Livestock Market Steady as Kansas City Prices Range
In Kansas City cattle numbers include 2 000 head of cattle and 250 calves with slaughter steer bids at 24.50 to 27.00 per hundredweight. Cows and bulls show varied quotes and hogs rise with barrows and gilts up to 25.0. Sheep volumes include 500 head with lambs priced around 50 to 1.00 lower and ewes 3.50 to 5.25. Prices for grains and soybeans wrap up the report with modest shifts.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Kansas City Cash Bazaar and Livestock Market Summary
Local market briefs report wheat and corn prices with various futures and cash quotes. Hogs and cattle values are listed by class and weight, with price ranges for fat cattle, calves, and lambs. Kansas City produce and Chicago prices for eggs and butter are noted, along with general grain futures and a brief community notices section.
Vesper Choir Members at Ottawa University Announce Christmas Program
Phil Dryden and Larry Thompson, freshmen and sons of Paul C. Dryden and Gus Thompson, belong to Ottawa University’s 70 member vesper choir. They will perform a Christmas music program on December 18 at the university. Santa Fe railroad reports October net income of 3,900,966 and ten month total of 36,054,714 versus 46,748,461 for the prior year.
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Phil Dryden
Larry Thompson
Ottawa University
Dryden
Paul C. Dryden
Thompson
Gus Thompson
Grant
The
Santa Fe Railroad
E. S. Marsh
Freight ship Morazan crew trapped as water rises in holds
The Liberian freighter Morazan ran aground on rocks near South Manitou Island in Lake Michigan with 14 crew aboard including captain Eduardo Trivizas and his wife. Water filled the holds as rescuers, Coast Guard cutters Mackinaw and Mesquite, helicopters, and planes stood by for possible salvage and recovery operations.
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Traverse City
Mich
Eduardo Trivizas
Francisco Morazan
Lake Michigan
Manitou Island
Michigan City
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
Wichita Diocesan Catholic Women Elect President
Mrs. B. B. Sullivan of Wichita was elected president of the Wichita Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. She succeeds Mrs. H. H. Olden as Kansas Archdiocese province director. Other officers named include Mrs. Leo T. Grattan Newton vice president Mrs. Albert Alderman Coffeyville treasurer and Miss Agnes Doherty Wichita recording secretary.
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Wichita
B. B. Sullivan
Catholic Women
H. H. Olden
Kansas
Leo T. Grattan
Newton
Albert Alderman
Coffeyville
Agnes Doherty
Local Hospital Dismissals Births and Admissions
Dismissals yesterday include Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer Humboldt Charles Whitmer 1001 N Garfield Larry Thomas 213 W 4th Mrs Carl W Hinrichs Cherryvale Mrs Dale Brown and son 422 S Kansas Mrs Donald Buckner and daughter 721 S Lincoln Birth yesterday Mr and Mrs Donald Cheney Humboldt a boy Admissions today Milo Hazen Thayer medical Henry Hunter 405 S Highland medical Fire Runs Wednesday 1 25 p m 601 S Lafayette overheated water tank No damage Wednesday 3 40 p m 117 N Highland person locked out of home
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Iboldt
James van Valey
S. Rutter
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Charles A. Whitmer
N. Garfield
Larry Thomas
W. 4Th
Carl W. Hinrichs
Cherryvale
Dale Brown
S. Kansas
Donald Buckner
S. Lincoln
Donald Cheney
Milo Hazen
Thayer
Henry Hunter
S. Highland
S. Lafayette
N. Highland
Funeral for James L. White Friday at Koch-Skinner chapel
The funeral service for James L. White will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Koch-Skinner Memorial chapel with the Rev. LaMoine Waldron officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
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James L. White
Koch-Skinner Memorial
LaMoine Waldron
Elmwood Cemetery
Cedar Lodge No
A.F
A.M
J. L. White
Joe G. Wasser
W.M
Roy J. Chapple
Sec'y
Cloud County Declared Disaster Area in Kansas
Cloud County in north central Kansas has been designated a disaster area by the SBA after tornado damage on Friday and Saturday. Concordia was the focal point of the destruction. Homeowners businesses churches and charities may apply for reconstruction loans at 3 percent interest through the SBA office at 120 S Market in Wichita.
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Washington
Cloud County
Kansas
Small Business Administration
Concordia
SBA
S. Market Street
Wichita
Kansan Formerly Heads Oregon Newspaper Publisher
Morgan Coe, ex-owner of the Times Sun in Herington Kansas, was named publisher of the Astorian Budget in Astoria Oregon. He previously served as national advertising representative for Copper Publications and worked as a consultant for Southern California newspapers before becoming general manager of the Daily Empire in Juneau Alaska for six years.
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Astoria, Ore
Morgan Coe
Times Sun
Herington
Kas
Coe
Capper Publications
California
Juneau
Alaska
Daily Empire
Darin and Sandra Dee Wed in New Jersey Apartment
Singer Bobby Darin and actress Sandra Dee wed in a friend’s apartment in Elizabeth New Jersey. They left for Idlewild Airport to fly to California for Dee’s movie work. Darin 24 and Dee 18 married by Newark Magistrate Samuel Lohman. license to take effect Friday after waiver of the 72 hour wait.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Bobby Darin
Sandra Dee
Idlewild
New York
California
Darin
Sandra
Newark
Samuel Lohman
Donald Kirshner
Scott Long
New Jersey
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions Brief
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Mrs Herbert Matlock of Lavenburg for medical care, Sherman Goff or Eric for medical, Hubert Wilson at 802 S Lafayette for medical, and Charles Huffmaster with various medical needs.
