Cattle and hog markets steady amid mixed grain handling
AP reports Kansas City cattle yard shows 4,000 cattle and 1,500 sheep with steady to strong prices for steers, heifers, and calves. hogs mostly weaker with barrows and gilts down, sows steady to down. Vealers and lambs show mixed to firm tone with various price ranges across grades and weights.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Anaconda
alRue
Eric
Kenneth Yearling
Choice
Atchison
Highland
Beech Aire
Inlaw
John Newman
Beth Steel
Steuben
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
Mont Ward
Penney J C
IRCA
St Joe
Woollsears Roeb
Util'sinclair
Eculllspen Chem
Isnerry
U S Steel
ODI
Westy el
Parsons Farmer Ralph Robertson Dies at 62 in Thayer
Ralph Charlie Robertson 62 a lifelong Thayer resident died Monday afternoon at Neosho Memorial Hospital from a heart attack. Born October 20 1899 to John Jr and Ella Robertson he married Alma Leonard in 1922. He was a farmer and church member with survivors including wife son and two daughters. Funeral Thursday at 10 in the Thayer Christian church. Burial in Thayer cemetery. Engel Funeral Home in charge.
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Ralph Charlie Robertson
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Jr
Ella Robertson
Thayes
Alma A. Leonard
Chanute
Christian Church
Lyle R. Robertson
Old Hickory
Tenn
Howard
Ruth) Noland
Mulvane
JH. C
Ellen) Shelton
Santa Rosa
Calif
Effie Robertson
Mound Valley
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
Wall Street slips as markets end three week rise
Moderate trading sees the Dow and broader market lower for a third day after a three week advance. Volume around 3.3 million shares with bonds and corporates mixed. cattle and hog prices in the parsons region quoted, while notable local obituaries follow including Mrs. Lee Boerstler and Mrs. Edna Richman.
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AP Business News
New York
U.S
Kansas City Grain Prices and Futures Report
Wheat and corn prices move modestly lower at Kansas City. No 2 hard and dark oats and soybeans show small declines with nearby futures easing to around 2. to 2.48. Prices listed for No 2 No 3 grades across grains and feeds. Futures close down further amid mixed commodity activity.
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City
Kansas City dispatch reports wholesale large eggs at 2742 to 2731 cents per dozen with 80 per cent quoted. Consumer eggs list large A 23 to 29 cents and small A 15 to 18 cents. Poultry prices show heavy hens 5 lb up 12 cents, light type hens 5 lb up 8, under 5 lb up 6. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers unchanged and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Poultry and Eggs
AP reports butter and eggs holding steady with grade AA and A listings and price spreads. Live poultry shows slight rises in roasters and fryers prices, with hens and white rock varieties noted in narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Advance and Decline in Mixed Market
Wheat No 1 yellow hard 2.22, corn No 3 yellow 1.11, oats No 2 extra white 68% plus. Soybeans unchanged, barley prices mixed. Wheat futures end lower, corn and rye down, oats up, soybeans mixed with July at 2.54 to 2.54.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Chicago
Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertisement-style notice promotes careful consumer purchases. It outlines tips for verifying sellers, checking warranties, and avoiding scams to help readers buy safely.
France backs independent nuclear force amid censure vote
The National Assembly endorsed Charles de Gaulle's program for an independent nuclear force. A motion of censure against Premier Georges Pompidou failed with 206 votes, amid debate over 1962 supplemental funds including 40 million for Pierrelatte uranium enrichment. France reportedly possesses a usable bomb and plans Mirage IV delivery.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
France
Georges Pompidou
Pierrelatte
Pompidou
U.S
Notice for Blanchard and Klinginsmith Securities
Public notice identifies Charles Blanchard and W M Jay T Klinginsmith as secretaries or holders listed, with governing or corporate action indicated. Details appear in the public notice section of the newspaper.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Notebook
Daily Transcript lists admissions Monday John Miller 1221 N Garfield and Mrs Horace Wilmot 5342 N Central. Dismissals include Michael Bright 1523 N Ashby Calvin Graham Thayer Mrs Leonard Haas 307 N Franklin Mrs George Horn Humboldt. Births Mr and Mrs Jack Laver Humboldt a boy. Police citations Charlie Chauncey 111 N Steuben posted 10 bond minor operation. David L Savidge R2 posted 5 bond reckless driving. Fire Run 12:20 pm 1621 N Malcolm mattress fire scorched floor smoke damage.
