Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Steady in Kansas City
Cattle and calves 7000 head, feeder cattle 6500, calves 500. Steers under 650 lb steady, over 650 lb weak. Feeder steers 540-575 lb 28.15-29.30, 650-890 lb 26.75-27.60, 800-950 lb 26.40-28.00. Feeder heifers 500-650 lb 23.00-25.30, 500-800 lb 21.00-22.50. High good 950-1000 lb 25.70-26.40. good 485-850 lb 24.50-27.00. Feeder calves 488 lb 33.00, mostly 365-475 lb 29.00-30.00. Hogs 3500 head, barrows and gilts up 25-50. various weights listed. Sheep 50 head, prices not established. Metals and stocks mixed with airline gains and zinc price hikes.
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Kansas City
Wall Street gains as Dow rebounds in early Thursday trading
Wall Street rose in early trading with the Dow Jones up 9.38 to 930.63 after a sharp drop day earlier. Trading volume for the first hour totaled 3.61 million shares as gains outpaced losses and gold stocks held firm amid high European metal prices. American South African rose 1 percent to 647 percent.
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New York
Dow
Deaths Funerals Mrs Julia Crapson 94 Erie resident
Mrs Julia Crapson 94 longtime Erie resident died today at Erie Nursing Home Born Julia Frances DeHart August 8 1874 in Grant City Missouri she moved with family to Kansas in a covered wagon and settled near Odense She married James Monroe Crapson September 16 1894 Survivors include a daughter Mrs Everett Irwin Chanute a son Ralph Clapson Erie four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren She was a member of Erie Federated Church charter member of Erie Rebekah Lodge and Past Noble Grands Club Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Erie Federated Church Rev Dale Fl lin officiating Burial East Hill Cemetery Erie
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Kansas
Odense
James Monroe Crapson
Erie
Crapson
Everett Irwin
Chanute
Ralph Clapson
Erie Federated Church
Erie Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands Club
Dale Fflin
East Hill Cemetery
Borg-Warner unveils anti lock brake system prototype
Detroit AP reports Borg-Warner introduced a new brake system that automatically pumps rear brakes several times a second when it senses wheel lock about to occur. The feature targets slick road conditions to prevent skids and improve control.
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Detroit
Free Immunization Clinic Saturday in Wilson County
The Wilson County Medical Society and Health Department sponsor a free immunization clinic in Neodesha high school gym and Fredonia county courthouse this Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. DPT for ages two months to six years with boosters, DT for seven and up with boosters every decade, measles vaccine for under 15, smallpox vaccines, and tetanus toxoid available. Live vaccines require 4 to 6 weeks between doses and boosters apply for those previously vaccinated.
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Neodesha
Fredonia
Wilson County Medical Society
Wilson County Health Department
F. A. Moorhead
Wilson County Health
Three theft reports logged by police yesterday
Police received three theft reports. Donald Wolken reported a radio stolen from his car, with time unknown. Galen Morrison said someone ripped out an $80 tape player from his 1963 Pontiac near Senior High, breaking a window and door handle and taking 11 tapes. Leon Ripple reported a girl’s clothing and money stolen from his residence.
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Donald Wolken
N. Forest
Galen Morrison
N. Ashby
Senior High
Leon Ripple
S. Ashby
Cars Damaged In Collision At Washington And Main
A 1963 Falcon driven by Katherine Brown and a 1966 Mustang driven by Carolyn Barney collided at the Washington and Main intersection about 4 p.m. Barney attempted a left turn into a parking lot, crossing Brown’s path. Each car sustained about $150 damage. Barney was cited for failing to yield right of way.
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Katherine Brown
N. Garfield
Carolyn Barney
W. 3Rd
Washington and
Main
Miss Barney
Miss Brown
Tallulah Bankhead Estate Estimated At Over One Million
New York AP reports actress Tallulah Bankhead died December 12 from pneumonia. Probate papers initially valued her estate at 250000 to 500000 but later filings show assets around 1 million. She held at least 400000 in stock and valuables in a safe deposit box, plus valuable paintings awaiting appraisal.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Instruction says contact your Tribune via phone. If unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p m for reachability guidance.
