Hog Prices Up In Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City auction data show hogs 4 000 head with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents, sows 25 higher, 17 1/2 to 20. Cattle prices list grain fed steers and heifers at 23.50 to 25.00 for U S choice and 22.00 to 23.25 for U S good, stocker calves 28 to 32, yearlings 22 to 24. Sheep and lambs rise with good and prime 25.50 to 26.50 for lambs and ewes 4 50 to 7 00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
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Local acrobats perform in Atlantic Six Flags show
Lyle Lynn and Lee Luman, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Luman, perform an acrobatic act in Atlantic Georgia at the new Six Flags over Georgia show, which opened June 16. Janet Cauble visits relatives in Moline Illinois then returns home.
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Lyle
Lynn
Lee Luman
Wilbur Luman
S. Garfield
Atlantic
Vandalism Found in Santa Fe Park Restroom
Police officers found additional vandalism in the Santa Fe Park men's restroom during a Tuesday morning routine patrol.
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Santa Fe Park
Two Kansas City youths questioned in visit inquiry jailed briefly
Two 15 year old boys from Kansas City Kent were booked as sleepers in the city jail Tuesday morning after they asked about a family they wanted to visit that once lived here. They were released several hours later. Police investigated a call from a man at the old cemetery Tuesday afternoon about a black 1957 Chevrolet with a white stripe that threw a canvas bag into the cemetery. The bag contained whiskey and M 80 firecrackers. A separate report of vandalism noted a mailbox torn up on South Washington early today.
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South Santa Fe
Tony L. Canada
Parsons
North Grant
Kansas City
Kent
Old Cemetery
South
Washington
Kansas City Eggs and Butter Prices Steady
AP report lists consumer egg sizes with large or better 21-26 cents, medium 16-20, small 10-14, and B large 17-21. Butter price unchanged.
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Kansas City
Grain futures mix in early Chicago dealings
Chicago grain futures opened mixed with Wheat steady to up 1/2 cent a bushel, July at 1.49 3/4. Corn slipped 2 cents to around 1.29 1/2, oats rose about 1/2 cent to 68 3/4, rye steady to down 1/4 cent at 1.17 1/4, and soybeans varied around 2.82 1/2 for July.
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Chicago
Total Environment by Floor Flooding in Vancouver Gallery
Douglas Christmas sealed the ground floor of his Vancouver gallery with plastic and flooded it with half a foot of cold water. Color slides and movies played on the walls as guests paid a dollar, jumped, splashed, and kicked balloons, creating a total environment reflective of Vancouver and its marine scenery.
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Vancouver
B.C
Douglas Christmas
Christmas
Chanute unit fund drive falls short of goal
Fund reports show the 1966 campaign failed to reach a $23,070.84 goal. Bill Young, treasurer, lists receipts of $20,568.73 and expenditures of $444.85, with $685.70 in uncollected pledges and $19,440.18 net cash. Agencies to receive funds include Salvation Army, Red Cross, Kansas Children’s Service League, United Cerebral Palsy, Girl and Boy Scouts, Mental Health and USC.
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Bill Young
Young
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Kansas Children’s Service League
United Cerebral Palsy
Girl and Boy Scouts, Mental Health
USC
Wall Street Ends Week With Market Rises After Long Weekend
Wall Street closed largely higher late afternoon on a resumed session after a four day break. Xerox surged over 10 points while Polaroid, Control Data, and IBM posted gains. Pacific Petroleums and International Nickel led activity with notable climbs. Boeing fell about 2 as Big Three autos gained, and several others including Magnavox and General Dynamics edged up.
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Polaroid
Control Data
IBM
Pacific Petroleums
International Nickel
Boeing
American Motors
Rayette
Ogden Corp
McDonnell Douglas
Pan American Sulphur
Magnavox
American Dyanamid
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
Found Dead in Wichita Man Found Dead at Home
Harry Temple an 84 year old man died of apparently natural causes at his Wichita home several days ago. Neighbors cutting lawns noticed newspapers scattered on the yard and saw his body through a window. Police found two billfolds with about 1300 dollars in his clothing.
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Wichita
Harry
Temple
Hospital Census and Admissions at Neosho Memorial
Daily record shows visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with 55 inpatients including adults and children. Monday through Tuesday admissions list names and addresses for medical, surgical cases, and discharges, plus fire and police activity notes and citations.
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka news editor. It outlines subscription prices for local and out of town readers, carrier rates in Chanute, and AP membership rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben ‘Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Associated Press
Deaths and Funerals J L Newland and Herla Rush
J L Newland of Santa Rosa Calif died yesterday morning. He was born in the Newland community southwest of Chanute to Charles E Newland and Margaret Steeves and married Isa Jackson on February 12 1912 Their son Trent was killed in an airplane crash after World War II burial will be at Lodi Calif Thursday beside his son Herla Rush 59 of Chanute Kansas died at the University of Kansas Medical Center Survivors include her husband a daughter Sherrill Toover a son Blaine Rush her parents three brothers and two local priests and church members
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Newland
Chanute
Charles E. Newland
Margaret Steeves
Steeves
Isa Jackson
Gladys Wright
S. Ashby
Trent
Lodi
Herla Rush
Herla
Agnes M.) Rush
S. Santa Fe
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
E. M. Angell
Plains
Ottawa University
Royster Junior High School
Rush
First Baptist Church
Sherrill Toover
Mission
Blaine Rush
Smith Center
Garden City
Lloyd Angell
Leland Angell
Kan
Max Angell
Colby
Self-Set Fire Burns Young Woman in Los Angeles
A 24 year old Nancy L Moore of Twin Falls Idaho drenched herself with gasoline and set herself afire at a Los Angeles self service station. She suffered third degree burns and was in critical condition at Los Angeles General Hospital. Police identified her from a driver license and library card found with a religious picture inside the booth.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles General Hospital
Nancy L. Moore
Twin Falls
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1967 Log
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday July 11 1967 with 292 fatalities, compared to 343 in the same period of 1966. Officials record daily counts for Topeka and state totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Funeral service for three sisters held at First Baptist Church
Three sisters Mrs Ervil Thiel Colby Mrs Blain Rush Smith Cente and Mrs Aladine Neuen schwander of Portland Oregon and three grandchildren will be remembered at a funeral Friday. The service at 10 30 a m will be led by Rev Dale Sneeringer with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The body lies in repose at the church from 9 30 a m until the service.
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Ervil Thiel
Colby
Blain Rush
Smith Cente
Aladine Neuenschwander
Portland, Ore
Irst Baptist
Dale Sneeringer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Gibson-Koch Chapel
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