Livestock market report from Kansas City AP
Cattle totals around 5 000 with calves 250 and feeders firm to strong. Cows, steers, and heifers show gains up to 50 cents, high choices at 24.50 to 25.00 for prime, and feeder values 23.50 to 25.50. Hogs rise 50 to 75 cents. sows up 25 to 50. sheep steady with wooled lambs quoted at 22.00 to 22.50. No 2 heavy whites 75s n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.00%s n. Soybean oil 10.70 n. Wheat and corn futures slip. December wheat 1.78%s, December corn 1.40%s. Oats 5s lower, December 75%2, rye mixed. January soybeans 3.01%s.
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Kansas City
Livestock Auction Prices Listed By Grade and Weight
Market quotes show Parson s hogs and cattle with price ranges for 200 to 300 pound hogs and various cattle classes including grain fed steers, stocker calves, yearling steers, veals, cows and bulls. Sheep offer good and choice lambs to 21.25 and breeding ewes to 15 dollars.
Kansas City Eggs and Butter Prices Reported
Wholesale eggs listed by grade and shell content with large and medium sizes. Butter prices unchanged for grade A quarters and pounds with small adjustments in the bid units.
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Kansas City
Live poultry and butter prices hold in Chicago markets
Chicago AP report shows live poultry prices unchanged with roasters at 23-25 and special fed White Rock fryers at 18-19. Young hen turkeys quoted 32-33. Butter steady with 93 score AA at 65.41 and 92 A at 65.1, 90 B 64.54, 89 C 62.2. Eggs unsettled with white whites 41 and mixed 41, mediums 36, markets point to 70 percent or better grade A whites amid declines.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices Hold Steady in Kansas City Market
AP reports Kansas City price table shows wheat up to 1 percent higher with No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.68 to 1.86, No 2 red at 1.84 to 1.89, corn down to 4 lower with No 2 white at 1.50 to 1.55 and No 2 yellow at 1.41 to 1.54. Oats stay unch with No 2 white 76 4 to 83 s. barley 1.21 to 1.25. soybeans 2.85 to 2.94. bran 61.50 to 62.25. shorts 61.00 to 61.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Market Report Wheat Corn Oats Prices
Chicago grain notes list No 2 hard wheat near 1.82, No 2 red wheat around 1.82, Corn No 2 yellow near 1.45, and Oats mentioned with no explicit price. The brief indicates pricing for key grain futures or market quotes in a concise trading desk style.
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Chicago
Second Lieutenant Russell K. Dobson Commissioned in Air Force
Russell K. Dobson son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Dobson 303 N Kansas has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force after graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas He will train as a personnel officer at Amarillo AFB Texas He is a Chanute local graduate with a B S B A from Kansas State College Pittsburg and an MBA from Southern Methodist University in 1966 His wife Nada is daughter of Dr and Mrs Duff Wagoner 3215 Larson
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Russell K. Dobson
Howard R. Dobson
Kansas
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Amarillo Afb
Chanute
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Nada
Duff D. Wagoner
Larson
Tunnell Family Shares Holiday Visit in Dallas Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Tunnell Jr and their two sons Roy III and Kenneth arrived from Anchorage to spend the holidays with his parents at 1804 S Central and brother Claude Tunnell R2. Mrs Forest Richardson of 302 S Larson and Mrs Wayne Greve of 512 S Evergreen returned from Springfield Missouri after attending a nine day income tax institute.
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Roy Tunnell, Jr
Roy III
Kenneth
Anchorage
Alaska
Roy Tunnell
S. Central
Claude Tunnell
Forest Richardson
S. Larson
Wayne Greve
S. Evergreen
Springfield
Wall Street Dips After GE Slump Hints at Lower Earnings
Wall Street ended with a sharp late-day loss but stayed above the day’s lows as volume reached about 6.9 million shares. General Electric led declines after a company earnings estimate, dragging the market down while other stocks showed mixed early strength.
