Livestock Prices and Grains Report from Kansas City
Cattle 3,700. calves 300. utility cows 16.50 to 17.50. Steers 50 to 75 lower. feeder steers 24.00 to 90 good 21.50 to 23.65. Feeder heifers good to low choice 21.30 to 22.90. Hogs 2,200. barrows and gilts 22.25 to 24.75. sows 16.75 to 20.50. Sheep 200. spring lambs 22.00 to 25.00. shorn ewes 6.00. Rye 1.22 to 1.27. Barley 1.06 to 1.11. Soybeans 3.53 to 3.65. Sacked bran 42.50 to 45.25. Sacked shorts 48.00 to 75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Egg price report from Kansas City wholesales
In Kansas City the AP reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent A 38 to 39, mediums at 0 percent A 30 to 31. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Dairy Prices Slightly Move Despite Market Stability
AP reports steady to firm butter and eggs with quoted prices: large grade A whites 41 and 41 for large mixed, 31 for mediums, 32 for standards. butter unchanged. Market appears stable with limited movement in egg categories.
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Chicago
Wheat and soybean futures prices in Chicago market report
The Chicago AP market wire lists wheat No 2 hard white at 2.00 to 2.01 dollars per bushel, No 2 red at 1.92 to 2.07, corn No 2 yellow around 1.41, No 3 around 1.39, No 5 around 1.37, oats No 2 heavy white about 0.78, soybeans No 1 yellow about 3.65, and soybean oil at 12.50.
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Chicago
Chg
T&t
Anaconda
Atchison Ehawe
Beech Airceeeee
Beth Steel
RCA Re
U Rayonier
Ig Veer
Reg
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Sperry
Ind
US Steel
Util
Wheat and corn prices updated for Kansas City market
AP reports Kansas City grain quotes with Wheat across grades near 1.97 to 2.00 and Corn bids around 1.25 to 1.41 for white and yellow types. Oats show little movement, Milo maize listed at 2.16 with minimal changes across grades.
Hospital admissions and births in Neosho area
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions on Monday and Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs C A Parrish and Emmett Campbell. Births today report a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ray Christiansen. Police court actions include D Beck Jr driving while intoxicated and Bobby Shields careless driving with bonds posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
C. A. Parrish
W. 5Th
Emmett Campbell
E. Main
Robert Huser
Yates Center
Eloise Kammerling
N. Garfield
Jeanie Collins
Buffalo
Medical
Ernest Levan
S. Washington
Jesse Bybee
Joplin
Junior Ray
N. Tennesse
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Chris Kirkwood
W. Main
Paul Mitchell
S. Santa Fe
Brian Higginbotham
S. Kansas
Harry Miller
R. Lester Marts
S. Garfield
Ray Christiansen
S. Allen
Robert Frederick
S. Katy
William Dawson
Albert Ryder
E. Chestnut
Martin Moore
Santa Ana
Calif
Park Myers
Steven Cullop
Petaluma
Bert D. Beck Jr
Grant
Bobby Shields
Evergreen
Gene Morrison
N. Santa Fe
Samuel D. Johnson
N. Grant
John Norman
W. 3Rd
Contin
Wall Street Rebounds On Late Day Buying Surge
New York stocks surged in late trading as the market recovered, with total volume near 5.8 million shares versus 5.59 million the previous session. Analysts cited steady momentum despite a higher British bank rate, prompting more buying. Closing stocks:
Wichita Woman Loses 1900 in Pigeon Drop Scam
Mrs. Camill e L Hartman, 66, was swindled in a pigeon drop in Wichita. A woman claimed to have found 16000 and persuaded Hartman to withdraw 1900, which turned out to be fake bills while the other two con artists vanished. The incident was reported to police.
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Wichita
Camille L. Hartman
Hartman
Two deaths and funerals noted in local notices
Mrs Floyd Smith 58 of 521 N Washington died at University of Kansas Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Gibson Koch Chapel. Mrs Hattie E Epperson 86 of 314 N Lincoln died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness since Friday. Funeral Saturday at 230 PM in Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters and one son along with grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Floyd Smith
N. Washington
University of Kansas
Medcal Center
Kansas City
Kan
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Hattie E. Epperson
N. Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hattie E. White
Boonville
Ind
Indiana
Thomas Epperson
First Baptist Church
Cletus
Lottie) Henderson
Jack
Gertrude) Chambers
N. Franklin
Thomas Eugene Epperson
Gibson-Koch
Dale Sneeringer
Elmwood Cemetery
New Airline Positions Studied
Union and airline negotiators met briefly then recessed to study new airline positions in efforts to end a seven day strike against five major airlines. Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds called the exchange useful as talks moved to renewed joint sessions after meetings with the Machinists.
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Washington
Asst
James J. Rynolds
Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Northwest
Trans World
Eastern
National
United
Southeast Beekeepers Plan Picnic At Santa Fe Park
Beekeepers gather Sunday at the south shelterhouse for a 12 30 p.m. picnic with basket dinners and furnished refreshments. Attendees are invited to attend a dinner and meeting.
