Kansas City Livestock Market Mixed Cattle Hogs Lambs Rates
Cattle activity mixed with softness in steer and heifer categories while hogs ease slightly. Prices for grain fed steers 23.25 to 25.25 with other weight classes showing narrower gains and declines. Sheep and lambs adjust moderate with spring slaughter lambs 22.00 to 50 and feeder lambs 16.50. ParsonS hogs show cuts from 12.50 to 15.50 for various grades and weights. Cows steady with utility and commercial 15.75 to 17.00. bulls 17.75 to 19.25. calves and stockers vary by weight and quality.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street uneven late trading as volume climbs
Late trading on Wall Street showed an irregular course with about 3.6 million shares traded, slightly above Tuesday. Steels slipped with Bethlehem and Republic down about a point, while U S Steel fell similarly. bonds and many big names posted modest gains or little change.
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New York
Bethlehem
Republic
U.S. Steel
Senate panel moves to repeal local taxes
The Senate Finance Committee voted to repeal local telephone service telegraph and travel taxes, cutting federal revenue by 752 million dollars annually. The measure was added to a administration backed bill extending four billion dollars in taxes and a temporary debt limit rise. Chairman Byrd opposed the repealers citing budget surplus risks. The same action was taken last year but delayed to July 1, 1960 in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Legion Travels To Girard Tonight
The Chanute American Legion baseball team travels to Girard for an 8 o'clock start. Two Little League games follow at Highland Park with Major League teams on the slate Ash Grove versus Consolidated Oil in the opener and First National Bank meeting Bank of Commerce in the nightcap.
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Chanute American Legion
Girard
Girard Legion Club
Highland Park
Ash Grove
Consolidated Oil
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Pioneer Wins 13-8 Over Munger in Pee Wee League
The Pioneer team defeated Munger 13 to 8 in a Pee Wee League baseball game last night. Battery for Pioneer was Mark Dixon, James Lawson, and David Holloway. Munger's battery included Olson, Skinner, and Barnett.
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Pioneer
Munger’s
Mark Dixon
James Lawson
David Holloway
Munger
Olson
Skinner
Barnett
Market watch and futures mixed across grains and livestock
Chicago futures show wheat up slightly while butter eggs and live poultry stay steady amid steady receipts. Local markets list varied prices for eggs, produce, and farm products with no major shifts noted in supply.
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Chicago
Harlkari Electric pest device touted as kill-all
A brief ad notes Harlkari Electric promises to kill all insects and pests with a plug-in device. Casey Drug Co. is listed nearby in the ad.
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Harlkari Electric
Casey Drug CO
Adj
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals In Chanute District Court Actions
Daily hospital notices list admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Homer Brinkman and others yesterday and Emery Dewey today. Birth recorded for Raymond and spouse in Burris addition. District Court actions note State v Bill Riley rape case and bond reduction consideration, plus divorce ruling in Maxine Bright case and judgments in several matters. Appointments named for property appraisal and a judgment abstract filed by Ranabarger Well Service Co.
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Homer Brinkman
N. Franklin
Carl Turley
FE. Main
Eva Donavan
N. Steuben
Paul Dent
N. Malcolm
Emery E. Dewey
N. Washington
Charles H. Neal
N. Grant
Mort Cox
N. Kansas
Ella J. Elliott
N. Forest
Andrew C. Reed
S. Garfield
Virgil B. Gardner
Raymond Markham
Burris Addition
District Court Action
Chanute
Bill Riley
Defendent
Maxine Bright
Robert Bright
Cross Peti
Ion
Cc. H. Smith
Effie M Herris
G. C. McLaren
Frank Hotchkiss
Gell Melson
District Court
Carl G. Ranabarger
Ranabargar Well Service Co
R. O. Woodward
Argentina seeks urgent U N Security Council meeting
Argentina asked the United Nations Security Council for an urgent session to address claims that Eichmann’s transfer from Buenos Aires to Israel violated sovereignty and that the Israeli arrest by Volunteer Commandos breached international law. Ambassador Tingfu F. Tsiang to chair the month’s council meeting.
