Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Reports From KC
Kansas City AP report shows cattle 4,700 head and calves 300 with feeder steers 26.10 to 27.20 and feeder heifers 20.80 to 22.10. Hogs 4,000 with barrows and gilts 25 to 75 lower and sows 13.75 to 16.00. Sheep 100 steady with lambs 22.50 and ewes 5.00 to 6.75. Eggs wholesale large 39-41 cents, mediums 35-37. butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Seee
Allied Cheeee
Allis Chaleee
Cyan Seem
Am T&t Eee
Toboenee
Apco Oil
Atchison
Atlas
Atlas Chem 167S “ Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Tees
Boeing
A Bran Airw
Cessna Air
Chiei Pac
Chrysler
Sweerrr
CBS Free
U Sta. Com
Curtiss Wr
du Pont
Eagle Pich
Inter
Baker
C P&l
KC Sou
G&e
Kan
P&l
Litton Ind
Lone
Martin M
le McCrory
NY Central
Ogden
Perney
JC Seer
Ravenier
Sterry
Texaco
Wall Street stocks slip as trading slows in late session
Wall Street losses widened this afternoon with volume around 6.6 million shares versus 7.53 million on Wednesday. Traders cited the November drop in industrial production and signals that business activity was slowing, leaving markets subdued at mid day.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago Produce Egg and Butter Prices Report
Chicago AP notes butter unchanged and eggs steady to firm with increases of 2 cents. Grade A whites 42, mixed 42, mediums 37, standards 39, with 70 percent or better grades represented.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Eggs and Dairy Items
A fragmented price list shows Grade A Extra Large eggs 36, Grade A Large 35, Grade B Large 32, Grade A Medium 31, Grade A Small 20, and other items including Ler eee 20, Current Receipts 25, Sweet Cream 52, Cream premium 48, and various notes on hides and glue with miscellaneous cents per pound or percentage prices.
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Kevavs
Grain market report from Chicago prices
Chicago AP notes wheat No 2 hard and No 2 red both up 1.81 percent. Corn No 2 yellow rises 1.4132 points. Oats No 2 heavy white 77 to 78. Soybeans No 1 yellow up around 3.00. Soybean oil trades at 10.70.
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Chicago
Jaycees Hold General Meeting with New Members
The Jaycees met Tuesday at the Drumstick Cafe with two guests Dick Coulter and Bill Chard attending. Ron Wiltse and Henry Lopez were sworn in as new members and nominations for the outstanding boss award will continue at the next meeting.
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Jaycees
Drumstick Cafe
Dick Coulter
Bill Chard
Ron Wiltse
Henry Lopez
Ron Nicholson
Jaycee
Topeka
Jim Prosser
Kansas
Iola
Columbus
On-Job Training At Cessna Plant
The Cessna Aircraft Co. will train 560 workers at its Hutchinson Kansas facility for 39 weeks as part of a Manpower Development and Training Act project. The Labor Department allocates 145 695 dollars with 95 466 to Cessna to offset instructional costs while wages are paid to trainees. up to 80 disadvantaged workers receive basic education to qualify. Hutchinson Junior College provides instruction.
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Washington
Cessna Aircraft Co
Hutchinson
Kan
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Cessna
Hutchinson Junior College
Birthday Prayer Honors Local Minister in La Jolla
Mrs. Roy McCune receives word from Rev. John R. McFadden that a La Jolla church window was dedicated during the Oct 30 worship service to honor his 95th birthday and 75 years as a Methodist minister. McFadden earlier served as pastor of the First Methodist Church here from 1909 to 1914.
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Roy McCune
S. Steuben
John R. McFadden
la Jolla
Calif
McFadden
First Methodist
Cowans Planned Nassau Trip With John Deere Sponsorship
Mr and Mrs Ted Cowan of 19 S Rutter travel to Nassau for a week long trip sponsored by John Deere Implement Company. They begin in Oklahoma City with a banquet and depart Monday with their two sons Matt eight and Mark one month staying with a family friend. The Cowans expect return Friday as the Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem hosts a 4 pm meeting a 6 30 pm dinner and an 8 pm ceremonial at the Masonic Temple Friday evening.
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Ted Cowan
S. Rutter
Nassau
John Deere Implement Company
Oklahoma City
Matt
Mark
Cowan’s
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Car Scrape Reported Near Evergreen Street
Craig Wood reported a 1963 Rambler sustained a one sided scrape while parked at 19 S Evergreen. The incident was reported to police yesterday evening and lists 715 N Evergreen as the owner’s address.
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S. Evergreen
Craig Wood
N. Evergreen
Today in History December 15 1966
On this date in 1966 the Associated Press notes events from the past decade. Army tests reportedly reached 650 miles altitude and 15,000 mph in a rocket. Kennedy visit to San Juan marked a Latin American trip. Gemini 6 and 7 conducted the first manned space rendezvous.
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Army
John F. Kennedy
San Juan, P.R
Latin America
White House aides rearranged after Moyers resignation
Moyers leaves February 1 to become publisher of Newsday ending a 100 percent turnover in top White House staff. His exit reshuffles the “big three”—Watson Califano Rostow—plus Kintner with Christian named to succeed Moyers as press secretary.
