Hog and Market Report From Kansas City and New York
Kansas City hog and cattle auction notes show feeder prices steady to strong with mostly choice feeders 25.40 to 28.50 dollars per cwt and feeder heifers 23.10 to 25.00. Hogs steady to higher with various weight ranges quoted and sows up to 19.75. New York stocks fall on Johnson tax surcharge request, Dow off 2.83 to 919.44 at 2 p.m. volume around 10 million shares. losses narrowed later as sentiment shifted.
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Kansas City
Castle
New York
Johnson
Congress
Wall Street
Market Notes on Egg Prices and Butter Stability
In Kansas City wholesale markets eggs for wholesale large grade 80 percent A range from 26 to 31 cents per dozen while mediums 80 percent A sell 22 to 26 cents per dozen. Butter prices remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago AP reports grain and oilseed quotes with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.635 to 1.64 dollars per bushel, No 2 red at 1.54 to 1.55, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.26, Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 7.82, No 2 heavy white at 7.6, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.805, and Soybean oil at 9.4.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Butter Steady Eggs Weaken in Trade
Chicago market notes show butter steady and eggs holding near balance as prices range from 4'2 lower to 75 percent or better Grade A whites 28, mixed 27'2, mediums 26.
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Chicago
Red China H-Arsenal In 4 Years
A congressional committee warned Red China could launch hydrogen weapons against the United States within four years and lacks a viable defense. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee said China may field an operational ICBM before the mid-1970s, possibly as early as 1970 71, with risks of nuclear blackmail on Japan, Vietnam, and Asia.
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Walington
Red China
United States
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
China
Japan
Vietnam
Asian
Stolen Ford Truck Recovered With Two Tires Blown
Russ Browning reported his 1964 Ford truck stolen from the Bank of Commerce lot at Main and Grant. Police found the vehicle about a block south of the station on Santa Fe, up over the curb, with two tires blown. Investigation ongoing.
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Russ Browning
N. Garfield
Bank of Commerce
Main and
Grant
Santa Fe
Exploding Bullets Hazard During Fire At Grandview Blaze
Firefighters faced hundreds of exploding bullets in a burning Grandview building where a $100,000 blaze destroyed three business blocks. A three story structure housed a department store real estate office barber shop and the Masonic lodge with ammunition stored in the sporting goods section.
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Grandview
Tex
Fort Worth
Masonic Lodge
Deaths and funerals from Daily Transcript
Charles A. Deeds 74 died at Neosho Manor after years of illness. Survived by son Raymond Grimes, granddaughter, sister Ethel Anderson, and several brothers. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Loren Fawcett Mortuary Neodesha. burial Neodesha Cemetery. Wilson funeral for George Wilson held at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial Earlton Cemetery. Mrs. C. H. Pankratz and others sang. Police, hospital notices, drivers licenses and moves follow with brief items on admissions, births, dismissals, and recent residence changes.
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Charles A. Deeds
Neosho Manor Nursing Home
Raymond Grimes
California
Ethel Anderson
S. Garfield
Cecil
Altoona
Clemmie
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fay
Sapulpa
Okla
Loren Fawcett
Two Fires Set in Wichita Neighborhood
Two fires occurred in Wichita Kansas early Thursday affecting the Urban League headquarters and a nearby liquor store. A sheriff deputy quickly doused flames at the Urban League office while a hamburger stand suffered extensive rear damage after youths sprayed gasoline through the roof. No arrests reported.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Urban League
Sedgwick County
Chanute Tribune Local Newspaper Credits and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Haworke as news editor. It also details subscription prices for in and out of trade territories, Chanute boxholders, and carrier rates in Chanute.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Haworke
Fay
Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fma
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
Associated Press
Grant Used To Teach Children Hatred Says Nashville Captain
Nashville police Captain John Sorace testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that a federal grant of 7 700 from the Office of Economic Opportunity funded a summer school run by the SNCC in Nashville. He claimed the program teaches Negro history while allegedly fostering hatred of whites and cited Fred Brooks as SNCC Nashville chairman and director of the North Nashville Student Summer Project. Eastland meanwhile criticized rioters as following Communist tactics.
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Washington
Nashville, Tenn
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
John Sorace
The
Office of Economic Opportunity
SNCC
Nashville
OEO
Sprace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fred Brooks
Sorace
Brooks
North Nashville
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
Communist Party
Window peeper report near 1713 South Highland
Police logged a midnight window peeper incident at 1713 South Highland. An unknown person fled the scene. officers could not provide a suspect description. Dr. John C. Mull joins Hutchinson Clinic staff after relocating from Staten Island.
