Livestock Prices and Market Report Kansas City AP
Livestock prices show cattle 300 head with calves mainly slaughter stock steady to mixed. choice slaughter steers up to 22.75, heifers up to 21.65. Hogs 2,000 head with barrows and gilts 25 higher on smalls, over 500 lb weaker. Sows under 500 lb steady to strong. over 500 lb down 25. Sheep none offered. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 15 13.5 delivered plant 13.25 14.4. Other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Grain prices report for Chicago futures
Chicago market update shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.45 and 4n. Corn No 1 yellow at 1.27 and 2 shares, No 2 yellow 1.27 at 5. Sample grade yellow 1.24. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.51 with Soybean oil at 8.20.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Wheat and Grains Prices Report
Kansas City AP market brief shows Wheat prices for No 2 and No 3 grades with ranges around 1.51 to 1.68 and 1.53 to 1.57 for No 2 red. Corn quoted at 1.28 to 1.45 for White and Yellow, Oats listed as no cars, Maize at 2.13 to 2.15, Barley near 1.00, Soybeans 2.43 to 2.48, Bran 36.00 to 36.75, Shorts 38.50 to 39.25.
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Kansas City
Tel
Anaconda
Atchison
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air Am Cyan
Cessna Air
Champlin
I & Pac
Chrysler
Curtiss Wr
du Pont
Eagle Pich
Firestone
Ford
Gamble Sk
Elect
Gen Motors
Goodyear
G&e
P&l
Lowe
Martin Aeseuases Mecrory
Nor Pac Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Penney JC
Ceveee
Phill Pet
Gameeere
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn Met
Eeee
St Joe
Lair
Socony
Sperry
Cere
Tideway Oil
Trans Air
UN Carbide
Union Pac
UN Steel
Traffic Fatalities Report For June 1964 In Kansas
The Topeka AP traffic death log shows 39 fatalities for June 1964 through 9 am today. For the comparable 1963 period the tally was 235. Both reports note fatalities were delayed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wall Street steady as trading slackens late day
Wall Street in New York held a steady course with trading subdued as volume reached about 4.2 million shares, below Thursday's 4.76 million. Most key issues moved only small amounts while several high-priced and special situation stocks showed wider swings. bonds traded irregularly, with several declines noted among losers.
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New York
U.S
Unification Plan Vote In Wilson County Schools
The Wilson County School Unification Planning Board agreed unanimously to submit a unification plan for a vote on September 8. The plan will go to the state superintendent for approval, with three unified districts proposed. The board aims to inform voters about the plan’s features before the September election to address misunderstandings from June 2.
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Wilson County
Jude Helps Banker Capture a Bandit
Jude Jones, an auditor from Point Pleasant Beach, mugged a bank robber at Ocean County National Bank. He used a Navy judo hold to force the man back inside and waited for police. Walter J. Od orczyk, 49, of Trenton, faces federal bank robbery charges after triggering an alarm during the heist.
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Point Pleasant Beach
N.J
Paul Jones
Ocean County National Bank
Jones
Navy
Walter J. Odorczyk
Trenton
Peter T. Duffy
Duffy
Kansas Hatchings Increase 500,000
Topeka AP reports hatchings of baby chicks in Kansas rose by 500000 in the January May period, totaling 6.8 million this year versus 6.3 million a year ago. May egg production hit 88 million, the lowest May total since 1925, with a five year average of 10.5 million for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal-State Crop and and Livestock Reporting Service
Walker Awarded 800000 in Defamation Suit
Fort Worth District Court jury awarded former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker 500000 for actual damages and 300000 for punitive damages for defaming him in Associated Press stories about the 1962 University of Mississippi riot. AP plans an appeal to the 2nd Court of Civil Appeals.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
Gallagher
2Nd Court of Civil Appeals
Walker
Sanguinello Blood Oranges Delight Sicily Visitors
In Catania Sicily first time visitors are surprised when ordering orange juice to find Sanguinello blood oranges. The fruit resembles a regular orange outside with a faint red blush, yet yields extra juicy taste and a red interior like a ripe tomato.
