Kansas City livestock market figures show varied cattle and hog prices
Cattle trade steady to mixed with steers 26.00 27.00 prime, cows 16.00 17.00, feeders 24.00 26.00. Hogs up to 25 higher, 1 3 16.75 19.00, sows 25 50 higher. Sheep steady with wool lambs 22.50 23.75, ewe values 4.06 50. PARSONS HOGS and YEALS sections list weight and price ranges for multiple classes including grain fed steers, heifers, stockers, bulls, and breeding stock.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Egg price report from Kansas City markets
Kansas City wholesale egg quotes show large eggs at 80 percent A grade 24 to 27 cents per dozen and mediums at 80 percent A grade 22 to 25 cents. Butter prices remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Poultry and dairy prices hold steady in Chicago
In Chicago, live poultry and butter and eggs remain unchanged in price. The AP notes market stability with no shifts in poultry demand or dairy product values observed today.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported For Wheat Corn Soybeans
Chicago prices show Wheat No 2 hard 1.53 percent, No 2 sout red 1.47, Corn No 2 yellow 1.14 and No 3 yellow 1.10, No 4 yellow 1.06 and No 5 yellow 0.98 to 1.01, Oats No 2 heavy white 79 to 7s, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.66, Soybean oil 8.55 marking the market shifts.
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Chicago
Paola Oil Tank Explosion Kills Local Man
Paola Kansas J E Meents was killed when a crude oil tank exploded near town while thawing pipes with fire. The blast hurled him about 200 feet and ignited a fire that destroyed the tank and his pickup.
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Paola
Kan
J. E. Meents
Meents
Wall Street Rises Broadly as Peace Talks Boost Mood
The AP index at noon climbs 1.6 to 328.7 with industrials up 3.2 and utilities up 6 as optimism grows on Viet Nam peace talks. The Dow Jones hits 916.03, up 7.11, amid rising economic signs and reinvestment demand.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Dow Jones
Blood donors give six gallon total at Legion event
Two hundred twelve pints were collected in five percent hours at 923 S. Central with Raymond Friederich noted as donor. Donors enjoyed a smothered steak dinner courtesy of the Legion prepared and served by thirty nine Legion members including Kenneth Cummings and Joe Gormley. Doctors and nurses assisted, with G L Ashley and Dean Gough among physicians and Mmes. Roy Williams, Neil Krone and others as RNs.
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Raymond Friederich
S. Central
Courtsey
Legion
Kenneth Cummings
Charles Ballou
Gene Uden
Dick Ashley
Randal Diver
Bob Frederick
Neil Krone
Bob Phillips
Warren Fitch
Joe Gormley
Vernon Defebaugh
Harold Kimble
Kenneth Summers
Dewey Mague
Jack Dalton
Dale Stem
D. H. Cunningham
R. J. Hayes
Floyd Naff
Hans Herold
G. L. Ashley
Lee Burns
Lee Embry
Gordon Bender
H. E. Campbell
Dean Gough
H. K. Baker
Mmes
Roy Williams
Dick Mece Mimmy
Don Ray
Lillian Marvin
LPN
Lena Robertson
Evelyn Adams
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Movements
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to p.m. with a census of 75 patients including adults and a baby. It records Monday admissions to Fred Heinan and others, dismissals, admissions today Debra Mullins and Harold Peterson, and police summons for Don Gilbreath. Recent moves note several residents changing addresses.
