Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets in Kansas City and Chicago
Hogs steady to 25 cents lower with varied loads listed, including 1-3 14.50 to 15.00 and 1-2 200 lb at 15.25. Sheep and cattle markets show limited testing with steady or unchanged notes, while pork sow and lamb figures provided. Produce, butter, and eggs mostly unchanged in Chicago markets. No wheat, oats, or soybean sales recorded. corn prices listed with several yellow corn grades. Soybean oil cited at 12 percent.
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Kansas City
Chicago
New York
M. Qars
Phillip Mathew Milomaize
Garfield
Allis
Guy
Ruth Ann) Smith
Curtiss Wr
Aguirre
Erasmus Johnson
du Pont
Pollock Pines
Calif
Watt
Eagle Pich
Johnson
Ita
Highland
East Rod
Steaiih
Earl Cathers
EO Baker
John
Firestone
Sea
Senate Rules Committee
Quest Fmc
Ford Mtr
connect/Gamble
D's
Jackson
U ‘S
Carl A. Jackson
U ‘4
First Baptist Church
Motors
Goodyear
Dale L
Sneeringer
U's
Dale Fairchild
Clarence Babbn
U ‘2
Delbert Tolbert
Rock of Altoona
Dave Petterson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Peenamie
Petrolia
Aguirre Apco Oil
Guy Atchison
O- Smith
Chanute
Atlas Chem
Aveo Corp
Royal Neighbors of America
Beech Aire
First Methodist Church
Washington
Paul Poth Steel Lig
Bobby Chevelor
Baker
Daugh- Baker
New Orleans
Joe
Virginia
Binkley Baker
Tia VU
Denver
Clarksville
Tenn
Vis
Paterson
Babcock
Patterson Martin Mossss
Ft. Campbell
McCrory
Mercant
Veter
Ulans
Rainbow Division
Minn M&m
Jim Jackson
el- Mo Kan
Tex
Umonsan Ch
U ' Mont Ward
D Morrell
NY Central
Nor Fae Ass
Okla G&e
Il Okla
T. Peabody Coal
T Penny JC
Wall Street Stocks Struggle in Light Trading
Wall Street faced a late afternoon dip as prices slipped from midday highs. Volume was about 4.1 shares, down from 4.27 million on Thursday, with corporate bonds mixed and Treasuries falling.
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New York
Road hazards spark string of minor crashes across Lafayette
A string of fender benders hit Lafayette streets from 7th and Plummer to Steuben and Reyn Met as motorists backed and collided with parked cars and moving vehicles. Police listed damages to a 1957 Chevrolet, a 1962 Ford truck, a Bradshaw Chevy II and other autos while noting a DeLuxe taxi was involved in a separate incident. At the library a story hour for children and soybean and grain market updates followed.
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N, Lafayette
W. Main
Plummer
Gary Johnson
Lafayette
Steuben
B. G. Bradshaw
Yates Center
Bradshaw
U's
Jack Haight
Tennessee
A. Williams
Payonier
Reyn
U 'S Lafayette
St Joe
Richard Russell
St Reg
Sears Rock
Don Spurrier
Humboldt
Obituary Notices for Ka Zastrow and Moore and Gildart Families
Deaths are listed for Mrs Ka Zastrow, Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore and Mrs Roy Gildart. Burial occurred at Green Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary directing arrangements.
