Hogs Higher Cattle Steady Across Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City AP market report shows hogs firm with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents and sows strong to 25 higher, cattle steady to weak on steers and heifers, cows up to 25 higher, with detailed price ranges for مختلف classes. Parson, Kansas listings include varied weights and grades for hogs cattle and sheep, plus wholesale eggs and butter trends in Chicago.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals List Several Kansas Records
Leta L. Lambert 1948 with automobile crash in Chanute survived by parents Theodore and Mrs. Lambert and two sisters Karen Downing Inman 1936 died after car crash in Neodesha officiated by Rev. George Mize funeral in Neodesha burial Neodesha cemetery W. G. Hamilton and Ruth Hamilton head on crash near Rawlins head burial Walnut cemetery survivors include daughters Doris Fisher Lois Bramlow Joan McLean cremated remains received Carson Funeral Home Della Ellen Seright 80 Wichita longtime resident died November 26 in Wichita hospital funeral held in Wichita United Brethren church survivor daughter Mrs Glen Hatfield 1215 W 7th.
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Leta L
Lambert Leta L. Lambert
N. Garfield
Theodore Lambert
Chanute
Christian Church
Girl Scouts of America
Richard Mays
Burlington
Harold Morrison
Iola
Karen Sue Mays
Johnson Mortuary
The
Yates Center
Yates Center Cemetery
Karen Jean Inman
Lawrence
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Karen Jean Downing
Coffeyville
Donald L. Inman
Neodesha
Methodist Church
Julia Elaine
Forest Downing
Wamego
Chris White
Mountain View
Calif
E. R. Beedle
Bermuda Islands
Larry R. Downing
George Mize
Loren Fawcett
Hamilton
Walnut
W. G. Hamilton
Ruth Louise
Seattle
Wash
Walnut Cemetery
Herbert Hahn
Hamiltons
Mabel Hamill
Rawlins
Wyo
Carson Funeral Home
Doris Fisher
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lois Bramlow
Joan McLean
William Archer
Ollie Mullin
Katie Plum
Seright
Della Ellen Seright
Wichita
Clarence H. Hamm
Bethany Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Glen C. Hatfield
Udall Tours Proposed Prairie National Park Site in Kansas
Interior Secretary Udall flew over the proposed 57 000 acre Prairie National Park near Westmoreland Kansas praising the landscape. He said land acquisition could cost around 7 5 million with 4 5 million from the federal government and state support. The party faced a rancher order to land and a brief run off incident as land access was debated.
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Manhattan
Kan
Stewart L. Udall
Prairie National Park
Westmoreland
Udall
Kansas
William H
Avery
Floyd
Breeding
Conrad
L. Wirth
National Park Service
John Anderson
Kansas City Grain and Egg Prices Report
Wheat and corn prices listed for Wheat 230 cars with Nos 2 and 3 grades given. Oats, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts priced with ranges. Eggs and cream prices noted though many OCR errors remain. Hides and hens also included with price ranges.
Harriman to issue white paper on North Viet Nam actions
W. Averell Harriman said the United States will issue within days a white paper that will provide irrefutable evidence of North Viet Nam's actions against South Viet Nam. He returns home to become assistant secretary of state for the Far East and accuses Hanoi of backing subversion and guerrilla activity in violation of the 1954 Geneva agreement.
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Washington
W AP
W. Averell Harriman
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Far East
Harriman
New Piles Treatment Publicized in Non Surgical Cure
An advertised medical claim promotes a non surgical method to shrink piles using a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne. Marketed as Preperction HO available as a suppository or ointment at drug counters, with testimonials claiming symptoms have ceased.
Three-Week Killing Spree Admitted by GI Jones
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP A pimply faced GI Robert Allen Jones 18 confessed to a three week killing spree from Chicago to Chattanooga and was charged with murder in the death of cab driver John P Womack 28. He also admitted shooting Gerald Shibe 53 of Seymour Ind Nov 14 and robbing victims. Jones said he killed four or five men in Chicago area none confirmed. He and brother Edward Jones 26 were arrested in Gadsden Ala for a liquor store holdup and Jones had Shibe credit cards.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Robert Allen Jones
John P. Womack
Jones
Gerald Shibe
Seymour
Ind
Shibe
Indiana
M. W. Upchurch
Edward
Earl Jones
Gadsden
Ala
Munich
Embargo Extended on Cuban Sugar Imports
President Kennedy extended the U S embargo on Cuban sugar through June 30, continuing opposition to Castro. The ban would have ended December 3. Salinger avoided linking the action to Castro’s recent admission of Marxist Leninism. Eisenhower first banned sugar imports in 1960. The U S typically buys about 3.5 million tons annually.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
White House
Pierre Salinger
Castro
Salinger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Christmas vespers at First Christian slated for Sunday
St Cecilia chorus presents its annual Christmas vespers Sunday at 4 p.m. in First Christian church, a program carried since 1937 in various churches. also notes on local residents visiting Manhattan and Hutchinson meetings, military promotions, and weekend guests.
