Livestock Market Reports and Stock Market Activity
Livestock figures show calves none and hogs 1 800 with barrows and gilts up 75 to 1.00, sows steady with some gains to 50. Prices listed for various weights, with sows at 17.00 to 21.50. In New York, stocks closed mixed as traders noted moderate volume of 5.7 million shares. Harshaw Chemical up on tender offer news from Sun Chemical.
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Harshaw Chemical
Sun Chemical
Jersey
David Bradley
Tiltine
Kraft Jointer & Planer
The
Assembly God Church
Egg and butter price notes from Kansas City
AP report from Kansas City notes wholesale egg prices for Large A and Medium A remain unchanged at 44 to 45 and 44 to 45 cents respectively. Butter Grade A inputs show Ib quarters at 83 and Ib solid at 82 cents.
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Kansas City
Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago market
In Chicago trading, butter and eggs remained steady to firmer with prices largely unchanged. Analysts note stable demand and consistent producer pricing as markets digest seasonal shifts.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain price report from Kansas City market
AP reports Kansas City prices for wheat corn oats rye barley soybeans and byproduct sacks. Wheat No 2 hard around 1.96 to 1.98 and No 3 1.88 to 2.20. corn No 2 white 1.39 to 1.46 and soybeans 3.32 to 3.44 with byproducts bran at 46.00 to 75 and shorts at 49.00 to 75.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain futures tumble as prices slip across board
Wheat No 2 red 1.86 4n and No 2 hard 1.96 4n ease. Corn No 2 yellow 1.42 4n. Oats No 2 heavy white 75 4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.49 4n. Soybean oil 12.70n. Sept prices show declines across wheat corn oats and rye with soybeans mostly steady. August oats at 3.40 2-41 2.
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Chicago
Market Prices and Goods Listing From Local Vendor
Food and supply prices appear for eggs Grade A extra large 39 cents per dozen Grade A large 38 cents Grade A medium limited by unread text Grade B large 10 cents per pound Hides priced per pound with glue hides noted. Various dairy items cream prices and other groceries partially legible.
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Abotenatoes
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Thursday for Mrs. Glen Taylor Ms. Oscar Cunningham Mrs. Wayne Sheldon Mrs. Johnanna Blanton Mrs Clinton Turner and Mrs May Anderson plus surgical and medical notes. Dismissals include Mrs Homer Brinkman, William Myers Ben Yates Chester S Harvey Marcus Guerra.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen Taylor
W. Elm
Harry M. Watts
Oscar Cunningham
W. 2Nd
Wayne Sheldon
E. Pine
Johnanna Blanton
N. Santa Fe Medical
Clinton Turner
N. Forest
May Anderson
Humboldt
Homer Brinkman
N. Franklin
William R. Myers
Ben Yates
Eric
Chester S. Harvey
S. Highland
Marcus Guerra
Forest
Army Pvt William B Dean assigned to Cam Ranh Bay Viet Nam
Army Pvt. William B. Dean aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs Lyle E Dean of 702 W Main Chanute Kansas was assigned to Headquarters Company 504th Quartermaster Depot in Cam Ranh Bay Viet Nam on July 10. He entered the Army last January after basic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is a Chanute High School 1963 graduate who attended Chanute Junior College and worked for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad before enlistment.
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Army
William B. Dean
Lyle E. Dean
W. Main
504Th Quartermaster Depot
Cam Ranh Bay
Viet Nam
Dean
Fort Leonard Wood
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Teachers Attend Colorado State College Workshops
Helen Anderson and Cecelia Beuligmann, Chanute teachers, attended summer workshops at Colorado State College in Greeley. Anderson studied new education ideas and Beuligmann explored aerospace developments. George Uthmann, formerly of Chanute, is hospitalized in Kansas City and his mother Pearl Uthmann resides at Neo sho Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Gorrell of Burlington Iowa traveled home after visiting their son Ted L. Gorrell and family at 301 S Western.