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New York
W AP
General Electric
Twelve Drown in Brazilian Floods Near Visconde de Maua
At least 12 people drowned and 19 are missing after a sudden flood along the Preto River in the Visconde de Maua vacation area, about 118 miles west of Rio de Janeiro. A cloudburst Friday night triggered the flood and isolating the region.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Deaths and Funerals Henry Fields and others
Henry Howard Fields 71 of 312 N Malcolm died at home Saturday night born January 1 1395 in Alabama worked at Buffalo Brick Plant retired 1950 moved to Chanute survived by brother Earl Field McAlister Okla a niece and nephew funeral Wednesday 10 30 a m Gibson Koch Chapel burial Elmwood Cemetery Frank J Wagner 206 S Central died at Neosho Memorial Hospital funeral arrangements incomplete Fred Bicknell 612 N Lafayette died at Santa Fe Hospital Topeka funeral arrangements complete Johnson Mortuary survivors include daughter Mrs Sam Mariucci two grandchildren five great grandchildren and one great great grandchild funeral held this afternoon at Johnson Chapel officiated by Rev Bert Sutton. Mrs Newt Cherem and Mrs Ethel Reno sang How Great Thou Art and Good Night and Good Morning with Hazel Slane accompanying floral attendants Mrs Leonard Youngberg and Mrs Johnny Erickson bearers Youngberg Erickson Raymond Burghart Martin Close Oliver Lindquist Edgar Youngberg burial Easthill Cemetery Erie Ball The funeral service for Mrs Loren A Ball held at Gibson Koch Chapel burial Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs Clint Bower accompanied by Mrs P L Foreland sang In the Garden and Safe in the Arms of Jesus Flowers by Mrs Jim Evans and Mrs Earl Hunter bearers Charles Chauncey Charles Heaton Archie Dimon Eugene Dunaway Clifford Crumline Frank Haines
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Henry Howard Fields
Malcolm
Alabama
Buffalo
Chanute
Beaulah Gregory
Independence
Earl Field
McAlister
Okla
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Sam Mariucci
W. 5Th
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
Newt Cherem
Ethel Reno
Hazel Slane
Leonard Youngberg
Johnny Erickson
Youngberg
Erickson
Raymond Bu
Willhite
Otis M. Willhite
Gibson-Koch
R. E. Owen
Highland Cemetery
Iola
C. H. Pankratz
Dave Petterson
C. B. Wilson
George Wiltse
William Knock
Earl Beeler, Jr
George Smith
Tom McGuire
Art Baker
Charles Wagner
Mrs Della May McCann Dies At 32 In Winfield
Mrs Della May McCann 32 died Sunday in a Winfield hospital after a short illness. Born March 30 1914 in Moline to Harry and Ruby Davidson she was widow of Ralph McCann. She moved to Winfield in 1957 and belonged to Millington Street Baptist Church. Survived by daughter Carolyn Askins two grandsons mother Ruby Davidson brother George Davidson and Eugene Davidson. Funeral 10 am Wednesday Morris Funeral Home burial Moline Cemetery.
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Della May McCann
Winfield
Chanute
Ralph McCann
Moline
Harry
Ruby Davidson
Millington Street Baptist Church
Carolyn Askins
Sumter
S.C
George Davidson
Okmulgee
Okla
Eugene Davidson
Sedan
Morris Funeral Home
John Francis
Moline Cemetery
Obituaries Mention Denny and Hodgin Shared Details
William F. Denny died at his Ianthea Missouri home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Jantha Baptist church with burial in Jantha cemetery. Albert W. Hodgin died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after four weeks of illness. He was 94, born November 2, 1872 in Erie and married Ida May Richardson in 1912. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First Christian Church.
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William F. Denny
Sam Senseney
S. Garfield
Ianthea
Chanute
Jantha
Iantha
A. W. Hodgin
Albert Walter Hodgin
N. Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Erie
Ida May Richardson
First Christian Church
Funeral notices and a three-death scuffle in St Louis
McKelvy funeral held at Erie Federated Church with two ministers presiding and multiple family members serving as bearers. Otis M Willhite burial in Highland Cemetery Iola with religious songs. Three Roosevelt High School students shot to death at a party near the Meramec River. Richard Otis charged with three counts of second degree murder. another youth hospitalized with a liver injury.
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ST. Louis, Mo
F.J. Vasel
Richard Otis
Eureka
Vasel
Michael Tinsley
Joseph Michaels
Gary Ratliff
Steve Schroeder
Roosevelt High School
St. Louis
Meramec River
Bowling Scores and Aftermath at Thursday Night Club Meet
Scores show multiple teams led by Jayhawk Glass, Nu-Wa Campers, and Dr. Pepper with high games by Papst, Roles, Miller, Gray, Schupbach, Nicholas, Marks, Warhurst, and others. A separate report notes a motorcycle clutch incident at a party ending in a shooting. police cited a dispute outside the clubhouse and later suspects.
