Cattle And Hog Prices Mixed In Kansas City Livestock Report
Cattle prices steady to mixed with high grade steer ranges 24.35 to 26.50 per cwt and choice heifers around 25.00 while hogs post modest gains with barrows and gilts 17.50 to 17.75 for 250 to 290 pounds and sows 14.75 to 16.25 for 270 to 400 pounds. Parsons Livestock lists hogs steady with No 1 2 grades 190-240 pounds at 17.50 and 230-270 pounds 16.00 to 17.25 while sows 400 pounds down 13.50 to 15.50 and boars 8.00 to 9.50. Sheep remain about steady with spring slaughter lambs 18.75 to 19.25 and ewes 3.50 to 4.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas’ City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Galesburg
Mt. Hope
Tery
Pierce Funeral Home
Eric
Robert R. Smith
Deaths and Funerals in Galesburg and Coweta
Mrs. Ida Sappenfield 88, of Galesburg, died at home after a long illness. Born Jan 31 1872 in Knoxville Tenn, she moved from Carl Junction to Galesburg and married Harry Sappenfield in 1895. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Galesburg Methodist Church with Rev. Holter and Rev. Caskey officiating. burial Mt Hope Cemetery. Survivors include two nieces, Ruth Ristine and one more. The report also notes the Coweta Okla. service for Robert R. Smith and a Pierce Funeral Home arrangement. Extra livestock market data and regional produce notes follow.
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Harry Sappenfield
Ida Sappenfield
Galesburg
Knoxville
Tenn
Samuel W. Hensley
Carl Junction
Roy Shaw
Cherryvale
Galesburg Methodist Church
Paul Holter
Howard Caskey
Coweta Christian Church
Coweta
Okla
Glenwood
Walnut
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Wall Street Advances in Slow Steady Session
The stock market rose late this afternoon on slow steady improvement with gains from fractions to about a point. Volume was about 3 million shares, steels strengthened after earlier dips, and motors chemicals utilities metals airlines and tobaccos posted gains while other sections were mixed. Government bonds widened early losses late today as corporate movements varied.
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New York
U.S
Lumumba appeals for unity amid Congo capital rioting
Premier Patrice Lumumba urged national unity in Kinshasa after anti government rioting in the native quarter. He spoke on radio urging an end to quarrels and the destructive spirit as Congolese soldiers and police surrounded Abako offices and rioting subsided with arrests announced. Ecuador note ends with a geographic aside.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Lumumba
T&t
Moonee
Bacca
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
SRI Ok
Dow Chem
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
Gen Motors
Ya Re PO Cecacas
Kan G&e
Kan
P&l
M&m
Monsan Ch
Ac- Mont
Abako
Olin Math
Place de la Vie- Penney JC
Toke
Phil Pet
OO St Jos
Sears Rock
Ws Sinclair
Day
Socony
Spen Chem
U Sperry Rd
Oil Ind
Std Oil NJ
UN Pace 2
UN US Steel
West el
Girard Man Named To Park Authority
Gov. George Docking appoints William T. Niggemann of Girard to the Park and Resources Authority for a four year term. He succeeds Alvin F. Grauerholz of Coffeyville whose term expired. Alvin Schubert of Junction City was named justice of the peace to replace the late John Grass perger. L. W. Sargent of Junction City had been named but failed to qualify.
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Topeka
George Docking
William T. Niggemann
Girard
Park and Resources Authority
Niggemann
Alvin F. Grauerholz
Coffeyville
Alvin Schubert
Junction City
John Grass
Perger
Docking
L. W. Sargent
Public library story hour features classic readings
Maurice Dolbier and Geoffrey Chaucer stories will be read Saturday at 10 30 a m in the public library. Great Books groups should bring funds for second year books now as orders depend on payment. New first year groups can sign up at the library desk. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Carey Tripp of Watsonville California. He serves with the 4th Engineers at Camp Roberts. James C Owen left Tuesday for Vandenberg AFB after visiting relatives. Lee Charles is born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Robert Hite of Santa Monica. Phone reminders provided for Tribune carriers after 6 p m.