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Herbert Matlock
Lavenburg
Sherman Goff
Eric
Hubert Wilson
S. Lafayette
Charles Huffmaster
Army Signal Corps hears Soviet satellite signals
At Fort Monmouth New Jersey the astro observation center of the U S Army Signal Corps picked up signals from the latest Soviet launched satellite at 8 16 a m today A spokesman described the sound as an intermittent beep with a warbling pitch change
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FT. Monmouth
N.J
Astro Observation Center
U.S. Army Signal Corps Laboratory
Wall Street stocks slip after feeble rally fades
Wall Street prices resumed a slide late this afternoon as a weak rally died. Volume was around 3.2 million shares, up from 3.08 million the day before, with most declines fractional though some fell 2 or more points. Only scattered gainers showed small advances as major groups including steels and motors trended lower.
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New York
Champion Steer Fetches $15 Per Pound at Chicago Show
The grand Hereford steer at the International Live Stock Exposition sold for $15 a pound. Weighing 1,050 pounds at naming, it would net its owner Kay Pollock 15,750 dollars. The winning animal, Hersy, was purchased by Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of the Ranch House in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Chicago
Kaye Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
Hercy
Robert Taylor
Ranch House
Las Vegas
Nev
Ambassador Club Meets Tomorrow in Chanute
The Ambassadors Club of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular luncheon tomorrow at the Kay Hotel. Chairman Ebur Schultz will lead as members discuss recent recruitment results and club efforts as the contact committee for prospective members.
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Ambassadors Club
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Kay
Ebur Schultz
C of C
Caracas University dorm holds as Venezuelan unrest spreads
Hardcore leftist students fire on National Guard at Caracas University dormitory as riots spread to six cities including Maracaibo and Barquisimeto. Betancourt orders crackdown, arrests 250, and reports eight deaths with clashes involving students workers and police.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Stalingrad
Caracas University
Romulo Betancourt
Maracaibo
Barquisimeto
Maturin
Portuguesa
Puerto la Cruz
San Juan de Los Morros
Caribbean
Jesus Anda
la Panorama
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Betancourt
National Guard
Accion Democratica
Christian Socialist
Steel Wage Hike Under Two Step Contract
Basic Steelworkers gain a pay raise in the first of two steps under the current contract, boosting payroll costs for producers. About 545,000 United Steelworkers members receive wage boosts from 7 to 13 cents an hour, with 80,000 unemployed and not benefiting immediately. Industry capacity is under 50 percent and no price increases are anticipated, keeping steel prices steady for now.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
County Teachers Discuss Testing Program Plans
Neosho County Teachers' Assn representatives met with county superintendent Hazel S. Meeker to plan testing for grades one through 12. Attendees included Jay Dutton Thayer superintendent Darrell Little Galesburg superintendent Vincent Laudick St Paul superintendent Getta Geeding Fairfield principal Daniel Coday Stark Grade School principal and G E Bloomcamp guidance director at Joint Rural High No 3 in Stark.
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Erie
Neosho County
Teachers’ Assn
Hazel S. Meeker
Jay Dutton
Thayer
Darrell Little
Galesburg
Vincent Laudick
St. Paul
Getta Geeding
Fairfield
Daniel Coday
Stark
G. E. Bloomcamp
Joint Rural High No. 3
Newsman Is Named To College Post In Wichita
Robert Donaldson, 38, a Wichita newspaper man, will become public relations director at the University of Wichita on December 12. President Harry F. Corbin announced Donaldson will succeed Lester Rosen, who resigns to become administrative assistant to the university president.
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Wichita (Ap
Robert Donaldson
Wichita
University of Wichita
Harry F. Corbin
Donaldson
Lester Rosen
Newly Elected Garner E Shriver Serves 4th District
Garner E Shriver is the newly elected representative for Kansas 4th District. The profile notes Shriver is a Kansas State Teachers College graduate and begins his term with the Chanute Tribune recap of political shifts in 1960.
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Garner E. Shriver
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Donaldson
The
Wichita Eagle
Empoiria Gazette
Pratt Tribune
Wichita Beacon
Neosho County Delegates Headed to National Farmers Convention
Fifteen Neosho County delegates join more than 2,000 from 12 midwestern states at the National Farmers Organization convention in Des Moines Iowa next Monday and Tuesday. Paul Heady NFC chairman leads a list of attendees including Louis Beggs Stanley Harding W E Breneman Elvin Butts Ray Carter Harold Heady Kenneth Young Charles Hill Francis Volmer Russell Heady Lee Uden John Lewis Earl Bailey and Leland Van Cleave. Reports from committees and an address by NFC president Oren Lee Staley are planned. Banquets, a Tuesday night talk by Herschel Newsom Master of the National Grange and director officer elections are on the agenda with July 1 1961 as a major topic for market price action.
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Neosho County
National Farmers Organization
Des Moines
Louis Beggs
Stanley Harding
W. E. Breneman
Elvin Butts
Ray Carter
Harold Heady
Kenneth Young
Charles Hill
Francis Volmer
Russell Heady
Lee Uden
John Lewis
Earl Bailey
Paul Heady
Leland van Cleave
NFC
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Herschel Newsom
National Grange
President Read Elected Leader of Central Association
Professor C. B. Read of the University of Wichita was chosen president of the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers. His election occurred by mail ballot during the group’s 60th annual convention in Detroit.
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Wichita
C. B. Read
University of Wichita
Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers
Detroit
Mid-Central Meat Co. Incorporation Completed at Junction City
The Mid Central Meat Co. of Junction City completed incorporation. Resident agent is Robert J. Pearson and authorized capital is $20,000.
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Topeka
Mid-Central Meat Co
Junction City
Robert J.pearson
Kerr Re elected President of Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma
Sen Robert S Kerr has been re elected president of the Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma. He has led the foundation since July after succeeding the late U S District Judge W R Wallace.
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Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma
U. S
W. R. Wallace
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