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Rollow T. V
Ellis Dodge
Escseess
Jayhawk Glass Co
Alcorn Corporation
Dr. Pepper .Co
Coon
Hays Bros. Service
Jayhawk
N. Wa
Nu-Wa
Jayhaw Glass
Papst
Jayhawk Glass
Roles
Hays Bros. Soc
Alcorn Corp
Hays
Miller
Alcorn
Gray
Rollow T.V
Jayhawk Trk. S
Schupbach
Jayhawk Rk. S
Nicholas
Dr. Pepper
Marks
Warhurst
Daily Transcript summary of Neosho hospital admissions and city notices
Neosho hospital records list admissions and dismissals on Saturday and Sunday including Joseph Borjas Luther Leatherman Mrs Gracia Dryden and Baughn family members Births report a boy to Mr and Mrs David Kern Dismissals include Mrs Mary Garrison and Clifford Deay Legal notices report Ernest C Anderson of Iola found guilty of DUI and open bottle charges with fines Fire department pages note two runs Saturday and Sunday including a tree fire at Ash Grove Cement Company road events
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Joseph Borjas
N. Evergreen
Luther Leatherman
S. Central
Gracia Dryden
Neosho Manor
Charles Baughn
S. Malcolm
Clifford Deay
W. Main
B. Thomas Baughn
Herman Krone
W. 2Nd
Doris Lakey
N. Washington
Charles Thurman
David Kern
Mary Garrison
Thornton
Matlock
N. Central
Paul L. Mayfield
S. Steuben
Loyd A. Chilson
Eric
Ernest C. Anderson
Iola
Clyde Camp
Ash Grove Cement Company
Plummer
Hollow Tree
Busy Weekend Police Report A Series Of Local Incidents
City police logged a busy weekend with various incidents and minor crimes. A vandal damaged windows at the city barn while a boy admitted unintentional BB gun damage during target practice. Other youths placed bottles on streets and items were reported stolen from vehicles and residences around Santa Fe Park and nearby areas.
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Santa Fe Park
Water Department
City Barn
Plummer
Main
West Main
Municipal Airport
Bob Frederick
Absolutely Nothing NEW YORK prom is a computer development
A whimsical creation by Rowland Emett, famed English cartoonist, named the Forget-Me-Not blends bamboo, birds, door knobs, lamp shades, playing cards and measuring tape into a colorful moving noise maker claimed as the ultimate development in computing. It promises unique capabilities unmatched by other machines.
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Rowland Emett
England
Cyprus and copper: origin of the word from Kypros
The word copper derives from Kypros the Greek name for Cyprus. Ancient Cyprus was famed for its ore, linking language to mineral wealth in the region.
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Kypros
Island
Cyprus
Ancient
Funeral service at Johnson Chapel conducted by Dr. Duff Wagoner
A Saturday afternoon service at Johnson Chapel officiated by Dr. Duff Wagoner honored Hazel Slane who performed two organ solos In the Garden and Abide With Me. Bearers included Howard Hollen Shead George Pinegar Jerry Finch Roy Wiggans Bill Johnson and Leroy Barker. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Johnson Chapel
Duff Wagoner
Hazel Slane
Howard Hollenshead
George Pinegar
Jerry Finch
Roy Wiggans
Bill Johnson
Leroy Barker
Elmwood Cemetery
Elks bowling scores and leaders listed across lodges
The page records bowling results for Elks lodges numbers 1 through 8 with high scores and top bowlers. Names include H Cox E Doane J Williams E Chapman Milo Johnson Jim Grady D Osborn C Meredith M Ovler and others with scores like 200 190 198 and highs of 30 or 36. Contact numbers and lodge identifiers appear throughout.
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Elks
H. Cox
E. Doane
FE. Doane
J. Williams
E. Chapman
Fikes
Milo Johnson
Jim Grady
D. Osborn
F. Woerting
Elks No
M. Ovler
C. Meredith
Chanute Tribune Briefs Front Page Item
Chanute Tribune reports on a Monday December 19 1966 page two brief item details. Names places and numbers handled in concise local news teaser style. The item reflects typical mid century small town reporting with emphasis on community happenings and public notices.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
K.C
Kansas City Cash
Chicago Grain
Central
Russel K. Dobson
Wall Street
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Allen, Wilson and Woods Counties
Fort
Membe
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Republica Ities
Admiral Re
Allied
Allis Chal
Airline
Cyan
T&t
Anaconda
Apco Oil
Boeing
Bran
CBS
Nor N Gas
Eagle Pich
Nor Pac
East Rod
Ogden
Emer
Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Eee
Fair Hiller
Peach Coal
Ewe
Firestone
Penney JC
Gamble Sk
RCA
Rayonier
Goodyear Settee
Gulf Oil
Ly Gulf
Ind
Jos
Hallibur
Here Inc
Sears Rock
Indian Head
Sinclair
Hary
Sperry
Inter Baker
P&l
Eera
Sunray
Indian G&e
P&l Peeseee
Litton Ind
McDonne
Util
West
Woolworth
Frank J. Wagner
Johnson Mortuary
Fred Bicknell
N. Lafayette
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Masonic Lodge
Charles Chauncey
Charles Heaton
Archie Dimon
Eugene Dunaway
Clifford Crumline
Frank Haines
HSA
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
XEROX
Juve
Niles
Mee Namee
McNamee
Otis
Vase
Elks League
Daily Transcript
John Gibson
Absolutely Nothing
Oman
East Main
Calvert's
Hanes
Calvert
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