Livestock and wheat prices from Kansas City and New York markets
Livestock figures show cattle and calves scarce while hogs and sheep offer steady to mixed bids in Kansas City. Wheat and corn futures listed by AP reflect varied prices across multiple grain types, with corn showing slight gains and oats and barley near stable. New York stock market ends with no decisive trend as volume remains around 4.7 million shares. bond prices mix with small gains in spots.
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New York
Grain Prices Edge Higher at Close in Chicago Market
Wheat No 2 red 1.46, No 2 hard 1.55 2-56, corn No 2 yellow 1.23, oats No 1 extra heavy white 64s, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.51 4n. Wheat up to 1 cent, September 1.43 4. corn up to 4-5, September 1.18 4. oats up 1-? to 61 1/2 cents, rye steady to down a bit, soybeans down to 2.46 1/4 for August.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Rev Alex Colvin Funeral Service Held in Independence
Funeral service for the 83 year old Rev. Alex Benjamin Colvin retired Baptist minister who died Tuesday in Independence will be at 10 30 a m Friday at the First Baptist church Independence Rev Robert Moreland will officiate with Rev Everett Pearson assisting Internment in Mt Hope Cemetery Deaths and Funerals Webb Funeral Home directed Colvin served as pastor of Grant Avenue Baptist church from 1939 to 1945 Surviving are his widow a daughter Mrs A D Grayce Helen Dunbar Rochester New York and a sister Mrs Freda Millquist Pittsfield Massachusetts Mrs Colvin is a patient in Neosho Memorial Hospital after fracturing a hip while visiting friends
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Alex Benjamin Colvin
Independence
First Baptist Church In
Robert Moreland
Everett Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Mt. Hope Cem
Every
Webb Funeral Home
Colvin
A. D
Grayce Helen) Dunbar
Rochester
N. Y
Freda Millquist
Pittsfield
Mass
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Altoona Area Visitors and Community News
Reports of gatherings and visits across Altoona area including dinner guests from Leavenworth and Nebraska City en route to Kerrville Texas. Local church events, picnic, softball, and family visits in Walnut Staley Palmyra and Wichita. Obituary note for Fred Shoaf of Yuma Aziz.
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Altoona
Charles Sims
Leavenworth
Clarence Burkhart
Nebraska City
Neb
Glen Jones
Neodesha
Stella Kelly
Nellie Elliott
Sims
Kerrville
Texas
Altoona Lions Club
City Park
Bob Nelson
St. Louis
Herbert Gruetchmaker
Joe Browne
Billie Browne
Tulsa
Richard Stanley
Palmyra
Hannibal
George L. Staley
Larry Spurrier
Erie woman released on $250 bond after DUI arrest
Bessie I. Green of rural Erie was arrested early yesterday by the highway patrol on a charge of driving while intoxicated. She was released from custody last night on $250 bond. A hearing on the charge was set for tomorrow in justice of the peace court here.
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Erie
Bessie I. Green
Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace Court
Fatal Motorcycle Crash Near Idle School Bus
A motorcyclist, Russell H. Chisham, 33, of Wyandotte County, Kansas, was killed when his bike struck the rear of a stalled empty school bus on 2910 N. 91st. The bus had no warning lights or flares after sitting idle for five hours.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Russell H. Chisham
91St
Edmond Vaught
Sheriff's Department
Chisham
Kansas to Publish New Statutes Before Year End
TOPEKA AP States printer Harry Timberlake said seven volume set of the new Kansas statutes will be ready before January 1 if no delays. Ten thousand sets will be printed at 75 dollars each and none distributed until all are ready, with officials and attorneys already seeking copies.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harry Timberlake
Timberlake
Methodist Post For Russell Reitz In Coordinating Council
T Russell Reitz of Manhattan Kansas was elected secretary of the coordinating council of the Methodist Church on Wednesday. Bishop James K Mathews of Boston was chosen president, succeeding Bishop Edwin R Garrison of Aberdeen South Dakota.
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Chicago
T. Russell Reitz
Manhattan
Kan
James K. Mathews
Boston
Edwin R. Garrison
Aberdeen
S. D
Peters Rites Held for Humboldt Resident at Mount Hope
Harry S. Peters 90 of Humboldt died Wednesday at Allen County Hospital Iola after illness since May 1. Born December 10, 1873 in Rose Kansas he moved to Humboldt in 1914. A retired carpenter and Methodist, he married Augusta Hartwig in 1899. she died 1962. Survived by three daughters two brothers seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren graveside service at Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev Gene Taylor to officiate Price Memorial in charge.
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Harry S. Peters
Humboldt
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Rose
Kan
Methodist Church
Augusta E. Hartwig
Yates Center
Madeline Works
Helen McGrew
Clinton
Martha Lou Fitch
W. Walnut
Pearl Peters
Cliff Peters
Washincma
Wash
Mount Hope Cemetery
Gene Taylor
Humboldt Methodist Church
Price Funeral Home
Death of Nellie F. Strunk at 92 in Moran
Mrs. Nellie F. Strunk aged 92 died late Wednesday at Autry Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Ralston Hutton Funeral Home in Moran.