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John Miller
N. Garfield
Horace Wilmot
N. Central
Medical
Michael Bright
N. Ashby
Calvin Graham
Thayer
Leonard Haas
N. Franklin
George Horn
Humboldt
Kenneth Raney
S. Highland
John Hutchison
S. Wilson
William Coyne
Jana Huck- Step
Hart pushes DIY write in plan for secretary of state
Hart urged Kansas Democrats to write in their own names for secretary of state to ensure enough votes in August to keep the party on the 1964 primary ballot. He expects Andy Gray to win the official nomination and plans to vote for Gray. An attorney general opinion was requested on whether all required votes must go to one candidate or any Democratic voter can cast them for any candidate. The issue followed the failure to file a secretary of state candidate by the June 20 deadline.
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Hart
Kansas
John Montgomery
Andy Gray
Richland
Gray
Illegal Power Used Says Corpstein in Kansas Campaign
Nortonville Kansas AP Joe Corpstein a Republican Senate candidate accuses government pressure on steel of roots in farmers soil he argues power grabs are born from faulty concepts and necessary actions. He plans to campaign in Kansas City Kan Netanaka Coffey Reno Jefferson Sedgwick and Reno counties.
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Nortonville
Kan
Joe Corpstein
U.s.senate
Corpstein
Kansas City
Netanaka
Coffey County
Reno County
Jefferson County
Sedgwick
Reno
Skubitz Seeks Spending Review in Congress Bid
Joe Skubitz of Pittsburg Republican candidate for Congress in the new 5th District calls for re appraising all spending programs. He criticizes Kennedy Administration spending at a Crawford County rally in Lincoln Park. He claims underdeveloped nations believe threatening to go to Russia brings aid.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Joe Skubitz
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Crawford County
Lincoln Park
Brownfield Demands Cox Resign As District Chairman
Ralph O. Brownfield of Winfield calls for Royal Cox of Iola to resign as Republican district chairman accusing him of endorsing a 5th District candidate. Brownfield says Cox's action shows poor political judgment and breaches fair primary conduct. Cox reportedly backs Rep. Walter McVey of Arkansas for the nomination.
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Emporia
Kan
Ralph O. Brownfield
Winfield
U.S. Congress
New Sth
Royal Cox
Iola
Brownfield
Cox
Walter McVey
Saffels Pushes State Tax Withholding Policy
Ottawa candidate Dale Saffels urged a state income tax withholding system if elected governor. He argued employers would bear more bookkeeping but state revenue would rise as Kansans pay taxes owed. He also criticized Kansas grants share and urged using state universities to drive space-age research.
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Ottawa
Dale ° Saffels
Saffels
Kansas
Lawrence
Ferguson weighs moving Cherokee County attorney role
Topeka Kansas Atty Gen William Ferguson said he is considering a motion to force Cherokee County attorney James Shaw to disassociate from the state in a water chlorination case Galena city attorney Shaw recently filed a city motion against the state. Ferguson noted the county attorney should represent the state in district court.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Cherokee Co
Nuclear test firing over Nevada tests wartime maneuvers at CAMP MERCURY
A low yield atmospheric nuclear blast near CAMP MERCURY Nevada was part of a field exercise with 900 troops from Ft. Lewis Washington under U S Continental Army Command. The Davy Crockett style weapon was used with observers including Robert F Kennedy and Maxwell Taylor present.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Davy Crockett
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
U.S. Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
4Th Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Wash
AEC
Robert F. Kennedy
Maxwell Taylor
Santa Fe carload totals dip versus prior year week
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending July 12, 1962 were 31 481, down from 32 490 in the same week a year earlier. On line loadings were 22 703 versus 23 268 last year. Cars received from connections reached 8 778 compared with 9 222 a year ago. The preceding week totaled 32 635 carloads. Mrs Fred Demps and Demps 721 N Evergreen.
