Schoeppel to lie in state in Kansas Capitol rotunda
The body of Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel lies in state from noon to 4 p.m. in the Kansas Capitol rotunda. The Ness County farm boy who became governor and senator arrived from Washington with his widow Mrs. Ma rie Schoeppel, while state officials and legislators attend. The legislature suspends business and offices close during ceremonies, then the body is flown to Wichita for a 2 p.m. funeral at First Methodist Church.
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Topeka
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Capitol
Kansas
House
Senate
Ness County
Washington
Schoeppel
Marie Schoeppel
John Anderson
Wichita
First Methodist Church
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 4,000 head steady to 25 lower with 190-245 lb barrows and gilts at 17.00-17.75 and 270-400 lb sows at 14.75-15.50. Cattle steady to mixed with grain fed steers 600-700 lb at 22.00-24.50, 700-900 lb at 20.00-22.25, and calves 500+ pounds 23.00-25.00. Sheep 700 head, lambs 16.50-17.75, ewes 3.56-6.00, feeders 11.00-12.50. Parsons Livestock reports Hogs lower at 17.25-16.25 for 190-240 lb and 16.80-17.00 for 230-270 lb, sows 14.00-15.00, heavier 12.00-13.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street Notes Show Decline Amid Mixed Volumes
Wall Street slipped further as trading neared 1 PM with volume around 3.5 million shares versus 3.35 million prior. Most main issues fell slightly while speculative stocks declined more steeply. U.S. government bonds rose marginally and corporate bonds fell.
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U.S
New York
Commodity Quotes From Chicago Grain Market Report
Chicago grain and oilseed prices show no sales for wheat corn oats or soybean oil. Wheat closed fractional lower while maize oats and rye moved modestly, with soybeans mixed to higher and March contracts listed for several grains and barley ranges.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wheat and corn prices steady in Kansas City market brief
Kansas City markets report mixed grain quotes with wheat unchanged to slightly lower across grades and corn trading up to 2 higher. Oats show limited activity, soybeans around 2.37 to 2.42, while bran and shorts quote in the low 40s. Also notes Marine corporal promotion at Jacksonville and a student from Ulysses heading to Salt Lake City finals.
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Kansas City
Chanute Schools Highlight Week of Activities and Contests
Pittsburg State string quartet performs at the Chanute Senior High School program for music students. Chanute FFA district public speaking contest at Caney features four divisions for ninth to twelfth graders. Senior division top finisher advances to the state meet in Manhattan May 1. Eight SHS students took part in United Nations testing. Chanute PTA Council plans Founders Day events on February 12 with a life membership dinner at Hutton and a 7 30 program featuring Dr. R Edwin Browne of KU Lawrence as speaker.
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Chanute
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Bill Taylor
Taylor
United Nations
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Juliana Carlos
Lynda Hutchison
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Don Potter
Steve Walker
Dwight Wicker
Shirley Winters
Chanute Pta
Murray Hill
Hutton
R. Edwin Browne
Educational Radio and Television
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript records yesterday admissions for Mrs. Fred Miles Herbert Matlock Mrs. James A. Stemple Mrs. Cleo Hoffman Alice Reynolds and others. Dismissals include Solomon Denton Pearl MacLaurine Edith Martin and several others. Admissions today list John Miller Richard Serrato Max Alcott Linda Wagner Viola Thomas George Eggers. Dismissals today note Mrs Joe Blaine and daughter Eric and Michael Robinson Humboldt.
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S. Ashby
Herbert Matlock
Savenburg
James A. Stemple
W. 6Th
Cleo Hoffman
Eric
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N. Grant
Solomon Denton
N. Santa Fe
Pearl M. MacLaurine
S. Highland
Edith L. Martin
S. Lincoln
John Barney
W. Main
Henry A. Pearman
S. Central
T. L. Kneeland
Ralph Caldwell
S. Larson
Raymond Markham
Gillis Gibson
Earlton
John H. Miller
N. Garfield
Richard Serrato
S. Steuben
Max Alcott
S. Kansas
Linda Wagner
Viola M. Thomas
Elsmore
George L. Eggers
Humboldt
Joe Blaine
Michael Robinson
Williams Report To Senate Committee
Washington AP G Mennen Williams assistant secretary of state for African affairs testified before a Senate subcommittee on Congo policy. Chairman Gore said a decision would follow on releasing an edited version of Williams testimony for the closed session. The inquiry questions U S support for UN military action against Tshombe's Katanga Province.
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Washington
G. Mennen Williams
Congo
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Williams
U.S
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
President Kennedy to Visit Father in Palm Beach
President Kennedy plans a weekend visit to his convalescing father in Palm Beach Florida. Mrs. Kennedy and the children Caroline and John Jr. will accompany him, according to a White House announcement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Windfall from abandoned cars along Kansas Turnpike
The Kansas Turnpike reports it realized 976 from sale of 42 cars abandoned along the tollway.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Forensic Tourney At Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State College hosts its 20th annual forensics tournament with 39 colleges from 13 states competing Friday and Saturday. Northwestern University defends the senior debate title while Hutchinson Junior College aims to repeat as junior champion.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Northwestern University
Hutchinson Junior College
Trudeau on Stand at Hearing in Pentagon Censorship Probe
Army Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau testified that censorship altered some of his anti Communist speeches though not his core message. He cited State Department edits and questioned unknown sources behind changes while noting his duty to accept higher authority.