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Catania
Sicily
Wichita Crime Rate Exceeds National Average
FBI figures show Wichita's serious crime rate for January to May 1964 rose 25.8 percent from the prior year, exceeding the national rise of 19 percent. Police Chief Eugene Pond said Wichita’s increase compares favorably with similarly sized cities, and remains below the average rate for comparable metros.
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Wichita
FBI
Eugene Pond
Inonu May Quit amid Cyprus Crisis
Inonu, who formed a minority government at Christmas, failed to win clear support from Parliament on Cyprus handling and announced plans to resign. He was to travel to Washington to confer with President Johnson on the Cyprus crisis, which involves Turkish and Greek Cypriot factions.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Inonu
Washington
Johnson
Chief Is Elusive Dead or Alive
Kiowa Indian Chief Big Bow, who died about 1900 at age 68, remains missing in death as reburial ceremonies planned for next Saturday have been postponed indefinitely. He once earned the title terror of the frontier after surrendering to U S military authorities in 1874 and later serving as an Army scout. His planned rest at Ft. Sill is unresolved due to the missing remains near Hobart Oklahoma.
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Hobart
Okla
Big Bow
Oklahoma
Ft. Sill
Everything Filled Up And No Place to Go
Idaho City AP report: service station owner Ralph Lansing pumped 20 gallons of gasoline into a pickup and cans when a driver demanded money from the till. He spoke with the robber who fled after deciding to leave but Lansing’s son Jerry, a deputy sheriff, entered through a back door and arrested the man, identified as 19 year old John Heinrich of Culver Washington.
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Idaho City
Idaho
Ralph Lansing
Lansing
Jerry
John Heinrich
Culver, Wash
Wheat Harvest Reaches Peak Across Kansas Fields
Harvesting of wheat hit a peak in much of Kansas as ideal weather spread across the wheat belt. Full-scale operations were reported in Great Bend Hugoton Hutchinson Jetmore Kinsley La Crosse Lincoln Lyons McPherson Minneapolis Pratt Russell and Stratford with Rush County yields from 10 to 30 bushels per acre and Lincoln area averaging 18 to 23 bushels.
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Topeka
Kansas
Great Bend
Hugoton
Hutchinson
Jetmore
Kinsley
la Crosse
Lincoln
Lyons
McPherson
Minneapolis
Pratt
Russell
Stratford
Rush County
Football Field To Be Well Kept In Cullman
Cullman High School's football field will be well manicured this fall as six youths are sentenced by Recorder's Court to 20 hours each for painting CHS class of 64 on businesses and property. The youths pleaded guilty and one said he could work Saturdays, having taken a summer job as a painter for the Cullman County School Board.
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Cullman
Ala
Cullman High School
Recorder's Court
Tom Smith
Cullman County
Deaths and Funeral Notices for Mrs Alva Daniels
Mrs Alva Daniels 81 of rural Altoona died in Wilson County Hospital Neodesha from a heart attack after illness since June 3. Funeral Sunday 4 pm at Altoona Methodist Church. Burial Altoona cemetery. Body lying in state at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home Neodesha. Survived by husband James York daughter, sister, brother. Four brothers preceded her.
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Alva
Julia Ann) Daniels
Alva Daniels
Altoona
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Altoona Methodist Church
Loren Fawcett
Funeral for Harry J. Shanar Held in Local Chapel
Funeral service for Harry J. Shanar conducted Wednesday at 2 PM in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel by Mrs Eva Cunningham Christian Science Reader. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Dave Petterson accompanied Mrs Raymond Pierpont who sang Eternal Mind and Oh Gentle Presence. Bearers were Wells Rood Herbert Fox Wayne Norman Harvey Rhodes George Lightfoot and Raymond Pierpont.