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Helen Anderson
Cecelia Beuligmann
Chanute
Colorado State College, Greeley
Miss Anderson
Miss Beuligmann
George Uthmann
Great Bend
Baptist
Lester W. Gorrell
Burlington
Iowa
Ted L. Gorrell
S. Western
Clyde Carroll
Carroll Home
B. M. Carroll
Alice
Texas
J. C. Carroll
Kansas City
State Weather Kansas City Report Highlights
Kansas City area weather recap from AP covers 24 hour period ending 6 am with high and low temperatures and precipitation data for the region. Information includes observed rainfall and temperature extremes across local monitoring stations.
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Kansas City
Justice Family Visits as Children Attend Chanute Library Story Hour
Mr and Mrs Dean Justice and their children Blake Tracy and Sara of Carbon dale Illinois visit her parents and Mr and Mrs Robert Blunk and Mr and Mrs Raymond Justice in Chanute. Justice attends a convention in Las Vegas while the children join a story hour at the Chanute Public Library Saturday 10 30 to 11 a m for The Cock and the Ghost Cat.
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Dean Justice
Blake
Tracy
Sara
Carbondale
Ill
Robert Blunk
N. Evergreen
Raymond Justice
S. Highland
Justice
Las Vegas
Nev
Chanute Public Library
Humboldt High Class of 1931 Recall Social Gatherings
Guests and locals gather for pre reunion events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barfoot as Humboldt High School seniors of 1931 look back. Cousins and relatives from Chicago to Parsons and Long Beach visit, share meals, and view photos from Germany.
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Humboldt
Ben Barfoot
Humboldt High School
Rosa Lee Mitchell, RN
Parsons
Today in History highlights from 1812 to NATO plans
On this date in 1812 Duke of Wellington defeated the French at Salamanca. Ten years ago Eisenhower and 18 Western Hemisphere presidents signed the Panama Declaration. Five years ago JFK announced a step by step NATO plan. One year ago Alec Douglas-Home resigned as Conservative leader.
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Associated Press
Duke of Wellington
Salamanca
Spain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western Hemisphere
Panama
John F. Kennedy
Alec Douglas-Home
Conservative Party
Influenza Expected To Be Light This Winter
Surgeon General William H. Stewart of the Public Health Service predicted a light influenza season in the United States. He urged vaccination after September 1 and before mid December for high risk groups, restating annual guidance from his advisory committee on immunization practices.
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Washington
United States
William H. Stewart
The
Public Health Service
Stewart
Emergency legislation proposed to halt airline strike
Sen. Wayne Morse proposed emergency legislation to place airlines under government operation to end the strike. The measure would require a national emergency finding and authorize an injunction by the attorney general. Talks continued with little progress as union leader Roy Siemiller warned the strike could last two more weeks.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
National Security and Welfare
Congress
U.S. District Court
Senate
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
James J. Reynolds
Siemiller
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Communities
Notices record Anna Lela Cox 73 of rural Buffalo dying after a stroke. Surviving family includes husband, three sons, six daughters, 16 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and siblings. Funeral at Dunham Chapel Fredonia with Maple Grove Cemetery burial. Additional memorial for Lena May Wyckoff’s death noted. Also listed are Henri Marie Marcum 69 Clifton Hill and relatives with funeral details in Erie and Bethel Cemetery.