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State Department
American Ordnance Association
Engels
Lenin
Department of State
Optimist Club Discusses Money Making and Savings
Marlin J. Blackston spoke to the Chanute Optimists on three ways to make money inherit it steal it or save portions of earnings. He noted only five percent will be self supporting at retirement and 95 percent depend on company pension Social Security or welfare. He outlined four saving methods and highlighted Optimists plans for a youth oratorical contest and a Founders Month event in March.
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Marlin J. Blackston
Chanute Optimists
Silver Grill
Optimist
Wayne Smith
Smith
Optimists
Man Pleads Guilty in Wichita Burglary Case
Donald Ray Bowers 24 of Joplin Missouri pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and to three counts of forging and cashing company checks from the November burglary of E J Shurtz Mfg in Wichita. Judge Baum delayed sentencing. Accomplice Buddy Perryman 30 of Springfield Missouri is set for trial February 5. Loss included 31 dollars in cash a check protector 17 printed checks and four checks payable to the firm. Three forged checks were cashed in Wichita groceries the same night.
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Wichita, Kas
Donald Ray Bowers
Joplin
E. J. Shurtz Mfg. Co
Wichita
Dist
Tom Baum
Buddy H. Perryman
Springfield
Kennedy Hosts Russian Delegation at White House Luncheon
President and Mrs Kennedy will entertain Khrushchev’s daughter and son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei at a White House luncheon. Also attending are Salinger, Georgi Bolshakov, and Adzhubei’s wife Rada. The visitors travel from Havana to Mexico City en route to Brazil via Washington.
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Khrushchev
White House
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Izvestia
Pierre Salinger
Adzhubei
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Mexico City
Brazil
Adzhubie
Salinger
America
Soviet Union
Night Club Costs Tax Deduction Dim
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee ordered a draft section to limit business entertainment deductions to 50 percent and require proof of expenses. The move narrows Kennedy's proposal and targets dining and night clubs as revenue steps with no firm estimates available.
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House
Ways and Means
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Graham slips out hall as pro Cuban crowd protests
Graham ducked out the back of a hall Tuesday night to avoid a pro Cuban mob. He was spirited from the state legislative building by local officials after his speech was interrupted by chanting. Several legislators feared the crowd aimed to overthrow the local government. Across Caracas rioters support Fidel Castro as Punta del Este talks begin. Graham continues a five country Latin American tour.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Temperatures Moderate Across Nation Amid Mild Coastal Readings
A midweek temperature pattern shows widespread moderation from the central Rockies to northern New England with light snow and rain in scattered areas. Florida reports 75 in Key West and 69 in Miami while other regions stay near seasonal norms. Antonio Negrete, 73, of Zamora, died in Zamora Mexico while visiting relatives. he retired from Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co in 1955 after 36 years. He is survived by a daughter and a son, with services held in Zamora.
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Erie
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St. Patrick's ‘Catholic Church
Bert Barnes
N. Steuben
Robert Rodrigues
N. Washington
Juan Galvez
Federico Gallegos
Milk to Be Served
Milk advertisements note services for Charles Lester Wickliffe a 72 year old retired Santa Fe employee who died yesterday after noon at his home in Chanute. Born in Leavenworth he moved from Indianapolis to Chanute last year and leaves two daughters two sisters and two sisters in law. Koch Skinner Memorial Home handles arrangements with services in Lawrence.
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E. Chestnut
Leavenworth
Chanute
Indianapolis
Ind
Santa Fe
Mary Elizabeth Harvey
Lawrence
Ida Mae Gilbert
W. Va
Bessie Brown
N. Garfield
Kelly Holt
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Earl Loveall 311 N Franklin Kansas City died this morning at St Luke's Hospital after a week as patient. Funeral arrangements incomplete and to be announced by Johnson Mortuary. James Monroe Crapson 96 Erie died today. Funeral services by Erie Funeral Home.
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Earl Loveall
N. Franklin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Johnson Mortuary
James Monroe
Crapson
Eric
Erie Funeral Home
Seven Bombs Explode Across Paris in Terror Wave
Seven plastic bombs exploded in rapid succession at widely separated Paris locations. Targets were French opponents of Algeria independence. Four apartment buildings damaged with no injuries reported. Authorities attributed the blasts to the Secret Army Organization. Earlier bombings injured and killed at the French Foreign Ministry and other sites.
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Paris
European
Secret Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
Billy Graham Dodges Pro Cuban Mob At Venezuela Rally
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 4 000 people in Maracaibo Venezuela as protesters opposed his anti communist stance during a baseball stadium appearance.
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Billy Graham
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Rowan Invited to Memphis Dinner After Refusal Incident
Carl T. Rowan, Negro deputy assistant secretary of state, is invited to return to Memphis Tennessee to speak at a club dinner following a restaurant refusal of service on January 20.
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Washington
Carl_ T. Rowan
Memphis
Tenn
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