Cattle Hog Prices Higher in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle gains with steers and heifers up to 25 higher and stockers and feeders rising up to 50. Hogs steady to 25 higher for sows, with barrows and gilts around 18.00 to 19.00 for 210-260 pounds and 15.25 to 16.50 for 270-360 pound sows. Sheep and veal also move higher with good to prime lambs 15.00 to 18.00 and veals 25.00 to 31.00. Kansas City produce features eggs and poultry prices, while Chicago grains edge differently with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans listed.
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U.S
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Nearley
Community notes and family visits around Chanute
Mr and Mrs Forest Richardson and Larson returned from Clarinda Iowa after a funeral for her uncle Will Blair. S Sgt James F Osborn of San Angelo Texas visited family in Humboldt and converts to safety program at Vilas church meeting. Mrs Marie Hoffman subscribes from Plainwell Michigan praising centennial writeups. Leo Fairchild and wife return from Kansas City where son Richard earned a Pittsburg State College degree and works as assistant buyer for Jones Co. Open House at Virginia’s Beauty Salon Tuesday Aug 1 with free gift and styling.
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Larson
Will Blair
Clarinda
Iowa
James F. Osborn
San Angelo
Tex
Floyd Osborn
Gary Upton
Courtney Moles
Humboldt
Osborn
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Marie Hoffman
Plainwell, Mich
the Tribune
Kansas
Chanute
Leo Fairchild
Earlston
Kansas City
Richard Fairchild
Richard
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
The
Jones Co
Kan
Virginia
West Main
Dulles Plans To Retire From CIA
The White House said Allen W. Dulles intends to retire as director of the CIA by year end. Press secretary Pierre Salinger declined comment on reports that Fowler Hamilton is a possible successor. Administration sources had suggested Dulles hoped to retire within about a year, a plan aligned with Kennedy era discussions. Dulles, brother of the late John Foster Dulles, was appointed during Eisenhower’s presidency.
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White House
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Pierre Salinger
Fowler Hamilton
Wall Street
Government Service
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Kennedy
John Foster Dulles
CIA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Salinger
Hamilton
Barbers Seek 15000 Annual Pay Goal At Kansas Convention
At the Kansas master barbers convention T C MacDuffee urged a 15000 annual pay goal for barbers, arguing that doctors earn around 18000. He contrasted barber earnings with poultry industry figures and noted demand for pay parity across professions.
TV West erns and Deodorant Ads Get Lowest Grades in Poll
New York AP reports the National Audience Board found 68 percent of community opinion leaders disapproved of horse operas and 91 percent disliked deodorant commercials. News and weather fared well, with sports and public affairs also rated high. Top programs included CBS Reports, Chet Huntley Reporting and Twentieth Century.
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New York
National Audience Board
CBS Reports
Chet Huntley
National Audience Board Represented by Civic Groups
The National Audience Board is a nonprofit group representing civic cultural business educational and church groups including the General Federation of Women's Clubs the American Legion and the National Council of Churches.
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National Audience Board
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Legion
National Council of Churches
Kennedy wins full authority to mobilize reservists
Congress granted President Kennedy authority to call up to 250000 ready reservists for active duty up to one year and extend training for the ready reserve. The measure includes a $3.253 billion funding plan and $207.6 million for a civil defense shelter program. The action comes amid threats to Berlin and other Communist aims worldwide.
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House
Senate
White House
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Ready Reserve
STRAF Units Move Training to New Posts
Three STRAF divisions slated for combat readiness will transfer training duties to 10 expanding posts. The 1st Infantry at Ft. Riley Kansas, 2nd Infantry at Ft. Benning Georgia, and 2nd Armored at Ft. Hood Texas shift work to bases including Ft. Bliss Sam Houston Dix Jackson Knox Leonard Wood Sill Ord McClellan and Gordon. Two additional large bases Fis Chaffee and Carson Col may reopen. Details depend on funding and congressional action.
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Defense
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Ft. Riley
Kan
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2Nd Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
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Sam Houston
Dix
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Jackson
S. C
Knox, Ky
Leonard Wood
Sill
Okla
Ord
Calif
McClellan
Ala
Gordon
Fis
Chaffee
Ark
Carson
Cole
Congress
Deaths and Funerals Robert C Johnson and Bert L Raynor
Robert C Johnson 83 died in Hugoton after a cerebral hemorrhage while visiting a daughter in Ulysses. He was born in Kentucky in 1877 and survived by two sons, five daughters, 21 grandchildren, and 24 great grandchildren. last rites in Thayer with burial in Morehead. Bert L Raynor 68 of Chanute died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. survivor list includes wife and children. funeral at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood cemetery.
