Livestock and grain prices from Kansas City market report
Livestock: cattle 5 000 head steady with calves at 100. Steers 22.50 to 24.50, good to choice 19.25 to 22.75, heifers 21.00 to 23.65, good and choice 19.75 to 21.00. Hogs 3 500 head mostly steady, barrows and gilts 16.50 to 17.00, heavier 16.00 to 16.50, sows 12.75 to 13.75. Sheep 500 head steady, lambs 23.00 to 50, good to choice 19.00 to 22.75, ewes 4.50 to 6.00. Wheat 188 cars higher, No 2 hard 1.51 to 1.564, No 3 1.52, No 2 red 1.514 to 1.56, Corn 24 cars lower, No 2 white 1.35 to 1.44, No 3 1.30 to 1.43. Oats sparse, No 2 white 67 to 73, No 3 66 to 72. Maize 2.14 to 2.15. Rye 1.11 to 1.17, Barley 0.97, Soybeans 2.43 to 2.51. Bran 37.00 to 37.75, Shorts 40.00 to 40.75.
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Kansas City
L AP
Parsons
L. S
U.S
Market reporting on livestock prices and stock market rundown
The report lists bids and price ranges for Hogs Cattle Sheep and calves by grade weight and type with separate notes on sows bulls and stockers. It concludes with Wall Street activity in the New York market noting mixed stock performance and modest volume followed by closing stock results.
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NEW York
U.S
Chicago Produce Dairy Prices Steady As Markets Open
AP reports Chicago wholesale produce and butter prices holding firm while eggs show little movement. Grade A whites remain 70 percent or better, with mixed 30, mediums 27, standards 27, dirties 24 and checks 24.2, reflecting a cautious market tone.
Chicago Grain price rundown in unreliable OCR
Chicago market notes show corn and soybeans mixed futures with slight gains for soy but declines for wheat. Oats and rye display modest movements with July contracts highlighted, reflecting typical grains trading alongside futures figures.
Livestock Prices Rise Across Markets in 1960s Slump
Livestock prices climbed nationwide with Kansas City stockyards showing gains of 2.50 to 3 per hundredweight over 22 weeks, the strongest rise since October 1963. In Omaha fed steers reached 23 to 25, heifers 22.75, reflecting higher demand as supplies remained below normal. Analysts cite steel carcass purchases for school lunches, chain store promotions, and fewer meat imports as contributing factors.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Fed
December Flight For Manned Gemini
Houston AP reports the first manned Gemini space flight is now scheduled for about Christmastime this year.
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Houston, Tex
Streams Returning To Banks
Floods in Northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas began receding as rain lessened. Crests were forecast along the North Grand River near Sumner and at Agency, with rivers high and towns cleaning up. A tornado path damaged trees and utility lines in St Joseph as another twister hit a rural farm outside the city.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
North Grand River
Sumner
Platte River
Rosendale
Agency
Smithville
St. Joseph
Tuttle Creek
Manford Daniel
St. Joeph
Razing frame collapses during Santa Fe storm
A frame structure of an east Santa Fe warehouse at Cherry collapsed as last night's storm began. The owner is Joe Sutcliffe. Police logged a minor crash at Walnut and Oak around 6 p.m. A 1961 Rambler taxi driven by Kelley Wendeln struck a parked Dodge owned by Evelyn Woodruff, causing minor bumper damage and scrapes.
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Santa Fe
Cherry
Joe Sutcliffe
Walnut and
Oak
Kelley Wendeln
S. Highland
Evelyn Woodruff
N. Washington
Army Engineer Alan D Johnson Receives Discharge At Home
Alan D Johnson son of Roy D Johnson and Mrs Johnson R 2 has been discharged after a three year Army engineers enlistment. He spent eighteen months at Fort Richardson Fairbanks Alaska with two months bivouac in temperatures to 84 degrees below zero. The past seven months he was stationed at Fort Devens Massachusetts holding specialist fourth class rank.
