Livestock Prices Mixed at Market In Kansas City and Jets
Livestock figures show hogs steady to higher with 1 2 230 240 lb ranges at 21 22.35 and 200 255 lb at 21 22. Sows fall 25 lower to 16.50 18.75 while sheep hold at 125 head with spring lambs 24.00 25.00. In New York the stock market holds a slight late rise amid active trade 6.46 million shares traded and gains outpacing losses about 6 to 5 as Johnson Kosygin talks unfold.
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Kansas City
New York
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Wall Street
Egg prices held steady on wholesale market
In Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs with large 80 percent A grade at 20 to 25 cents a dozen and mediums 80 percent A at 17 to 21 cents. butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Mixed Grading Unchanged
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady and eggs mostly unchanged with a 75 percent or better grade A whites at 25 cents, mixed at 25, mediums at 20 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain price report shows multiple futures quotes
Chicago AP notes wheat No 2 hard at 1.60, No 2 red at 1.537, corn No 2 yellow 1.36, oats No 2 heavy white 77, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.89, and soybean oil at 7.65.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices Reported for Graded Meats and Hides
Market notes list grade A extra large to medium prices for beef cuts and Hides at 10 cents per pound. Receipts show totals near 18 to 52 units with multiple coded items and references to premium cream and coned finishes.
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census shows 51 patients including adults and pediatrics with three babies. Thursday admissions include Mrs Robert McAlexander Eric Lola Wertz and others for medical and surgical services. dismissals list multiple patients. Admission today notes Chester Harvey. birth announced for Roy and spouse’s newborn girl. Police court action notes Kenny Misket for intoxication with release on bond.
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Robert McAlexander
Eric
Lola Wertz
S, Kansas
Lola Kuykendall
Jeanette Collins
S. Central
Russ Browning
N. Garfield
Dean Buman
Poplar Heights Road
Maude Waggoner
W. 4Th
Roy Whisler
Thayer
Wesley R. Wilson
N. Steuben
Everett Rhodes
S. Malcolm
Kenny Misket
N. Evergreen
Reformatory Jaycees to Send Delegate to Baltimore
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports the state reformatory chapter of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will send a delegate to the national Jaycee convention in Baltimore Maryland next week.
Atchison selects Parsons aide as city manager
Thomas H. Muehlenbeck, Parsons assistant city manager, will become Atchison city manager on July 15. Mayor Hazel Shaffer and commissioners announced the appointment. A Texas native with an KU master’s in public administration, he worked in Port Arthur’s finance department and in Parsons the past two years after Atchison’s prior manager resigned for Titusville, Florida.
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Atchison, Kan
Thomas H. Muehlenbeck
Parsons
Atchison
Hazel Shaffer
Roger R. Fitzwater
John Gerardy
Muehlenbeck
Texas
University of Kansas
Port Arthur
Tex
al Thelen
Titusville
Fla
Tigers Hire Four Coaches Under Mayo Smith
Tony Cuccinello Wally Moses Hal Naragon and Johnny Sain join the Detroit Tigers coaching staff under Manager Mayo Smith as announced.
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Tony Cuccinello
Wally Moses
Hal Naragon
Johnny Sain
Detroit Tigers
Mayo Smith
Pope Renews Ancient Rule of Celibacy for Priests
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church’s requirement of priestly celibacy in an encyclical of over 13 000 words. He argued the rule remains valuable against calls for relaxation and rejected arguments to marry. The document titled sacerdotalis Celibatus was sent to bishops in Latin and modern languages.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Air Force Family Returns From Okinawa Duty
SM-Sgt Don D Burroughs and wife Goldie Tripp with daughters Teresa and Brenda visit Charles Tripp and LaVerne. Burroughs finished a year in Okinawa and will be assigned to Kincheloe AFB Michigan. The Golden Tombo story is read at the Library on Saturday morning. Robert Lett 20 attends Army ROTC basic camp at Fort Benning starting June 11. Barbara Stipp reports damage to a headlight on a 1961 Ford. Theft reported of shoes and clothes from a car. Procher reports in west town area with car occupants. Adrian Dalton announces birth of Steven Duane, joining brother Scott Allen. Maternal Lloyd and paternal Dalton grandparents listed.
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Air Force
Don D. Burroughs
Goldie Tripp
Teresa
Brenda
Charles Tripp
LaVerne
S. Washington
Burroughs
Okinawa
Kincheloe Afb
Michigan
Robert C. Lett
Charles I. Lett
W. 6Th
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Benning
Lett
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Chanute High School
Barbara Stipp
S. Malcolm
S. Santa Fe
Robert Stout
S. Garfield
Health Care Plan Studied At Pittsburg Meeting
State Rep Bill Frivley and Reed co chaired a Pittsburg session reviewing a nine county area health plan. Findings cited national and state physician ratios and stressed group practice and a medical center TV link to provide training and library access without travel. Attendees included W H McMurray and Dr Glen Ashley from Chanute.