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Robert C. Johnson
Hugoton
Ulysses
Kentucky
William C
Annie Stattsworth Johnson
Joplin
Minnie Preston
Chanute
Johnson
Mahmoud L
Thayer
Orlan
Wichita
Lucy McCready
Vergie Falder
Parsons
Pauline Alford
Jessie Kline
Perryton
Tex
Nora Dack
van Ormy
Thayer Christian Church
Newark Township
Morehead
Thayer Methodist Church
Engel Funeral Home
Bert L. Raynor
S. Garfield
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Hoxie
Ark
AT & SF Railroad
Englewood
Davis Pipe and Supply Co
Juan
Roy Raynor
Roy S. Gibson
Rev
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Governor to Attend Legion Convention in Wichita
Gov. John Anderson announced he will attend the state American Legion convention in Wichita on Friday evening. He had just returned from a weekend trip to the 35th Division National Guard encampment at Camp Ripley Minnesota.
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Topeka
John Anderson
American Legion
Wichita
Ning. Anderson
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Minn
Obituary for George R. Johnson of Erie Kansas
George Rufus Johnson 78 retired farmer of Erie Kansas died at 4 a.m. today at the Erie Rest Home after a three year illness. Born September 18 1882 near Hutchinson he lived in Ness County before moving to Galena Missouri then to the Erie community in 1943. He married Della Quimby in 1908 at Great Bend. Survived by wife two daughters three sons thirteen grandchildren two sisters and other relatives.
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R. J. Erie
Erie ‘Rest Home
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Hutchinson
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Great Bend
Galena
Johnson
Ray Rufenacht
Ness City
Dana Cook
Crane
Harvey
Warren
Anamosa
Iowa
Loys
Kansas City
Maude Johnson
Laura Messenger
Woosley and family funeral notices from Kansas
Lawrence A. Woosley funeral held Saturday at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with interment in Memorial Park. Organ selections performed by Mrs. Dave Petterson, bearers listed as John Gray Earl Pugh Rudolph Sandberg Homer Matlock Edmund Carpenter and O D Nelson. Nearby relatives include Floyd and Clarence Woosley and Reva Raney. Pierce Funeral Home coordinating services for other local obsequies.
McCloy Reports Back On Khrushchev Talks
John J. McCloy will brief President Kennedy tonight on last week's discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev regarding disarmament and the Berlin crisis. McCloy flew from Moscow to Washington and will bring a detailed report to Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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John J. McCloy
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Khrushchev
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
McCloy
Dean Rusk
Moscow
U.S
Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Salinger
Vote Record of Kansans on Kefauver Amendment
Washington AP outlines how Kansas members of Congress voted on recent roll calls including the Kefauver amendment. Senate rejected the amendment 40 to 53, with Kansas representatives recorded in the roll call analysis.
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Kansas
Congress
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Farm bill amendment on antitrust rules for farmer coops rejected
Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel for On Miller Iowa amendment shot down 32 to 42 as Long Louisiana seeks to alter farm bill anti trust clause. Kefauver motion to table Long amendment adopted 41 to 37 with Carlson and Schoeppel for. No major House roll calls recorded.
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Miller
Iowa
Long
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Schoeppel
Carlson
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Let Girls Drive Cars On Dates
Janice Nusser, 17, from Garden City Kansas, the sole girl among 50 contestants in the National Teen-Age Safe-Driving Road-E-O offers a plan to cut highway accidents by letting girls drive on dates. Other contestants share ideas on driver education and roadway safety as tests begin on aptitude, city and expressway driving, and as scholarships of 2000, 1500 and 1000 dollars await the top finishers.
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Janice Nusser
Garden City
Kan
Dwayne Brees
Princeton
College of Emporia names new housing director
The College of Emporia announces a new housing director succeeding Herman Arra emith. The successor, a graduate from the college last May, will devote full time to the dean of students post. He and his wife previously served as resident directors of the men's dormitory.
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Herman Arraemith
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College Names Dean of Men at Emporia
Emporia based report states David Dungan, 25, has been named dean of men at the College of Emporia, a position he held until last January. Two Air Force officers capt. McKone and capt. Olmstead, released from nearly seven months of solitary confinement in Russian prisons, will pursue master of arts degrees in international relations at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of San Francisco respectively after Forbes Field training. The RB47 crew was shot down by a Russian fighter over the Barents Sea on July 1, 1960.
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Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
John B MecKone
University of Pittsburgh
Freeman B. Olmstead
University of San Francisco
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Forbes
Barents Sea
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