Low Prices Higher Kansas City Livestock Markets
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports hogs at 4 500 head with barrows and gilts steady while sows advance to 75 higher. Barrows and gilts 190 250 lb range 15.25 15.75. 270 400 lb sows 12.50 13.50. Sheep 800 head overall with slaughter lambs steady to strong. ewes and feeders steady. Cattle 5,000, calves 10: slaughter steers and heifers mostly 25 lower. top slaughter steer 21.75 23.50, top heifers 21.25 22.75, cows 13.25 14.00, good calves 19.00 20.00, cull lambs 10.00 down, slaughter ewes 2.00 5.00, breeding ewes 6.00 12.00.
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City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Livestock Market Prices Quietly Steady Across Cattle Hogs And Sheep
The market shows steady to firm quotes for hogs, cattle and sheep. Hogs range from 7.00 to 15.25 for various grades, cattle from 12.00 to 22.50, and sheep with spring lambs up to about 17.50, reflecting current demand and weight classes.
Egg price report shows small shifts in Kansas City
In Kansas City the AP notes consumer eggs mostly at 37 for large A and mostly 33 for medium A while some lines show 31 to 39. Wholesale egg prices run about 40 for large, 38 for medium, with 80 percent ranges around 38 to 41 and 36 to 40 respectively. Poultry and butter hold steady.
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Kansas City
Poultry prices steady to up in Chicago market
Chicago AP reports live poultry mostly unchanged to two cents higher with roasters at 23 to 24 cents per pound and special red white rock fryers at about 19 to 20 cents. New heavy hens run in the 20s.
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Chicago
Butter Steady and Eggs Firm in Chicago Prices
Chicago AP reports butter remained steady while eggs held firm with little change in price levels across the market. No additional details on sources or exact figures provided.
Wheat, corn, oats prices in Chicago market report
CHICAGO AP reports mixed grain prices with no wheat or soybeans listed. Corn futures show No 2 yellow at 1.25 1/2, No 3 at 1.21 1/2, No 4 at 1.19 1/2, No 5 at 1.23. Oats quotes include No 2 extra heavy white 76-77 and No 2 extra heavy mixed 75 1/2. Soybean oil price 8's 4a.
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Chicago
Daily Transcript Admits And Dismisses At Neosho Memorial
Monday admissions include Paris Moor Humboldt medical and Mrs Loren Lee 809 S Malcolm medical Also admitted Kathryn Daily Thayer medical Todd Boyd Humboldt surgery William Boyd Jr Humboldt surgery Michael Boyd Humboldt surgery Births recorded Mr and Mrs David David Humboldt boy and Mr and Mrs Manuel Marquez Humboldt boy Dismissals include Susannah Rodenberger Salina Robert C Greer Humboldt Patricia Harvey Thayer Mrs Daisy Wilson Neosho Manor Mrs Jack Laver Humboldt Also noted HW Patrol citations for speeding and failures to observe stop signs with $10 fines and $5 costs plus misc moves and a fire run at 9 15 a.m. George Taylor residence 1008 W Beech five burn out
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Paris Moor
Humboldt
Loren Lee
S. Malcolm
Susannah Rodenberger
Salina
Robert C. Greer
Patricia Harvey
Thayer
Daisy Wilson
Neosho Manor
Jack Laver
Kathryn Daily
Ocie Beck
N. Steuben
Todd Boyd
William Boyd Jr
Michael Boyd
Donald Morris
N. Western
Ellis Umbarger
S. Wilson
Walter Cox
Westview Nursing Home
Charles Heaton
S. Kansas
Kim Kesner
W. Cherry
David David
Manuel Marquez
Full Inquiry Into Deals By Baker
Senate investigators vow a full inquiry into a joint land venture by former Senate aide Robert G. Baker and Sen. George A. Smathers. The Rules Committee hears focused on Baker’s vending machine dealings with testimony from Eugene A. Hancock and Milton Hauft. Smathers disclosed a one fifth real estate stake in a central Florida transaction in early 1957 without detailing figures.
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Senate
Robert G. Baker
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Democratic
Eugene A. Hancock
Miami, Fla
Automatic Vending Services, Inc
Serv-A Corp
Smathers
Milton Hauft
Internal Revenue Service
Florida
KOP Area Near Parsons Proposed New Medium Security Site
A Kansas committee reviewed options for a new medium security facility near Parsons. It weighed using an industrial farm as a nucleus to cut costs but noted long term disadvantages, including worker competition with nearby federal institutions, high construction costs on the terrain, and impractical pole design. Five alternative sites were named Abilene, Holton, Ottawa, Iola, and Independence for future consideration.