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Tribune
Suspect Held In Slaying Of 2 FBI Agents
Billie Austin Bryant, 38, an escapee and former Maryland Savings and Loan robber, surrendered in an attic after a Capital area manhunt. FBI agents Anthony Palmisano and Edwin Woodriffe were killed while pursuing Bryant, who was arraigned on two murder counts and held without bail.
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Washington
FBI
Billie Austin Bryant
Anthony Palmisano
Edwin Woodriffe
Bryant
Lorton Reformatory
Virginia
Bureau
Federal
Maryland Savings and Loan
Lawyers Dream Fades as Morgan Seeks Supreme Court Aid
Dan el Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan, ex-prisoner jailed in 1961, asks the Supreme Court to appoint a free lawyer due to poor health and alleged mistreatment in Leavenworth. He claims he was drugged and beaten and aims to argue his own case before the court soon. He lives in Washington.
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Washington
Danel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan
Supreme Court
Morgan
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Leavenworth
Farm Home Destroyed Near Yates Center
YATES CENTER The farm home of Mr and Mrs R V Forquer nine miles northwest of Yates Center burned Monday night after 10 o'clock. The Woodson County rural fire department and others could not save the dwelling. The Forquers have two children at home Anthony a high school sophomore and Marthe four. A miscellaneous shower will be held Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in the Pleasant View Grange building. Cash donations may be made at the State Exchange Bank. Bedding and other contributions may be left at the Yates Center Body Shop.
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Yates Center
R. V. Forquer
Woodson County Rural Fire Department
Forquers
Anthony
Marthe
Pleasant View
State Exchange Bank
Norvell Taylor Heads Erie Kiwanis Club
Norvell Taylor was installed as president of the Erie Kiwanis Club for 1969 at a Tuesday noon meeting at the Erie Cafe. Officers Bob Stahl, C. P. McKinnie, and Virgil Moody were also installed with Wayne Adam of Fredonia as installing officer. Adam spoke on Kiwanis goals for 1969 and four Fredonia Kiwanians attended.
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Erie
Norvell Taylor
Kiwanis Club
Erie Cafe
Bob Stahl
C. P. McKinnie
Virgil Moody
Kiwanis District
Wayne Adam
Fredonia
Adam
Kiwanis
Assessment Census Work Begins in Neosho County
Tax assessors have started work in Neosho County aiding farmers and business people to fill out 1969 tax assessment sheets. Virgil Lowe notes the county will also conduct the township census and Chanute school enumerators will cover the area.
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Neosho County
Erie
Virgil Lowe
Chanute
Oswald Earnhardt
Lowe
Frank Vaughn
Faubus to become Dogpatch U S A president Feb 1
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus says he will assume the presidency of Dogpatch U S A near Harrison on February 1. He cites developing tourist attractions as the best way to aid Arkansas economy and says he will live there while avoiding political involvement while connected with the attraction.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Dogpatch
U.S.A
Faubus
Harrison
Arkansas
Oazark
Woman foils abduction in Kansas City holdup
Mrs. Alice Mayer drove her car into a house to avoid being put in the trunk during a hold up at her husband’s coin shop. Police later captured Edward L. Clemmons, 21, who was also sought for a New Year’s Day restaurant holdup in which two employees were abducted.
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Kansas City
Alice Mayer
Edward L. Clemmons
Clemmons
Norton Co develops boron carbide armor for aircraft
The Norton Company in Worcester says it has created a boron carbide composite armor plate that can protect aircraft from .50 caliber bullets. The armor is intended for Army helicopters, marking a shift from earlier armor that only protected against .30 caliber rounds.
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Worcester, Mass
Norton Co
Neosho County Reports 1968 Traffic Toll
Sheriff George Neely and Deputy John Harris reported 134 accidents in Neosho County in 1968. Fifty two people were injured and ten fatalities occurred. Four citations were issued for no driver's license tag and yielding violations.