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Fred Heinan
Cynthia Ponce
S. Forest
Leo Fairchild
S. Santa Fe
James Butler
Mattie Wetmore
W. Main
Lilian Wilson
E. 11Th
Lynn Gorrell
S. Western
Todd McKlvain Pittsburg
Frank Killian
Thayer
Andrew Rentz
Bryant Nursing Home
Ernest Crawford
Jesse Barker
S. Lafayette
George Gambill
E. Main
Elias Savala
N. Forest
Paul Coover
Eric
Clarence Bruenge
Humboldt
Carl Matlock
Opal Williams
Jarold Fleming
N. Garfield
Dale Shultz
Adah McCune
Fred Henderson
Debra Mullins
Evergreen
Harold Peterson
Petrolia
Elzie Rourk
Glen Carraham
Altoona
Budget Director Resigns in Budget Bureau Shakeup
Washington AP reports Budget Director Charles L. Schultze resigns as top presidential economic adviser. Charles J. Zwick named to succeed him at $30,000 a year, with Zwick described as Schultze’s principal assistant. Zwick, a Plantsville Connecticut native, formerly taught economics at Harvard and joined the Budget Bureau in October 1965 after Rand Corp.
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Washington
Charles L. Schultze
Budget Bureau
Schultze
Congress
Texas White House
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Charles J. Zwick
Zwick
Juror Held In Contempt After Apparent Drunkenness
In Miami a juror was found ill but intoxicated during a rape case trial. The judge cited him for contempt and jailed him for 30 days, declaring a mistrial as the juror was led away in handcuffs.
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Miami
Fla
Woman Pleads Guilty To LSD Charge In Kansas Case
Carla Nelson, 24, of Lawrence, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of LSD in a federal indictment. Co-defendants Philip Shuman and Dennis Quinn pleaded not guilty. The case involves about 30 LSD tablets sold in Nebraska and at the KU campus, with Shuman alleged to supply Nelson and Quinn accused of selling to minors at a KU dorm.
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Wichita
University of Kansas
Carla Nelson
Lawrence
Miss Nelson
U.S. Dist
Wesley Brown
Philip Barron Shuman
Scottisbluff, Neb
Dennis Normar Quinn
Kansas City
Kan
Nebraska
Shuman
Quinn
Deaths and Funerals for Brad Miller in Erie
Brad Miller, 73, a retired carnival laborer, died at his Erie home after months of failing health. Born June 20, 1919 in Chanute, Illinois, he leaves two sisters and two brothers. Rosary is Wednesday, Mass Thursday at St Patrick's, burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Brad Miller
Erie
Springfield
Ill
Pierce Funeral ‘Home
Pital
Chanute
Prairie Queen
Catholic Church
Park Myers
Glen Winders
Wilburt Switzer
Oren Switzer
Santa Fe
N. M
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Church
Vincent Hogan
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Switzer Samuel Edward obituary
Samuel Edward Switzer, 48, formerly of Chanute, died Sunday at Osawatomie State Hospital. His years of life and local ties are noted in this brief obituary notice.
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Samuel Edward Switzer
Chanute
Osawatomie State
Hos
Film shown to Alcott students on anti smoking message
Fourth to sixth grade students at Alcott School attended a PTA meeting where Dr. James Brown of SEK Tuberculosis Hospital presented the anti smoking film Point of View. He noted doctors have linked smoking to lung cancer since the 1930s and discussed recent anti smoking legislation amid tobacco industry influence. The program included a school band medley, a meeting, and life member pins for three members.
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Alcott School
PTA
James Brown
SEK Tuberculosis Hospital
Brown
Congress
Washington, D. C
John Curtis
Terry Tharp
Leo Rousch
Vyrl Evans
William Bobek
Robert Gormley
N. Forest
Local Residents Return From Florida Trip
John Gant of 1830 South Central entered Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott today. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lopez man of Route 4 returned from a ten day vacation to Florida. They visited the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and toured Tupperware International Headquarters in Orlando. They were weekend guests of W. D. Smith and family in Webster, Texas, and came home Sunday evening.
