Livestock Market Steady in Kansas City AP Report
Kansas City livestock bids show hogs steady to 25 higher with barrows and gilts mostly 190 to 250 pounds at 14.00 to 14.50 and 250 to 275 pounds at 13.75 to 14.25. sows 11.50 to 12.25. Sheep offerings 1,600 steady with prime slaughter lambs at 19.00 and 17.75 to 18.75 for others. ewes 5.00 to 7.00. feeders scarce with 14.00 to 15.50. Cattle and calves 4,500 and 300 head respectively, steady to higher. steers 22.75 prime, 22.50 to 21.50 good and choice. heifers 20.50, 19.50 to 20.50, cows 13.00 to 14.00. calves 18.00 to 19.00, feeder steers 21.00 to 22.00, feeders 15.50 to 16.00, lambs 12.00 to 14.00, cull lambs 10.00 down, slaughter ewes 2.00 to 5.00, breeding ewes 6.00 to 12.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Slide and Rise
The report lists mixed U S hogs at 11 50 to 14 00 per cwt across weights and grades with sows and bears down to 7 00. Cattle steer and heifer quotes range 16 50 to 22 25 per cwt for various grades and weights with calves stockers and yearlings shown at 14 00 to 27 00. Sheep and lambs trend lower with spring lambs up to 17 00 and wool clips around 15 00 to 16 00.
Egg prices hold steady across grades in Midwest markets
AP reports consumer eggs set at grade A large 34 37 cents, mostly 35, medium A 27 35, mostly 29, other grades unchanged. Wholesale large eggs 80 percent A 35 2 40, mostly 39, mediums 80 percent A 28 31, mostly 31. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fliers and broilers at farm 12 12 1 2, mostly 12.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Markets
Chicago producers report butter wholesale prices unchanged across grades AA through C with 93 score AA at 57 4, 92 A 57 4, 90 B 57, 89 C 56. Eggs hold steady to firm with wholesale buying prices unchanged to two higher, grade A whites 37, mixed 36 2, mediums 31, standards 33, dirties and checks 29.
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Chicago
Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices down 2 1 2 to 174 cars with various grades quoted from 2.14 to 2.38 a bushel. Corn falls 1 2 with No 2 white 1.30 1.39 and No 3 1.23 1.38. Rye barley soybeans and by products priced ranges provided.
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Kansas City
Hutchinson Proposes Kennedy Library at College
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports the board of education and college regents endorse a proposal to build a John F. Kennedy memorial library at Hutchinson Junior College. The plan aims to honor the late president and serve students and the community.
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Hutchinson, Kan
John F. Kennedy
Hutchinson Junior College
Board of Education
College Regents
Titan II Launch Marks Seventh Test From Pacific Center
The Air Force reports a Titan II intercontinental ballistic missile was launched along the Pacific missile range from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. It is the seventh Titan launch from this aerospace center and tests the total weapons system according to a spokesman.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
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Air Force
Pacific Missile Range
Santa Is Cited For Raising Dust in Times Square
New York report says Santa Claus figure Clarence Williamson 36 dressed for work in Times Tower reconstruction was cited by Patrolman Edward Hacienda for loading debris from a chute onto a truck without wetting it. Company spokesman cited frozen water pipes as cause.
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Times Square
Clarence
Slim) Williamson
Times Tower
The
Wrecking Corp. of America
Edward Kacienda
Youth Goes Home Bullet in His Head
Clifford Louy, 21, shot himself while coon hunting in Brookland Arkansas two weeks ago. The bullet entered through his chin and fragments lodged under his left ear. He is expected to be discharged and will take the bullet home. doctors say it poses no current danger.
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Brookland
Ark
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Truck Train Crash Derails 10 Cars in New Mexico
A truck train collision near Clovis, New Mexico derailed 10 cars of the San Francisco Chief. Eight people were hospitalized, including 18 year old Warren J. Neill of Portales, who suffered minor head lacerations and bruises. The train was moving about 75 miles per hour at the time of impact.