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Erie
Neosho County
Safety Department
Kansas State Highway Commission
George Neely
John Harris
Pastor Cites Church Gains in 1968 at Nazarene Church
The Chanute Church of the Nazarene reports gains in 1968 under Rev. Doyle Frazier. Membership stands at 107, enrollment reaches 245 including active enrollees cradle roll and home department. Giving rose by $10 per member to 160 each, largest in church history. The church joined 500 Midwest partners in a pioneer offering for an Nazarene college at Olathe and gave 5 percent of income to denominational educational institutions.
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Chanute Church of the Nazarene
Doyle Frazier
Midwest
Nazarene College
Olathe
Visiting restrictions and admissions chronicle hospital census
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital census with seven adults and four babies, visiting limited to one family member. Admissions listed include Timothy Mae and others for medical, surgery, and several residents from Iola, Humboldt, Buffalo, and Chanute. District Court, divorce, probate appeals, and marriage licenses are also noted alongside local police court actions.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mrs Evelyn Arnold Reports Break-In At Steuben Home
Mrs Evelyn Arnold of 220 Steuben reported to police yesterday that during her absence someone broke the storm door glass at her residence in Kansas City.
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Evelyn Arnold
Steuben
Kansas City
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Erie Nursing Home
Julia Frances DeHart
1874
Grant City, Mo
She
John DeHart
Wilson County
Tallulah
Otto Happy
Whitley & Morris
Whitley-Morris
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VROL
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Encyclo
Paedia Britannica, Inc
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Flumphrey
University of Minnesota
Macalester College
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McDonnell Co., Inc
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Kennedy and Johson
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McDonnell
Aristotle Onassis
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Onassis
Erie Kiwanis Club
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Tioga
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Big Creek
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Grant
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Danville
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Eric
Harry Kennedy
Walnut Grove
Joel VanMeter
Chetopa
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Centerville
Charles Norris
Mission
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Shiloh
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Lahore
Ivan Shafer
Lincoln
Chanute School
Carl Breiner
W. Oak
Cecil Pankratz
S. Evergreen
Wayne Cooper
S. Lincoln
Adventure Line Mfg. Inc
Parsons, Kansas
Bob Shearhart
BIG T
Daily Transcript
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S. Grant
Esther Gordon
Lafayette
Mildred McCarty
Westview Nursing Home
Clyde Logan
Humboldt
John Myers
Jennie Freeman
Glenn Powers Jr
Gas City
Billy Shaw
Iola
Claire Christie
S. Forest
Ralph Metzen
S. Highland
Glen McLaren
S. Plummer
Norman Shaffer
Sycamore
Hjalmar Nelson
Buffalo
Robert Whyte
S. Larson
Paul Coughey
Emmet McKaig
N. Washington
Jean Mitchell
Karen Fleming
Michial Wayne Lohse
Michael W. Lohse
Michial Lohse
Mike Lohse
James A. Christy
Edna Arlene Christy
E. F. Jacquinot
George A. Crawford
District Court Action
Mary Elaine Morris
Claudie Albert Morris
Evelyn Sue Watson
Gary Keith Watson
Jay Ronald Criger
Mary Jane McGettrick
Roger E. Leritz
Walnut
Gloria Jean Wintrack
St. Paul
Thomas Joseph Hernandez
Parsons
Carol Jane Schulze
Loren L. Showlter
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Ronald Oliver Lawrence
Sharon Delene Rush
Bernard Joseph Hardin Jr
Lynda Kay Hayes
Thayer
Donald Earl McFarland
Sharon Gayle McKenzie
Larry Neil Hoag
Maureen Katherine Boyd
Floyd Charles Lasley
Barlow
Lucile Maxine Bright
Clyde R. Allman
Doris Marie Shellhorn
John Oliver Walker Jr
Connie Louise Ward
Robert L. Phillips
N. Grant
Michael Wiles
John D. Clifford
Devon
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