Hogs Higher Cattle Slow in Kansas City Livestock Figures
In Kansas City, cattle markets show limited sales and mixed change with steers and heifers down 25 to 50 cents, cows uneven, calves weak. hogs rise 50 cents to 25 higher with 190-240 lb barrows and gilts at 16.25-17.00, sows 13.75-15.00. sheep steady for spring lambs and slaughter ewes, some fleece flocks and feeder lambs data noted. Also Chicago grain and regional prices posted for corn oats soybeans and wheat futures.
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Wall Street Steels Lead Vigorous Market Rally
Steels showed great strength as they led a late afternoon stock market rally in New York. Volume was about 3 million shares, down from Friday. Government bonds edged lower. corporates also slipped from their early touch.
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Sorghum Valley Grange to Meet at School with Ice Cream
Sorghum Valley Grange schedules its Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. in the school, with ice cream to be served. Other brief items cover a forged check suspect Gordon Meyers, local arrests, missing money, a damaged window and a lost billfold, plus a bottle transport charge.
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Dr Blattner Found Dead in Clay Center Office
Dr. Charles R. Blattner 51 a Clay Center chiropractor and Kansas Healing Arts Board member was found shot to death in his office. Sheriff said the death appeared self inflicted with a .22 rifle a note was found but its contents not released immediately.
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Netosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Log
Daily Transcripts lists admissions including Lauretta Dimond Humboldt Paul R Lowe Lafayette Larry D Cleaver Grant Mrs Ida Thompson Thayer and others. Dismissals cover multiple local residents with addresses in Humboldt Walnut and Thayer along with a traffic citation and a Chanute district court partition filing involving Roberta Shepard Kepley.
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Hart Files Topeka Run For State Treasurer Nomination
State Treasurer George Hart filed as a Democratic candidate for re nomination for a second term in Topeka. No other candidate in either party had filed for the office.
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Legion Game Postponed In Rainout At City Park
The American Legion baseball game with Coffeyville yesterday was rained out marking the third postponement in the local team's early schedule. If weather allows, Chanute will host Columbus tomorrow night at 8 o clock at City Park.
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Largest Balloon Moves Westward in Cosmic Ray Test
A 500 foot diameter balloon, touted as the world’s largest, sails westward across the lower United States for a cosmic ray study. At 114000 feet altitude it carries 800 pounds of nuclear emulsion film and will parachute to Texas for two years of analysis by scientists from 13 nations.
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Death notices for Mrs. Judson Wilson in Neosho
Mrs. Judson Wilson of 216 West Fourth died at 12:30 this afternoon at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Johnson Mortuary. Further information was not immediately available.
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Two Year Contract Approved at Neosho Rocketdyne Plant
NEOSHO Mo AP A two year contract approved by employees at the Rocketdyne Division North American Aviation Neosho plant may set a pattern for the aircraft and missile industry. The report notes the agreement could influence future industry labor relations.
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United Tech lands first government contract to test solid rockets
United Technology Corp announces its first government contract to test segmented solid propellant rocket engines. The firm builds a Sunnyvale research plant and a 3200 acre test center near San Jose to be completed this year. The move aims to close the missile gap with the Soviet Union in rocket power and range. Solid propellant engines offer constant readiness and easier handling compared with liquid fuels.
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