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Beekeepers
Santa Fe Park
Reunion attendance and upcoming Niagara trip noted
Mr and Mrs Jerry David of Washington DC spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Skinny Thompson and other relatives. They attended the 1956 graduating class reunion and planned a Niagara Falls Canada visit after leaving on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Don Perkins of Howard announce the birth of a son Ricky Don on June 22 weighing six pounds one ounce. Mrs Perkins formerly Shelby Wells, a Neosho County Home Economics Agent.
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Jerry David
Washington, D. C
Skinny Thompson
R. J
Niagara Falls
Canada
Don Perkins
Howard
Ricky Don
New Kansas State University Enrollees Include Glenda Dormois
Glenda Dormois joins Kansas State University along with other new students on Monday and Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Dormois of 204 North Grant. Mr and Mrs Marland Highbaugh of 1102 West 9th have returned from a trip to Long Branch New Jersey to visit their son Pvt Martin Highbaugh and his wife. Pvt Highbaugh is stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey where he studies cryptographic repair. His wife is the former Judy McNeal. Trips to New York City and other places of interest were made.
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Reno
Okla
Don Grimes
Tana Lynette
Glenda Dormois
Kansas State University
Glen Dormois
N. Grant
Marland Highbaugh
W. 9Th
Long Branch
N. J
Martin Highbaugh
Pvt. Highbaugh
Ft. Monmouth
Judy McNeal
New York City
Fugitive Captured Near South Pittsburg Bank Robber Nix Recaptured
Joe Charles Nix 25 year old bank robber and Leavenworth fugitive was recaptured near South Pittsburg. He was taken with two escapees from a Marshall Texas jail break Jess Kenneth McKinney and Silas Chester Haddix. McKinney is a South Pittsburg native Haddix from Jackson Kentucky.
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South Pittsburg
Tenn
Joe Charles Nix
Leavenworth
Kan
Marshall
Tex
Jess Kenneth McKinney
Silas Chester Haddix
Longview
Ramsey reports theft of tools from truck at refinery
E. J. Ramsey of 821 S. Plummer reported to police that a 12 ton hydraulic jack a 24 inch pipe wrench and an 18 inch pipe wrench were stolen from his truck Tuesday night on the Mid America refinery grounds. The stolen items were stamped with his initials.
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E. J. Ramsey
S. Plummer
Mid-America
Ramsey
Neighbor’s Driveway Back-Up Damages 1956 Ford
Richard Norman reports a minor traffic accident from July 5. A car backing from a neighbor’s driveway struck the left rear of his 1956 Ford parked in front of his house, police were notified yesterday.
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Richard Norman
S. Grant
J F Gordon Visits El Dorado Family
J F Gordon of 801 N Steuben travels to El Dorado to visit his daughter Mrs Francis Faulkner and her husband and their children including granddaughters Mrs Darrell Howrey and Mrs Linda Varner and families.
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J. F. Gordon
N. Steuben
el Dorado
Francis Faulkner
Larry
Darrell Howrey
Linda Varner
Kansas Supreme Court rules 11 books obscene in Wichita
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled 11 books in a Wichita store obscene and subject to seizure, reversing a prior Sedgwick County District Court finding. Other rulings include a new trial for Richard Lee McCarthy on assault and robbery, improper confession admission, district court power to modify a license suspension, double jeopardy for Eddie Fox in kidnapping, and no prosecution on a no fund check claim for postdated checks given one day prior.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Wichita
Sedgwick
High Court
Richard Lee McCarthur
State Motor Vehicle Department
Eddie Fox
Four Thousand Nine Hundred Forty One Dollars Unclaimed
Miami County seeks to distribute four thousand nine hundred forty one dollars from district court actions. Claimants must present legitimate claims by January 18, 1967 or the money goes to the county general fund, said court clerk Ethel J. Hunt.
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Paola
Kan
Miami County
Ethel J. Hunt
Restraining Order Squelches Planned Railroad Strike
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees and C A Schutty to stop a planned strike at the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company. Schutty said the union will comply with the order.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
C. A. Schutty
Schutty
Judge Sets Pre Trial Conference for Springfield
Judge William B. Collinson of Denver presided at a judicial conference and scheduled a pre trial conference for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Springfield.
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William B. Collinson
Denver
Springfield
Woman Killed in Turnpike Crash Near Bonner Springs
Mrs Susie K. Fields of Kansas City died Wednesday when a car blew a tire and crashed on the Kansas Turnpike about a mile east of the Bonner Springs interchange.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Susie K. Fields
Kansas City
Chanute Tribune Local News Summary
The Chanute Tribune issues routine staff and price details for the publication including editors, managers, and contact lines. It lists subscription rates for various regions and delivery options in Chanute and surrounding counties.
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John Hovorka
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