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Thomas A. Cox
Thomas A
Anna Lela) Cox
Buffalo
Fredonia Rest Home
George E
Francis H
Fredonia
Eugene M
Hazel Cutler
Florence McIntosh
Dolly Henderson
Fort Collins
Colo
Joe Porter
el Dorado
Logan Shoop
Flavel Shoop
Fallbrooks
Calif
Lena May Wyckoff
Dunham Chapel
Maple Grove Cemetery
Roper
Arthur V. Dimond
Kansas City
William A. McHattie
C. Watson
Carrollton
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Humboldt
Price Funeral Home
Mount Hope
Henri Marie Marcum
Clifton Hill
Erie
Macon
Miss Marcum
Greenfield
Henry Marcum
Bethel
The
Baptist Church
Violet Robertson
Rose Newell
Lockwood
Omer Marcum
Dadeville
Cordus Montgomery
Linville
Huntsville
Harold
Forest
Wichita
Joe
College Mound
Raymond Hedrick
Parsons
Pierce Funeral Home
Glen Crosby
Bethel Cemetery
Mrs Clara May Dimond Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Clara May Dimond 87 of Kansas City died Thursday at Sweet Springs Missouri after a long illness. She was born August 4 1878 near Humboldt, daughter of Andrew and KeiferKeifer early settlers of the Prairie Hall neighborhood east of Humboldt.
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Clara May Dimond
Kansas City
Sweet Springs
Humboldt
Andrew Keifer
Prairie Hall
Driver Dies In Crash Near Troy On K7 Bridge
Leroy J. Heinen, 23, of Atchison Kansas, was killed Thursday night when his car struck a bridge railing on K7 about a mile southwest of Troy. Heinen was returning from St. Joseph Missouri on a business trip. sheriff's patrol says he apparently lost control of the auto.
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Troy
Kan
Leroy J. Heinen
Atchison, Kan
Here
Heinen
St. Joseph
Doniphan County
Double Pay For One Trip Of Sen. Dodd
Senate records show Sen. Thomas J. Dodd was reimbursed 320.78 for a Los Angeles flight in 1964 while under ethics inquiry. The Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce also says it paid the same fare after his Jaycees speech, with further bank records subpoenaed in the ethics probe.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Friendship
Victor Stark
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dodd
Jaycees
Stark
Michael O'Hare
Chanute Tribune staff and newsroom details
Chanute Tribune staff list includes Publisher Dwight McCreigh News Editor John Hovorka Advertising Manager Fay D Clopine Circulation Manager Ben Nicholas and others. The paper operates daily except Sundays and six holidays with Associated Press rights.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreigh
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Finna Dorsey Osborn
Finn
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday
Normal conservation pool levels and water discharge figures are listed for John Redmond Wood and Toronto Fall River. The report notes yesterday's readings in feet above sea level and cubic feet per second respectively.
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John Redmond
Wood
Toronto
Fall River
June Prices To Consumer In Climb
Washington ap reports a 0.3 percent June rise in consumer prices marking the largest six month gain since 1958. Food costs lead the increase with a 0.4 percent jump, a pattern seen in June for years. Officials refrain from predicting the next index movement beyond the current 112.9 percent of the 1957-59 average.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur Ross
Rising inflation masks urgency for tax hike in heat debate
The White House avoids pressing Congress for a fire-extinguishing tax boost despite official worry over high interest rates. The Labor Department reports a 1.7 percent rise in living costs for the first half of 1966, matching the monthly average.
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White House
Congress
Labor Department
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Tribune
Dale Steinman
PR amMeae
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Daily Transcript
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Leavenworth
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Olathe
Russell
Salina
I. W. Carroll and Family
Bill Orth
Long Beach
Ann Carter
Ralph Orth
North Park
Bertha Orth
Bill
Germany
Phil Flottman
St. Francis Hospital
Estle Bake
Comige Cox
N. M
Kermit Olson
Dallas
Arthur Wilbur
Eva Wilbur
Paul Woodward
Casper
Wyo
McLaren Ins
Agency
Harold J. Fulps
Mgr
N. Grant
Continental Insurance Companies
Sisters of St. Joseph
Mountain Park
Holyoke
Mass
Park
Fimerson Radio
Pioneer
East Main
Nema
Sen. Dodd
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tulakes
Neodesha
Bethel Church
Thayer
Clifford
Ruth Dickens
Frank Troutman
Kans
Don Marple
Benedict
First National Bank of
MFA
R. D. Hamar
S. Tennessee
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