Kansas City Livestock and Eggs Report Summary
Cattle about 200 head calves scarce market untested. Hogs 2500 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents. 190-260 lb pigs at 14.25 to 14.75, 250-270 lb at 14.00-14.75, 275-400 lb sows 11.50-12.00. Sheep about 10 head market untested. Eggs steady with consumer medium A 30-36 and small A 20-24. wholesale large 40-45, mediums 37-40. Missouri Arkansas poultry and butter unchanged. live fryers and broilers steady.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Wall Street advances toward record highs amid thin volume
The New York market edged toward record highs late afternoon with about 52 million shares traded, far below Thursday's activity. Moderate gains supported by key stocks outweighed losses as early trading rose, then slight dips surfaced mid session before a partial recovery. Corporate bonds showed mixed results.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago report
Chicago AP notes wheat No 1 yellow hard at 2.23 percent, no corn oats or soy sales. Wheat closes up 2 cents per bushel at March 2.21 22, soybeans steady to 1s higher at January 2.77 4, corn up to 1 percent, oats up 4 percent, March oats at 70 cents, rye up 3 to 4 percent at March 1.52 4-53.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Reported
Kansas City market data shows wheat trading mixed with No 2 hard values around 2.21 to 2.28 and No 3 near 2.16 to 2.22. Corn ranges for No 2 white around 1.32, No 2 yellow 1.23 to 1.28, oat prices stable 72 to 80, rye 1.38 to 1.44, barley 1.07 to 1.14, soybeans 2.73 to 2.78, bran 48.50 to 49.25, shorts 47.50 to 48.25.
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Allied
Apco Oil
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Ford Mir
Gamble
Sk Ws
Elec
Martin M U S
McCorry Mercan
M&m
Monsan
Mont Ward
Morrell
NY Central
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N Gas
Pac
Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal Penney JC
BO TR
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RCA
Reyn
St Joe
Reg Pap
Sears Roeb Sinclair
Cal
Sunray
Tideway Oil Trans Air
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U Union Pac
UN Steel
Westy
Woolworth
Kansas City
Raccoons Dunk Food, Moistening for Saliva Reasons
Raccoons often dunk their food in water though they will eat it dry. Some scientists suggest coons moisten their meals due to having poor salivary glands.
Auto collisions injure Moulton and Midcap in town
Police report several minor crashes across town. At Main and Santa Fe a 1962 Valiant driven by Tony Schulte collided with a 1954 Buick, left side damage to Schulte car. Around Main and Grant a 1963 Corvair hit by Farrell Colston caused about $30 damage. Lincoln and Main saw Bertha Morrow rear ended by Dudley Wilson, with $200 damage to Morrow and $25 to Wilson.
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Santa Fe
Main
Tony Schulte
Springfield
A. B. Wiggons
Schulte
Main and
Grant
Sam Barnhart
S. Highland
Farrell Colston
N. Steuben
Lincoln and
Bertha Morrow
Edith
Dudley R. Wilson
Topeka
Morrow
Thad Marshall
S. Santa Fe
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals on Thursday at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists admissions for Lola Kuykendall R1 surgery Mrs John Hibbs Eric Mrs Margaret Bodley 909 S Larson medical Gywnn Chandler 17 W 3rd medical Charles Mid cap R1 medical Mrs James Beckley 5262 W Main medical Orville Moulton 620 W Oak medical Edna Hack Thayer medical Donna Rankin 213 W 4th medical Guy Power Thayer medical. dismissals include Mrs Kile Erickson 419 S Lafayette and Mr Mrs George Long 823 N Garfield Max Alter 111 S Santa Fe Guy Wells. admissions today Janet Frederick 1420 S Evergreen surgery Keith Culbertson Lav enburg medical. dismissals today Gettie Hallman Erie. fire runs Thursday 2:15 p.m. two miles east and miles south grass. Thursday 3:35 p.m. 218 S Kansas egress.
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Lola Kuykendall
John Hibbs
Eric
Margaret Bodley
S. Larson
Gywnn Chandler
W. 3Rd
Charles Midcap
James Beckley
W. Main
Orville Moulton
W. Oak
Edna Hack
Thayer
Donna Rankin
W. 4Th
Guy Power
Kile Erickson
S. Lafayette
Janet Frederick
S. Evergreen
Keith Culbertson
Lavenburg
George Long
N. Garfield
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Guy Wells
Gettie Hallman
Erie
S. Kansas
Eleven Advisors Named to Kansas Economic Research Panel
Gov. John Anderson appointed 11 Kansans to the State Economic Research Advisory Committee with four more expected. The panel, created by the 1963 Legislature to counsel the economic analysis office, will meet next week. Members include Clarke Wescoe, James A. McCain, Ned Fleming, Bill House, Robert L. Smith, Roy Edwards Jr., Craig Bachman, R. C. Williams, William Salome, George A. Fox, and Fred Diehl, among others.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Office of Economic Analysis
House
Senate
Anderson
Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Ned Fleming
The
Fleming Co
Bill House
Cedar Vale
Chautauqua County
Robert L. Smith
Lawrence
Roy Edwards Jr
Kansas City
Rudy Patrick Seed Co
Craig Bachman
First National Bank
Centralia
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Savonburg Area
Savonburg households hosted relatives and friends for Christmas including George Cobb, Kenneth Simms, Nell Cecil from Stark, and Mary Pierce's family. Guests traveled from Lincoln, Parsons, Ottawa, Kansas City, Sterling, Wichita, Whiting, Iowa, and Deltona Fla, with gift exchanges and family visits noted throughout the period.
