Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed in Kansas City Report
AP notes cattle and calves trading firm to higher in Kansas City with hogs steady to down. Barrows and gilts 105 to 220 pounds 15.50 to 16.25, 270 to 400 pounds sows 13.50 to 14.25, cattle top at 28.25 for high choice steers, vealers 23.00 to 26.00, cows 14.00 to 17.00, lambs 19.00 to 20.00 for prime, 18.00 to 19.00 for good to choice.
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Kansas City
Anaconga
Pacior
Beech Air
Beth Steel
Parsons
Boeing Air
U.S
Chrysler
du Pont
Ford
U.S Monsen CR
Penney J C
Phill
Joe Leach
Sears Rock
Medium Sinclair
Sperry
West
Wall Street Gains Pace in Late Trading Rally
Trading grew heavier late this afternoon as motors continued to pace a strong stock market rally. Volume for the day was estimated at 5.8 million shares compared with 4.44 million Monday.
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New York
Motors
Parsons Livestock Gains of Key Stocks Slide to 1 or 2 Points
NEW YORK AP reports stocks and bonds advance with prices for cattle and hog futures moving. Hogs gain 50 to 75 cents. cattle prices steady to higher for various grades and weights. Prices quoted include U S No 1 to 3 cattle grades and calf values across several weight classes, with gains and steadies noted in multiple listed issuers and beef categories.
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U.S
New York
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Police Notices
Daily Transcript records hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial and Neosho Manor, with births and today entries. It lists patients by name, residence, and medical or surgical service, plus a long highway patrol citation section detailing speeding fines, stop sign violations, and other infractions, along with recent moves, farm products prices, and fire run notes.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fredrick Elsenraat
Earlton
Oscar Lauber
Yates Center
Edward McCoy
John Shields
Humboldt
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
John H. Miller
N. Garfield
Harry Cole
S. Santa Fe
Minnie Christy
Neosho Manor
Daniel Campbell
Medical
Ruth Peterson
Melford Johnson
Thayer
Jennie Thode
Westview Nursing Home
Carl Trembly
Dallas Brandon
Terry Thompson
Chatham
Ill
Lee Lasater
N. Grant
Johnny Quinn
S. Highland
Carole Hiser
Egg market steady as prices hold for dairy products
AP reports Kansas City wholesale egg prices steady with large eggs at 34 cents per dozen, mediums around 33 cents, and classifications 80 percent A and 32-35 cents. Poultry and butter also unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Market Report Amid Mixed Prices
Chicago AP notes no sales of wheat oats or soybeans. Corn sample grade yellow 1.16. Soybean oil 85a. Barley choice 1.25 1.33 n feed 96-1.10 n. Wheat down 72% cents at 2.06 4. March. Corn up 5% at 1.13. Oats down to 73-73% cents. Rye down 4-1s at 1.32 4-2. Soybeans mixed around 2 lower to 2 higher at 2.47 2-'.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn price levels in Kansas City market report
AP reports Kansas City grain quotes with wheat steady to down modestly and corn unsettled to higher on 28 car lot. No 2 dark and hard wheat around 2.20 to 2.44, No 2 red near 2.20, No 3 around 2.18 to 2.22. Corn No 2 white about 1.18 to 1.26, No 3 1.12 to 1.25, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.25 to 1.26, No 3 1.22 to 1.26. Oats offered no cars, unchanged.
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Kansas City
Prolific Vehicle Thefts And Army Football Honor
Police report multiple car incidents including siphoned gas tanks and a prowler on South Wilson while Rexall hosts an Open House Sale. Army Pvt Kenneth J. Jackson of the 7th Infantry Division played on a team that finished second in the Eighth U.S. Army Football Conference in Korea. Jackson, 21, attended Chanute High School and Washburn University after basic training at Fort Carson.
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Army
Kenneth J. Jackson
Ike Jones
N. Washington
7Th Infantry Division
U. S. Army
Korea
Jackson
3D Infantry
Fort Carson
Colo
Chanute High School
Washburn University
Topeka
Cars collide at Elm and Washington injure none reported
Billie Whitworth, 15, of Route 3 and Mrs George Rausch, 50, of 920 North Santa Fe, were involved in a two vehicle crash at the Elm and Washington intersection around 4 20 p m yesterday. Police estimated damage to Whitworths 1960 Chevrolet at 45 dollars and to the Rauschs 1958 Ford at 125 dollars.