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Washington
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Long Island
Newsday
W. Marvin Watzon
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Walt W. Rostow
Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
Watson
Califano
Kintner
Rostow
Defence
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Bundy
John F. Kennedy
George Christian
Texas
Traffic Fatalities Log Reports 1966 Rise from 1965
Kansas traffic death log for the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Thursday December 27 shows 1966 fatalities at 694, compared with 624 in the same period in 1965. The release notes previously unreported fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals in Buffalo Area
Maggie May McLean 84 of Buffalo died Tuesday at Lyndon Care Home Eureka where she had lived seven years. Born January 16 1882 in Greenwood County near Howard she moved to Buffalo in 1909 and to Eureka in 1959. Survived by brothers Charles McLean Howard and Thomas A McLean Eureka sister Grace E Crumline Buffalo and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. First Methodist Buffalo Rev Robert Hopkins officiating burial Buffalo Cemetery Baird Campbell Funeral Home Eureka. Mrs Fred S Wilson 91 died today at Neosho Manor after long illness born Erie September 18 1875 married Fred S Wilson founder of Wilson Mortuary in 1903 April 10 1898 Erie. Memorial service arrangements incomplete under Johnson Mortuary Koch Chapel Wednesday afternoon Rev J R Hale officiating. Mr Harold Neptune Mrs Raymond York accompanied by Mrs Dorothy sang The Old Rugged Cross and Beyond the Sunset flowers arranged by Mrs Lewis Hottenstein Mrs Frank Shipley and Mrs Noble Cottrell. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Maggie May McLean
Buffalo
Lyndon
Eureka
Greenwood County
Howard
Stuart H. McLean
Charles §. McLean
Thomas A. McLean
Grace E. Crumline
First Methodist Church of
Robert Hopkins
Baird-Campbell Funeral Home
Fred S. Wilson
Neosho Manor
Erie
Daisy D. Dutton
Wilson Mortuary
First Methodist Church
Hulda Parker
CES
This County
Floyd L. Johnson
W. Walnut
Johnson Mortuary
Harold Neptune
Raymond York
Old Rugged Cross
Lewis Hottenstein
Frank Shipley
Noble Cottrell
Darrell Dunivant
Elwyn Dunivant
Russ Browning
Kenneth Bartlett
Paul Dannelley
Lester Beech
Greenlawn Cemetery
Requiem Mass for Henry A. Thurston Held at St Patrick Church
The requiem mass for Henry A. Thurston was held at St Patrick Church with Rev Vincent Brown officiating. Bearers included Delbert Hanson Carl Trembly Clayton Alvis Homer LaForge Ben Lynch and Leo Donovan. Burial followed at St Joseph Cemetery Salisbury MO under Johnson Mortuary direction.
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Thurston
Henry A. Thurston
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent Brown
Delbert Hanson
Carl Trembly
Clayton Alvis
Homer LaForge
Ben Lynch
Leo Donovan
St. Joseph Cemetery
Salisbury
Johnson Mortuary
Funeral services announced for Mrs Loren A Ball
The funeral for Mrs Loren A Ball will be held at Gibson Koch Chapel on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev Bert Sutton will officiate and burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. The notice also mentions the Dan nelley family service held at Gibson.
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Loren A. Ball
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Bert Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bowling Scores Showdown in Merchants League Standings
League bowlers from Vv F W Nos 1 and 2 lead as Aeroduct offices and plants post high scores. Notable names include Borgen Youngberg Jim Grady Wyatt Petty and Merle Kelly with top game marks and high series across multiple teams.
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Merchants League
F. W
Empire Billiards
American Legion
Borgen
Bergen
Youngberg
Phone contact notice for Tribune carrier
Instructions urge readers to reach their Tribune carrier by phone or, if unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to address delivery issues.
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Tribune
Hospital Admission and Births Reported in Daily Transcript
On Tuesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Mary Priest of Route 3 was admitted for medical reasons. Arlene Leffen of Thayer was admitted Wednesday for medical care. Births on Wednesday include a son to Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Beach of 1418 South Malcolm and a son to Mr. and Mrs Charles George of Parsons. Police court actions list Katy illegal parking with a $5 bond, Jim HH of Rogers fined $5 for disturbing the peace with loud auto pipes, and Rick Myers of 32 West 4th fined $5 for parking in a bus loading zone. Fire run reported Wednesday at 3:01 p.m. to B M Feed Store, 702 FE Main, grass and old lumber.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mary Priest
R. 3
Arlene Leffen
Thayer
Medical
Cyrus Beach
S. Malcolm
Charles George
Parsons
Julia Dorris
Humboldt
Crawford
Katy
Jim HH
Rogers
Rick Myers
B&m
Chanute Tribune Staff and Rates Page Overview
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and editor John Hovorka and outlines subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery across multiple counties. It notes Associated Press rights and local news exclusivity for republication.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Highland Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Mer
Fay Delopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn
Dorsey Osborn
Stereo
Finn
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US Steel
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Maddox
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Supreme Court
Howard Callaway
Athens
Associated Press
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Chio
JoAnn Zimmerman
Mansfield
Ohio
State Department
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Wilson
Ball Service
Dannelley
Roy Frederick Dannelley, Sr
Gibson
Loreal of
Paris
W. Main
Industrial League
V. i
Seco
Mid-American Refinery
Churchill, Inc
Sccoeee
Dr. Pepperes
Manley Transfer
Merle Kelly
VW. WH
Arocess
B. M. Coves
M. Kelly
Cullen
Kaufman
Robison
Dr. Pepper
Churchill
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Manley
Morgan
Pen
Barnhart
Koerting
Daily Transcript
Neosno
Allen, Wilson
Woodson
Mempbe
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Boston and Royal
Chanute's
East Main
Chanute, Kansas
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