Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City
AP field notes cattle with no price test, hogs 3,000 head active with barrows, gilts strong and surge in prices. Sows steady to higher, weights listed with 18.25 to 18.75 for lighter hogs, 16.00 to 17.00 for sows, sheep at 19.00 to 20.50 for good lambs and 5.00 to 5.50 for ewes.
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Wall Street
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New York
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Champlin
du Pont
Firestone
Aveo Corp
FMC Cp
Allis Chal
Am Airlin
Am Cyan
Goodyear
Greyhound
Apco Oil
Mtrs Setae
Allied
Admiral Eee
Martin M
McCrory
Minn M&m
Monsan
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Nat Bisce
NY Central
N Gas
Pac
Okla G & Eee
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Penney JC
Monson Chill
Nat Biscer
Egeeaees
Kansas City Egg Price Report
AP reports consumer egg prices in Kansas City with large eggs 32 to 34 cents, other large 32 to 34, medium 24 to 29, small 17 to 18, wholesale eggs unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Steady to Firm
Chicago AP reports butter prices unchanged while egg quotes range from 25 to 33 cents. Grades A whites upper tier at 33, mixed 33, mediums 27, standards 29, dirties 25 and checks 235.
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Chicago
Grain prices in Chicago market report
Wheat No 2 red 1.85 and No 3 red 1.84. No 1 yellow hard 2.024. Corn No 1 yellow 1.33 1/2, No 2 yellow 1.334, No 4 yellow 1.30, No 5 yellow 1.29. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 63's. No soybean sales. Soybean oil 8% sb.
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Chicago
Daily Transcript Admits and Dismissals In Neosho
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals yesterday and today for Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Lacey Carlton Jackson and Gina Robertson among admissions and Melvin Wilson Vicki Record Claude McGee and Mrs. Chester Kimble among dismissals. Births include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orth and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Donaldson. Police court actions cover multiple citations and sentences with fines and jail time. Fire runs, marriages licenses, and a population note follow.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert Lacey
S. Malcolm
Carlton Jackson
Everett Pruitt
N. Malcolm
Marvin Knapp
Gina Robertson
W. Oak
Melvin Wilson
N. Grant
Donald Cornell
Claude McGee
N. Evergreen
Chester Kimble
S. Central
Vicki Record
George Rausch
N. Santa Fe
James Just
Westview Nursing Home
Guy Edgerle
S. Forest
Alfred Allison
N. Steuben
Jack Slater
N. Central
Robert Lacy
Dennis Goodsell
W. Sycamore
Ralph Orth
N. Plummer
Bob Donaldson
Wall Street advances after SEC report release
Wall Street rose late in the afternoon after the Securities and Exchange Commission released its final investigative report. Police arrested Connie Bridges of Chanute on a warrant from Sunflower Cafe for intoxication. she posted a $15 bond and faces a hearing next Thursday. Also, Bus Stop cast members honored Mrs. William Walters with a surprise birthday party after the show at the high school.
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Elton T. Klauman
Burt Truster
Central
Erie
Veterans’ Hospital
Vaughn
Spud
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Connie Bridges
Chanute
Sunflower Cafe
North Santa Fe
William Walters
Deaths and Funerals for Aurelio Padilla Humboldt
Aurelio Padilla 58 of Humboldt died Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Born in Mexico December 12 1904 he came to the United States in 1922 and moved to Humboldt in 1928 to work as a cement finisher. Survived by his widow Refugio Chavez two sons Pedro Wichita and Manuel in the U S Air Force Virginia and 14 grandchildren. Funeral at Price Funeral Home Humboldt 11 am Saturday with Rev Leroy Downs of St Joseph Catholic Church officiating rosary 7 30 Friday burial St Joseph Cemetery. Also noted is funeral service for Locata Pearl Fuller at Johnson Mortuary with Rev MaMorie Waldron officiating burial Memorial Park cemetery.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mexico
United States
Iola
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Mary van Winkle
Junction City
Pedro
Wichita
Manuel
United States Air Force
Virginia
Price Funeral Home
Leroy Downs
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Fuller
Locata Pearl Fuller
Johnson Mortuary
MaMorie Waldron
The
Christian Church
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Ivory Palaces
Dale Edwards
Bud Edwards
Willis Stroup
Manfred McGowan
Erie
Marion Bailey
Chanute
Glen Strange
Shaw
Memorial Park Cemetery
Grain futures report from Kansas City opens with minor changes
Wheat 75 cars steady to higher with No 2 hard about 1.97 to 2.07. Corn 7 cars steady to lower, No 2 white near 1.28, No 3 around 1.20 to 1.30. Oats 2 cars largely unchanged, No 2 white 64 to 73. Mile maize 1.95 to 1.97. Kaffir 1.90 to 2.02. Rye 1.15 to 1.21. Barley 1.03 to 1.09. Soybeans 2.46 to 2.52. Bran 40.00 to 40.75. Shorts 42.50 to 43.25.