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Billie Vs. Whitworth
George Rausch
N. Santa Fe
Elm
Washington
Whitworth
Rausch
Rexall Plenamins Health Vitamin Contest Ad
Case ads promote Rexall Plenamins from Casey Drug Company. An Americas leading health vitamin brand offers a $50,000 contest prize and large promotional copy.
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Rexall Plenamins
Casey Drug Company
Doty Announces Birth Of Randy Lincoln In Kan sas City
Mr and Mrs Johnie Doty of Kansas City Kansas announce the birth of a son Randy Lincoln this morning. The baby weighs seven pounds and has a brother Ronnie six. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs James H Moore of Eric and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Avon Doty of 401 N Garfield. Parents are former Chanute residents.
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Johnie Doty
Kansas City
Kan
Randy Lincoln
Ronnie
James H. Moore
Eric
Avon Doty
N. Garfield
Chanute
Tourists Return After Rose Parade Visit to California
Mr and Mrs Milo Myers and their son Dale Myers with family Duane Terri and Lynette of Los Angeles arrived home Sunday after a three week vacation. They attended the Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena and toured San Juan San Diego and Mexico.
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Milo Myers
Dale Myers
Duane
Terri
Lynette
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Juan
San Diego
Mexico
Vaughn Attends Basic Feed Short Course in Kansas City
Eldon Vaughn of 508 W 3rd attends a basic feed short course in Kansas City this week. Santa Fe System reports 24,786 carloads moved for the week ending January 5, 1963, down from 28,427 in the prior year. On line loadings totaled 16,028 versus 19,66] for the same week last year.
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Eldon Vaughn
W. 3Rd
Kansas City
Krone Family Heads Home From Wichita Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph L Krone and daughters Karen Janet and Charlene recently left Wichita for Cedar Rapids Iowa after holiday visits with their parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Krone of 705 N Forest and Mr and Mrs Charles Vierth of 1311 W Main Krone serves as agency manager for Travelers Insurance Company.
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Ralph L. Krone
Karen
Janet
Charlene
Wichita
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Alfred Krone
N. Forest
Charles Vierth
W. Main
Krone
Traveler's Insurance Company
Dr Sabin Praises Kansas Oral Polio Program
Dr Albert Sabin lauded Kansas oral polio immunization efforts in a telegram to state epidemiologist Dr Donald E Wilcox. He urged maximum reach, especially among preschool and schoolchildren, noting over a million had received the initial dose in December. Type II vaccine will be rolled out in 95 counties next week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Albert Sabin
Donald E. Wilcox
Sabin
Deaths and Funerals in Oswego and nearby towns
Mrs. Bertha Holmes died this morning at Oswego Hospital after a three day admission. Funeral plans through Johnson Mortuary will be announced. Solemn requiem mass for Thomas Robert Short was held at St. Patrick's Church with Rev. Finnegan officiating and burial at Harrison cemetery. William Jackson Hosfelt's funeral was held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park. Mrs. Henry B. Woodruff, 81, dies at Bryant's Rest Home. funeral at Kin caid Baptist Church with burial in Lone Elm cemetery. she leaves a daughter, two sons, eight grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren, plus sisters and a brother.
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Bertha Holmes
S. Lincoln
Oswego
Johnson Mortuary
Hosfelt
William Jackson Hosfelt
Roy S. Gibson
J. Hutchison
Richard Worley
Ray Plummer
Lynda Hutchison
Leonard Scribner
Henry Biggs
Frank Burtle
Harold Sharp
Riley Graham
Ernest Crawford
Everett Miller
Lyle Swink
Harold Cook
Memorial Park
Henry B. Woodruff
Kincaid Baptist Church
Lone Elm Cemetery
Woodruff
Bryants Rest Home
Anderson County
Chanute
Kincaid
Lone Elim
Methodist Church
Floyd Kelly
Kay Hotel
Roy H. Woodruff
Hawkinsville
Charles M. Woodruff
Maitland
Fla
Jane Lombard
Garnett
Mary Porter
George Robertson
Sheridan
Wyo
Texas Tops In Support Loans In 1962 Farming aid
Washington AP reports Texas led states in government price support loans for the year ending July 1 1962. Texas farmers obtained 434 million dollars in loans, followed by Iowa 287 million and Kansas 248 million.
