Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Eggs Reported
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle steady to higher with steers 25 to 50 up and cows steady. hogs up 30 to 75, barrows and gilts 23 to 24.75 and sows 19.50 to 21.50. sheep near steady with lambs 50 lower and spring lambs 23.50 to 26.00. Consumer eggs show large A 22 to 28 and wholesale large 30 to 32 with other sizes. live fryers listed at farm 14.2 to 15 and delivered at plant 14 to 16. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and cattle market price ranges listed
U S grade hogs range 15 to 23 with weights 180 to 270 pounds. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers from 18 to 36 dollars, calves and stockers 18 to 26, veal prime to plain 10 to 26, cows 11 to 17, bulls 12 to 19. Sheep and lamb values list 12 to 23 for various weights and finishes.
Chanute Tribune Publication and Rates Listed
Chanute Tribune details its publication info and staff. It lists subscription rates for Neosho and Woodson Counties and Kansas outside the four counties. Rates shown include 1 year 9.00 and 6 months 5.00.
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Neosham
Woodson
Kansas
Chicago Produce Poultry And Eggs Prices Report
Chicago AP notes butter and eggs unchanged. Live poultry remains steady to two cents higher with roasters at 25 to 26 1/2 cents and special fed white rock fryers at 20 to 21 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain price report from Kansas City futures
AP bulletin lists bid ranges for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and soybeans at Kansas City futures. Prices shown for No 2 and No 3 grades with values per bushel and sack prices for bran and shorts.
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Shorts
Grain Prices Move Slightly in Chicago Trading
Chicago grain markets show mixed results with wheat dropping to around 1.39 per bushel and corn near 1.31 to 1.36. Soybeans rise to about 2.89 per bushel with July futures at 2.89 and oats gaining to around 0.672. Rye holds steady for July at 1.14.
Molly Brown Capsule Monitored Worldwide by 650 Engineers
Gemini astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young were extensively bugged by 650 Bendix Corporation communication engineers at global ground tracking stations. The Molly Brown capsule interior was reportedly the most monitored room in history with telemetry capturing all conversations and even astronauts heartbeats.
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New York
Gemini
Virgil Grissom
John Young
Bendix Corporation
Wall Street slides after brisk rally tightens gains
Wall Street trimmed late day gains as profit taking cooled a vigorous rally. Volume neared 6.8 million shares versus 8.5 million Tuesday while most key stocks posted small moves and bonds held steady.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Three Escape Crawford Jail At Girard
Three inmates cut through window bars and escaped from Crawford County jail in Girard Kansas early today. One suspect, Larry Joe Fields, 17, was recaptured in his yard after sliding from a second floor ledge. The escapees were Charles Spybuck alias Ronnie W Wilson 31 of Broken Arrow Oklahoma Theodore Robert Tucker alias Lester Hodges 27 of Wichita and Fields. They used wire and possibly a blade with soap as lubricant to cut two bars. Fields said he dropped 15 feet to the ground and fled. Spybuck is jailed on drunk driving and reckless driving charges.
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Girard, Kan
Crawford County
Charles Spybuck
Ronnie W. Wilson
Broken Arrow
Okla
Theodore Robert Tucker
Lester Hodges
Wichita
Larry Joe Fields
Frontenac
Fields
Strukel
Howard Gillies
Spybuck
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported for Tuesday
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Tuesday with patients including Mollie Horton Annette Chandler Sammy Martin Mrs Amelia Long Mrs Robert Lopeman Wayne Breshears Clara Frederick and others in Forest Fort Scott Humboldt Iola and Thayer. Police court actions include Charlene Edwards and Anna M Wood with bonds posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mollie Horton
S$. Forest
Annette Chandler
E. 10Th
Sammy Martinez
N. Lincoln
Amelia Long
N. Garfield
Robert Lopeman
Wayne Breshears
Fort Scott
Clara Frederick
S. Evergreen
Everett Wiles
N. Grant
Lyle Swink
Carl E. Killion
Humboldt
Claude Carter
R. J. Peggy Smith
S. Kansas
James Hawley
Iola
Frank Schulte
Thayer
Medical
Dale Anderson
W. Pine
Sandra Kay Park becomes Trans World Airlines hostess
Sandra Kay Park 20, daughter of Mrs Katy Park of 622 S Western, earns wings as a Trans World Airlines hostess and will fly scenic routes nationwide from base in San Francisco. She is a Chanute High School graduate and attended the University of Kansas Lawrence.