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Shanar
Harry J. Shanar
Koch-Skinner
Eva Cunningham
Christian Science Reader
Elmwood Cemetery
Dave Petterson
Raymond Pierpont
Wells Rood
Herbert Fox
Wayne Norman
Harvey Rhodes
George Lightfoot
Visitors of Cooper Rollow family in Elmhurst
Mr and Mrs Cooper Rollow along with Bill Carol Jean and Sally visit his mother Mrs Herbert Rollow and his brother and family Mr and Mrs Allen A Rollow at Route 1 Lana Kirk Christy Lynn Kenny and Dennis join the gathering in Elmhurst Illinois Gary Lynn Trammell 714 S Western is among more than a hundred students at the ninth annual Science and Mathematics Camp at the University of Kansas from June 14 to July 25 chosen from 1100 high school sophomores and juniors nationwide. The six week KU study covers eight areas with students selecting after an orientation period this week.
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Cooper Rollow
Bill
Carol
Jean
Sally
Elmhurst
Herbert Rollow
Allen A Rollow
Lana
Kirk
Christy
Lynn
Kenny
Dennis
Gary Lynn Trammell
S. Western
University of Kansas
United States
Police report on parking lot vehicle damage and minor crashes
Police received a report from Billy DeWitt of Neodesha that the right rear fender of his 1963 Olds was damaged while parked at 26 West Main. This morning two minor backing accidents were reported at Main and Evergreen involving Mrs. Stan Cannan and Jeanette Wickstrom, and at the Santa Fe crossing on Main involving Mrs. G R McGuire and Chester Bercaw.
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Billy DeWitt
W. Main
Main
Evergreen
Stan Cannan
S. Highland
Jeanette Wickstrom
S. Lincoln
Santa Fe Railroad
G. R. McGuire
S. Santa Fe
Chester Bercaw
N. Forest
Property damage after call to police on vacant house
Orval Swaney of 1413 S Highland reported children playing inside his vacant 1201 S Allen property this morning. Officers found substantial interior damage upon inspection.
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S. Allen
Orval Swaney
S. Highland
Topeka and Shawnee County Population Hit Records
Shawnee County reports a 1964 population of 145,567, up 1,819, while Topeka has 121,656 residents, an increase of 842 for the year according to the county assessor.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
63 Cadillac Coupe DeVille for sale in rose color
Vintage 63 Cadillac Coupe DeVille rose with matching trim factory air power windows and locks. Sold new by us and features premium tires and electric components.
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Cadillac
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript notes yesterday admissions for Oscar Nelson Elsmore Bonnie Culbertson Susan Shively and Mrs Leroy Wells plus today admissions James Moore and Logan Kneeland. Dismissals include Mrs Cash Wagner Ern est Olson and today Robert Martin Friend Braden Alan Morris John F Young Mrs Charles Munson Mrs John Gant Kenneth Sparing Alton Lockwear Mrs James C Davis. Traffic citations list Dale Goodevon Osawatomie for parking and Mike Mitchell for sidewalk obstruction. Police court action Shobe Hughes Chanute fined $150 after intoxicated driving. Licenses issued to several individuals including Marc Hoofnagle Sharon Koch and others. Fire run noted at 12:50 a.m. for a trash burner.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Oscar Nelson
Elsmore
Surgical
Bonnie Culbertson
W. 3Rd
Susan Shively
Leroy Wells Sr
S. Plummer
Medical
James Moore
S. Steuben
Logan Kneeland
S. Highland
Cash Wagner
W. Elm
Ernest Olson
S. Lincoln
Robert Martin
E. Elm
Friend Braden
Alan Morris
N. Western
John F., Young
Charles Munson
Salina
John Gant
Thayer
Kenneth Sparing
S. Katy
Alton Lockwear
S. Lafayette
James C. Davis
S. Wilson
Chanute Tribune Publication and Subscription Details
Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas issue details and postage information list subscription rates by county and state pricing. Includes publisher staff and mailing office details for Dwight McCreight John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford and others.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
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Sharon Lynn Koch
Michael BD. Wilson
Coffeyville
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