Hog and cattle market report from Kansas City AP
Livestock prices show cattle 3,200 head with calves steady to higher. slaughter cows steady to 25 lower. hogs 3,000 head up 25-50 for barrows and gilts and sows steady. Breaks include barrows and gilts 190-240 lb at 18.50-18.75, 240-280 lb at 17.75-18.50, sows 300-450 lb 15.50-16.50, 450-650 lb 14.75-15.50. Sheep 50 head with lambs 26.50-27.00. culls 4.50-6.00, some 6.50. Also misc prices for eggs, hides, and other commodities.
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Kansas City
Butter steady as eggs show mixed prices in Chicago markets
In Chicago bids butter prices hold steady while egg quotes vary. Grade A whites and mixed eggs trade around 28 to 27 cents per dozen with mediums at 27 and standards 26, reflecting an unsettled market.
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Chicago
Grain and feed price report from Kansas City basket
Wheat prices vary with grades from 1.47 to 1.66 for No 2 hard and dark hard 1.47 1.66. No 2 red wheat 1.47 1.48. Corn 71 cars with No 2 white 1.72 1.85. Oats unavailable for high grades, No 2 white 75 61. Mile maize 2.09 2.15. Rye 1.05 1.09. Barley 1.04 1.09. Soybeans 2.78 2.89. Sacked bran 42.25 45.00. Sacked shorts 39.00 39.75.
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Kansas City
Grain futures close lower across wheat corn and soybeans
Chicago market notes soybeans eased by 2 to 5 percent with May at 2.87 and oats firm. wheat slipped while corn fell modestly and rye rose, with May contracts reflecting mixed shifts in price.
Wall Street mixed as blue chips falter and averages slip
The New York market showed mixed prices late in the day as early gains by some blue chips faded and averages slipped slightly. Volume was around 5.5 million shares, with corporate bonds mixed in light trading and U.S. government bonds little changed.
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New York
U.S
The Chanute Tribune Publication Details
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas 66720 by Chanute Publishing Company. Staff include Dwight McCreight publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor Joan Hovorka advertising manager and others. Evening edition circulated except Sundays with second class mailing status and AP news access.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Hovorka
Letane Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Ann Foreman
Dorsey Osborn Press
Chanute
Admissions and dismissals noted at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tuesday admissions include Charles Kelly Buffalo medical. Wednesday admissions Kay McCoy surgery and Mrs Kenneth Wood medical. Dismissals list Foster Parker Mike Joyce Karen Kelley. Humboldt birth recorded a girl to Mr and Mrs Garland Isaacs. Today admission Mrs Maude Anderson. Dismissals today Mrs Frank Stackley Billy Joe Kepley Wayne Knox Kay McCoy Mrs James Wright. Wichita residents listed Cletus Henderson and Mrs Adam Lemon. Police court actions list Russel Palimaquist speeding bond posted forfeited Mike Benson leaving scene fined $25 Tommy Arthur destroying city property fined $10 hearing on careless driving through June 2.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Kelly
Buffalo
Kenneth Wood
S. Central
Kay McCoy
S. Malcolm
Foster Parker
N. Evergreen
Mike Joyce
Karen Kelley
Humboldt
Garland Isaacs
Ldla
Maude Anderson
S. Forest
Frank Stackley
S. Santa Fe
Billy Joe Kepley
Wayne Knox
Russel Palimaquist
W. Main
Mike Benson
W. Grant
Highway Patrol
Tommy Arthur
St. Lafayette
Traffic Island
Ird
Plummer
Residents win bid to block hotel and high rise plan
Seven residents of a Country Club Plaza neighborhood prevailed in circuit court, invalidating a city zoning change from single family homes to high rise apartments for a 62 acre site at Wornall Road and Ward Parkway. Judge Alvin C. Randall ruled the opponents were protected by zoning regulations in effect when they bought their homes.
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Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Alvin C. Randall
Wornall Road
Ward Parkway
Brush Creek
Randall
Community social and service events in Wilson County
The Wilson County Teachers Assn held its spring dinner at the high school auditorium. WSCS of the Methodist church provided the meal. Local families visited care facilities and residents enjoyed accordion music. Postmasters and families attended a Coffeyville convention. Garden and park work continued at City Park. Various visits, club meetings, and a cancer drive donation were noted, including travel to Topeka and Buffalo.
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Wilson County Teachers Assn
WSCS
Methodist Church
Gayle Smith
Fredonia
Earnest Scott
Coffeyville
W. H. Hamblin
Wichita Falls
Tex
Jesse Dowdy
Leone
Katie
Kansas City
William Hansen
Allie Harbert
Sweet Town Gems Hdu
City Park
May Wilson
Claude Daniel
Topeka
Teresa Mannen
Dixie Offenbacher
Gorda
Buffalo
Dewey Troutman
White Thorn
Calif
Inlaw
Edward Miller
Elizabeth Hansen
Grace Caffee
Ann McKee
Helen Keller
Nellie Elliott
Two Deaths Timed in Coffeyville Erie Obituaries
Meredith William Kyle 62 died unexpectedly Wednesday night in Coffeyville while en route to hospital. Born December 22, 1902 in Chanute he lived in Erie as a child and worked 23 years for MKT Railroad. He and Erma Burns Kyle married in 1928 and later moved to Coffeyville. Survived by wife and two sons, funeral set for Erie First Baptist Church with body in state at Ford then Pierce Funeral Home. Zelma Mae Hildebrandt funeral held at Buffalo Church of the Nazarene with burial in Buffalo Cemetery.
