Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market notes show cattle 200 head, calves scarce. hogs 2,200 at steady to higher quotes with 1-3 290-750 lb ranges. sows 13.75-15.00. sheep 500 head, insufficient to test. Prices for eggs, butter, and poultry largely unchanged. Chicago reports no wheat or soy sales and various grain quotes. cash grain futures mixed and wheat futures steady to lower.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street and Local Notices Galaxy in Brief
Wall Street slips into a gentle gain amid thinning afternoon trading as a 1960 Falcon balance is damaged and a few thefts dot the city. Guests include Mrs B F Mowery and Kathy of Auburn Nebraska while Donna Webb of Albuquerque arrives to visit grandparents. A baby born to Merle and wife at Allen County Hospital weighs six pounds nine ounces.
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Merle Ruggles
S. Evergreen
Allen County Hospital
Iola
New York
D. D. Dawson
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Highlight Daily Transcript
The Daily Transcript reports recent hospital activity at Neosho Memorial with admissions and discharges yesterday and today, including patients Mrs. Howard Wilson, Calvin Davis, Mrs. Paul Harris, Ernie Roe, La Vera Martin, Alfred Caplar, Rosann Cunningham, Steven Edwards, Mrs. Vaughn Brooks and son, G. Bertram Wall, and others. Births noted for Wheeler, Fulps, and Friederich families. Highway Patrol citations issued to Edward K. Keizer, David W. Shields, Raymond Smith, and Meves Paul Dent among others. Also coverage of a murder trial panel in Cooper County with jurors drawn and issues raised by Brookshire’s defense.
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Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Calvin Davis
Highland
Paul Harris
Ernie Roe
S. Malcolm
LaVera Martin
Lincoln
Alfred Caplar
W. 1St
Rosann Cunningham
Elsmore
Steven Edwards
N. Evergreen
Vaughn Brooks
Vaughn Brooks and Son, 315 N. Malcolm; G. Bertram Wall
N. Plummer
Leslie Smith
S. Highland
Billy Wheeler
Walnut
Eddie Fulps
S. ‘Highland
Dale Friederich
S. Ashby
Ralph Ward
Eugene Morris
S. Plummer
Connie Poyner
S. Central
Medical
Kenneth Gibson
Humboldt
Janie Reeves
N. Garfield
Elizabeth Lieneman
Eric
Emma Sare
S. ‘Grant
Boyd Latimer
Larry McRell
Salina
Don Shofner
S. Lincoln
Edgar Hutchinson
Altoona
Meves Paul Dent
N. Malcolm
Crayloreer
Everett Carter
Katy
Forest
Tucker
N. Forest
Herbert Washburn
Mildred Hamilton
N. Sante Fe
Kenneth Tucker
W. Garfield
C. Francis Jackson
Grant
Boonville
Cooper County
S. Senta Fe
Washington
Oneine Whitworth
W. Mainte
W. A. Brookshire
N. Franklin
Veniremen
Lucille Ingraham
Santa Fe
E. Main
Brookshire
Roderick J. Neiss
Lawrence
Kan
Lylburn Mann
Vanishing Marigolds Baffle City Gardener
Francis Stilley recounts a quirky mystery of his marigolds vanishing from a small front garden. After transplanting from pots, plants were snapped at the stem or carried away by a bird, with the end revealing the culprit as a robin-sized bird snatching blossoms before disappearing behind nearby buildings.
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Francis Stilley
Hal Boyle
New York
Pumpkinhead
Union Reaches Three Year Pact At Goetz Brewery
Workers agreed to a three year contract as details were not released. Union officials said production would resume today at the Goetz plant after a strike the brewery’s first in over 70 years. Disputes centered on wages and fringe benefits with the union contending the wage scale lagged behind other breweries.
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Goetz
Strike Ends at Goetz Brewery in St Joseph
An 11 day strike at Goetz Brewery in St Joseph ended Thursday night as the Brewery Workers Union voted to settle the dispute. The action concluded after negotiations between union representatives and brewery management. Details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Goetz Brewery
Stevenson Latin America tour yields mixed political results
Washington AP reports Adlai E. Stevenson’s 16 500 mile South American swing marks progress for Kennedy administration emphasis on hemispheric issues and the alliance for progress. He won support for economic goals but failed to secure early unity on a Latin American anti Communist program.
