Livestock Steady at Kansas City Auction
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle sale steady with gains for some classes. Good to prime steers fetch 22.00 to 24.25, heifers 22.00 to 23.65, cows 14.25 to 15.75, dealers 22.00 to 25.00, feeders 24.00 to 26.00. Hog sale shows barrows and gilts steady, sows 25 lower. 200–250 lb hogs 18.75, sows 14.25 to 16.00. Sheep market softening. lambs steady to weak, ewes 25 lower, feeders steady, good to prime lambs 17.00 to 21.50, feeders 15.00 for good and choice.
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Kansas City
New York
Admiral
Allied
Allis
U du Pont
Firestone
Ford Mtree
U Gamble
Goodyear
Joe Leadeen
Paper
U ‘S
Sears Roebe
U 'S
Sinclair Kan G
McCrory
M&m
Tidewater Oil
UN Carbide
Ly Monsan
IRCA
Rayonier Eer
Reyn
Parsons Livestock Market Prices July Update
Bulls, cows, calves, sheep and hogs listed with price ranges by grade and weight. Hog prices show U.S. No. 1 190-240 pounds at 17.50 to 17.75 and sow prices down to 12.50, while cattle lists include grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 22.00 to 23.50 and other ranges for standards, stocker calves, and yearling stockers. Sheep and veal also posted with multiple weight-based figures and quality grades.
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Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Egg Price Change Noted by AP
Kansas City report updates consumer egg prices with large A eggs at 27 to 31 cents a dozen and large B at 23 to 25 cents, while other grades remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Drug Store Plagued by Punks in Kansas City
Ben Billingloph operates a drug store at 33rd and Summit. Since Saturday, youths aged 12 to 18 have egged his windows, lobbed firecrackers, slashed fountain stools, and one 200-pound youth threatened him. Billingloph vows to stop the harassment with police aid.
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Kansas City
Ben Billingloph
33Rd and
Summit
Billingloph
Chicago live poultry and eggs market notes AP
Chicago market report shows live poultry steady to down 1 cent with roasters 25 to 26 cents and fryers at 19 to 21 cents. Butter steady. Eggs mostly steady with Grade A whites 32, mixed 32, mediums 26, standards 28, dirties 25 2, checks 24.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Wheat Market Moves in Chicago
Chicago market reports show wheat No 1 red at 1.894, corn No 1 yellow 1.3419-35, No 2 1.344%, No 3 1.333, No 4 1.3154, No 8 1.31, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.7575'2, and soybean oil 9'sb-'sa. Wheat edged 1 cent lower to 1 higher for July at 1.84%4, corn up 42-2 to 1.92, oats slow to higher, rye up to 1.28% for July, soybeans steady to 3 higher at 2.692-70'4.
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Chicago
Guaranteed Roach and Waterbug Killer Ad at Casey's Rexall
A bold classified style advertisement touts a guaranteed roach and waterbug killer from Casey's Rexall store, promising effectiveness when other products fail. The brief promo emphasizes consumer assurance and urges shoppers to inquire about the product.
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Caseys Rexall! Store
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Grain Futures
Kansas City market notes show Wheat and Corn priced with multiple grades and bid ranges. Prices include No 2 and No 3 classifications for hard, dark, red and white wheats, corn grades, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts with varying cents per bushel moves and percentage changes.
FAA Launches Nationwide Survey of General Aviation
The FAA began a nationwide survey of general aviation operations to fill data gaps for future planning. A random sample of 1962 aircraft owners received two page questionnaires covering radio equipment, trip lengths, passengers, cruising speed, instrument flying, flying type, pilot age and training, with responses kept confidential and not used for regulation.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Oklahoma City
Mays Lambert Mays service set at Yates Center church
Funeral for Hazel Lambert Mays 1115 N Steuben Yates Center at 10:30 a.m. Friday officiated by Rev Carl Packard. Burial in Yates Center cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge. Survivors: husband Richard Mays Burlington daughter Karen Sue 5 Sun Valley Idaho sister Zola Lin Morrison 1115 N Steuben mother Mrs Theodore Lambert Sun Valley Idaho father Theodore Lambert Yates Center.
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Hazel Lambert Mays
Mrrs
Theodore Lambert
Sun Valley
Idaho
Yates Center
Local Cars In Minor Collision Diary
Robert L Mayer and Grace Hamsher reported their vehicles involved in a minor accident at Main and Highland. Mayer 1960 Buick sustained a fender dent. police cited Donald T Baughn and Barry R Jordan for speeding at 55 mph on West Main with hearings set Friday in police court. Family reunion guests gathered at 1001 N Forest.
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Robert L. Mayer
S. Steuben
Grace Hamsher
N. Forest
Main and Highland
Donald T. Baughn
Barry R. Jordan
N. Grant
West Main
Reunion of Chanute High School Classes of 1944 and 1945
The Chanute High School classes 1944 and 1945 held a combined reunion at the Masonic Temple on Saturday to mark 19th and 18th anniversaries. Registration opened at 9:30 am with refreshments, an informal coffee, and a social hour followed by a buffet and business meeting.
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Chanute High School
Masonic Temple
Bernice Akers
Howard Jester
H. G. Curl
H. C. Miller
Thomas Ogden
Chanute
Robert McKee
Albuquerque
N.M
Richard
Delores Carmel) Moyer
Bert ‘Freda Hummer Scheiffele
Robert ‘Ehrman
Los Angeles
Elvis
Patsy Miller Finley
Daily Transcript Dismissals and Admissions Bulletin
The Daily Transcript lists dismissals for Larry Ren sing R 3 Donna Rensing R 3 Mrs Hildur Martin 3 E Elm Mrs Floyd Greenwood 11 S Rut ter Mrs James Watts and son Topeka. Admissions today Dr Prevost Hubbard Jr Odessa Tex medical. Dismissals today Mrs Jesse Schaal 1016 W 10th Mrs Clarence Draper 902 N Washington Ira I Herndon 912 St Steuben Mrs Ted Kyle Eric Birth today Mr and Mrs Don H Collins Buffalo a boy.
