Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Livestock and grain report shows cattle slaughter prices rising for select grades with calves and heifers strong in places, while cows and lower grades stay flat to softer. Hogs gain at the top end with sows softer, and spring lambs move higher with good to prime lots selling around 21.50 to 22.50 in a brisk market.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
At&t
Good
Choice Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Yengeous University Cou
Bethel
Heiferette
Ford Mir
SU Oe
Acron
Dickerson
Neosho County
Yfoncan Ch
Monsan
Noble Grand club cao _ oe
Mont Ward
Ity
Mark Dickerson
Wichita
Lambs
Sui Bonadiogende
Sears Roeb
Erie Federated Church
S -U
Wayne Newlin
Bethel Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Parsons Stockyards
Erie
Ee US Steel
Wall Street Holds Irregular Edge Ahead of Independence Day
The market finished a dull preholiday session with a lightly up bias. Volume stood near 3.7 million shares, and many key stocks moved only fractions, as traders awaited the holiday closure on July 4 and cautious handling followed three straight advances.
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New York
U.S
Wheat and grain prices move on Kansas City market report
Wheat 255 cars down 2 to up 1 4. No 2 hard and dark hard 2.18 2.29 percent4. No 3 2.19 2.31 percent4. No 2 red 2.24 No 3 2.14 2.19. Corn 65 cars unchanged to down 1 5. No 2 white 1.33 1.48. No 2 yellow and mixed 1.18. Oats no cars up 1. Milo maize 1.86 1.98. Kafir 1.88 2.00. Rye 1.1434 1.17 Barley 1.05 2 1.11 Soybeans 2.43 2.47 2. Bran 31.00 31.75 Shorts 36.00 36.75.
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Kansas City
Egg and Produce Prices and Breaker Receipts
A fragmented listing shows egg grades Extra Large A to Medium and Grade B Large, plus current receipts and cream. Small notes mention hides under 30 pounds at ten cents per pound and over 30 pounds at five dollars each.
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Csckesteskeseys
CORA
Seefeldt Backed by Optimists for Scout Conference
Chanute Optimist Club approved sponsorship for Alvin Seefeldt to attend the Explorer Scout conference in Ann Arbor Michigan August 26 to 30. Seefeldt an Eagle Scout with three palms and Church Award represents the North District of the Sedan Area Council. The club will host an ice cream social at Dairy Queen on August 2 to raise funds and cover his trip expenses.
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Alvin Seefeldt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chanute Optimist Club
Seefeldt
Everett Seefeldt
Sedan
Dairy Queen
Santa Fe
Chanute
Floyd West Jr. West
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rmo
Local Briefs highlight veterans, travels, and a broken leg
Pvt. George R. Davis returns from six months on active duty after training at Fort Carson and Fort Gordon. Mrs. G. E. Barker visits family in California. VFW Auxiliary members meet to plan July 4th events. Robert Justice Jr. earns dental degree at USC as his parents visit from New York. Johnny Jensen, 8, sustains a leg fracture from a tree fall. John Jensen oversees the National Guard unit awaiting summer camp. Mary H. Massey returns from a Wisconsin Illinois trip and sees The Music Man in Kansas City.
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Pvt
George R. Davis
Chanute National
Johnny Jensen
John Jensen
S. Evergreen
National Guard
Mary H. Massey
S&s. Steuben
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ruth Johnson
Kansas City
the Music Man
Starlight Theater
Club announces anniversary and events at Tioga Hotel
The club plans its anniversary and a Junior Optimist charter party next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Tioga Hotel. Announcements cover Youth Appreciation Week and Bike Safety projects while West notes the 1963 oratorical contest theme Youth's Approach Toward World Forces and the club hopes to sponsor contestants.
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Tioga Hotel
West
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City and Missouri Arkansas
The Kansas City AP market data lists wholesale large eggs at 23 to 27 cents per dozen for A quality and 26 2 to 28 cents for other grades with dirties checks and unclassified items. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri Arkansas show 13 to 13 1/2 cents delivered at plant 13 2 to 14 percent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Long Day's Work On Kansas Highways Independence Day
The Kansas Highway Patrol plans a long day Wednesday to cover wide areas and reduce traffic fatalities during the Independence Day holiday. Col. Larry Hughes, patrol superintendent, said troopers will focus on enforcement across the state to curb crashes and save lives.
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Topeka
Larry Hughes
Chicago poultry and soy prices mixed in July reports
AP notes live poultry prices in Chicago range from unchanged to 2 higher with July bids at 667s. Roasters and White Rock types show firmness or modest gains, soy prices quoted around 18 to 16 1/2, Plymouth Rock hens and fryers show shifts, and overall price movements reflect a mixed market.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain market report incomplete and mixed data
The Chicago Grain note shows no wheat soybeans or corn sales. Oats No 2 extra heavy quoted 69. Barley around 1.23 to 1.43 mn feed 93 to 115. Soybean oil at 7 percent. Wheat closed up one cent a bushel with July at 2.12.