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Paul Bunyan
Maurice Dolbier
Chanticleer and the Fox
Geoffrey Chaucer
Story
Carey Tripp
Watsonville
Calif
Tripp
4Th Engineers
Camp Roberts
Bill Gilliland
R. 3
Lee Charles
Robert Hite
Santa Monica
Hite
Marilyn Gates
Charles Gates
Topeka
Chanute
Gates
Cliff Allison
Fort Scott
W. P. Whitworth
E. Z. House
Dale Lairmore
Roger Jenkins
Anita
Joe
Connie
Dardanelle
Ark
Jenkins
Alfred Heady
Russell Hines
Des Moines
Iowa
National Farm Organization
NFO
Harold Heaton
Kansas City
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Yesterday admissions include Mrs James McKinsey 615 N Steuben and Mrs J T Zimmerman 317 S Tennessee with medical care plus Don Elliott Yates Center and Pete R Ramirez 1108 N Lee for surgery. Births: Mr and Mrs Denny Petty 1817 S Malcolm a girl and Mr and Mrs Ralph B Boaz 602 S Lincoln a boy.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
James McKinsey
N. Steuben
J. T. Zimmerman
S. Tennessee
Willard Crowl
Humboldt
Don Elliott
Yates Center
Pete R. Ramirez
N. Lee
Patricia Huffman
E. Main
Albert Hansen
Daniel R. Webb
S. Malcolm
John A. Mueller
Denny Petty
Ralph B. Boaz
S. Lincoln
Delegates to Elect County Committee in Neeshe County
Notice announces gathering of delegates from Neeshe County communities on Thursday August 25 at 1 PM at the county office to elect 3 members to the county committee and 2 alternates. Attendees may join.
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Neeshe County
Neeshe
Castro Rejects Catholic Church Criticism in Havana Rant
Fidel Castro denounced church critics as traitors to Christ and Cuba, accusing U S backed priests of provoking his revolution. He warned of retaliation if the church does not halt its criticism while defending the regime's tolerance of church schools.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Christ
U.S
United States
Castro
Cuba
Franco
Fulgencio
Batista
Enrique Perez Serantes
Santiago
Antarctica Treaty Ratified by Senate Amid Security Debate
The Senate approved a 12 nation pact by 66 to 21 designating Antarctica for peaceful scientific exploration. Critics led by Senator Richard Russell warned of security risks while supporters highlighted inspections and a move toward international cooperation.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
Antarctica
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
United Kingdom
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
Two Men Missing After Boat Capsizes Near Abilene
In Abilene Kansas on the Smoky Hill River two men on a fishing trip disappeared after their boat capsized about 11 30 p m Wednesday. Tommy Houston and Bill Jaderborg both of Abilene were named as missing. Glenn Fredericks about 30 of Abilene swam ashore and got help. A search with four Wichita divers was planned through the night.
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Abilene
Kas
Smoky Hill
Tommy Houston
Bill Jaderborg
Glenn Fredericks
Wichita
Carrier Bennington and destroyer Edwards collide at sea
The carrier Bennington and destroyer Edwards collided during mid sea refueling 175 miles off the California coast. Navy spokesman said there were no injuries. The carrier sustained minor damage while the destroyer suffered extensive damage.
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San Diego
Calif
Bennington
Edwards
California
Navy
Typhoon Virginia Strikes Japanese Islands Causing Deaths and Damage
Typhoon Virginia swept Honshu toward the Sea of Japan killing two people near Hiroshima and Shikoku. It damaged nearly 100 houses while bringing up to three inches of rain aiding drought stricken orchards and paddies.