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Alan D. Johnson
Roy D. Johnson
Army Engineers
Fort Richardson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fort Devens
Mass
Bandit Capehart Identified By Fingerprints Near Omaha
FBI identification confirms John B. Capehart 34 as the bank robber who shot himself when cornered after last Friday’s hold up near Omaha. Kansas relatives also identified the body. The Douglas County bank was robbed of 1700 dollars after a witness named Capehart as the bandit.
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Omaha
John B. Capehart
FBI
Kansas
Capehart
Douglas County
Three Civil Rights Workers Go Missing in Mississippi
Three volunteers linked to the Freedom Summer project vanish after being stopped for speeding in Philadelphia Mississippi. Andy Goodman Mickey Schwerner both from New York City and James Chaney a CORE member from Meridian were last heard after visiting the burned Negro church ruins. FBI and Mississippi Highway Patrol lead a statewide search amid civil rights pressure to locate them.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississipi
FBI
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian
Oxford
Ohio
Cheney
Neshoba County
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Monday
Admissions list for Neosho Memorial Hospital includes Clifford Heisler Moran surgery Doug las Brooks 1526 S Santa Fe Emmett Campbell 1192 W Main medical W S Wible 822 S Forest medical Walter Cline 525 W Olive medical and Melvin Stierwalt Jr 1810 S Ashby medical Admissions also note Mrs Stanley Lundine R1 surgery Alva McLaren Earlton surgery Mrs Jim Holt 7082 S Malcolm medical and Katherine Stewart Humboldt medical Dismissals include Stanley Umbarger Thayer Mrs Everett Booe Humboldt Mrs Alfonso Knapp 1115 W 1st Gertrude Sizeman 719 S Highland Harry Larson R2 and Gary Leiming Thayer Births Mr and Mrs Robert Butler 616 N Evergreen a boy Fire Run Monday 7 4 am half mile east on K39 and one mile north Wheat stubble no damage Recent Moves Carl Bedenbender 617 W Elm to 515 dollars Lincoln W A Stoddard 315 dollars Santa Fe to 4 N Allen Building Permits Issued Robert W Martin enclose patio at 410 W 4th Estimated cost 259 dollars Joe Miranda carport at 1305 dollars Forest Estimated cost 200 dollars Lloyd Webber garage addition at 301 dollars Lafayette Estimated cost 950 dollars Jose C O Del a Torre cover patio at 1009 dollars Central Estimated cost 50 dollars Fari McGinnis replace trailer house at 1402 Edith with new and larger one Estimated cost 7 000 dollars Donald Stanislaus add patio to rear of house at 709 dollars Lincoln Estimated cost 100 dollars
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Clifford Heisler
Moran
Douglas Brooks
S. Santa Fe
Emmett Campbell
W. Main
W. S. Wible
S. Forest
Walter Cline
W. Olive
Melvin Stierwalt, Jr
S. Ashby
Stanley Lundine
Alva McLaren
Earlton
Jim Holt
S. Malcolm
Robert WV. Martin
Joe Miranda
Forest
Lloyd Webber
Lafayette
Jose C
O Dela Torre
Central
Fari McGinnis
Edith
Donald Stanislaus
Lincoln
Man Drowns Near Shawnee Suburb in Kansas City Area
Frederick J. Risius, 28, drowned in a pond near Shawnee, a suburb of Kansas City, on Monday. Details are sparse as investigators review the incident.
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Kansas City
Frederick J. Risius
Shawnee
Kan
Tribune Contact for Phone Service
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If the person is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Ferguson Continues Fight Against Trash
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson vows to pursue action against obscene books despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the seizure of 1,715 books in Junction City violated due process. The decision objected to seizure before a hearing, though justices differed on obscenity standards. seized books will be returned, with further action possible if sold in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
William M. Ferguson
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Junction City
Brennan
Harlan and
Clark
Ferguson
Harlan and Clark
Harold Thompson
Robert Thompson
Albert B. Fletcher
Geary County District Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Chanute Tribune Page Two Report June 23 1964
Local Chanute page two news items highlight community events and notices dated Tuesday June 23, 1964. Readers learn brief updates on civic happenings, school notes, and upcoming community activities in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Chanute Tribune
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