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Chicago
Kerr-McGee Moves Nuclear Fuel Plant to Oklahoma Site
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc buys Spencer Chemical Co nuclear fuels department and moves it from Jayhawk Works near Pittsburg to Kerr-McGee refinery site in Cushing Oklahoma. Employment transfers include Harold Lambertus as general manager and Dr. William M Leaders as technical director.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Spencer Chemical Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc
Oklahoma City
Jayhawk Works
D. A. McGee
Kerr-McGee
John C. Benton
Spencer
Cushing
Okla
W. F. Hobart
Jayhawk
Kerr McGee
Harold Lambertus
William M. Leaders
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported in Neosho
Daily Transcript lists admissions for Monday including William Garvie Humboldt Eva Dyson Eric Jenson 517 S. Evergreen and Thomas Johnson Lavenburg. Dismissals feature John C. Corns 501 W 6th Mrs Buford Cheever Yates Center Mrs A E Leaming Thayer Mrs Ernest Jesse Hiattville. District Court filings in Chanute include Myrtle Olson Beebe vs Harland E Bee be a divorce petition seeking property settlement restoration of maiden name and costs. Woodruff Truck Sales Inc vs Charlies DeWeese requests judgment for 264 97 plus interest. Fire run yesterday reported 43 p m Ashby lawn mower fire.
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William Garvie
Humboldt
Medical
Eva Dyson
Eric
John Jenson
S. Evergreen
Thomas Johnson
Lavenburg
John C. Corns
W. 6Th
Buford Cheever
Yates Center
A. E. Leaming
Thayer
Ernest Jesse
Hiattville
District Court
Chanute
Myrtle Olson Beebe
Harland E
Fire Marshal Bans Type of Fireworks
State Fire Marshal Fred Farr bans sale of Star Brand Jumbo Carousel cone fountains in Kansas after three exploded at Hutchinson. Officials tested others. the fountains have a fast fuse allowing little time to move away before detonation. A check is under way to determine if a faulty batch or a bad lot caused the incidents.
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Topeka
Fred Farr
Kansas
Hutchinson
Farr
Calvin Hurford
S. Plummer
Reno
Three Nazarene Girls Attend Annual Church Camp
Three girls from the Church of the Nazarene near Joplin attend the annual camp at Roaring River State Park Cassville Missouri for one week. Attendees include Jeri Wyatt Joyce Ellison and Jean Pittenger.
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Church of the Nazarene
Roaring River State Park
Cassville
Joplin District Church of the Naz
Jeri. Wyatt
Don Wyatt
Joyce Ellison
Elbert Ellison
Jean Pittenger
Claude Pittenger
Willard Fox
Ed Ramsey Jr
Richard Young
Ellene Phillips
Les Phillips
Mary Ann Moore
Jack Moore
Susan Fox
Shirley
Jimmy Dillon
Harold Dillon
Larry
Bobby Ellison
Betty Pittenger
Potato Marketing Plan to be Discussed in July
The steering committee of the National Potato Advisory Committee will discuss a national marketing agreement to control potato sales July 9 through 11 in Washington. The full committee meets July 12 and 13 to recommend to the Agriculture Department whether to proceed with the proposal. The push follows a November meeting by the National Potato Council.
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Washington
National Potato Advisory Committee
Agriculture Department
National Potato Council
Police Hold 16 Year Old For Killing In Family Slayings
In Alexandria Virginia police detained a 16 year old boy for the killing of his stepfather and an ice pick assault on his mother during a family dispute. A 19 year old companion, Malcolm Leon Ward, was charged with murder after a knife ice pick and rifle attack on Donald G Cooley and his wife. Cooley died at a hospital. Mrs Cooley survived with four inch ice pick wound and two additional stab injuries. The youths were reportedly in conflict over family restrictions. Bodmer was found asleep in bloodstained clothing in a family car in Baltimore and police expect no charges were filed immediately.
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William G. Bodmer
Baltimore
Malcolm Leon Ward
Donald G. ‘Cooley
Cooley
Bodmer
W. W. Zimmerman
Leslie C. Saunders
Girl's Body Found In Wooded Area In Bucks County
Theresa Chaill, 10, was found dead in a Bucks County wooded area. State police say classmate Charles Clarkson Jr., 12, confessed to stabbing her after a quarrel over kittens. He said he struck her with a stone and hid the body under brush.
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Silverdale
Theresa Chaill
Bucks County
Charles Clarkson Jr
Clarkson
Theresa
Kansan dies in Missouri headon crash near Otterville
A Kansas motorist, John E. Dobson, formerly of Salina, died after a head on collision with a truck on U S 50 near Otterville Missouri. Dobson died at a Sedalia hospital about ninety minutes after the crash. The truck driver Glen McCoy Lewis, 35, of near Lebanon, Missouri, was unharmed.
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Kansas
Headon
U. S. 50
Here
State Highway Patrol
John E. Dobson
Salina
Kan
Sedalia
Dobson
Glen McCoy Lewis
Lebanon
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Bob" Wilson
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