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Cold Wave Continues In East Nationwide Low Temperatures Persist
A pre winter cold wave stained the eastern half of the nation with sub zero readings from the Rockies to northern New England and northern New York. Freezing weather struck the South with as low as 13 below in Augusta Maine and near that in Rome New York. Midwest readings dropped to 11 above in Lone Rock Wisconsin then fell to 8 below later. Bemidji Minnesota reported 36 below and Chicago logged a fourth straight morning of zero or below temps. Clouds and light snow spread into the Plains and western Mississippi Valley as temperatures were expected to moderate. East Coast and Southeast temps fell to the 20s and low 30s while Gulf and Pacific regions saw 40s.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Christmas Cards Top Best Sellers
Hallmark reports two Jacqueline Kennedy Christmas cards outsell usual best sellers four to one. The watercolors The Journey of the Magi and Glad Tidings, created in 1963 by Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, support the National Cultural Center in Washington as a performing arts forum. Proceeds from card sales go to the center.
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John F. Kennedy
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Christ
JBK
Jacqueline Bouxier Kennedy
National Cultural Center
Potomac River
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Two Children Die In Missouri House Fire
In Chillicothe Missouri two children died in a Monday night house fire. Debbie Faubion 12 and Joe Silkwood 5 were found in a second floor bedroom after more than three hours of effort by firefighters. Mother Bonnie Silkwood and a 9-year-old daughter escaped as two firemen were overcome by smoke. Temperature at six degrees hampered the response.
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Joe Silkwood
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Message in Snow at Saline County Courthouse
Snow on the Saline County Courthouse lawn carries a message reading Virginia I love you Ray. The note was stamped in the snow and discovered by passersby in Salina Kansas. The incident provides a brief glimpse of a personal gesture captured on a public site.
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Salina, Kan
Saline County
Virginia
Ray
Sheriff Acquitted of Assault in Missouri Case
Sheriff Tommy Walker was acquitted by a Gallena jury on charges of assaulting Leon Fredrick publisher of the Stone County Republican. The Oct. 30 courthouse fight led to the verdict after eight minutes of deliberation. Fredrick was found not guilty in a separate trial.
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Clifford Crouch
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Purple Banner Signals Ice Safety On Playter Lake
Pittsburg, Kan. AP report notes parks director Don Jolley raises a royal purple banner on Playter Lake when ice is thick enough for group skating. The banner was first hoisted last Saturday signaling safe season for skaters.
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Kan
Parks and Recreation
Don Jolley
Playter Lake
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Deaths and Funerals Caldwell and Westling Services
Funeral services for Edward Lee Caldwell Jr. will be held at First Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner in charge. The casket will be open from 1 pm to time of service. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Ray L. Westling’s service was at Johnson Mortuary Monday with Dr. Wagoner officiating. Mrs. Finney and Mrs. Petterson sang, floral attendants named, bearers listed, and American Legion honors given at Elmwood Cemetery.
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No Favorite For Anderson in Kansas Governor Race
Gov. John Anderson stated he has no preferred candidate in the 1964 Kansas governor contest. He said he will seek openings if Republicans win the presidency next year and has no plans of his own to pursue a future office.
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Taste Tempting Locker Beef Financed Free
A Foodtown promotion offers free locker beef samples to attract shoppers. An advertised financing option is highlighted, signaling a special in-store deal to boost traffic and sales.
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Ottawa University Band Members Shine in Concert
Roy Marks and Phil Dryden of Chanute, seniors in Ottawa University’s concert band, performed in a recent campus concert. The report notes Marks is the son of R. Blaine Marks and Dryden is the son of Paul C. Dryden. Nearby, Hillcrest School hosts a Friday 7:30 p.m. Christmas program with cookies and coffee. Police report vandalism on a car owned by Frank Carter, parked in the city lot east of the Memorial building, with a broken horn ring and slashed seat covers observed yesterday. Lincoln School was skipped in Santa visits. the Lincoln visit is planned for Thursday.
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