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Leavenworth-Lansing
Abilene
Holton
Ottawa
Iola
Independence
Plane Pilot Is Safe and Four Fliers Missing
Maj. Thomas W. McCormick of Yawkey West Virginia, sole survivor of a B52 crash in a snowbound Appalachians, reached a farmhouse after surviving a forest landing. Four other SAC crew members are believed to have parachuted and are being searched in zero temperatures amid assurances no nuclear danger.
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Strategic Air Command
Thomas W. McCormick
Yawkey
W. Va
McCormick
Air Force
James W. Wilson
Omaha
Air Force Logistics Command
Appalachian Range
Grantsville
Huck Boyd Considers Run for Kansas Governor
Phillipsburg publisher MecDill Huck Boyd told supporters at a luncheon he sees encouragement across the state to run for governor and has conducted two months of polling and outreach. He plans consultations with leaders and research before any formal announcement, stressing a wholehearted campaign to address Kansas problems and seeking local support and guidance.
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Phillipsburg
MecDill (Huck) Boyd
Boyd
Pfeifer Hosts Turkey Supper For Donnie Eagle Honor
Mr and Mrs Joe Pfeifer entertained with a turkey supper on January 6 honoring Donnie Eagle. Guests included Mr and Mrs W K Eagle Mr and Mrs Lloyd Krepps Dean Gary Scott and Mr and Mrs Enfield Kamm. W K Eagle and wife traveled to Kansas City January 10 to take their son Donnie to the airport before his return to London England for 11 more months of service aboard a 707 jet to New York then Chicago.
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Joe Pfeifer
Donnie Eagle
W. K. Eagle
Lloyd Krepps
Dean
Gary Scott
Enfield Kamm
Kansas City
Donnie
London
England
New York
Chicago
Family in Sheltered Care After Marion Crash
David Brotton of 204 South Kansas was moved to Neo sho Memorial Hospital from a Marion Kansas hospital after a Christmas day auto crash near Marion. Brotton has a broken pelvis and his son Stephen sustained a broken arm. The rest of the family reported no injuries. Weekly carload totals show Santa Fe at 9 217 versus 9 586 year ago and 26 241 carloads in the prior week.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marion
Kas
Brotton
Stephen
Santa Fe
Wilson County NFO to Elect Officers and Trustees
The Wilson County National Farmers Organization will meet next Monday night in the REA Building at Fredonia to elect officers commodity boards and chairmen and one trustee.
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Wilson County National Farmers Organization
REA
Fredonia
Santa Fe carload totals rise for week ending January 11 1964
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending January 11 1964 were 30 534, up from 29 986 in the same week a year earlier. On line loadings numbered 21 317, compared with 20 400 for the corresponding week last year. Cars received from connections.
State Weather Kansas City Report
AP dispatch lists 24 hour highs and lows across Kansas with precipitation. Chanute 19/8 inch snow. Concordia 21/1 inch snow. Dodge City 33/1 inch. Emporia 23/8 inch. Garden City 34/4 inch. Goodland 40/0 inch. Hill City 35. Manhattan 17/5 inch. Russell 29/7 inch. Salina 23/12 inch. Topeka 20/9 inch. Wichita 27/10 inch.
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Chanute
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Man’h'tan
Russell
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Wallace death and local funeral notices
Robert C Wallace died in Denver after three years there he was born February 12 1883 in Guernsey County Ohio a Mason a retired Ash Grove Cement Co employee his daughter Mrs Walter Raney of Denver survives his body arrives in Chanute this afternoon funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary Mrs Dallas Carol Clevenger service set for Wednesday at 2 pm Calbeck Ayers Funeral Home Pratt Sarah Viola Bahr to be at Johnson Mortuary at 10 am
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Robert O. Wallace
S. Evergreen
Denver
Ash Grove Cement Co
Gurnsey County
Ohio
Wallace
Walter Raney
Chanute
Johnson Mortuary
Clevenger
Dallas
Carol) Clevenger
Calbeck-Ayers
Pratt
Fag Advertising Curbs Planned
The Federal Trade Commission plans curbs on cigarette advertising to remove claims that smoking makes people feel good or is a social grace. The Times Washington dispatch says ads aimed at youths and athletes may be banned, changing the overall tone of tobacco ads.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Burial Service in Cedar Bluff Mo to Follow Wednesday
Wednesday morning service conducted by Rev. J. O. Grooms of Bible Baptist Church. Body to be taken to Cedar Bluff Missouri for burial with a graveside service set for 3:30 Wednesday afternoon.
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J. O. Grooms
The
Bible Baptist Church
Cedar Bluff Mo
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