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Washington
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
Stanton Residents Will Go to Assessor
Stanton County residents will go to the assessor this year instead of the assessor visiting homes. The innovation, believed unique in Kansas, is being adopted because it’s hard to find deputy assessors to do all the traveling, county clerk Arlene Friesen said.
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Johnson, Kan
Stanton County
Kansas
Arlene Friesen
Radar Study Of Venus
Radar and radio studies of Venus portray a waterless desert with winds of hundreds of miles an hour and a surface temperature around 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Conducted by the Naval Research Laboratory and Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the work hinges on forthcoming Mariner 2 data to confirm the picture.
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Washington
Venus
Naval Research Laboratory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Washington Post
The
Naval Laboratory
Earth
California Laboratory
U N Cuban Crisis Books Are Closed
The United States and the Soviet Union told U Thant the Cuban crisis does not need further Security Council attention. Cuba refused foreign inspectors to verify removal of Soviet missiles, while the U.S. confirmed dismantling of bases and missiles, with lingering Soviet troops in Cuba and Castro defending sovereign inspection denial.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Cuba
Mit
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Slayton Named Chief Astronaut at NASA
Washington AP NASA appoints Donald Slayton as chief astronaut after grounding for heart trouble. He mentors nine new space pilots, assigns tasks to six Project Mercury veterans, and maintains records. Slayton, 38, was grounded last July and has a one year waiver through Nov. 20 with periodic medical checks.
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Washington
Civilian Space Agency
Air Force
Donald K. Slayton
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Slayton
Project Merxney
Clipper Barber Shop Sold to Garry Starmer of Altamont
Garry Starmer, of Altamont, has purchased the Clipper Barber Shop at 209 East Main from Chuck Wagner. Starmer is married with two preschool aged children. Wagner’s plans are indefinite.
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Garry Starmer
Altamont
E. Main
Chuck Wagner
Starmer
Wagner
Strike Halts Luxury Liners in Transatlantic Sailings
United States Lines canceled January sailings of the United States and the America due to the Atlantic and Gulf coast longshoremen strike and union support. Five voyages involving the two liners have been canceled since December 21 as mediators meet with negotiators amid disappointment from a federal mediator.
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New York
S AP
United States Lines
Atlantic and Gulf Coast
United States
Europe
America
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 8, 1963
Chanute Tribune page two reports local briefs dated January 8, 1963. Items include community notices and short updates from Chanute and nearby areas, with emphasis on civic happenings and upcoming events.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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K. C. Livestock
Wall Street
Parsons Livestock
Daily Transcript
Highway Patrol
Arthur D. Finley
Thomas E. Bartholomew
Eric R
Hiram E. Campbell
Malcolm
Raymond A. Cook Jr
W. Mavis David Kaufman
S. Wilson
Frank Gossett
S. Malcolm
Jacob Harjo
Lawrence
Ceci L. Fowler
W. 7Th
Virgil L. Martin
Tulsa
Robert M. Osborn
Leroy E. Phillips
S. Evergreen
Billy J. Shopten
Columbus
Alfred W. Olson
Clinton
Lewis Johnson
James Sieg
Madison
Lemar Whitson Jr
Donald L. Horton
Lafayette
Fidela Godiner
Imelda Adelgren
Beulah Showalter
Erie
Great Western Drilling Co
Order of Eagles
David Doty
Plummer
Western
Kenneth Bockover
Highland
James C. Ferguson
Lincoln
Barbara Schultz
Lois Cariburg
N. Steuben
N. Lafayette
Goa Cas Cs Aksiciscs
Roosters Ks
City Cate
N. Senta Fe
Jim Swiler
White
Kafir
Shorts
K. C
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
James
Terry Rickard
Rocky
Indianapolis
Jim Alexander
Connec
Santa Fe
South of Senior High
Rexall
Casey Drug CO
South Wilson
Dr. Sabin
Woodruff Rites
Stanton
Fairlane
Door
Morton's Men's
Chanute, Kansas
Fairlane Squire
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Carlos Lechuga
Donald Slayton
Clipper
Falcon
Tranter Area
Morss Oneewe
Merle Kelly Ford
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