Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
AP notes light cattle numbers with scarce calves and feeders steady. Steers and heifers show mixed quotes across weights, calves 29 to 31 dollars, hogs weak with lighter ranges, sows down, and sheep with few traded as ewes hold steady.
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Wall Street Holds Gains Amid Profit Taking
The New York market stayed in positive territory late afternoon with active trading. Four hour volume reached 7.85 million shares, slightly below Wednesday, as gains persisted but some profit taking trimmed the early strength.
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Egg prices steady with large and medium grades
Kansas City reports wholesale egg quotes with large eggs at 22 to 26 and a half cents per dozen, mediums at 17 to 21 and a half cents, and butter unchanged.
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Chicago Grain market prices report
AP notes Wheat No 2 hard at 1.61 4n No 2 red 1.53%4n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.36'2n. Oats No 2 heavy white 767sn. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.90-90%sn. Soybean oil 9.90n.
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Grain prices steady in Kansas City market report
Wheat and corn futures show minor moves with No 2 hard and dark wheat around 1.67 to 1.68 per bushel and No 2 white corn near 1.36 to 1.96. Oats and soybeans also listed with varying bids, sacked bran and shorts priced, rye and barley ranges recorded.
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Kansas City
Chickadowz Reunion Set at Santa Fe Park Shelter
The Chickadowz annual reunion will be held in the north shelter house at Santa Fe Park on Sunday at noon. Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club will sponsor lessons Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the same shelter. Mrs Walter Chappell reports theft of a billfold with Social Security card license and check book.
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Dr Parkhurst to Retire From Humboldt Dentistry
Dr John L Parkhurst of Humboldt will retire July 1 after about 43 years of practice begun in 1924. A Kansas City Western Dental College graduate, he held state dental board roles and served in the Kansas Legislature. He led Humboldt Rotary and was four term president of the Chamber of Commerce amid Rotary and Biblesta involvement. He and Mrs Parkhurst will remain in Humboldt and travel to visit sons Bob in Tulsa and Dan in Tucson.
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Hospital admissions and births plus court actions in Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours and census, with admissions and births on Wednesday and today including Mary Bradshaw and Pat Wheatley births. Police court actions include speeding and drunkenness fines for multiple locals, plus summons issued.
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Offshore oil sharing plan gains support from commission
The Interstate Oil Compact Commission backs a plan to share part of income from federal offshore oil and gas leases with states and seeks congressional recognition of interstate supervision for drilling. The mid-year resolution notes four pending Senate bills would allocate 37.2 percent to adjacent states and 62.8 percent among all states by population, without endorsing a specific bill.
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He Gets Money Back The Hard Way
In Los Angeles a bank held up by a customer who claimed a complaint. A court order attached the man’s account and the bank deducted 41.98. He returned with a pistol, took 41.98 at gunpoint, and fled.
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Morris cited for failing to observe stop sign in Temple
Richard A. Morris cited for stop sign violation today. Detroit’s Ben R. Cooper Aubrey Lee Scott and Willia L. Clements of Temple were arrested yesterday on vagran cy charges and released to leave town.
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Tribune Phone Contact Information
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Rioting flares across Ohio as violence hits Cincinnati and Dayton
A white teen was wounded when a passing car fired on him amid rioting in Cincinnati while Dayton saw arson and assault after a SNCC rally led by H. Rap Brown. National Guardsmen patrolled as police arrested about 70 across spots. Tampa calmed after three nights of unrest.
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Man Arrested on California Custody Warrant
Police arrest Cha nute man Gerald Jones on a California warrant for illegally taking his son out of state from the mother’s custody. He is held at the city jail pending further proceedings.
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O Leary Likely Appointed State Bank Commissioner
Indications point to Gov. Robert Docking appointing John A. O Leary Sr. as state bank commissioner. O Leary, chairman of the People's State Bank board at Luray, previously held the post under Gov. George Docking from 1959 to 1963. The current holder, J O Wilson of Wichita, has a term that ends June 30.
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Los Angeles Area Shaken by Moderate Earthquake
AP report says a Wednesday night quake rattled the Los Angeles area with no major damage. Plaster fell inside a north LA house while windows shook in Long Beach and other coastal zones. Seismologist Dr Charles Richter noted a reading near 4 on the local scale.
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Rev Brown to New Post at St Michael Girard
Bishop Byrne announced Rev Vincent Brown, pastor of St Patrick's in Wichita, will become pastor of St Michael's Church in Girard effective July 1. The new Wichita pastor will be Rt Rev Msgr Vincent Hogan, formerly of St Margaret Mary Church. Fr Brown has served at St Patrick's for three years.
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How to Prepare Tomatoes for Stuffing
Cut a four inch slice from the top of each tomato. Scoop out pulp and seeds with a teaspoon to create a sturdy wall. Invert the tomato cups to drain before stuffing.
Chanute Tribune Local Staff and Rates Listing
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Kansas Farms Top One Billion In Income For Ninth Straight Year
TOPEKA AP Kansas farm income exceeded 1 billion dollars for the ninth straight year in the fiscal year ending June 30 1966. Roy Freeland secretary of the state board notes three new records including 5.5 million cattle and calves registered a sorghum yield of 48 bushels per acre and a 21 million bushel soybean harvest. He also cites growth in commercial cattle feeding and red meat processing and 92 commercial cattle lots each with 1000 head capacity.
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