Livestock and grain prices steady in Kansas City report
AP from Kansas City shows hogs 2,500 head steady to 25 higher for barrows and gilts with sow prices up 25 to 50. Sheep 200 head spring lambs up to 25. Cattle 2,500 head calves term and slaughter supplies noted. utility and commercial cows 14.00-15.00, feeder steers 23.50-25.10, heifers 21.30-25.95, steer calves 28.90, heifer calves 23.70. Soybeans 2.69-2.79, sacked bran 42.00-42.75, sacked shorts 43.00-43.75.
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Kansas City
Egg price report from Kansas City market update
Kansas City AP notes consumer egg quotes for large and medium sizes with 30 31 and 24 29 ranges. Wholesale large at 80 percent 33 36 and mediums 26 2 28 2. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 14 delivered at plant 14 2 15. Butter unchanged.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Butter and Eggs Market Notes from Chicago AP
Butter prices hold steady to firmer with wholesale bids rising to 93 score AA and 92 A in the 60s, and 90 B 59s. Eggs remain unchanged as Chicago markets report steady levels across grades and products.
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Chicago
Chicago grain closes mixed with small gains and losses
Wheat ends a cent higher to two lower at the close with September at 1.49 and corn around 1.23 to 1.24. Oats rise about 0.68 to 0.68. Rye moves from low to high near 1.19. Soybeans slip to about 1.00 to 1.07 in August.
Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices Reported
Kansas City wheat and corn price listings show bid values for various grades and lots. Market notes include dusty figures for No 2 hard red and No 2 red wheat, No 2 white corn, and rye, oats, barley, with mile maize quoted near two dollars a bushel.
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Kansas City
Wall Street ends lower as gold shares lead losses
The New York market closed down with overall weakness in stocks though gold miners rose after a London gold price jump. American South African Investment held steady, while Homestake and Dome Mines gained over one point. Boeing and Douglas, Du Pont and IBM slipped.
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Boeing
Douglas
du Pont
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Senate Armed Services OKs $1 Billion Pay Boost Bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a $1 billion annual pay increase for 2.7 million active duty personnel. The bill, amended from a House version but with the same total, adds $10 monthly combat pay to $65 for troops in Vietnam areas, and emphasizes enlisted personnel gains.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Viet Nam
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D-Ga
Daily Transcript Admits Discharges and Citations
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Wednesday and today. Highway Patrol citations include Robert C. Collins and many others with fines and costs. Recent moves and building permits noted, plus police court on driving while intoxicated cases.
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Okla
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Riefer
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Ernest Moon
Parsons
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Wichita
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Dallas
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Oren V. Barker
Phyllis C. Thompson
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E. 2Nd
Johnnie L. Kuykendall
Sugar Creek
Larry Morris
Walnut
Joe Fox
Viet Cong Raiders Hit Da Nang Fuel Dump
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked the Da Nang aviation fuel complex, destroying two tanks and heavily damaging two others, with an estimated loss of one million gallons. The strike, aided by mortars, occurred near the Da Nang Air Base as U S Marines and naval units provided indirect support.
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Deaths and Funerals Notice for Albert Markham and George Klotzbach
Albert Markham 63 formerly of Chanute died after a six month illness. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. George F Klotzbach 72 of Humboldt died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born March 27 1893 east of Humboldt he was a farmer and lifelong resident. Surviving wife four daughters two sons three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at St Josephs Humboldt Saturday 10 a.m. with burial in St Josephs cemetery. Rosary Friday 8 p.m. at Price Funeral Home. Memorial to Heart Fund. Emanuel Anderson funeral at Johnson Chapel Wednesday.
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McPherson
Chanute
George F Klotzbach
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Knights of Columbus
Margaret Lena Townsend
Evelyn Seetkin
la Crescenta
Calif
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Oklahoma City
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Tulsa
Dorothy Barnett
Orland Park
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Kathryn Dykes
Enid
Okla
Josephine Tuttle
Wichita
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Littleton
Colo
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Price Funeral Home
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News Briefs from 208 West Fifth
Mrs. Nola Breiner of 208 West Fifth is noted. Pamela and Mark Ingels returned yesterday from Denver after visiting the Sam Breiner family.