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Larry Rensing
Donna Rensing
Hildur Martin
E. Elm
Floyd Greenwood
S. Rutter
James Watts and Son
Topeka
Prevost Hubbard Jr
Odessa
Tex
Jesse ‘Schaal
W. 10Th
Clarence Draper
Washington
Ira I. Herndon
St. Steuben
Ted Kyle
Eric
Don H. Collins
Buffalo
Knox daughter earns KU School of Education honor roll
Carol Mae Gillam daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Knox of 124 N Forest earns a place on the School of Education honor roll at Kansas University Lawrence.
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Carol Mae Gillam
Wayne Knox
N. Forest
School of Education
Kansas University
Lawrence
Sunday Guests Of Local Family At 302 South Larson
Sunday visitors stayed with Mr and Mrs Forest Richardson at 302 S Larson. They included her brother Mr William Blair and his wife and son Randy from Barstow California and a friend Mrs Ethel Buttram from Englewood Colorado.
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Forest Richardson
S. Larson
William Blair
Randy
Barstow
Calif
Ethel Buttram
Englewood
Colo
Blunt Notice To Teachers From Boards
Detroit AP report says national school boards will not yield to strikes, sanctions, or boycotts in disputes with teachers. Mrs. Fred Radke urged considering salaries and working conditions but left ultimate decisions to local boards. Her remarks targeted Utah’s 1963-64 contract standstill, where state aid assurances are sought.
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Detroit
National School Boards Association
Fred Radke
National Education Association
Utah
Radke
Port Angeles
Wash
Board of Education
NEA
Modern Etiquette Tips For Tea and Manners
A tea hostess decides refreshments with cookies and light bites. For larger gatherings, tea sandwiches and small cakes may be offered without overdoing food. When assisting a woman from a car, place a hand under her elbow for support.
Lawrence Girl Home After Jail
Felicia Oldfather twenty, a University of Kansas law professor’s daughter and Carleton College student, returned home after seven days in Albany Georgia jail on vagrancy charges tied to civil rights activity. She and six other SNCC field workers pleaded guilty June 28 and received sixty days probation.
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Lawrence
Kan
Felicia Oldfather
Albany, Ga
Miss Oldfather
Charles Oldfather
University of Kansas
Carleton College
Northfield, Minn
Albany
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Laura Paulen Howell Dies at Pittsburg Kansas
Laura Paulen Howell, sister of the late Ben S. Paulen former Kansas governor, died Sunday at 92 and was buried Tuesday. She was widow of Fred Howell longtime Pittsburg State College history professor in Pittsburg Kansas.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Laura Paulen Howell
Ben S. Paulen
Kansas
Arkansas River Study Requested by Wichita Group
A Wichita steering group asked Kansas Congressional delegation for help on Arkansas River navigation studies. Committee chairman Don Pray said the petition seeks federal recognition of a water freight channel in the Arkansas Valley area to boost economic competition with nearby cities. He said Congress would mainly authorize a Corps of Engineers study this year.
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Wichita
Arkansas River
Kansas
Don Pray
Arkansas Valley
Pray
Congress
Corps of Engineers
Fear for 23 In New Zealand
All 20 passengers and 3 crew members were feared killed when the New Zealand National Airways DC3 crashed in mountains near Tauranga on New Zealand's North Island. A ground party moved to the wreckage in a heavily wooded area, with no signs of life found.
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Wellington
New Zealand
New Zealand National Airways
Tauranga
North Island
Auckland
Grid Coach Announces Birth of a Son
Jacksonville Ribault High School football coach Mike Kelly and his wife Janice welcomed a son on June 29. The birth announcement describes the newborn as a “center of attraction” already a “triple threat” in kicking, crying and bubbling, with an appetite that knows no end and a tendency to beg for more.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Mike Kelly
Jacksonville Ribault High School
University of Florida
Janice
Aid for Housewives by The Associated Press
Supermarkets across the nation promote easy cook foods for the holiday weekend. Easy cook steaks hamburger frankfurters and fryer chickens are featured with canned tuna and peanut butter for quick sandwiches. Beef prices stay low with roasts as bargains. Watermelons and peaches lead fruit, tomatoes cabbage carrots green onions greens and radishes are in season. Roadside marketing is active in many areas.
King Is Reelected By Rural Carriers
Parson s Kan AP Dean King of Oakhill was reelected president of the Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association Tuesday at the annual meeting. Also reelected were Marvin Walker Mankato vice president Donald H Ray Winchester secretary treasurer and Pierce L Wardlow Sedan board chairman. Mrs Thomas Edwards Topeka was elected president of the women's auxiliary with Mrs Floyd Schwenn Kensington as vice president Mrs Kenneth Sherwood Macksville secretary treasurer and Mrs Joe McFarland Almena as board member.
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Parsons
Kan
Dean King of
Oakhill
The
Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association
Tues
Marvin Walker
Mankato
Donald H. Ray
Winchester
Pierce L. Wardlow
Sedan
Thomas Edwards
Topeka
Women's Auxiliary
Floyd Schwenn
Kensington
Kenneth Sherwood
Macksville
Joe McFarland
Almena
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