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United Nations. N.Y. Iap
Argentina
U.N. Security Council
Adolf Eichemann
Buenos Aires
Israel
U. N
Mario Amadeo
Tingfu F. Tsiang
China
11-Nation Council
Tsiang
Amadeo
U.N
Traffic Fatalities Log For 24 Hours In Topeka
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am with 4 fatalities. The AP summary notes a 196%-194% rise compared to the 1959 period, reflecting higher fatalities in Topeka during this interval.
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Topeka
Kansas
Boy Rescued After Foul Water Drop at Reservoir
Andy Guariglia, 12, waded across a drained reservoir bottom with a friend when he sank. Rescue lasted hours as 48 firefighters used ladders and ropes to pull him to safety amid the drained recirculation site.
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Albany
N.Y
Andy Guariglia
Andy
Reds Oppose Free Japan in Senate Report
The Foreign Relations Committee urged ratification of the U S Japan security treaty warning Communist forces oppose Japan's free institutions. It said Japan faces pressure from China and the Soviet Union and a Communist minority threatens parliamentary government in Japan.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Senate
United States
China
Soviet Union
New York Population Rises by 1.8 Million in Ten Years
The Census Bureau reports New York state’s population grew by 1,765,315 in the last decade reaching 16,596,507. The 1960 count shows an 11.9 percent increase from the prior census.
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Washington
New York State
Census Bureau
House Group Okays Boost in Wage Floor
Washington AP reports the House Labor Committee tentatively approved a three step minimum wage rise and extended coverage to 4,105,000 workers. The plan raises the wage from 1.00 to 1.15 this year, 1.20 next year, and 1.25 in 1962, a modest reduction from Roosevelt's original bill. The Kennedy measure was pared down in the Senate to avoid a veto amid administration openness to a 1.10 to 1.15 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
James Roosevelt
Calif
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
New Campus Minister At Kansas State
The Rev. Robert L. Shelton was named Methodist campus minister and associate director of Wesley Foundation at Kansas State University. He and his wife return from a year at the Institute for Ecumenical Studies in Bossey Switzerland after his cum laude degree from Boston University School of Theology in 1959.
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Manhattan
Robert L. Shelton
Methodist
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Center
Kansas State University
Shelton
Institute For Ecumenical Studies
Bossey
Switzerland
Hutchinson
Boston University School of Theology
Plan to file two manslaughter charges after crash
Prosecuting Attorney Dan Hale said he would file two manslaughter charges and one drunken driving charge against Oren Smith Meranda 39 of Atchison Kansas. The head on collision on U S 59 near Atchison Tuesday killed Alfred Callaway 51 and Mrs Ann Redinger 68. Redinger died en route to hospital. her husband George 71 is in poor condition with multiple injuries. Meranda escaped with facial lacerations and is held by authorities.
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ST. Joseph
Dan Hale
Oren Smith Meranda
Atchison
Kan
Meranda
U. S
Alfred B. Callaway
Sugar Lake
Ann Redinger
Atchison Hospital
Kansas Prohibition Party Nominates slate for November
A Kansas Prohibition Party slate filed on Tuesday for the November general election. Nominees include J. J. Steele for governor, C. E. Cowen for lieutenant governor, Sam Walker for U. S. senator, Marie Hadin for secretary of state, Rolland Fisher for state auditor, Nathan Deyoung for state treasurer, Ada Hinebaugh for superintendent of public instruction, and Leslie Roberts for state printer. Some names will not appear on the primary ballot under a new minority party law.
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Topeka
Kansas Prohibition Party
J. J. Steele
Coffeyville
Prohibition
C. E. Cowen
Kansas City Bible College
U. S
Sam Walker
Junction City
Marie Hadin
Leonardville
Rolland Fisher
Kansas City
Nathan Deyoung
Manhattan
Ada Hinebaugh
Leslie Roberts
William Zade
Mankato
Prohibition Party
Jewell
Garner E. Shriver
Wichita
Clifford Hope Jr
Howard L. Marshall
Abilene
Arthur Dawson
Russell
Conklin Elected Sterling College VP Development
STERLING AP Gene Conklin of Hutchinson a Sterling College trustee will become vice president in charge of development next fall President William M McCreery announced He will succeed Ken Kluherz who resigned to return to private business.
