Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Wool Move
Kansas City market reports cattle steady to strong with varied classes. steers 24.75 to 26.00, calves 25, cows 15 to 16.25, feeders 23 to 26 per hundredweight. Hogs 4,000 head show barrows and gilts mostly steady to weak, 195 to 230 pounds at 19.50 to 19.75, and 260 to 280 pounds at 18.00 to 19.00. sows 13.75 to 16.25. Chicago market notes wheat about 1.56 for No 2 hard, corn around 1.11 to 1.13 for No 2 yellow, soybeans near 2.71, with adjacent oils and grades listed.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
Livestock Prices Across Grading Classes and Weights
Parsons Livestock reports bid ranges for hogs cattle and sheep by grade weight and quality. Listings include hogs 180 to 270 pounds sows and boars, cattle grades from U S choice to plain, stockers and calves, heifers and bulls, and sheep finishes with lambs feeder lambs and ewes. Prices span broad bands across multiple categories and weights.
Egg market reports from Kansas City wholesale prices
AP lists wholesale egg quotes with large eggs at 31 to 34 cents per dozen for 80 per cent AA, mediums at 28 to 31 cents per dozen for 80 per cent AA, and butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices Hold Steady
Live poultry prices unchanged roasters 24 26, special fed White Rock fryers 19 22, few heavy hens 18. Butter steady, eggs unsettled prices unchanged to 12 lower, 75 per cent or better grade A whites 34 42, mixed 32 32, mediums 32 2.
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Chicago
Market dips as North Korea captures U S naval vessel
Wall Street traded lower amid the North Korean seizure of a U S naval ship and renewed tax debate. The AP average for 60 stocks fell .9 to 314.5 at noon while the Dow dropped 1.21 to 963.56 as losses outpaced gains.
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New York
U.S
Associated Press
House
Ways and Means Committee
Car and Bridge in North Parsons Area Total Losses
George Neely Neosho county sheriff announced that a car and a creek bridge were total losses after an accident northwest of Parsons. Gerald Yeeman 49 and his 19 month old son Randy sustained minor injuries from a head bump and chest bruises. The 1961 Buick sank in water after failing to negotiate the bridge turn four miles north of Parsons.
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Erie
Parsons
George Neely
Neosho County
Gerald Yeeman
Randy
Neely
Yeoman
Labette Creek
Kansas Added To Economic Study For Regional Plan
Kansas will be included in a regional economic development study prepared by Ling-Temco-Vought under a contract with the Ozarks Regional Commission. The study covers Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas, and now adds Kansas to design a training system aligned with business and industry needs, according to LTV vice president J. G. Bacsik.
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Dallas
Tex
Kansas
Ling-Temco-Vought
Ozarks Regional Commission
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
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J. G. Bacsik
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight Through Thursday
Recreation calendar lists tonight as empty. Thursday features Open House at Launching Pad 35 p m Youth Square Dancing for 4th grade at Central Park Community Building 4 5 p m Industrial Basketball at St Pat s Gym games First National Bank versus Buffalo 6 30 p m Aeroduct versus Gray Lumber 7 45 p m Archery Club at Launching Pad Cota Volleyball at Royster Gym.
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Central Park Community
St. Pat's
First National Bank
Buffalo
Aeroduct
Gray Lumber
Cota
Royster
Humboldt airman earns promotion to technical sergeant
Roscoe FE Kimerling Jr. of Humboldt earns a promotion to technical sergeant in the U S Air Force where he serves as an intelligence technician at Iraklion Air Station Crete He is a Humboldt High School graduate who attended the University of Kansas City and Wichita State University His wife Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Shepard of Humboldt Police report a horse loose in the 1500 block on South Highland is corralled behind 1701 Santa Fe alerted Humane Society animal control An officers noted a twin engine turboprop plane at Martin Johnson airport tied to a rubber company and its tire consultation visit
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Roscoe FE. Kimerling Jr
Roscoe E. Kimerling
Humboldt
U.S. Air Force
Kimerling
Iraklion Air Station
Crete
Humboldt High School
University of Kansas City
Wichita State University
Ann
C. B. Shepard
South Highland
Santa Fe
Humane Society
Martin Johnson
Hospital notices and police actions from Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours and patient counts at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Admissions include Mrs Francis Bailey and several others for surgery or medical care. dismissals list multiple patients and moved residents. police court actions include careless driving and stop-sign violations with fines. highway patrol citations detail speeding and other infractions. recent moves track several address changes.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Francis Bailey
Willis Young
S. Rutter
Cyrl Evans
N. Steuben
Clara McGrew
Humboldt
Paul Moore
Max White
S. Plummer
Willard Dick
Kansas City
Kan
Joe Hummer
N. Forest
Pearl McDonald
S. Highland
May Pendarvis
Charles Busse
S. Malcolm
Emma Basler
S. Evergreen
Walker Camp
Ralph Brown
N. Garfield
Nancy Harding
Eric
Bill Carlson
James Bailey
Earlton
Britton Thompson
Stephen L. Rausch
Medical
Lester Purdy
Kenneth C. Spurling
G. William Gardner
N. Lafayette
James Guy
Walnut
Harold L. Felkins
S. Grant
Olive Welch
Heritage Singers to Perform at First Presbyterian
Special concert by the University of Missouri Heritage Singers scheduled Sunday January 28 at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church. The choir will present a program of traditional and contemporary sacred hymns.