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Santa Fe
Social notes and visits fill county week
Fern Tolbert and her parents Mr and Mrs George Alford visited in rural Savenburg while Mrs Tolbert plans to join husband Maj D E Tolbert in Iceland. Romine family hold annual picnic Sunday at Santa Fe Park north shelter house with basket lunch at noon. Loss of five dollar billfold reported by Walter S Carter and Tam and his driver’s license rema-. My Kaye returned to Port after visiting parents. Oleg Robertson and family noted in S Santa Fe area. Branden sentenced to 50 days for vagrancy and no license. J C Higgins bike reported stolen from Jeff Hively’s yard Sunday night. Gale McGuffey wedding noted in San Diego with California trip. Numerous relatives visiting in Des Moines and Perry Iowa areas. Magnus Gordon of Cleveland, Ohio visits his mother for a week.
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Fern Tolbert
George Alford
Savenburg
Tolbert
John H. Littleton Jr
Wichita
Maj
D. E. Tolbert
Iceland
Romine
Santa Fe ‘Park
Walter S. Carter
Tam
Kaye
St. Augustine
Fla
Mael Martinez
N. Lincoln
Oleg Robertson
John
Marcia
R. 3
Plyle McGuffey
California
Gale W. MecGuffey
Audrey Kelly
San Diego
Harold Jordan
Los Angeles
Buried Archaic Indian Camp Found Near Council Grove
In the Council Grove reservoir area north of Council Grove a buried Archaic period campsite was unearthed under the direction of state archeologist Tim Whitty. The find includes a stone ax fired clay effigy heads paints blades and a bone awl likely from hunters who lived off the land 2000 to 3000 years ago.
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Council Grove
Kan
Council Grove Reservoir
Tim Whitty
Whitty
Bowman Quits Houston Oilers Tryouts
Halfback Larry Bowman of Coffeyville Junior College quit and turned in his Houston Oilers uniform. The report notes family connections and visits by Dr. J. S. Whitteberry and Mrs. Wheelers, plus local resident travel and college pre enrollment testing by Nancy Sparks and Cathy Thompson at Kansas State University.
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Houston
Larry Bowman
Coffeyville Junior College
Houston Oilers
American Football League
Nancy Sparks
Cathy Thompson
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Sparks
Miss Thompson
Kennedy to Meet Soviet Ambassador on Berlin and Disarmament
President Kennedy will host Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the White House for talks on Berlin disarmament and Laos. The 6 p.m. EDT meeting marks their first extended discussion since credentials were presented March 30, with aides stressing the purpose is to maintain direct Soviet contact.
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Washington
Kennedy
Anatoly Dobrynin
White House
Berlin
Disarmament
Laos
Pierre Salinger
Dobrynin
Executive Mansion
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Kennedy-Dobrynin
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Gov John Anderson in Industry Bid
Gov John Anderson and Kansas Industrial Development Commission members flew to Milwaukee to confer with officials of a firm considering locating a Kansas branch, signaling a major industry search effort.
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John Anderson
Topeka
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Milwaukee
Kansas
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Marian) Rychel
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Chanute High School
Robert J. Rychel
Roberta Smith
Philip
Richard
Dwight
Margaret Freedlin
Pauline Brandenfels
Jeanne Seawright
St. Helens
Ore
John P. Freedlun
Wall Street
By ED Morse
Mrs. Lee Boerstler
Lee
Lola’ Boerstler
Henryetta
Okla
David C. Newman
Lee Boerstler
Oklahoma
Lena Stewart
Homa City
Bob Martin
W. 4Th
Ted la
Kansas City Cash
K.C
Chicago Grain
Allen Monument Company
S. Central, Chanute
Cedar Lodge No 103
Charles ©. Blanchard, W.M
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Daily Transcript
N. Malcolm
George Hart
Ferguson
Nevada
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
Crockett
Fred Demps
Demps
N. Evergreen
Simpson Branden
Highway Patrol
Jeff Hively
S. Steuben
J. C. Higgins
Robert Franklin
Torrance
Tom Nance
Hepler
Robert Larson
Lavonburg
Larson
Keith Mathahs
Steve
Perry
Iowa
Mary Kisor
Edward Wheeler
Jeff
Cheri
Debbie
Lisa
Des Moines
J. S. Whitteberry
W. 3Rd
Joe T.whitteberry
Magnus Gordon
Cleveland
Ohio
Bowman
Stanza Provin
Dewey, Okla
Lewis Payton
Payton
Memorial Hospital
Bartlesville
Leland L. Stephenson
Tioga Inn
Beltone Hearing Service
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JFK
Helena
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