Hogs Higher Cattle Steady at Parsons Livestock Summary
Kansas City region livestock report shows hogs firm to higher with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents, sows up, cattle steady to higher on grain fed and killing calves. Parsons Livestock details US grades by weight, including hogs 190-270 pounds at 16.50 to 19.00, cattle with steers 22.00 to 24.50, veals 24.00 to 31.00, and stock cows 13.00 to 17.00 while sheep and lambs hold at modest gains.
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Wall Street gains lift market past 700 on rally
The New York stock market held a sharp midday-to-early afternoon advance with volume near 4 million shares. The Dow surpassed 700, led by Du Pont and American Telephone, while most sectors gained one to three points amid a broad upturn across motors, rail, chemicals, and electronics.
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Beech Aircraft Wins $800000 Titan II Trailer Contract
Beech Aircraft Corp. announced an $800,000 contract to design and build fuel and oxidizer trailers for the Titan II missile. Work will be performed at Beech’s Boulder division in Colorado.
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Beech Aircraft Corp
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Boulder
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Crabs Age Too Says Cornell Expert
Elmira report quotes Bernice Scott of Cornell University as saying retirees remain like their younger selves. If you’re grumpy now she warns you’ll be worse at 75, you can’t be an old crab without being a young crab first.
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N.Y
Bernice Scott
Cornell University
Sea Fair salute aboard USS Collett for Seattle visit
Seaman Charles B. Purdon of the USN son of Mr and Mrs James A Purdon of Walnut R1 joins 13 other First Fleet ships to steam past Seattle and receive a civic welcome during Sea Fair events. Nearby residents and visitors are noted in a series of social briefs and local updates.
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Wash
Collett
Charles B. Purdon
USN
James A. Purdon
Naval Supply Depot
Bad Check Artist Surrenders to Sheriff
Thomas J. Cooper a 25 year old Riverside California man surrendered to Sheriff Luther Tindall in Great Bend Kansas. He said he had been writing bad checks for two years and had travelled through California Oregon Utah Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico Illinois Tennessee and Hawaii. He claimed his last crime involved theft of about 400 dollars at a San Diego motel and said he was tired of running while San Diego officers pursued a grand theft warrant.
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Thomas J. Cooper
Riverside
Calif
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Cooper
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Tennessee
Hawaii
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Tindall
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions for Mrs. Lester Purdy Eugene Cornish Mrs. Alfred Trent Robert Stadler and Mrs. Delmar Cowen with addresses. Dismissal yesterday includes Cliffee Meade. Admissions today include Laura Dicks and Bessie Stoll with noted surgery and medical. Dismissals today include Mrs Kenneth Hinshaw and son and Mrs Delmar Cowen.
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N. Forest
Medical
Eugene Cornish
W. 12Th
Alfred Trent
Robert Stadler
Iola
Delmar Cowen
S. Grant
Cliffee Meade
Humboldt
Laura Dicks
Bessie Stoll
Yates Center
Kenneth Hinshaw
Marriage Licenses Issued and Court Filings Noted
Althea York aged 13 and Wilson Mrs Norman Peacock with son reported for Walnut licenses. Kay Kareen Nach 18 Humboldt and Leonard F Hardin with Dorothy L Anderson 18 Humboldt Chanute. James Elmer Collins 21 Parsons and Carrie Joan Stipp 18 Thayer. Berthot Construction Co. vs Fred W Montague Jr judgment sought for 13861.20 plus interest from Jan 6 1960 Erma Grommet Roy Kister vs Charlie Bodwell quiet title.
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York
Wilson
Norman Peacock
Eric
Melvin Eugene Stierwalt
Chanute
Kay Kareen Nach
Humboldt
Leonard F. Hardin
Dorothy L. Anderson
James Elmer Collins
Parsons
Carrie Joan Stipp
Thayer
District Court
Charles A. Berthot
Berthot Construction Co
Fred W. Montague Jr
Erma Grommet
Roy Kister
Charlies Bodwell
Quiet Fitie
Deaths and Funerals Waldrip Rites and Local Obituaries
The Waldrip funeral is set for Friday at 2 pm at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Olga Kyle, 71, of Centerville township died today at Erie Rest Home after a long illness. she was born in Norway and immigrated in 1907. Survived by one son, Nelson, six grandchildren, two sisters, and preceded in death by a son in 1950. funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Galesburg Christian Church, burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Contributions to Neosho County Cancer Fund via Ed Naanes. Also listed: Metttie DeClark, 91, Thayer, died yesterday at Neosho Manor. born 1869 in Rockville Indiana. married Kramer then DeClark in 1857. survived by son Clarence Kramer. funeral Friday 10 am at Engel Funeral Home, Thayer, burial in Thayer Cemetery.