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St. Cecilia Chorus
First Christian Church
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admissions Mrs George Wright Eric Jo na G Breshears Humboldt Albert Malloy sola Donald Inman Lawrence Julie Inman Lawrence. Dismissals include John Cole 611 N Garfield Mrs Larry Umbarger Thayer Mrs Carl Stiles Altoona Nancy Johans 420 N Grant Sam Lower Humboldt and others. Traffic citation Joe J Varndell R 1 speeding $5 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
George Wright
Eric
Jona G. Breshears
Humboldt
Albert Malloy
Sola
Donald Inman
Lawrence
Julie Inman
John Cole
N. Garfield
Larry Umbarger
Thayer
Carl Stiles
Altoona
Nancy Johans
N. Grant
Sam Lower
Earlene Troxell
Ann Elsten
S. Santa Fe
A Reed
Springfield
Lillie McCoy
Jeff Bilyeu
W. Elm
Inez Hunt
Yates Center
Boyd Bogle
S. Highland
Mose Sheffler
Neosho Manor
Howard Winans
Highland
Medical
Rosetta Romp
W. Ist
Etta Frost
Felipe Gutierrez
Glen Reed
High Court To Consider Class Prayer
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge over daily school prayers in public classrooms. Parents from New Hyde Park, representing Jewish, Unitarian, ethical culture groups and a nonbeliever, argue the policy violates church state separation after New York courts found no constitutional violation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N.Y
New York State Board of Regents
Unitarian Church
Society For Ethical Culture
High Tribunal
New York
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For December 1961
AP reports Kansas traffic death tolls with 1961 figures at 497 for December and 467 for the comparable 1960 period, noting data from the Topeka log through 9 am Monday in a 48 hour window.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wall Street Mixed Gains as Steel Stocks Rally
Wall Street closed higher with heavy trading as steel issues led gains. Jones & Laughlin and U S Steel rose over 2 points, Lukens Steel up about 3, Republic gained over 1, while corporate bonds fell and government securities slipped.
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New York
Steel
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Lukens Steel
Republic
U.S
Katanga Leader Threatens to Shoot Down Planes
Elisabethville Katanga leader Kimba issued a grave threat to shoot down all planes over the secessionist province. Katanga troops responded by blocking main roads to the airport and the U N Indian troop camp as U N Acting Chief George Ivan Smith reported the warning to New York headquarters.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Kimba
U.N
George Ivan Smith
New York
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Parsons Livestock
Chicago Grain
Kansas Park
Wriere
Bellinger
Lowell Barr
Bureau
Carl Bellinger
Rep. Avery
Kansas City Cash
Vissetin
New York, N. Y
Howard Jester
Tribune
Barbara Deane
Chanute Humane
Josephine Kjarsgaard
Raymond Hibbs
S. Plummer
Gary
Kansas State University
Tau Kappa Epsilon
LaMoine D. Waldron
United Nations
New York City
James H. Taylor Jr
S. Lincoln
John Dulin
Hutchinson
Council For Kansas Labor
Taylor
Communications Workers of America
Organized Labor
United States Air Force
Reuben E. Willis
Reuben M. Willis
S. Wilson
Willis
Tachikawa AB
Japan
Iola High School
Wadean F. Hayworth
R. 2. Humboldt
Nanci
Brian
Capri
Kerri
C. A. Nystrom
Savonburg
John Starliper
C. A. Nystron
Daily Transcript
Joe J. Varndell
High Court
Wall Street
At&t
Atchison
U ‘S
Beech Airceee
Beth Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
Onecare
A du Pont
Ford Mtr
Gamble
Gen Motors Tee
G& E
Monson
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Eee
Socony
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
Olson
Leon Extra
Whitman
Airosol
Hershey's
Poinsettias
Wolferman
Glitterkits
Senta
Ida Pak
Pet Ritz
Ora Byers
Walt Treloggen
Sam Stout
Edna Byers
Mrs
Paul Brotton
Chas. Stroh
Frank Carlburg
Sherman Ellis
Ed North
John Caresio
E. W. Riegle
John Crown
Wanda Matlock
Ruth Caldwell
Ann Mudd
Genevieve Phillips
Gee
Thurman
U. S
Bans “J Cowera
John P. Nation
Hazel V
Stacy
W. Main
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