Deaths and Funerals in Iola and Johnson Chapel
James H. Taylor Sr. 2 of Iola died Tuesday in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survivors include son James H. Taylor Jr. Funeral service to be announced by Waugh Funeral Home Iola. Andrew Rentz funeral held at Johnson Chapel with Rev H A Simons officiating. New Hope Baptist Church choir sang, burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
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James H. Taylor Sr
Iola
Neosho Memorial Hospital
James H. Taylor Jr
S. Lincoln
Waugh Funeral Home
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area In 24 Hours
Kansas traffic accident death log shows 37 deaths in January, 1968, for the Topeka area. For the comparable period in 1967, there were 27 deaths. The 24 hour tally to 9 a.m. lists fatalities in the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Local Property Transfers Listed in Scrambled Map
A series of property transfers are listed with names such as S Grant Babetta Spillman Frank Ogle Donald Summers and John Carder. Addresses include Santa Fe Edith Highland Steuben Wilson 3rd and Garfield with various street numbers.
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S. Grant
Babetta Spillman
Santa Fe
N. Steuben
Geneva Woods
Edith
S. Santa Fe
Frank Ogle
S. Wilson
Donald Summers
Evergreen
Howard Carder
Highland
John Carder
Wilbur Hallum
S. Evergreen
Bill Hawes
Kansas
Garfield
Capture of Pueblo Lifts Lid on Spying
The Pueblo's capture by North Korea reveals it was a Navy intelligence ship and shows electronic spying by major powers is common. Officials say intelligence gathering ships monitor fleet movements and collect data for radar sites jamming while comparing with Soviet trawlers.
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Pueblo
Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Liberty
Egypt
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Navy
Tax plan for Kansas highways hinges on new revenues
Republican leaders in the Kansas House and Senate roads committees say extra revenues are needed to finance Governor Docking's accelerated highway construction. They discussed tolls and bonds as options, with a possible bond guarantee for a Kansas City to Oklahoma line turnpike if no compromise is reached.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate Roads and Highways
Robert Docking
Docking
Arden Dierdorff
R-Smith Center
Dierdorff
Kansas City
Kan
Oklahoma Line
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Daily Transcript
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Highway Patrol
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Fort Scott
John Michael Souter
Marilyn G. Melton
Thomas P. LaRue
Gary O. Richard
Janet E. Pryor
Oswego
Doris J. Schoenhofer
Wichita
Verl A. Diskin
Walnut R
Troy E. Smith
Augusta R
William W. Fornaro
Springfield
Frank M. Dexter
S. Kansas
Earl D. Webster
Baxter Springs
Timothy FE
Brazil
S. Forest
Jimmy D. Mahurin
Joplin
Thomas W
Goethe
Eddie W. Hill
Erie R. 1
William W. Moore
Thayer
Floyd Yandell
John J. Carroll
Ashby
Carl E. Mitchne, Sr
Michael T. Samples
Eric R
Omega J. Troutman
Altoona
Fio
Dora Mae Beardon
N. Washington
William Chism
S. Lafayette
Gretchen
Jim Guffey
E. 12Th
U. of Mo. “Heritage Singers
First Presbyterian
Sun
Hanute
Chanute, Kas
Cash & Carry
White
Eesop,pte
Ensemble of
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Dickies
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Royce Wells
Ves
Mae
James H. Taylor, Sr
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Rota
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Charleston
S.C
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