Cattle Steady Hogs Active at Kansas City Market
Cattle and hogs steady to active in Kansas City bids. Cattle firm on grain fed steers and heifers 600-700 pounds at 22.09 to 24.00 with other classes and stockers steady. Hogs 190-270 pounds 15.25 to 16.50 with sows 14.50 to 15.50 and a separate report noting mixed lots and price ranges across sizes. Returns include cash bids from ParsonS and regional markets with wheat and corn futures data in Chicago.
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Wall Street Sees Mixed Sluggish Trading In Late Afternoon
The New York market moved slowly with prices mixed late in the day as volume reached about 3.2 million shares compared with 3.28 million the previous session. Fractions to around a point shifts dominated among key stocks.
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Marital Plans and School, Civic Notes Across Kansas
Notices include a Moran Iowa wedding invitation for Margaret Ann Laver to Donald Wayne Plumb at Irwin Methodist Church. Santa Fe carloadings for mid June show a rise from last year and a prior week. Col W. C. Markley Jr. and family visit before a Denver trip. Naval War College discussions involve Capt Richard H. Shireman Jr. Local incidents report dogs with SF tags, a minor traffic mishap, broken car glass, and a baseball game distraction. Court actions in Chanute feature forgery, divorce cases, custody and support matters, and new suits filed.
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Ikeda and Kennedy Agree on Joint Economic Committee
The United States and Japan agreed to form a Cabinet level joint economic committee. Talks between Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and President Kennedy entered a second day and mirrored the U S Canada Trade Committee approach. Officials view the plan as a symbol of a growing trade partnership and a lesson beyond military ties.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript lists admissions for Mrs. Boyd Smith Route 3 Mrs. Forest Frederick Earlton the Rev Boyd Latimer 6 FE 3nd medical Otto McKinsey Yates Center Troy Carter 406 West 2nd medical. dismissals include Mrs Clyde.
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Otto McKinsey
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Clyde
Humboldt OES Friendship Night honors guests and mothers
Humboldt Chapter of OES held Friendship Night with visiting officers and dignitaries from Iola Chanute Lavonburg and Alberta Canada. The program featured a skit Mothers Vacation, group singing, gifts, and a social hour after a formal meeting.
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Kathleen Carlson
Lloyd Hengan
Mae McNally
Iola
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Anna L. Foust
Kansas
Marie Gibson
Chanute
Erma Harder
Yates Center
Kay Hill
Lavonburg
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Homer Smith
Rosalie Lombard
Dee
Ralph Cox
Mary Smith
June Peterson
Lorena Holmes
Virginia Collison
Commencement Events and Campus News Report
The article notes serving of refreshments arranged by Mrs. Albert Midden dorf Mrs. Elmina Wilson Mrs. Ralph Kepley and Mrs. Marvin Wellcome with spring flowers decorating the serving table. It lists total enrollment of 121 with an average attendance of 106 and mentions three decisions for Christ during the school. A Lincoln Park picnic preceded the commencement.
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Elmina Wilson
Ralph Kepley
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Christ
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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ruth Cunningham
Ruth Cunningham 44 of 406 8 Lincoln died unexpectedly yesterday at home. Born April 25 1917 Buckhart Mo she lived in Chanute two years moving from Grandview Wash. She married Otto Cunningham April 2 1934 West Plains Mo he died 1959. Survived by daughter Janette father Edward Chaney three sisters and five brothers. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Johnson Mortuary with Rev Claude E Pittenger officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles E Bird 58 Benedict resident dies at St Margaret s Mercy Hospital Fredonia after heart attack Survivors wife Mable daughter Mrs Ted Cassity three grandchildren and mother Mrs Loddie Bird. Funeral arrangements complete Dunham Funeral Home Fredonia. Ray V McFarland funeral at Engel Funeral Home Thayer with Rev Howard Caskey officiating. Mrs Ben Walt with Mrs Fred Hill sang Trust and Obey and In the Garden. Bearers Willard Marsh Har-
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Ina Rose
Springfield
Wanda Matlock
Harlin Chaney
Buffalo
Larry Chaney
R. J
Wilbur
Willis
Phil Chaney
Johnson Mortuary
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Memorial Park Cemetery
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Benedict
St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital
Fredonia
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Wichita
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Engel
Thayer
Howard Caskey
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Fred Hill
Military service held at Thayer Cemetery
A military service was held in Thayer Cemetery with participants including Tom Baughn Bill Roberts John Hill Warren Alford John Barney Raymond Kern Harry Morgan Carl Donovan and Bill Diver as commander Danny and Terry Donavan performed as buglers.
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Laos Leaders Near Accord on Unifying Factions
In Zurich Gen. Phoumi Nosavan said a virtual agreement had been reached on unifying Laos fighting forces from three rival factions. Most issues were resolved though provincial admin control by pro-Communist forces remains unsettled. Quinim Phosena echoed optimism at the summit.
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Souvanna Phouma
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