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Meredith William Kyle
Coffeyville
Chanute
Walter Kyle
Erie
MKT Railroad
Erma B. Burns
Cherokee
Oklo
Meadow Sweet
Funk Manufacturing Company
First Baptist Church
East Hill
Ford Funeral
Pierce Funeral Home
Hildebrant
Zelma Mae Hildebrant
Church of the Nazarene
Buffalo
Darrel Miley
Cleo Rutherford
Junior Braman
Maynard Clough
Old Rugged Cross
Orville Millican
Tom Read
Mother Convicted Of Starving Baby In Kansas City
Irene E. Patterson, 22, was found guilty of manslaughter in the starvation death of her 72 week old daughter. The baby weighed a pound less at death on December 28 than at birth. Sentencing was delayed at least 30 days for a possible new trial. Her husband Robert James Patterson, 44, faces a similar charge.
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Kansas City
Irene E. Patterson
Circuit Court
Local Briefs Mention Travels and Thefts in City
Mrs. Mabel McHugh left for Indianapolis after visiting her sister Mrs. John J. Chambers at 214 S Central. Mrs. K C Snyder returned home from a four day Kansas City visit. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Maples came back from a two week vacation visiting relatives in Pacoima and Los Angeles. Barry L. Gerken of MIT made the Dean's List for the 1964 fall term. Tom McCleronon of Wichita reported hubcaps stolen from his 1964 Chevrolet at a motel. Car keys were taken from three parked cars owned by John Rogers in Toronto Frank Ogle in Iola and Wilbur Allison at West Main locations.
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Mabel McHugh
John J. Chambers
S. Central
Indianapolis
Ind
K. C. Snyder
S. Lincoln
Kansas City
Barry L. Gerken
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Chanute High School
Lewis J. Gerken
N. Forest
Tom McCleronon
Wichita
John Rogers
Toronto
Frank Ogle
Iola
Wilbur Allison
Rogers
Allison
Zion Lutheran Church
Ogle
West Main
Flood Pressure Maintains Strain on Quad Cities as River Rises
The Mississippi pressed against levees around the Quad Cities with a southward surge near eight miles per hour. Hundreds of homes and businesses in low areas flooded while the river occupied 15 000 acres of land near Quincy after breaching dikes. Earlier in the week it inundated 20 000 acres in four Burlington area drainage districts. Quincy forecast a 26 foot peak with high water expected Sunday. Rock Island saw a slight drop from a 22.48 foot maximum as levee pressure remained high.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Iowa
Illinois
Quincy
Burlington
Rock Island
Federal Agencies Issue Bank Call
Federal banking regulators issued a call for a statement of condition of banks as of the close of business Monday April 26. State Bank Commissioner J. O. Wilson says he is not requesting Kansas bank reports now and notes reports are due for the end of last year per state law requiring three statements annually.
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Washington
Topeka
J. O. Wilson
Kansas
Wheat Group Closes Pakistan Offices Amid Anti American Sentiment
Western Wheat Associates halts operations in Pakistan due to anti American feelings. The group, based in Portland, represents white wheat growers in Oregon Washington Idaho and also represents Great Plains Wheat growers of red wheat.
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Portland Ore
Western Wheat Associates
Pakistan
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Great Plains
Holdings of Grains Lowest in Kansas
TOPEKA AP Holdings on April 1 of principal grains in Kansas were the lowest for the date in seven years. The Federal State Crop and Live stock Reporting Service said stocks were one-fourth or more below the recent five-year average.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wheat and feed grain stocks drop from last year
Stored wheat totaled 305 million bushels, 19 percent below a year ago and 40 percent under. Stocks of four major feed grains sorghum grain corn oats and barley were 131.6 million bushels, down 26 percent from a year ago.
Olympic Airways Aims Three New International Routes
Olympic Airways plans three new international routes this year linking London to Corfu, Tel Aviv to Rhodes, and Frankfurt to Athens. A Rhodes Beirut service is also under consideration. The carrier is owned by Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis.
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Athens
Olympic Airways
Aristotle Onassis
London
Corfu
Tel Aviv
Rhodes
Frankfurt
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K. C
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Cessna Air
Monsanto
Mont Ward No Am
Penney
le Phill Pet
Wember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
Daily Transcript
Altoona
Don Hampton
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi Cola
Tribune
Lois Erickson
Jack Bennett
Foodtown
Bob L. Kyle
Cofferville
Ronald E. Kyle
California
Clyde Anderson
Askew
Minn
Jake Saubers
Hank Saubers
Bill Pool
Lee Sugden
Harold Robertson
Buffalo Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Chanute Stent
Concordia Tree
Dodge City
Leavenworth
Garden City
Goodland
Russellee
Pittsburg
Eye
Nathan Maples
Prather
Evergreen
BIG Burger Cafe
West Cherry
Wheat Group
Pioneer
East Main - Chanute
Sundowner
Olson
Nu-Way
Ennis
Bank of Commerce
Drisdell
Studio Ss
Skinney Electric
Markham
Fitch
Leverenz
Bank of Commerce Ess
Morality
Bank of Comm
Ramsey
Drisdell’s
Skinney
Campbell
Ennis Perforator
Congdon High
R. White
White
Calvert
Mobil
USAC
The
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Rambler
American Motors
Ranz Motor Co., Inc
North Lincoln, Chanute
Danny Kaye
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