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George Cobb
Kenneth Simms
Randy
Nell Cecil
Stark
Joe Wampler
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Spencer
Parsons
C. M. Bars
Robert Dah
Steven
Topeka
Mary Pierce
Maggie Grant
Everett Holland
Ottawa
Wilma
Darlene Koppa
Kansas City
Ethel Koppa
Amy Lamb
Ruth Olson
York, Neb
Leonard Bolingher
Earl Garrison
Iola
George Bolingher
Judy Pickett
Sterling
Glen Larson
Wichita
Everett Bolingher
Lavena and Lee
Whiting
Iowa
Leon Bolingher
Gary, Terry
Brenda
Olson
Wendell Johnson
Leon Johnson
Terri
Harold Johnson
Savonburg
Mervin Ard
Richard Ard
Mary Ann Bauer
Elsmnore
August Erickson
Timberlake State Printer Appoints Har ry Timberlake of Leavenworth
Anderson appoints Har ry Timberlake of Leavenworth as state printer to fill the unexpired term ending July 1, 1965. Timberlake, president manager of American s Inc., has run a printing firm 20 years and worked 14 years at Leavenworth Times. He says the appointment was sudden and he knows nothing of current plant operations.
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Tonganoxie
Neibarger
Web
Americans Inc
Leavenworth
Enworth
Anderson
Leavenworth Times
International Typographical Union
Airliners Use Steam Whistle for Runway Cattle
Mexico City AP reports airliners now whistle like steam locomotives before landing to clear wandering cattle from runways. The practice follows cattle incursions that disrupt flights and threaten safety at Mexican airports. Authorities assess the effectiveness of the warning and its acceptance by pilots and ground crews.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Soviet Urges World to Sign Peaceful Frontier Pact
The Soviet government urged nations to sign an international agreement renouncing force in territorial disputes. Khrushchev proposed four provisions including no force to alter frontiers and solving disputes by peaceful means under the UN Charter. He linked this to progress on disarmament and improving U.S.-China tensions, mentioning Taiwan as an example of external interference. The Chanute Tribune.
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United Nations
Tass
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Formosa
Taiwan
Two Girls Strangled With Belt
TOPEKA Kan AP two little girls aged three and 23 months were strangled to death with a belt early today. The mother Mrs Nori Jenkins 30 would be charged in their deaths. The father Harold Jenkins found the scene and told officers the suspect allegedly killed the children. Neighbors noted the couple had a rough history and the wife had prior mental health treatment.
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Topeka
Kan
John D. Cook
Robert Hecht
Shawnee County
Miss Robinson
Floyd Ginder
Jenkins
Ralph Hartner
Montana
University chorus to perform. student from Kes listed
Cynthia Ann Harris a freshman at the University of Kes is among 274 chorus members set to perform at 3 30 p m on January 12 in Hoch auditorium conducted by Prof Clayton Kreh The Bellas Hess store at 118 East Main reported a missing camera valued at 78 95 vandalism reported at 1012 South Forest on property owned by Mr and Mrs Gerald Jones caretaker Mrs C E Reynolds filed the report Police arrested Ben Hordge from Tulsa on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace he was later released to leave town after washing the two patrol cars in payment for meals
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W. 2Nd
University of Kes
Hoch Auditorium
Clayton Kreh
Bellas Hess
E. Main
S. Forest
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C. E. Reynolds
Ben Hordge
Tulsa
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Tressa A Osborn
Mrs Tressa A Osborn 79 Humboldt died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute after seven weeks illness. Born December 30 1884 near Deerfield Missouri she moved to Humboldt 60 years ago. Married J P Osborn in Humboldt June 12 1907. Member of Methodist Church. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs J B Crawford Washington DC one sister Mrs Hattie Bell Englewood Colorado one brother Frank E Ketner Garland and one grandchild. Funeral at Methodist church Humboldt 2 pm Saturday Rev Gene Taylor officiating burial Mt Hope Cemetery Price Funeral Home directs.
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Tressa A. Osborn
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Deerfield
Missouri
J. P. Osborn
J. B. Crawford
Washington, D. C
Hattie Bell
Englewood
Colo
Frank E. Ketner
Garland
Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Area teens graduate as professional babysitters in Kansas
More than 100 girls in Wichita area completed a two month course sponsored by the Valley Center Jaycee Jaynes to become professional babysitters. Speakers included fire department officials physicians teachers highway patrolmen and mothers panels. The program covered emergencies safety control and entertainment of children with a final test. Upon graduation the girls received billfold ID cards and their names and phone numbers are listed in a local directory.
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Valley Center
Jaycee Jaynes
Fire Department
Kansas Highway
Kudor Tradesmen Welcome Naturalists Yet Scoff Gold Seekers
Kudor tradesmen of New Guinea esteem visiting naturalists for their knowledge of birds insects and animals. Outsiders who come to scratch for gold in stream beds are regarded as long long or crazy by locals.
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New Guinea
Notice of Hearing in Hannan Estate in Kansas Probate Court
The State Department of Social Welfare of Kansas petitions for an administrator of Mary F. Hannan's estate. Interested parties must file defenses by January 17, 1964 at 2:00 P.M. in Erie Kansas. The hearing will be in the probate court of Neosho County.
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Chenyte Tribune
State OF Kansas
Shawnee County
Neosho County
Kansas
Mary F. Hannan
State Department of Social Welfare of Kansas
Erie
State Department OF Social Welfare OF
J. A. Babicki
Topeke
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