Livestock Prices at Kansas City Market Report
Cattle 2,200 head calves 25. feeder steers 25.50 to 26.50 for 720-895 lb. hogs 2,000 head steady to firm with some 25 higher. sows 17.50-20.00. Sheep 100 head spring lambs weak to 59 lower. lambs 23.00-24.50, pelts 23.75. Grains: oats 1 car higher, maize 2.24, rye 1.11-1.17, barley 1.04-1.12, soybeans 2.71-42.79, bran 46.00-75, shorts 51.00-75.
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Egg and butter price notes from Kansas City
In Kansas City the AP reports wholesale eggs at large 80 percent A 27-32 and mediums 80 percent A 19-24. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Mt Cori
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs held steady with no change in price or supply amid market trading.
Chicago Grain Prices Reported By AP
Chicago market brief lists wheat No 2 hard at 1.55 percent up No 2 red 1.47 percent up 48s. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30 up Oats No 2 heavy white 77 up Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.86 up Soybean oil 9.00.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Price Update From Kansas City Market
AP reports varied price shifts for grain with wheat rising about 4-1 points in trading. Prices shown include No 2 hard and dark hard around 1.61 to 1.63, and No 2 red near 1.51 to 1.54. corn noted at 1 percent higher with No 2 white 1.42 to 1.48 and No 3 1.32 to 1.47.
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Kansas City
Mathis COLOR TV to Be Given Away July 16
A local promotion in Mathis will award a color television on July 16. organizers invite residents to enter at participating retailers for a chance to win the prize.
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Mathis
Cigarette stock moves mixed on differing health claims
Wall Street was unsettled as Columbia University touted a new cigarette filter that supposedly cuts tar and nicotine to a third, while the American Cancer Society urged not to smoke. Statements from the Tobacco Institute and Health Secretary Gardner added to the confusion as cigarette stocks had a volatile day with delayed openings and trading halts after a strong rally.
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Columbia University
American Cancer Society
Tobacco Institute
John W. Gardner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Mrs Anderson family visits as others leave town
News briefs note Mrs. John M. Anderson of Shar on Connecticut visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Jones at 1824 S Santa Fe. Andersons plan to return to Sharon next week with sister and family. Other items report Lu theran Women’s Missionary League delegate to Washington D C and a National Education Association convention in Minneapolis. Missing TV sets at Elms Motel and an ambulance transfer for Mrs Merle Newleuve are recorded, plus garden curios and a correction on Glenn Orr’s address in The Tribune.
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Sharon, Conn
Doris W. Hody
Corpus Christy
Tex
Anderson
Frank Jones
S. Santa Fe
Nancy Jones
Richard E. Moody
Sharon
Conn
Kansas
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Washington, D.C
Howard Smart
Iola
Walker Named as Manager of ILC Plant in Georgia
Claud J. Walker of Chanute Kansas has been named plant manager of the ILC Products Co plant in Montezuma Georgia announced by George Goulet general manager of ILC Products Co Elkhart Indiana Walker who has been plant foreman since the plant opened in November 1963 will start his new duties in two weeks Verne Larkin 1615 Ashby will replace him as plant foreman Larkin has two years with the company Walker will move his family to Montezuma once housing is arranged.
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ILC Products Co
Montezuma
George Goulet
ILC Products, Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Ashby
Tion
Goulet
Chanute
Mildred
Steve
Kansas University
Lawrence
Neosho County
Tribune
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Ducts Co
Montezuma, Ga
Parsons Fireworks Show Moves to August 3
Parsons Kansas AP report says the Fourth of July display was canceled after most fireworks were stolen. All missing items have been recovered and no charges were filed. The Parsons Jaycees now plan a show on August 3.
Kansas Supreme Court orders Schroeder ouster as county commissioner
The Kansas Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the ouster of Floyd Schroeder from his post as Sedgwick County commissioner for willful misconduct and neglect of duty. Schroeder was accused of selling materials to the county after his election.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Floyd Schroeder
Sedgwick County
Schroeder
Inman Student Jane Franz Named FHA National Vice President
Jane Franz a junior at Inman High School has been elected national vice president of the Future Homemakers of America. She is the daughter of Eldon and (Mrs.) Franz and was chosen at the FHA national meeting in Los Angeles to represent the central region.