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Osaka
Japan
Honshu
Sea of Japan
Hiroshima
Shikoku
Endurance Test Planned for Kiwi A3 in Sept
An endurance test of the Kiwi A3 has been rescheduled for September at the Nevada test site Jackass Flats. The test is part of Project Rover a joint AEC and NASA effort to develop atomic power space vehicles.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Nevada Test Site
Mrs. William Docking Released From Hospital
Mrs. William Docking, mother of Kansas Governor George Docking, was released Wednesday from Bethany Hospital in Kansas City Missouri where she had been a patient since May 20 for bronchitis. She resides in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kan
William Docking
Bethany Hospital
George Docking
Kansas
Confusion as Two George Pappas Run Same Red Light
In Denver two drivers named George Pappas, aged 38 and 37, both ran a red light at the same moment and were arrested by patrolman James Snider. Both held Denver licenses and claimed no prior knowledge of the other.
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Denver
Colo
James Snider
George Pappas
Kansas Crude Oil Pipeline Runs Dip to 290,876 Bpd
The Conservation Division reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 290,876 barrels per day for the week ending August 8. This is down 3,338 barrels daily from the prior week and 2,124 barrels per day below the August allowable by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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Wichita
Kansas
Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
Discoverer XIII Goes Into Orbit
America's newest satellite Discoverer XIII reaches a polar orbit 94 minutes around Earth from Vanderberg Air Force Base. Aiming to recover a 300 pound capsule this afternoon, the mission would allow monkeys and eventually humans to venture into space. Recovery involves rockets to slow descent, parachutes for air drag, trapeze snares from planes, and ships below as backup.
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Vanderberg Air Force Base
Calif
America
Hawaii
West Coast
Air Force
Cuban Situation Impacts Local Lease Deal
In Miami two Cuban couples seeking to lease a house refused the lease past January 1 saying they would return to a Castro-free Cuba by then. The AP report notes the political situation in Cuba influencing the rental.
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Miami, Fla
Cuba
Paid vacation for seeing sneeze challenge at Miami Beach hotel
A Miami Beach hotel offers a one week, expenses paid vacation to anyone who can sneeze with eyes open. The stunt asks participants to prove they can sneeze while keeping their eyes open, a feat many doubt possible.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Crosby to Star in Irish TV Show Filmed in Ireland
Bing Crosby will star in a television show shot in Ireland this October. The program is planned for U.S. airing on the next St Patrick's Eve.
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London
Bing Crosby
Ireland
United States
60 Wheat Crop Shows Big Gain
Kansas and federal state estimates show 1960 wheat crop at 281,848,000 bushels, up 34 percent from 1959 and 6 percent above the 10 year average. Record test weight and high yields mark a near perfect filling year though northeast stands were thin. Thomas County leads with 8,282,000 bushels. Sumner drops to third with 7,176,000. Sorghum, corn, barley, and oats figures also noted with relative changes from year to year.
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Topeka
Kansas
U.S
Kansas Departments of Agriculture
Thomas County
Northwest
Sumner
Ford
Finney
Powers Head For Moscow
The parents of Francis Gary Powers departed Idlewild for his Moscow espionage trial. Oliver Powers and Ida Ford Powers, with physician Dr. Lewis Ingram, hoped to see their son before the Wednesday start. Life magazine paid for their London-bound tickets. Powers expected Nixon to assist.
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New York
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Idlewild
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Ida Ford Powers
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Powers
Sol W. Cury
Eisenhower Holds Defense Conference With Top Aides
President Eisenhower met with leading civilian and military aides in Washington to discuss defense matters and policy directions. The session focused on national security, military posture, and potential budget implications.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House Discusses Defense Matters With Advisers
James C. Hagerty said advisers were reviewing the full range of defense matters and continuing discussions already held with the President and the National Security Council.
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James C. Hagerty
White House
National Security Council
Parsons social notes and family visits across Erie vicinity
Mrs C E Fones and Kent with Mrs Bert Long attended a family dinner in Parsons at the Wikle home. Several relatives from Tulsa California Clinton Mo Des Moines Topeka and Dardanelle visited Erie area. Local clubs hosted water melon feeds and bridge results noted.
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Charles Kensinger
Terry
Clinton
Kensinger
Roger Kensinger
Erie
City Park
William Hill
Tally Club
A. L. ‘Ricketts
Lester Shepard
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