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Sandra Kay Park
Katy Park
S. Western
Trans World Airlines
San Francisco
Miss Park
Chanute High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansans split over top Young GOP post in Miami Beach
Three Kansas delegates oppose Fort Scott’s Tom Van Sickle in the national Young Republican chairman race. They back David Flaherty of North Carolina, criticizing Van Sickle’s support base as elitist and divisive and urging unity beyond labels to strengthen Republicanism.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kansas
Young Republican Club
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Kan
David Flaherty
Lenoir
N. C
Flaherty
van Sickle
Erty. Dickson
Republica
Republican Party
Young Republican Movement
White Denies Stay Requests On Kansas Executions
Supreme Court Justice Byron White refused a bid to stay the 1961 murder case executions of James Douglas Latham and George Ronald York at the Lansing Kansas Penitentiary. The ACLU argued that illegally obtained evidence without a warrant was used in the Zeigler killing trial. Four prior appeals were denied as the two face Tuesday death by hanging or electrocution.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron White
Kansas
White
American Civil Liberties Union
James Douglas Latham
George Ronald York
Lansing
Kaw
Otto Zeigler
Wallace
Kan
Tribune Phone Contact For Carrier Access
Instruction to reach the Tribune by calling your carrier if unavailable and to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm.
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Tribune
Car Crash Causes $800 Damage Near US59 K39 Junction
A 1961 Corvair driven by Robert Baughn 25 of R4 sustained about $800 damage in a one car accident at the US59 K39 junction ten miles east of here last night. Baughn was not injured and said a book slid from the seat on a curve en route home from an out of state college he has been attending.
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A. M. Garton
Topeka
S. Lafayette
Michel Cleaver
Cleaver
E. Main
Billy E. Kelso
W. 3Rd
Joe E. Wasser
S. Highland
Robert Baughn
Neosho County
Sheriff's Office
Here
Baughn
PTA Workshop at Pittsburg Sets Leadership Gathering
About 125 parent teacher unit and council officers from Labette Neosho Allen Cherokee Crawford and Bourbon counties attend the 14th annual Parent Teacher Leadership Workshop at Kansas State College of Pittsburg on June 17. Mrs Quentin Nelson leads eight workshop leaders with Mrs Oren Gray of Parsons as program chair and Loren E Sibley as a third workshop leader.
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Kansas State College of
Quentin Nelson
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chanute
Oren Gray
Parsons
Loren E. Sibley
U. S. Treasury Thrift Education
Norden bombsight inventor Carl Norden dies at 85
Carl L. Norden, the inventor of the Norden bombsight used in World War II and Korea, died Tuesday at age 85 at his home in Zurich Switzerland.
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H. V. Kaltenborn
New York
Washington
Korea
Norden
Carl L. Norden
Zurich
Switzerland
Girls State Begins Primary Races for Governor and Officials
Lawrence AP report on Girls State general election day listing governor candidates Iris Bickford Sedgwick Federalist and Karen Umphries Ashland Nationalist. It notes Tuesday primary results for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction commissioner of insurance and printer with named contenders.
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Sedgwick
Federalist Party
Karen Umphries
Ashland
Patty McGuire
Hutchinson
Joan Kovac
Armour
June Innskeep
Cawker City
Cathy Gheringer
Overland Park
Betty June Coffey
Winfield
Becky Owen
Lawrence
Linda Dafit
Baxter Springs
Cathy Dent
Kansas City
Pat Elroy
Atchison
Cathy Shay
Salina
Annie Freeman
Troy
Donna Mattsalk
Yates Center
Vehicle crashes on highway end with leg injury
The driver reported reaching for a book when the car left the pavement onto the shoulder and rolled over. The sheriff's office said the vehicle fully flipped and landed on its wheels at about 9 45.
Advertising Appeal Promotes Buying Dollars Openly
A promotional brief urges readers to bring buying dollars into the open. The notice frames participation as an open market activity and urges trust in the advertised purchase option.
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