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Kan
Jane Franz
Inman High School
The
Future Homemakers of America
Jane
Eldon Franz
Los Angeles
FHA
Central
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Visiting hours set from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM The patient census is 66 adults and pediatrics with 5 babies Admissions on Wednesday roger Mills 818 S Larson medical Mrs Viola Lopeman 1022 W Main medical Finley Myers Stark medical Mrs Fred Bartholomew 905 N Garfield medical Roy Babcock Thayer surgery Mrs Merle Newlove 802 N Santa Fe medical David R Webb R 4 medical Mrs Henrietta Olson 533 S Santa Fe medical and David Luther 1533 S Evergreen medical Dismissals Wednesday Eugene Baily Earlton Mrs George Brown 102 N Garfield George McKaska Humboldt George Ambler 1211 N Washington Mrs William Bonsall 1205 W Sycamore Mrs Ford Daniels 812 S Washington and Ronald Reed 1106 N Garfield Dismissals today Roger Mills 818 S Larson David Luther 1533 S Evergreen Gilbert Ponce 1301 S Forest Arthur Hudspeth 516 N Western Mrs Lillie Turner 1002 N Grant Mrs Kenneth Steele Yates Center and Mrs Dale Daniels and son Humboldt
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S. Larson
Viola Lopeman
W. Main
Finley Myers
Stark
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Roy Babcock
Thayer
Merle Newlove
N. Santa Fe
David R. Webb
Man Arrested on Assault Battery Charge in Evergreen Incident
Police arrested Charles Fred Midcap on a police court warrant charging assault destruction of property disturbing the peace and using profane language on a public street. He posted 40 bond and has a hearing set for 3 30 p m next Wednesday. Warrants are out for two other youths. The case stems from a Monday night incident on Evergreen between Island Main and North Plummer road after a collision involving Midcap and a car stopped on the roadway.
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R. J
Jim McGee
Stark
Evergreen
Island Main
McGee
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Sonic Boom Health Risk Reports Sought in Britain
Britain's doctors urged the public to report health damage believed linked to sonic booms. The British Medical Association Scientific Committee asked for cases affecting patients and delicate medical equipment and said it would forward findings to the technology minister.
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England
Britain
The
British Medical Association
Minister of Technology
Lawrence Abel
London
Full Confidence In Westmoreland
The White House says President Johnson has full confidence in General William C. Westmoreland as Vietnam commander and will rely on his recommendations for troop levels. Defense officials note any increases require broad review, with McNamara framing cautious expectations while top officers estimate about 25,000 more troops may be needed to regain momentum.
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William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
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Westmoreland
Robert S. McNamara
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McNamara
Go-Ahead Flashed for Manned Apollo 4 Moonward Flight
Surveyor 4 propulsion fix clears launch for Friday. Apollo 1 remains safely stored in a nitrogen-filled container on a barge voyage from Cape Kennedy to Langley, where it will be kept for 10 years for any future reinspection of the January 27 fire that killed Grissom White and Chaffee.
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Virginia
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Hampton Va
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Air Force
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Edward H. White II
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Robert B. Chaffee
Quiet title suit over Chanute property
Jennie Lee Scurlock, by Balch & Bailey, files in Neosho District Court a suit to quiet title to Lots 1 and 2, Block 23, Tioga, Chanute, Kansas. Defendants and unknown parties to respond by August 25, 1967. Clerk’s seal and notice to all concerned.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court OF
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Jennie Lee Scurlock
Rebecca Dawson
Lizzie Dawson
Lizzie McDaniel
Lizzie McDaniels
Ella Shaw
Honora Dupuy
Honore Duprey
D. Rogers
R. O. Prideaux
S. E. Beach
A. L. Anderson
Samuel Ridenour
R. O. Pridaux
State OF Kansas
Tioga
Balch & Bailey Professional
Mary Lee Frederick
Meeting Tonight On The Process Of Urbanization
The second of three KSU Center for Community Planning Services talks on The Process of Urbanization will be at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial building city commission room. Open to all interested. The first talk was June 29 and the final session is planned for July 27.
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Kansas State University Center For Community Planning Services
City Commission Room
Memorial Building
Vehicles Damaged In Minor Accidents
Police investigated two minor crashes on Steuben near Main and at 10:10 a.m. A 1950 Plymouth driven by John Shorter, 82, and a 1954 Chevrolet driven by Aldeen Mathis, 79, sustained front end damage. Shorter started to pull away as Mathis passed. A second report logged a backing collision involving Dennis Wilson, 714 S Steuben, and Fred Rich ter, 1003 S Washington, with a parked 1955 Mercury damaged.
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Main
John Shorter
N. Kensal
Aldeen Mathis
N. Highland
Mathis
Shorter
Dennis Wilson
S. Steuben
Fred Richter
Washington
Wilson
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Kansas 1967 Update
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Thursday July 24 1967 records 3 fatalities with an earlier unreported death included. Compiled figures compare 1967 totals to 1966. Details list victims and circumstances in Topeka region.
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Topeka
Kansas
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