Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
Cattle and hogs showed uneven trade with cattle mostly steady to down, hogs 25 to 50 cents lower, calves and feeders soft, while cows and bulls varied. Kansas City produce lists eggs and butter mixed, Chicago grains weak on soybeans, with general declines in wheat and corn.
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U.S
Parsons Livestock
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U. S
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Midwest
William Casebolt Dies After Prolonged Illness at 84
William Ancil Casebolt 84 died at Autry nursing home at 11 40 this morning after a five year illness. Born January 24 1872 in Yell township Webster County Iowa he lived in Cha nute since 1900. He married Annie Roney February 19 1896 in Hastings Nebraska. Survived by wife Dale Casebolt Chanute four daughters Julia Bass Nevis Effie Phillips San Diego and Jess Black Fort Dodge two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services under Roy Gibson Funeral Home.
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Yell
Webster County
Iowa
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Hasting Neb
Chanute
Nebraska
Evangelical United Brethren Church
McGuire Bend
Dale Casebolt
C. L. Childers
Ray Marsh
Erma Potter
Jess Black
Fort Dodge
Julia Bass
Nevis
Minn
Effie Phillips
San Diego
A. R. Case
Convair Rocket Sled Hits 1560 MPH Record
Convair division of General Dynamics Corp claims a world record speed of 1560 miles per hour for a recoverable rocket sled. The run reached on a 10,000 foot rail at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert, California.
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San Diego
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Edwards Air Force Base
Mojave Desert
California
Topeka Pastor Heads Kansas Lutheran Delegates
The Rev. Walter H. Meyer of Topeka will lead the 3% Kansas delegates to the national convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod opening Wednesday in St. Paul Minnesota. Meyer is president of the Kansas district and the delegation represents 46 000 Lutherans. The group will consider a St John’s College Winfield request for 800 000 to build a gymnasium and enlarge the chapel.
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Walter H. Meyer
Topeka
Kansas
The
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St. Paul
Minn
Meyer
Synod
St. John’s Lutheran College
Winfield
Lipao
Governor Race Expands to Three Candidates in GOP Field
The Republican nomination for governor grows to a three way race as Francis Horton joins incumbents Fred Hall and Warren W. Shaw after paying filing fees. Additional filings include John E. Lancelot seeking the interim attorney general post and John Anderson seeking the regular term.
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Topeka
Francis Horton
Horton
Fred Hall
Warren W.shaw
Congress
John W. Connaughton
John E. Lancelot
Wichita
John Anderson
Harold R.fatzer
State Supreme Court
James W. Putnam
Emporia
Lancelot
Father gives birth during police escorted drive in Boston
Philip K Chaplain of North Andover became a father on Father's Day as he rode with a police escort to Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. With a patrolman driving he acted as attending physician while mother and daughter were reported going well. It marked his fifth wedding anniversary.
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Boston
Philip K
North Andover
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Boy Admits Slaying Daughter of Senator
In Seattle a 12 year old boy confessed to police to strangling Kathryn Ruouff 44 daughter of State Rep Richard Ruoff. The body was found under floorboards in an old unused garage near her home. She had been missing since Saturday. Ray John Barker a member of the garage group was taken into custody as the excursion bus returned.
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Kathryn Ruouff
Richard Ruoff
Ray John Barker
Tito Strengthens Ties With Russian Leaders
Yugoslav President Tito reaches agreement with Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev to strengthen relations between the Communist parties of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. A Tito spokesman said the talks in Moscow covered cooperation and renewed ties with top Soviet leaders.
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Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
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Sharp Rebuke For Bombing In Cyprus Death
The United States condemned the bombing in Nicosia that killed William P. Boteler, vice consul, and injured three others. A State Department statement said the death does not advance Cyprus peace and questions the role of British and Greek officials in the island’s conflict. Washington planned a protest to Britain over the incident.
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United States
Nicosia
Cyprus
State Department
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William P. Boteler
Mediterranean
White
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Soviet Yugoslav Accord Ends Eight-Year Estrangement
A joint Soviet Yugoslav communique due tomorrow night will detail a definitive agreement that wipes out eight years of estrangement between the two parties.
Wall Street Mixed Prices Drag Market On Low Volume
New York trading ended with mixed prices and thin turnover around 1.4 million shares. Oil shares rose earlier but cooled to mixed gains, while rubber stocks edged higher. Gulf Oil slipped nearly two points as oil issues softened after an earlier bout of firmness.
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Gulf Oil
Lightning Sparks Multiple Forest Fires Across Southwest
Dry lightning storms scattered a dozen new fires in Arizona and New Mexico as crews battled 150 active blazes. A 4,500 acre fire north of Clifton, Arizona, grew despite 550 firefighters. In Sitgreaves National Forest near Holbrook, Arizona, a 20,200 acre blaze burned 60 million board feet of timber, causing four million dollars in losses. Mt. Graham fire near Arizona remained active with 100 more troops from Fort Huachuca deployed.
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New Mexico
Forest Service
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Ariz
Sitgreaves National Forest
Holbrook
Mt. Graham
Ft. Huachuca
Halliburton Announces Six Percent General Wage Increase
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. based in Duncan announced a six percent general wage increase effective July 1 for its 8,500 employees across 23 states. President L. B. Meaders and Vice Chairman Logan D. Campbell noted the boost will add about $2.6 million to annual payroll.
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Okla
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co
L. B. Meaders
Logan D. Campbell
Halliburter
Halliburton Staffing Across Midwest Regions
Halliburton employs 2,400 at main shops and offices here and supervises front division offices in Oklahoma City Wichita Abilene and other Midwest cities as part of its hourly paid workforce.
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Halliburton
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Abilene
Midwest
Clark Gable Says Wife Kay Spreckels Hospitalized
Hollywood star Clark Gable announced wife Kay Spreckels is being treated at Cedars of Lebanon for a heart condition. The 55 year old actor has taken a room at the hospital for her care.
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Clark Gable
Kay Spreckels
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hospital stay near wife in Chanute 1956
A hospital admission near Chanute keeps a patient close to his wife, who is 38. The note places the event on a Monday newspaper page dated June 18, 1956.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Sports official Larry J. Quigley dies in Arkansas hospital
Larry J. Quigley 65 a veteran sports official dies at the Veterans Administration Hospital North Little Rock Arkansas He had been a patient there since 1938 and was brother of E C Quigley.
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Larry J. Quigley
E. C. Quigley
Veterans Administration Hospital
North Little Rock
Ark
Quigley
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