Wilson SCS Annual Meet Honors Six Bankers Award Winners
About 425 people attended the Wilson County Soil Conservation District meeting at the National Guard Armory in Fredonia. Bankers Award honors went to six couples for outstanding soil and water conservation work. Top poster contest winners received cash prizes from district board member Lewis Cline. Special guests included C. E. Crews and Leo Brown. Harold Ensley delivered the highlight talk.
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Fredonia
National Guard
Wilson County Soil Conservation District
Harry Paulsen
Edwin York
Virgil York
Harvey Wells
Charles Warner
Robert Collins
Edward Stepanich
Lewis Cline
Richard Cole
Raymond Rogers
Carolyn Engstrom
Janice Frey
Janice McGaugh
Mike Myers
Rita Boyer
Laura Sidlinger
Linda McConnell
Pamela Pryor
Theo Myers
C. E. Crews
Iola
Leo Brown
Eureka
Arthur W. Miller
SCS
Harold Ensley
Vealers Up Hogs Slow at Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City cattle buyers showed varied results with steers, heifers, and vealers mixed. Vealers strong to higher, hogs mostly steady to lower, sheep steady. prices listed for calves, cows, bulls, and stockers. Par sons and regional markets also reported mixed steps in weight-based lots and grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Egg price table shows extras and mediums with small changes
The notice lists wholesale egg pricing with extras at 80 percent grading around 33 to 34, mediums at 80 percent around 31 to 32, and mostly at 32 percent and 2. Poultry and butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago wholesale market prices and grain results report
AP wire summary of Chicago commodity quotations shows steady butter and eggs, with varied poultry and grain prices. Live poultry roasters and heavy hens price ranges, wheat and corn futures mixed, soybeans steady to down, and Kansas City cash grain quotes listing multiple classes and prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
McMillen Heads NFO in Wilson County 1962 Election
Gene McMillen was elected chairman of the Wilson County National Farmers Organization for 1962 at the regular NFO meeting in the REA Building. Irvin Gibson was named vice chairman, Neil Nelson secretary, and John Carlson treasurer. Ivan Fail won the Wilson County board seat for the 3rd Congressional District. Members were chosen for meat, grain and dairy bargaining boards, with trustees Bill Tindle Bob Compton and Bill Leonard. A. B. Erickson audited reports. Bill Fail reported on the Harrisonville area meeting. plans were made for a membership drive and a sausage supper at Erie Saturday night. A Vince Rossiter taped speech from Des Moines was played. Refreshments served to 51.
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Fredonia
Gene McMillen
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
NFO
REA
Irvin Gibson
Altoona
Neil Nelson
R. 1
John Carlson
Buffalo
Ivan Fail
Thayer
Wilson County
Bill Tindle
Bob Compton
Bill Leonard
A. B. Erickson
Harrisonville
Bill Fail
Kansas City Marketing Area Meat Bargaining Board
Erie
Vince Rossiter
Independent Bankers Assn
Des Moines
Wichita Teachers Get $200 Pay Hike From Board
The Wichita Board of Education approved an across the board pay raise of 200 dollars a year for all city public school teachers. The vote was taken Monday night.
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Wichita
Wichita Public
Board of Education
Education Aid Split: Colleges First in Kennedy Plan
House Democrats will push higher education aid as a separate bill from public school funding, with Speaker McCormack saying moving the college measure first could improve chances. Kennedy joined the first White House breakfast session to discuss the strategy, amid past battles over parochial school aid and constitutional questions. The administration seeks 2.5 billion for public schools and 2 billion for college buildings and scholarships over several years.
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Washington
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
McCormack
Congress
Agreement on Tariff Reductions Between EEC and United States
In Brussels a broad tariff reduction pact was announced after talks involving Howard Peterson and W Walton Butterworth. The accord, pending GATT submission and eventual U S Congress review, reportedly includes about 20 percent cuts on most traded industrial goods. Details await communique this day at Common Market headquarters.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Howard Peterson
Kennedy
W. Walton Butterworth
U.S
Jean Rey
Common Market Executive Commission
GATT
Common Market
Council of Ministers
U.S. Congress
Astronaut Launch Delay Rescheduled to January Twenty Fourth
Cape Canaveral officials announce a postponement of the planned spaceflight as the launching attempt is now set for January 24. Details remain limited but preparations proceed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Wall Street Edges Down in Quiet Late Trading
The New York market showed listless trading with a 3.5 million share day volume. Major stocks fell fractions to over a point while a few issues posted gains. Government bond prices slid as corporate issues stayed mixed with overall weakness.
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New York
U.S
Orderly Bid For Buildings At Schools
TOPEKA AP The Board of Regents seeks building funds from the 1962 legislature to avoid future college construction needs. Whitley Austin, Salina editor and outgoing board chairman, told legislators that without funds the regents must request aid again. He cited planning for new dormitories at five major campuses within two calendar years.
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Regents
Austin
Annanristian
The
Cal
Glenn Jr. orbital flight postponed to January 24
John A. Glenn Jr. into orbit around the earth has been postponed one day to January 24. Informed sources say a faulty valve in a cooling unit in the Mercury capsule caused the delay. The unit feeds coolant to the astronaut's suit while he sits in the capsule atop the Atlas booster awaiting launch.