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Centerville Township
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United States
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Centerville
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Wichita
A. M. Rudi
California
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Galesburg Christian Church
Myrl Powers
Galesburg
Mount Hope Cemetery
Neosho County Cancer Fund
Ed Naanes
Pierce, Funeral Home
Peter DeClark
Metttie DeClark
Thayer
Neosho Manor
Rockville
Ind
Kansas
Indiana
John Kramer
Thayer Methodist Church
Clarence Kramer
Springfield
Ohio
Engel Funeral Home
Thayer Cemetery
Draft Power Use Limited
Washington AP reports top defense officials told Congress they will use Kennedy’s emergency powers sparingly. McNamara said the administration seeks limited activation of reservists or extended duty for a year, with two emergency requests awaiting Senate approval. The panel may approve a $958.57 million priority list for aircraft, missiles, and ships.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Berlin
Churchill's actress daughter agrees to alcoholism treatment
London AP Sir Winston Churchills actress daughter Sarah 46 agrees in court to enter treatment for alcoholism and is released after paying a two pound fine for being drunk on a Westminster street near Parliament. A medical report notes she will be an informal patient under a doctor willing to supervise her recovery.
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Bow Street
Robert Blundell
Metropolitan London
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Sir Robert
Plains Line Is Studied by CAB Prehearing
Washington AP attorneys debated Hi Plains Airways from Hill City Kansas seeking CAB routes across Kansas Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Colorado and Missouri. Central Airlines filed a conditional application offering service to northern Kansas if required but questioned the necessity of Hi Plains small plane service. Examiner Stone would likely combine Central and Hi Plains hearings with a December 5 date and a venue to be set.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Kansas
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South Dakota
Colorado
Missouri
Central Airlines Inc
CAB
Hi-Plains
Central
Franklin M. Stone
Hi- Plains
C. E. Watts
North Platte
Frontier route suspensions hinted in CAB use it or lose it policy
A CAB examiner recommends suspending a Frontier Airlines route between Denver and Omaha under the agency policy use it or lose it. The move would also affect service between Hill City and Wichita, Hill City and Bismarck, and between Denver and Kansas City.
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Omaha
Frontier Airlines Inc
Hill City
Wichita
Bismarck
N. C
Kansas City
Hammarskjold Returns From Bizerte Crisis After Friction
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold winds up a three day on the spot study of the Bizerte crisis in Tunisia and leaves Tunis for New York amid French snub claims. He says Paris ordered Amman not to see him and notes concern over the cease fire not followed at the base. He remains optimistic about the situation.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Hammarskjold
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Amman
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Tunisia
Interior funds approved by Congress for current year
Congress passed a bill providing 779,158,650 dollars to operate the Interior Department and related agencies for the current fiscal year. The measure won voice votes in both houses and moves to President Kennedy for signature. In other matter, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads clash over costs and consolidations affecting the routes between Utah and San Francisco.
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Interior Department
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Senate
Western Pacific Railroad
Paul C. Albus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
Kansas
Indus
Senate Approves Compromised Farm Bill Measures
The Senate approved a watered-down farm bill by voice vote and sent it to the House. Key administration proposals were dropped, but two administration-blessed provisions remained: a 10 percent wheat planting reduction for higher supports with compensation, and a one-year extension of the feed grains program. Senator Williams’s bid to end the extension failed 59 to 36.
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Senate
Kennedy
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
John J. Wilams
R-Del
Rail merger plans draw support from Santa Fe executives
D. J. Russell of Southern Pacific voices concerns as Ernest S. Marsh of Santa Fe outlines the railroad's case. Western Pacific backs Santa Fe's bid, arguing that end to end merging would foster rail competition in areas where Southern Pacific would otherwise hold a monopoly.
White House issues conduct code for federal employees
The code bars gifts loans or payments to federal workers where a conflict with public duties may exist. It bans favors or gratuities that could bias impartiality while allowing outside teaching writing or lecturing as long as duties are not affected or discredit the government.
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House panel OKs $8.8 billion foreign aid loan plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee tentatively approved authority to lend up to 8.8 billion dollars for foreign aid over five years without annual congressional appropriations. Opponents in both chambers criticize the plan amid a push for tighter control.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Plentiful Supply Of Salk Vaccine In Kansas
The Kansas Board of Health announced a large shipment of Salk polio vaccine has been received and a plentiful supply is on hand. The vaccine is available to physicians on request.
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