They vote for anyone who treats them right and favor re election of Kennedy, while fearing Goldwater’s state rights stance and civil rights position.
Hospital admissions on Saturday and Sunday show patients at St Catherine including Betty Burnett Irma Bonjour Edna Crow Elsie Renshaw Pearl Brungon Wilbur Ritch Robert Kimsey Ralph Kersey Keenan Dart Alta Rhoads Jay Near Vernon Pfannenstiel James Johnson Katha Curnett. Dismissals include Henry Rose Clayton Carroll Boyd Morris Patrick Dezort Frank Willis Norbert Kraus H Dale Marine Clarence Wheeler James McBride William Sikes Peggy Burch Joe Duran Darrell Webster. At Leopold several admissions and discharges are noted with names and addresses. Births at St Catherine include a son to Vernon Pfannettstial family and a daughter to James Johnson with times and weights. Donald Matejcek also listed.
A list of fines for multiple individuals in Garden City Dent includes David Elmo Selby and Mrs. Lewis Carlton Huston with driving related offenses. Other names face no license or registration issues and various penalties. Several traffic accidents are reported in Friday and Saturday timeframes with multiple vehicles damaged in private driveways and city streets.
Court records show bonds posted for several individuals in Eminence area cases. Jon Henry Lagan driving while intoxicated speeding and failing to stop for a red light posted $160. Calvin Cleo Sliger no driver's license posted $5. Dianne Darlene Smell running a red light posted $10. James Bruce Barlow speeding posted $10. Stephen Charles Guth improper muffler posted $5. Leroy Elmo Anderson Jr speeding posted $10. Raymond George Schiffelbein speeding posted $10. Mrs Clarence Katz leaving the scene of an accident noted.
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