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S. Highland
John C. Mull
John H. Mull
N. Steuben
Hutchinson Clinic
Hutchinson
Mull
John
Dr. Mull
U.S. Public Health Service Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Staten Island
N.Y
Salad Idea: Tuna, Snap Beans with Olive Oil Vinaigrette
Toss drained tuna with cooked snap beans and a dressing of olive oil and vinegar for a quick, flavorful salad.
Kan sas State College recognizes graduate John C. De Bolt
John C. De Bolt of Golden City Missouri formerly of Chanute earns a masters degree in education and guidance from Kansas State College Pittsburg. He is the son of Mrs. C C De Bolt who will attend the commencement exercises Friday evening.
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John C. de Bolt
Golden City
Chanute
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
C.C. DeBolt
W. 4Th
House Group Approves Two Year Foreign Aid Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee backing a two year foreign aid authorization bill with a 3.16 billion dollar global military and economic aid for the year starting July 1 1968. The measure aims for nearly 3.5 billion for FY 1969 and faces a tough path to floor consideration in August.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Johnson
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House
House Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oscar Mosier Retires From Santa Fe Job
Oscar O Mosier a yard engineer for the Santa Fe Railway has retired after more than 20 years of service. Born here he began as a yard fireman in 1945 later becoming yard engineer in 1959 and held the post at retirement living with his wife in Winfield.
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Oscar O. Mosier
Santa Fe Railway
Mosier
Winfield
174th Army unit breaks camp for long trek home
The 174th unit, with 275 men fed by seven cooks and Sgt Don Criger, prepares three meals a day under two 24 hour shifts. They plan a 685 mile trek home starting today, with overnight bivouacs in Newton Iowa and Paola, arriving Chanute Saturday morning. Company commander Capt Carl L Hazen and first sergeant Raymond Friedrich are listed.
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Don Criger
S. Ashby
Criger
174Th
Chanute
Newton
Iowa
Paola
Carl L. Hazen
Women’s Missionary Assn Met At United Brethren Church
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church held an afternoon meeting in the church fellowship room. Four women represented Asia, reporting on Japan, India, Korea, and China. Mrs. Gladys Parks spoke on Japan, Mrs. Arthur Garrison on India, Mrs. Bill Holman on Korea, and Mrs. John Horton on China.
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Asia
Women’s Missionary Assn
United Brethers Churcth
Gladys Parks
Japan
Arthur Garrison
India
Bill Holman
Korea
John Horton
China
A.E. Turner
Velma Grogan
Elmer Gibson
Chanute Toastmasters Hear Three Talks On Law And America
The Chanute Toastmasters Club met at the Orchid Buffet with Dr. Fred Ingram Norman Tennimon Gordon Inman and Bob Wilson as speakers. President Harry Steeves presided and Royce Wells gave the invocation. Guests included Bob McGregor John Willcott and Max White. The club will not meet August 16 and resumes September 6 at the Orchid Buffet.
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Chanute Toastmasters Club
Fred Ingram
Norman Tennimon
Ingram
Tennimon
America
Robert Wilson
Harry Steeves
Gordon Inman
Max White
Steeves
Bob McGregor
John Willcott
White
Royce Wells
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
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Robert S. McNamara
Roscoe
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He Was
1893
Wilson County
Newton Deeds
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cerl Schoonover
Henry N. Drake
Yates Center
William Brazil
E. 8Th
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Lavenburg
John C. Wolf
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Walker L. Camp
William C. Hicks
Thayer
George Harmon
Alma Vestle
Collie Mariucci
Joseph M. Shoemaker
Iola
Erien
Highway Patrol
Jessee D. Sweet
Girard
Sted
Dawn Acres
U.S. 169
Larry Bailey
Urbana
Berlton
Tommy Morehead
Bill Graham
S. Malcolm
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H. C. Yeager, Jr
Gretchen
S. Evergreen
Fred Hummer
S. Larson
Jack Churchill
W. Std
S. Tennessee
Wayne Owen
Larry W. Anderes
Dennis Baker
W.rd
Leroy Culberston
N. Lafayette
N. Evergreen
Milford M. Driskill
Floyd Peter
W. 6Th
Santa Fe Road
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Atlon
NEMA
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Oks
Oscar Mosier
Penney’s
Maier
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
WMA
UB Chuch
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East Main
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