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Washington
Adlai Ek
Stevenson
Alliance For Progress
Uruguay
Alliance For Progress Plan
Latin America
Building Permits Issued For Multiple Dwellings and Additions
George McCune receives a permit for an addition to a dwelling at 710 WN Forest with an estimated cost of 1000 dollars. L L Rowan plans a new dwelling at 1817 W Highland costing about 5000 dollars. Bernard C Rieber awarded a permit to remodel and add to a residence at 1706 Edith with an estimated 700 dollars. Mrs Esther Erickson adds to a dwelling at 215 N Lateyette with an estimated cost of 0 dollars.
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George McCune
Dweiling
WN. Forest
L. L. Rowan
W. Highland
Bernard C. Rieber
Edith
Mre
Esther Erickson
N. Lateyette
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Meets for Fair Prep
The Vilas Vikings first year foods class met Tuesday night at Vilas church with 13 members. Mrs. Clarence Nelson explained record sheets and fair exhibit requirements. Patty Black demonstrated table setting and Rosemary Whinery demonstrated egg nog making.
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Vilas Vikings
Vilas Church
Clarence Nelson
Patty Black
Rosemary Whinery
Guideposts to Readable Merchandise Ad Signposts
A compact note highlights advertisements as signposts guiding readers to the best readable merchandise. It emphasizes clarity and value in showcasing products through local ads and offers.
Spy Case Closed For Time Being
United Nations New York AP reports the case of Miroslav Nacvalac a Czechoslovak diplomat once accused as a top spy has cooled for now with him leaving for Paris and Prague after U.S. actions strip of immunity. Washington warned of possible expulsion. Prague rejected recalls amid ongoing U.N. status disputes.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Miroslav Nacvalac
United States
America
Paris
Prague
U.N
Nacvalac
Savings Grow Fat While Sales Lay
Savings have surged while retail sales barely stay even. The SEC reports a $5 billion rise in the first three months of 1961, with banks and insurers confirming the trend. Merchants warn that consumer purchases must rebound as durable goods demand and new instalment debt expand with a hoped-for summer or post Labor Day recovery.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Savings & Loan
Committee OK On Beefed-Up Defense Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 42.7 billion defense bill for the next fiscal year to fund Polaris submarines, bombers, missiles, and manpower. The panel adopted a near-copy of Kennedy’s request, cutting 231 million from the President’s ask but accounting for a 6.2 million net reduction.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
George Mahon
D-Tex
US Promise of Strength Amid Cold War Tensions
The document asserts U S strength surpasses the Soviet Union and will stay ahead. It warns that global and limited war threats persist and that the international scene has worsened since last summer. An early settlement of major world problems is deemed unlikely, calling for firmness and resolve.
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United States
Soviet Union
Congress Faces Early Showdown with Soviet Berlin
Washington lawmakers debate a potential crisis with Khrushchev over Berlin described as a possible third world war risk. Sen. Mansfield proposes declaring all Berlin a free city with guaranteed neutrality. Javits and Republicans push to keep Western troops in West Berlin until Germany is reunified by free elections.
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Washington
Congress
West
Khrushchev
Berlin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
West Berlin
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
United States
Germany
West Berlin stands at center of Kennedy crisis call
The Chanute Tribune notes GOP and Democratic voices press Kennedy to reaffirm U S support for West Berlin. Bridges stresses urgency and survival as Republicans seek firmer admin commitments. Kennedy publicly warned Khrushchev of U S access rights and resolve to defend them. Democrats urge another nationwide address on defense and crisis.
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Senate
GOP
Javits
Bridges
West Berlin
Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
U.S
Mansfield
House Passes Housing Bill with Kennedy Aid
The House approved a multibillion dollar housing and urban improvement bill, near all of Kennedy’s major requests, with the Senate already having passed a similar measure. Conferees will reconcile differences before final votes next week, amid GOP opposition labeling it a $9 billion plus extravagance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
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