Hogs Higher Cattle Steady In Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs active and higher barrows and gilts up 15, sows steady. Cattle and calves mostly steady with good to choice steers and heifers commanding top quotes. vealers and feeders steady. Pasture capacity at a historic high since 1956 supports large shipments and cattle movement.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Centennial Centennial Pageant Caps Week with Fireworks
Centennial officials report a capacity crowd for opening night praising the pageant amid dramatic fireworks. Weather hopes ride on cooperation as Youth Day events unfold with a swimming meet, pet and bike parade, talent show, and a 10:30 p.m. Rock n Roll street dance.
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Margaret Ranabargar
Marilyn Ing
Sherrill Rush
Chris Coots
Linda Campbell
Dick Anders
Cliff Sperry
Billie Solomon
Dancing School
Phil
Leeva Carter
Dew Drops
Janet O'Connor
Centennial
Main
The
Lancers
Par‘sons
Ram‘rods
Feed Grains Plan Extended With Barley Increments
Washington AP Agriculture Department spokesman Edwin Jaenke told a House subcommittee the feed grains program will continue for another year with minor changes. The bill adds barley to corn and grain sorghums, offering cash or in kind payments for the first 40 percent of acreage retired, and a 50 to 60 percent value payment for the first and second 20 percent portions. A bonus for keeping land in retirement is proposed, but no explicit extra payment is listed.
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Agriculture Department
Edwin A. Jaenke
Department
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House Agriculture
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Mont Ward
St Jos
Sears Rock
jSpen Chem
Sperry Ad
Std Oil Ind
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UN Pac
US Steel
Westg Fl
Grazing High In Bluestem Pastures Boosts Cattle Stocks
In Kansas Flint Hills 307000 head moved in over five months, up 50 percent from 1960, while Oklahoma Osage area received 50000 head for fattening. The two-state region totals 1308000 head on pasture aided by four years of favorable weather.
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Topeka
Kansas
Employment Gains in Heavy Industry in May Report
The Labor Department reports a strong pickup in hours and payrolls in May led by autos and steel. The average factory work week rose from 39.3 to 39.6 hours, with nonfarm payroll employment up 500,000 to 52.5 million and factory earnings averaging 92.66 dollars weekly. Manufacturing employment reached 15.7 million, still below a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ray Larson
Wall Street Slips in Quiet Trading. Boeing Leads Narrow Declines
The New York market finished the day with a muted decline as volume reached about 3 million shares. Core stocks fell modestly with fractions to a few points loss, motors flat, oils firmer, aircrafts mostly steady aside from Boeing's rise of over one point. Bond prices eased slightly.
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New York
Fap
Boeing
U.S
Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription Claims Quick Relief
An asthma formula prescribed by doctors is sold over the counter claiming minutes to stop attacks and hours of relief. The tablet, marketed as Primatene, opens bronchial tubes and relieves congestion without injections, advertised for 98 cents at drugstores.
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New York
Police arrest Chanute man for intoxication
Police charged Chet Ackerman of Chanute with intoxication and held him at the city jail pending hearing or bond.
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Chet Ackerman
Chanute
FBI
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
New Roads
Jacksonville
Fla
Aiken
S. C
Tullahoma
Tenn
Edwardsville
Ill
Deaths and Funerals in Area Obituaries
Elizabeth Bates Slayden 85 of Dearborn Mo died Monday. Graveside service Wednesday 3 p.m. Elmwood Cemetery. Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Also listed are Patricia Prather death and services in Manawa Wisconsin and multiple memorials for Charles Goboby Emil James Thornton Carl Rudolph Mein and Carlos Bert Stone with funeral details, burial sites, and survivors.
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Elizabeth Bates Slayden
Dearborn
James H. Bates
Chanute
Dale Bates
Maryvill
Wash
Fave Bates
Elmwood Cemetery
Roy S.gibson
Patricia Prather
Ernest Flotitman
Manawa
Wis
Bessie Barker
S. Centuary
Tral
Marc Gattis
Wichita
Charles W. Goboby
Parsons
Mercy Hospital
Humboldt
Katy
Kansas City
St. Mary's Catholic Church
W. A. Zeigler
Chester Barr
Henry Eisenbart
Fowler
George
Okmulgee
Okla
Lawrence
Wewoka
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Francis Hay
Johnson Funeral Home
St. Joseph Cemetery
Thornton
Emil James Thornton
Dale Thornton
Mount Hope
Ray Harrington
Humboldt Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Daily admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Elva Brown of Thayer and John Borjas at 801 N Santa Fe for medical needs along with Willard Crawford of Evergreen. Dismissals included Tony Moore from 18 S Central. Today adds Glen Wheeler of Thayer Gregory William Humboldt and others to medical list. dismissals list multiple individuals and addresses.
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Elva Brown
Thayer
John Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Willard Crawford
Evergreen
Tony Moore
S. Central
Glen Wheeler
William ,Gregory
Humboldt
Kenneth Summers
W. 4Th
Phebe Daniel
Toronto
Ernest Flottman
Ray Carder
Rex Burdge
N. Garfield
Junior Fritz
S. Allen
Delbert Aden
S. Malcolm
John Ecord
S. Santa Fe
Tommy Keller
S. Kansas
Floyd Prather
S. Evergreen
John Bennett
Walnut
Youths Favor Electric Chair After Slayings
Two teens from Texas and Florida claim they killed seven people in five states to earn the death penalty, saying they prefer the electric chair. They fled Fort Hood, complain of Army harassment and racial integration, and note one victim survived.
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Salt Lake City
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas
Colorado
Army
Salt Lane County
John A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Tenn
York
Latham
Edward J.guidroz
Baton Rouge
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