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Denver
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Wells Return From Two Week Midwest and PA Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Wells of 425 S Ashby have returned from a two week trip visiting Erie Pennsylvania Niagara Falls and Springfield Illinois and other points along the route.
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Springfield
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Mrs Frances Buchanan Visits Before San Francisco Flight
Mrs Frances Buchanan arrives from New York to visit her mother Mrs W W Shaw at 21 S Kansas. She will fly to San Francisco before returning home.
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New York
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S. Kansas
San Francisco
Visiting relatives in Columbia Missouri for a week
Mrs. Ralph Lee and family including Buddy Joe LuAnn and Brenda are visiting her parents at 116 North Plummer and her in laws at 1512 South Plummer in Columbia Missouri for a week's stay.
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Floyd Ramsey
S. Plummer
Jester Family Heads to Europe on Two Month Tour
Mr and Mrs Howard Jester of 12 S Highland depart for a two month Europe tour to visit daughter and son in law Capt and Mrs Nor man Gates in Orleans France. They plan to travel by train to Chicago then Montreal by bus and ship to England. Herman Simmons exhibited a 14 pound channel cat fish at The Tribune yesterday caught on chicken livers around noon.
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Pratt County Man Arrested on Misdemeanor Warrant
Earl Roy Puckett was picked up yesterday by Chanute police on a misdemeanor check warrant from Pratt county. The Pratt county sheriff took him into custody this morning.
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Pratt County
Elks Lodge 806 Fish Fry Planned at Elks Lake
Chanute Elks Lodge 806 hosts its annual fish fry this evening at Elks Lake located north of town. members and guests are invited to attend for a community fundraising event with food and socializing.
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Elks Lake
Gardner Family Guests From California and Louisiana
Visiting Mr and Mrs W B Gardner at 207 N Grant are their daughter Mrs Virginia Smith and her children Mark and Devonge from Ber niece Louisiana and Mr and Mrs Don Gardner with Steve Debbie Sheri and Mike from Norwalk California They will stay a month Mrs Don Gardner is the former Janie Schuster daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Schuster of Van Nuys California formerly of Chanute
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Debbie
Sheri
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Norwalk
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Lee Schuster
van Nuys
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Funeral service for Hazel Slane held in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune reports a funeral for Hazel Slane with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner officiating. Mrs. Hazel Slane played an organ solo Ivory Palaces. Bearers included D. L. Geeding Francis Meeker Millard Drisdell Charles Blanchard Roy Adams and William Brennan. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery with a Masonic service at the grave.
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Hazel Slane
Ivory Palaces
D. L. Geeding
Francis Meeker
Millard Drisdell
Charles Blanchard
Roy Adams
William Brennan
Elmwood Cemetery
Peruvian Air Force Orders Beech Queen Air Planes
The Peruvian Air Force has ordered 18 Beech Queen Air A80 twin engine planes from Beech Aircraft Corp. The $2.5 million order calls for delivery between September 1965 and January 1966 for training and liaison use.
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Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech
Officers Overpowered In Rodeo Rioting
Three Casper police officers were beaten unconscious by about 100 rioting teenagers at a rodeo on Wednesday night. The disturbance began when officers attempted to break up a fight at a teen dance at the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo.
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Casper
Wyoming Fair and Rodeo
Tribune Phone Directory Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact please call your carrier. When unavailable try dialing HE 1340 after 6 p.m. for further assistance.
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Tik Tok Restaurant to Close for Remodeling in Humboldt
The Tik Tok Restaurant in Humboldt will close for remodeling and staff and management vacation from August 9 to August 23. Local operation will resume after the break with the same ownership and address.
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Fat Burning Galaxon Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Galaxon as an over the counter tablet for weight loss. It claims easy swallowing, a $3 price, and a full refund with no questions asked if not satisfied, offered by Casey Drug Store with mail orders.
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Casey Drug Store
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