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Sterling
Gene Conklin
Hutchinson
Sterling College Board of Trustees
William M. McCreery
Ken Kluherz
Right to Work Law Attracts Phoenix Growth
L J Crampon of the University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research says Arizona's right to work law may attract employers and spur Phoenix growth. He notes Phoenix has surged from about 43 000 to 90 000 people in 20 years, compared with Pueblo, Colorado.
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Boulder
Colo
Arizona
Phoenix
L. J. Crampon
University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research
Crampon
Colorado
Pueblo
South Korea Assembly Cuts President's Power
The National Assembly voted 208 to 3 to strip the presidency of vast powers and adopt a British style parliamentary system with a premier and cabinet responsible to the Assembly. The president becomes a nonpartisan ceremonial head elected by the Legislature for five years. Acting President Huh Chung signed the amendments into law.
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Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Huh Chung
Deaths and Funerals in Local area
Donald McDonald 74 retired railroad conductor died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Mrs William Freeman Humboldt Kate Freeman of 1100 E Bridge Humboldt died at 4 45 Tuesday morning born Oct 7 1859 in Germany to Walter and Kern Walter married William Freeman in 1880 survived by daughter Lilyan Freeman and nieces and nephews services Friday 2 30 p m in Johnson Funeral Home burial Mt Hope Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Bowman were held at Buffalo Christian church with ministers Vohs Shively and others. Mrs Bowman 81 died at St Margaret s Mercy Hospital after several weeks illness. She was married to Edward Bowman of Buffalo at Girard survivors include husband two daughters Hazel Gossadge and Nelletha Pulley one son Curtis E Pearson three sisters and five brothers.
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Humboldt
Kate Freeman
E. Bridge
Germany
Jacob Walter
Barbara Kern Walter
William Freeman
Lilyan Freeman
Johnson Funeral Home
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Bill Pool
Lloyd Easley
Joplin
Bowman
St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital
Edward Bowman
Buffalo
Girard
Hazel Gossadge
Louisville Ky
Nelletha Pulley
Fort Worth
Tex
Curtis E
Boy Sent to Hospital For Criminally Insane
A 16 year old Kansas City youth, James Mickey Purser, shot his aunt Luella Downey 32, during a robbery attempt near Leavenworth. He was arrested April 11 and ordered to be held at a Kansas hospital for the criminally insane until fit to stand trial.
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Leavenworth
Kansas Hospital
James Mickey Purser
Kansas City
Kan
Luella Downey
Here
Joseph J. Dawes
Purser
Head-on Crash Kills Two In Missouri River Crossing
Two cars collided head on east of the U S 59 bridge into Atchison Kansas Tuesday night killing one person in each vehicle. The deceased are Alfred B Callaway 51 of Sugar Lake Missouri and Mrs George Franklin Redinger 68 of Atchison.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
U. S. 59
Missouri River
Atchison, Kan
Alfred B. Callaway
Sugar Lake
George Franklin Redinger
Atchison
Willing Workers 4 H Club Holds Cooking Class
The Willing Workers 4 H Club met Saturday at Hillcrest school with ten members answering roll call by naming foods in the seven basic dietary categories. Lynnta Swiller brought an Angel Food cake for judging and the group will meet again Saturday at Mrs. Forest Frederick's home.
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4-H Club
Hillcrest School
Lynnta Swiler
Forest Frederick
Industrial Output Edges Up in May as Rates Near Record
The Federal Reserve Board reports May industrial output rose for the first time since January but by less than one percent. Production across factories mines and utilities reached 110 percent of the 1957 average, up from 109 percent in April. Consumer goods and business equipment matched January’s record levels, while reduced metals inventories helped lower materials production by three percent from the January peak.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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