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John A. Glenn Jr
Earth
NFO Meet At Erie Draws Wide District Attendance
National Farmers Organization groups from the 3rd Congressional District gather in Erie for their annual meeting at the high school. A free 3,000 serving whole hog sausage supper begins at 5:30. Speakers include Oren Lee Staley of Rea Mo and Vince Rossiter of Hardington Neb.
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Erie
National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
Neosho
Wilson
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Oren Lee Staley
Rea. Mo
National Nfc
Vince Rossiter
Hardington
Neb
Independent Bankers Assn
Staley
Rossiter
Texas Girl Locked In Freezer Room
Sondra Posey a 16 year old girl spent the night in a freezer room at a Borger drive in cafe after a thief slammed the door and fastened it She was found by morning workers shivering with her shoes frozen to the floor and taken to hospital where her condition was listed as serious
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Borger
Tex
Sondra Posey
Khrushchev's Home Troubles Highlight Soviet Power Struggles
U S specialists see Khrushchev facing internal Moscow power struggles with Stalinist elements in the Central Committee and secretariat. They caution the United States should not rejoice, fearing possible shifts toward Stalinist tactics or altered policy amid leadership tensions.
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Washington
Khrushchev
U.S
United States
V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Peiping
Albania
Khbrushchev
Minsk
Moscow Radio
Stalin
Kansas Plans Dormitory Expansion to Ease Enrollment
Austin announced space for 1 805 more students will be funded by the regular state dormitory levy with no extra tax. He praised the legislature for authorizing a program to build dormitories and school buildings to meet swelling enrollments and research demands, forecasting a 46 percent rise in enrollments across five state institutions.
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At&t
Gamble Sk
U Tg
Motors
Austin
Manson Chanee
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals for England Carter Smith and Groome
Funeral services are announced for Charles F. England at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Ross Carter's service is at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home in Neodesha with burial there. John Otis Smith dies in Erie Rest Home with arrangements to be announced. Anna Smith dies in Chester fire. funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Seiling with burial nearby. Mrs Walter P Groome's funeral occurred at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood. songs were performed by local mourners.
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Johnson Mortuary
LaMoine ‘Waldron
First Christian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Carter
Ross ‘Carter
Loren Fawcett
Neodesha
John Otis Smith
Odense
Erie Rest Home
Anna Smith
Earl Pulliam
S. Washington
Chester
Oklo
Jim Smith
Smith
Groome
Walter P. Groome
Carl Beck
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mmes. W. D. Brass
Fern Dick
Beck
Hazel Slane
Home Sweet Home
Dave Brown
Clifford Peterson
L. M. Boyd
Earl Switzer
J. E. Haymaker
Jim Ard
Sunday Law Question Heard by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Sunday closing with a decision likely in March. The case centers on whether Sunday closing laws infringe on state rights and religious freedoms.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Santa Fe weekly carloads drop from prior year
News briefs note total carloads moved on Santa Fe lines for the week ending January 13 were 29 687, down from 32 293 a year earlier, with online loadings at 20 234 vs 23 399 and connections at 9 453 up from 8 894. Also reports a prior week total of 28 427 carloads.
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Santa Fe
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in Daily Transcript
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Amy Warner 1525 S Highland medical Douglas Pennington 21 S Rutter surgery William Gardner 319 N Lafayette surgery Orval James 320 N Franklin medical Noel Wright Neosho Manor medical Francis Bernd 1308 S Santa Fe medical Brenda Mathews 419 W 3rd medical Dismissals included Mrs Ger.
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Amy Warner
S. Highland
Douglas Pennington
S. Rutter
William Gardner
N. Lafayette
Orval James
N. Franklin
Noel FE. Wright
Neosho Manor
Francis Bernd
S. Santa Fe
Brenda Mathews
Ger
Births and admissions listed in Chanute Tribune notice
The Chanute Tribune for January 16, 1962 lists births at area hospitals with couples and newborns, and today’s hospital admissions and dismissals. Entries name families by surname and street address, noting medical reasons where stated and listing patients and guardians.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Regents Elect Clyde Reed Topeka Chairman Of Regents
Clyde M. Reed Jr., Parsons publisher, elected chairman of the Board of Regents for a one year term, succeeding Whitley Austin. Leon Roulier Colby named vice chairman succeeding Clement Hall Coffeyville. Max Bickford reelected secretary. KU dorm meal rates rise 22.50 per semester to 247.50. Engineering departments merged at KU into engineering mechanics and aerospace engineering effective Feb 1.
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Topeka
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
Board of
Regents
Reed
Whitley Austin
Salina
Leon Roulier
Colby
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Max Bickford
University of Kansas
Engineering Mechanics
Aeronautical Engineering
Department of
Engineering Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering
Travelers Seize Ginkgo Tree Spirit of Europe from Orient
Travelers describe a yearly 18th century exchange bringing a prized ginkgo tree from the Orient to Europe. The note frames the plant as a symbol of transcontinental travel and botanical interest.
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Europe
Kidney Danger Signals Warn of Functional Kidney Disorders
Ad claims dysfunction signs like getting up at night burning frequent or scanty flow leg pains and backache may warn of kidney issues. Promotes Bukets to increase kidney output with a promise of a drugstore money back offer at McCune Drug.
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Nature
McCune Drug
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