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Nellie F. Strunk
Autry Nursing Home
Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home
Moran
Woman reports man stuffing another into car trunk
In Hartford a woman observed a man appearing to stuff another man into a car trunk and called police. Michael Lambert, a mechanic, then explained he had placed a fellow mechanic in the trunk and driven around the block to check a rattle, in what police described as a test.
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Hartford
Conn
Michael Lambert
Man Rides Bull Across Country
Windom Minnesota AP reports cow boy Carl Swanson 41 of Onamia Minnesota began riding Hereford bull Randy from International Falls in April and aims to reach the Texas Gulf Coast next February. His Windom stop marks about 500 miles completed to promote beef on the hoof.
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Windom
Minn
Carl Swanson
Randy
Swanson
Onamia
International Falls
Texas Gulf Coast
Civil Rights Upheld in Supreme Court Appeal Targets
In Atlanta, Lester Maddox and Moreton Rolleston Jr plan immediate appeals to the Supreme Court after a three-judge federal court ruled the Civil Rights Act constitutional in cases against the Pickrick Restaurant and Heart of Atlanta Motel. The injunctions delay Aug 11 while appeals proceed, and the court held motels and restaurants serving interstate travelers fall under commerce power to prohibit discrimination.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Congress
Hooper
Candidates clash as Kansas governor race heats up
Overland Park AP Joseph W. Henkle criticizes Harry G. Wiles for calling Kansas backward while Wiles campaigns for governor and holds a $1,000 monthly job with the Kansas Corporation Commission. Johnson County forum also features attacks on Ferguson Wunsch and Avery, with comments on state economy and past actions.
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Overland Park, Kan
Joseph W. Henkle
Johnson County
Henkle
Harry G. Wiles
Kansas
U. S
Docking
Wiles
Kansas Corporation Commission
Hart Blasts Opponents in Wichita Speech
George Hart, Democratic candidate for governor, criticized several Republican opponents in a speech before the East Side Democratic Club in Wichita. Hart singled out Sen. Paul Wunsch and Atty. Gen. William …
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Wichita
George Hart
East Side
Democratic Club
Hart
Paul Wunsch
William
Boyd Still Leads West Kansas Poll
In western Kansas straw votes, President Johnson holds a strong lead over Goldwater with 51 percent to 27.8 percent and 21.2 percent undecided after day two. Dole leads Bork in Congress, Boyd dominates governor GOP race, and Wiles leads Democrats for governor. Two-day totals show Johnson 1 528 to Goldwater 835, with other races led by Dole and Boyd.
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Boyd
West Kansas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Salina Journal
Hutchinson News
Garden City Telegram
Johnson
Goldwater
Bob Dole
Bill Bork
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Harry Wiles
Norton
Decatur
State Weather Kansas City Report Ends 6 A.M.
Kansas City weather summary shows the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. with high and low temperatures and precipitation readings. Data includes citywide figures and may reference surrounding nearby stations for comparison.
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Kansas City
Coffin Says State Fails Youth Program
SEDAN Kansas Democratic gubernatorial candidate J Donald Coffin charged the state Republican administration with opposing President Johnsons juvenile delinquency program He said the state had failed to use the federal youth program and would push a realistic plan if elected He proposed youth camps at state lakes and parks with free admission for financially strapped children and a $100000 appropriation funded by service clubs state employees and paid staffers
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Worley
Wiles
Kansas
Bill S. Sparks
Sparks
Congress
Henkle
Sedan
Kan
Johnson
J. Donald Coffin
Coffin
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Wednesday admissions list includes Ralph Beeson 209 S Allen medical Mrs Thomas Mitchell 420 N Garfield medical Mrs Jessie Jackson 307 N Malcolm medical Amenda Leon Bryant Rest Home medical. Dismissals include Ida Bishop Buffalo Ettie Lacey 1315 S Highland Wallace Oshel 1110 S Forest Truman Lovett 701 N Forest. Birth today to Mr and Mrs James Brandon 1007 S Garfield a girl. Police Court Action Charles Lowe 32 S Rutter speeding cited Sunday $5 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ralph Beeson
S. Allen
Thomas Mitchell
N. Garfield
Jessie Jackson
N. Malcolm
Amenda Leon
Bryant Rest Home
Ida Bishop
Buffalo
Ettie Lacey
S. Highland
Wallace Oshel
S. Forest
Truman Lovett
N. Forest
Susan Moore
N. Santa Fe
Alice Klick
Chanute Tribune July 23 1964 Page 2 News Briefs
The Chanute Tribune issue for Thursday July 23 1964 presents page two with concise local briefs and notices. Readers find society items, brief regional updates, and community happenings typical of mid-1960s small-town journalism.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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