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Kansas City
Allen daughter enters Junior Girls Golf Meet in Topeka
Marsha Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Allen of 201 S Larson, qualified for the first flight in the Junior Girls Golf Meet for ages 12 to 17 now in Topeka. John Craig and family announce the birth of a son in Neil Campbell with grandparents Ernest Craig, Jack Campbell, and others in Erie.
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Marsha Allen
Robert Allen
S. Larson
Topeka
Miss Allen
John Craig
Great Bend
Neil Campbell
Ernest Craig
Jack Campbell
Erie
Gray receives NRA sharpshooter medal at Shattuck School
William Gray son of Mr and Mrs William M Gray Jr of 306 South Tennessee took part in the closing exercises on August 3 at Shattuck School Faribault Minnesota and earned the National Rifle Association sharpshooter medal with one bar in the ceremony.
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William Gray
William M. Gray
S. Tennessee
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
National Rifle Association
Patterson Funeral Services At First Baptist Church
The O. E. Patterson funeral service was held at First Baptist Church on Thursday morning with Rev. Don Grogan officiating. Linda Hutchison played What a Friend and My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Floral attendants were Mrs. Henry Biggs and Mrs. Charles Lawrence. Bearers were Harold Cook, Earl Grogan, Leon Eastburn, Everett Wiles, Melvin Hubler and James Gordon. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Hartwig funeral held at Hum boldt Lutheran church
Funeral service for Howard Henry Hartwig took place at the Lutheran church in Humboldt with Rev. Herman Seyfert presiding. Mrs. Melvin Baker and Mrs. Clara Peters sang Abide with Me and The Twenty Third Psalm. Bearers were Kenneth Stockebrant Clayton Peck Royce Hays Everett Stange Howard Schaede William Schaede. The Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home directed. The body was shipped to Berwyn Illinois for military services at J Linhart and Sons Funeral Home Monday. Burial follows at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Elmhurst Illinois.
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J. Linheart and Sons Funeral
Queen of Heaven
Elmhurst
Ill
Pipeline runs up Wichita crude oil output
The state Conservation Division reports Kansas crude oil production averaged 310 737 barrels daily for the week ended Aug 5, up 3 685 from the prior week and above the 305 000 allowable production.
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Wichita
State Conservation Division
Kansas
Woman Dies After Rescue in West Texas Sweltering Reserve
PECOS Tex AP Mrs Pera Greer 67 died after five days stranded in a salt cedar area near Pecos with her dog while a roadside tire repair led to a night search then an Air Force helicopter rescue. She survived briefly after rescue but suffered dehydration and exposure. Her daughter Mrs R C Brumley Jr of Kermit reported the incident.
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Pecos
Tex
Pera Greer
Air Force
Texas
Hundreds Hospitalized After Chlorine Gas Leak
Police report hundreds of residents in northeast Philadelphia were hospitalized after a chlorine gas tank leak. The incident prompted emergency response and medical evaluation for exposed individuals.
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Philadelphia
Fred Hall Salary Controversy at Long Beach World’s Fair
In Los Angeles AP report, former Kansas governor Fred Hall, executive VP of International Exposition for Southern California, faces a lawsuit from eight deposed directors seeking to halt salaries and expenditures amid a Long Beach world’s fair planned for 1967 or 1968. The suit cites a $50,000 salary, Paris trip at company expense, and a $172.80 monthly auto allowance as conflicts of interest. Hall dismisses the claims as harassment and notes the Paris trip was for consultations with the Bureau of International Expositions.
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Los Angeles
Fred Hall
Kansas
Southern California Inc
Long Beach
Hall
Corporation
Paris
Stan Howard
Downey
Calif
Howard
Bureau of International Expositions
Flood Disaster Area Now Hit by Drought in Arkansas
In Hot Springs Garland County is again declared a disaster area due to drought after a flood. The Farmers Home Administration offers federal loans at 3 percent to farmers affected by the October 1962 to July 1963 drought. Rain that ended the drought also triggered the flood, qualifying local businessmen for SBA loans.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Theater Owner Glenn Dickinson Sr. Dies at 71
Kansas City AP reports Glenn W. Dickinson Sr. 71, chairman of Dickinson Inc., a motion picture theater company with 35 cinemas in Missouri and Kansas and a motel in Overland Park, Kansas, died in a local hospital on Thursday.
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Kansas City
Glenn W. Dickinson Sr
Dickinson, Inc
Motion Picture Theater Company
Missouri
Kansas
Overland Park
Kan
Nonprofit founded to donate profits to charity
The corporation was established as a nonprofit with all profits to be donated to charity. The suit was filed by James T. Rush James S. Lawrence Chris H. Corveleyn Henry Knudsen Owen Lewis John M. Osh mian Harry Groman and Paul T. Ferrer.
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James S. Lawrence
Chris H. Corveleyn
Henry Knudsen
Owen Lewis
John M. Oshmian
Harry Groman
Paul T. Ferrer
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