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John Gant
S. Central
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Robert E. Lopeman
R. 4
Florida
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, Tenn
Tupperware International
Orlando
Fla
W. D. Smith
Webster, Tex
William R. Pete McCarty dies at 71 in Humboldt
William R. Pete McCarty 71 of Humboldt died Monday after a short illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born March 14, 1896 in Golden Missouri he moved to Humboldt in 1905. A retired oil field worker and World War I veteran he married Lorena Moore in 1924. He is survived by his widow a daughter Virginia Harris a son Bill McCarty a sister and four grandchildren with five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev Charles H Minsch officiating burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
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William R
Pete) McCarty
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Golden
Lorena Moore
Garnett
Virginia Harris
Bill McCarty
Bruce Foster
Price Funeral Home
Charles H. Minsch
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Funeral service for Eu gene Geyer set for Wednesday
The funeral for Eu gene Geyer is scheduled Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Gibson Koch Chapel. Cedar Lodge Masons will conduct the graveside service at Bronson Cemetery. The Geyer family will meet friends at Gibson Koch Chapel from 7 to 8 p m this evening. Elvin Brune serves as secretary for the Eugene Geyer memorial fund with the Lions Club Glasses Fund.
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Eugene Geyer
Gibson-Koch
New Kiwanis President Presides at Tioga Hotel Meeting
Wilbur Allison, new Kiwanis president, led the club last night at the Tioga Hotel. He named committee chairmen and outlined the local and national Kiwanis goals for 1968. Guests included junior Kiwanian Deve Benson and Ben Barber of 114 S. Kansas.
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Wilbur Allison
Kiwanis
Tioga Hotel
Allison
Kiwanis Club
Deve Benson
Ben Barber
S. Kansas
Home-School Meet in St. Pat’s Gym
St Patrick’s Home and School met in the school gym with Hermon Honas presiding. Msgr Vincent Jeff Foster spoke on athletics goals. A modern math course for parents was announced, meeting weekly for 10 weeks. Mardi Gras events were discussed. First and second grade room mothers served refreshments.
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St. Pat's
St. Patrick's
Hermon Honas
Msgr
Vincent
Jeff Foster
Shower Honors Linda Lock Ahead of January Wedding
Louise Leroy hosted a Friday evening shower at the Leroy home for Linda Lock. The couple to wed is Linda Lock and Fred Bud Leroy on January 1. Sherry Clark and Ruth Leroy assisted in opening gifts as 28 guests attended.
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Louise Leroy
Lester Leroy
Fred
Bud) Leroy
Sherry Clark
Ruth Leroy
Duplicate Bridge Scores Show Strong Play
Three tables of duplicate bridge were played last night in the Home Savings lounge. Above average marks went to Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Charles Broadwell with 37 percent, Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Frank Jones with 35 percent, Nelson Rupart and Ida Forbes of Neodesha with 35 percent, and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen with 29 percent.
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Home Savings Lounge
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Fred Johnson
Frank Jones
Nelson Rupart
Ida Forbes
Neodesha
Ralph Caldwell
Chanute Sweet Adelines announce February show
Chanute Sweet Adeline chorus plans a February 10 show themed Among My Souvenirs. Mrs. Wilbur Chandler, president, describes a lineup including the Klipper Kords from Omaha, the Se Kans quartet from Pittsburg, and local group Spirit of 66720, with Mrs. Jeff Coots directing. The 20 member Chanute chorus has previously performed for local groups.
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Chanute Sweet Adeline Chorus
Wilbur Chandler
Wayne Knox
Klipper
Chanute
Jeff Coots
Chanute Tribune Publisher and Staff Listing Notice
The Chanute Tribune provides staff roles including Dwight McCreight as writer and Wayne J. Smith as News Editor. Advertising manager Fay D. Clopine, circulation Ben Nicholas, and production staff are listed. Subscription rates are detailed for various territories and delivery options.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Fisher Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
P. Fma
Dorsey Osborn
Fma
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Daily Transcript
Don Gilbreath
Dan Pritchard
E. Ith
Liz Culbertson
S&s. Highland
Ted Buehl
Poplar Heights
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N. Malcolm
Gordon Boerwinkle
James Boerwinkle
Lafayette
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Saigon
Chanute High School
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
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N. J
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People
Goeit Denk
Linda Lock
Neosho
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Wilson
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