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Ka Zastrow
Floyd Moore
Roy Gildart
Don Knight
Bill Vent
Max Tillery
Charles Spalding
N. L. Joiner
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Admits and Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists admissions on Thursday including Mrs Donald Mundell Walnut surgery and several medical cases with addresses in Walnut Eric Thayer and others. Dismissals include Jessie Cheney Humboldt and today admissions Joyce Haskins 320 West 6th surgery.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Donald Mundell
Walnut
Ed McAlexander
Eric
William Sommers
S. Kansas
Lena Holtzman
Thayer
Jack Brown
N. Forest
Don Campbell
S. Lincoln
Floyd Rice
W. 7Th
Rodney Montglomery
W. 4Th
Joe Jackson
S. Western
Jessie Cheney
Humboldt
Joyce Haskins
Frank iNaaykens
Marilyn Sandage
W. Beach
David Hibbs
Evergreen
Della Bailey
Ashby
Pope Paul VI Tours Bombay Slum Areas Amid Crowds
Pope Paul VI visited a Bombay slum today comforting the destitute and ill. Thousands crowded the squalid streets as police kept a path for the papal entourage and rioting threats subsided with loudspeaker appeals. The pope held an outdoor Mass at a Catholic school stadium then toured an orphanage and continued through crowded streets for further appointments.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Troubles Across Cuba Rumors Amid Palace Shooting Reports
A Miami AP dispatch cites a Cuban underground radio claiming Fidel Castro arrested three cabinet ministers and mentions gunfire at the Havana presidential palace amid unrest. Refugees describe plots against Castro as a power struggle within Cuba surfaces in Chanute district court filings and a $1,307.75 claim against the Communist party surfaces in a Lindsay Drilling Co. case.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuba
Havana
Chanute
Castro
James E
H. F. Lindsay
Lindsay Drilling Co
Otto B. Schoenfeld
Communist Party
Paulh Paul Bethel
Hodes
Citizens Com
Acti Chanute
Ina Bazidena Business
Braittee
Jzil
Stackey
Wrt
Sorane
Ant
Ceiver
Maton
Cmpooert Shockley
Iontaly
NEW York Times
Cou
Storms Hit Wide Areas With Snow Sleet And Wind
Stormy weather swept the nation with snow sleet rain and strong winds. Northern Midwest endured 19 below in North Dakota as heavy snow hit Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Iowa and parts of Illinois Indiana Michigan. Weather bureaus issued warnings and hazardous driving persisted across the regions.
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Associated Press
Midwest
North Dakota
New England
New York State
Idaho
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Englewood
Elkhart
Kan
Guymon
Oklo
Tallahassee
Mississippi
Ohio
Royal Neighbors Meet At IOOF Hall Luncheon
In the IOOF hall a noon luncheon of the Royal Neighbors of America drew 27 members. Mrs. Ora Ritterhouse presided as tables were decorated for Christmas and the charter draped in memory of Mrs. Martha Jane Cleaver. A Christmas exchange followed.
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Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Ora Ritterhouse
Martha Jane Cleaver
November Police Court Bonds and Fines Report
November records show bonds and fines totaling 336 for driving intoxicated and 5 741 for the year. Five arrests were made for peace disturbance, with decreases in parking meter penalties and calls on family disturbance. Police service calls rose to 309 with 69 misdemeanor arrests, no felonies, and 19 traffic accidents.
Wild Roll Delays Mariner Musk Mars Fire Attempt
The Mariner spacecraft rolled wildly during a delicate maneuver on its way to Mars delaying a planned rocket firing by at least 24 hours. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists loaded commands to be executed later, including releasing its lock on the star Canopus and initiating the roll.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 4
Canopus
PEO Chapter Holds Holiday Meeting At Finney Home
Mrs. Alvin Jones hosted the PEO chapter gathering at Mrs. D A Finney’s home at 301 S Plummer Thursday afternoon. Candles and holly decorated the refreshment table. An auction of baked goods and Christmas gifts followed led by auctioneer Mrs A L Burns with clerk Mrs Robert Briley, organized by Mrs A B Chauncey.
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Alvin Jones
D. A. Finney
S. Plummer
A. L. Burns
Robert Briley
A. B. Chauncey
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. C. Livestock
K. C
Chicago Grain
Eraaiae
Inibaaes
Wall Street
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Kansas City Cash
Daily Transcript
Pope
Arthur Eugene Bonine
Joyce Marie McEachern
Galesburg
Roger Fickel
Barston R
Clifford, Erickson
Edwin G. Matlock
Barston
Skyline Motel
Main
United States
Allen Monument Company
Central
FDC
Bulova Moll
Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Neosho
Millen
Wilson
Woodson
Poe
Finney Home
Skirie
Beale Alepte
Capr
Order of Elks
Milo H. Johnson
St. Cecilia Music Club Chorus
Mrs
Chanute Lodge
BPO Elks
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