Senate Group Agreement on Omnibus Farm Bill
The Senate Agriculture Committee reached a broad omnibus farm bill agreement. It drops the Kennedy administration demand for farmer groups to set programs under congressional veto and referendum, while preserving strong congressional control and limited authority for marketing orders. The bill aims to raise farmers' income in key crops like wheat and corn and places a three year extension on some programs with total funds near 4.5 billion dollars.
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Cattle And Hogs Mixed On Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City markets show cattle gains for steers 21.00 22.00 and good feeders 21.00 with calves 50 higher in places while hogs fall 25 50 and sows down 25 50. Sheep steady to slow with lambs 14.00 17.50 and feeder prices softening. bulk bids listed for U S No 1 2 hogs and sows with varying weights.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Neosho Memorial Hospital admits list and local notices
Yesterday admissions include James Pounds Fort Scott and Lige Wells at 602 S Central and Bessie Haynes 626 S Highland with notes on medical. Dismissals listed Virgil Welden Mrs Chester Harvey Ralph Hicks Donald Stowell Mrs Ray Russell. Today admissions include Mrs Kenneth Pierce 802 W Main and Mrs Cecil Prickett 1421 S Evergreen. Dismissals include James Pounds and others. Kansas City market news and NY stock summaries follow with multiple company price movements. Fire incident noted at 10:50 p.m. involving Silver Girl! at Neosho Memorial Hospital. District Court actions list judgments and filings. Marriage licenses issued Thomas Jones and June Ward. Martin Reida and Orpha Beckcom. George McCready and Patricia Shepard. Highway patrol citations detailed with fines. Building permits issued for several local projects.
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Lige Wells
S. Central
Bessie Haynes
S. Highland
Medical
Ellen Leatherman
Bryant's Rest Home
Virgil Welden
N. Malcolm
Chester Harvey
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Ralph Hicks
Rolfe
Donald Stowell
Ray Russell
N. Steuben
Kenneth Pierce
Eric
Thomas H. Jones
Rsons
June Marie Ward
St. Paul
Martin Reida
Orpha Beckcom
Thayer George Eugene McCready
Thayer
Patricia N. Shepard
Independence
Correct English and word usage quiz items
Answers include removing by and using usually remnant. second syllable stress for inexorable. seise as misspelling. disparagement meaning diminished esteem. euthanasia as mercy killing. Fire safety ad claims defects in stoves and heaters cause up to 14 percent of home fires and 20 percent of home fire deaths.
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John
Siege
Seine
National Fire Protection Assn
Kennedy greets foreign youths at White House rally
At the White House Kennedy addressed 1,827 teenagers from 51 countries gathered as part of the American Field Service exchange program. A stampede breached a rope barrier and hedge as youths surged to greet him, prompting police and agents to guide a retreat back inside.
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White House
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American Field Service
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Secret Service
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Seaman Harman Joins Tortuga Crew In Pacific Celebration
Jesse D. Harman, seaman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Harman Buffalo belongs to the USS Tortuga dock landing ship crew in the western Pacific He joined a July 4 Independence Day celebration and the ancient naval initiation rite Ancient Order of the Golden Deep marking crossing the International Date Line
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Roy D. Harman
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Order of the Golden Deep
Stratton Service To Be in Winfield
IRVINGTON-ON-HUDSON New York AP funeral services planned in Winfield for Eastor Lloyd Stratton 66 retired corporate secretary of the Associated Press found dead at home Wednesday from suspected coronary thrombosis He retired May 4 after a 41 year career Burial will be in Winfield and the body will lie in a Tarrytown funeral home through Friday The family asked no flowers. Stratton a native of Kansas City Kansas began his reporting career at Winfield Courier.
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Winfield
Eastor Lloyd Stratton
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Arkansas City
Kas
Winfield Courier
Church Split Is Claimed by U S Over Germany
The United States accuses East Germany of violating religious liberty and trying to split Germany’s Evangelical Church, the nation’s largest Protestant body, between East and West. State Department Press Officer Lincoln White denounces the aim as wrecking a national institution under Soviet domination.
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Nelson rites mark funeral in Savonburg church
John F. Nelson died July 1 in Xenia while attending a Masonic Lodge meeting. Funeral service held July 5 at the Methodist church in Savonburg with burial at Swedish Cemetery. He was born May 14, 1882, west of Savonburg.
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Nelson
Xenia
Masonic Lodge
Sunday Prettiest Pattern for a Spring Dress Set
Marian Martin offers a Sunday Prettiest sundress and cape sleeves jacket in fresh colors and prints. Pattern 9409 offers children sizes 2 to 8 with yardage for a size 6 dress and jacket, plus cost and mailing details through The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. New York.
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Chanute Tribune
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Fort Leonard Wood officials probe vice and gambling near base
The Armed Forces Community Health and Welfare Council meets to review reports of prostitution and gambling near Fort Leonard Wood. IRS investigations target cash flows from cabarets around the Ozarks base amid a $40 million payroll and $41 percent taxes collected on the spot.
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Armed Forces Community Health and Welfare Council
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Internal Revenue Service
Alvin M. Kelley
IRS
Ozarks Army Base
Kelley
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