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Bill Frivley
Crestline
Reed
Frivley
Pittsburg
Kansas
Walker
Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
KU Medical School
Tioga Hotel
Chanute
W. H. McMurray
Glen Ashley
Local Students Earn Academic Honors This Spring
Warren H. Fitch Jr. of Wichita is named to Wichita State University dean’s honor roll for the spring term. James W. Lewis and John G. Sauer of Yates Center earn scholastic honors at Kansas State University Manhattan for the same semester. Rick Hively of Wichita attends the Midwestern Music and Art Camp journalism division at the University of Kansas Lawrence from June 18 to July 8.
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Warren H. Fitch Jr
Warren H. Fitch
S. Wilson
Wichita State University
Wichita
James W. Lewis
John G. Sauer
Yates Center
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rick Hively
Jack Hively
S. Plummer
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Pellegreno Lands in Pakistan on Earhart Route
Mrs. Ann Pellegreno arrives in Karachi during her around the world flight following a route similar to Amelia Earhart's trail from decades past. She continues the journey, aiming to complete a global voyage that echoes the famous disappearance legend.
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Ann Pellegreno
Pakistan
Karachi
Amelia Earhart
30th Anniversary Reunion for 1937 Chanute High School Class
The Chanute High School senior class of 1937 held its 30th reunion June 17 and 18 with events at the Tioga Hotel and Chanute Country Club. Prize winners included Ear Ahring for farthest travel, Mrs. Glen Neeley for most children, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Byers for most grandchildren. 103 registered, 55 members. plans for a 1972 gathering noted.
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Chanute High School
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Country Club
Ear Ahring
Lakeside Calif
Glen Neeley
Chanute
Floyd Byers
Sarah Haller
Tony Lockyear
Howard Jester
Bruce Burris
Too Cold For Hippies In Frisco
San Francisco police report a summer hippie influx beginning with many locals in Haight Ashbury. Capt. Dan Kiey notes some leave soon and the cold discourages street sleeping. Disillusionment grows over expected free love and hospitality.
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San Francisco
Dan Kiey
Haight-Ashbury
Iowa Holds Texan After 3 Murders
Hubert B. McClelland of Beaumont Texas held on a murder charge in Cedar Rapids Iowa after a bank robbery attempt ended in the killing of Mrs. Charles Schwab 41 and two farmers Leland Skoog 54 and his son Garith 24. Christine Schwab 11 and Julie Braksiek 11 survived. McClelland allegedly planned the robbery near Marion and was identified by Cedar Rapids police.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Texas
Hubert B. McClelland
Beaumont
Tex
Charles Schwab
Belle Plaine
Elberon
Leland Skoog
Skoog
Garith
Schwab
Christine
Julie Braksiek
McClelland
Joseph Robert Carter
Robert Blair
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Farmers State Bank of
Marion
Benton County
Skoogs
Justice of the Peace
Fay W.hite
Vinton
Linn
McClel
Names List From Local Social Ledger
A reader notice provides a roster of individuals and spouses, listing many married names such as Mrs John Congdon Cleo Cole Mrs John Cole Imogene Johnson Mrs Warner Tiegreen Frances Jones Mrs Glen Neeley Marjorie Kepley Mrs James Mid cap Edna Kuykendall and others including Lloyd Dalton Clifford Gibson Bert Hayes Earl Morgan and John Sherman.
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John Congdon
Cleo Cole
John Chambers
Richard Cloke
Helen Gardner
Lloyd Dalton
Clifford Gibson
Bert Hayes
John Cole
Imogene Johnson
Warner Tiegreen
Frances Jones
Glen Neeley
Marjorie Kepley
James Midcap
Edna Kuykendall
Cole Leverenz
Lucille McDowell Wiles
W. W. Dillion
Louise Mitchell
Earl Morgan
Robert Ramsey
Joe Nathan Rogers
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church held a covered dish supper Tuesday evening with 18 members present. Mrs. H. O. Turner led devotions and Freda Betts chaired the Missionary Education Committee meeting. Mrs. Ernest Wilson presided as announcements included a flower show on July 1.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
H. O. Turner
Missionary Education Committee
Freda Betts
Ernest Wilson
Tish Niver Honored With Bridal Shower
Bridal shower for Tish Niver held in First National Bank Community Room Thursday evening. She will marry Gary Nelson of Topeka on July 8. Hostesses Connie Clark and Mrs Howard Schooler, Mrs Willard Solomon, and Mrs Fred Taylor. 33 guests attended.
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Tish Niver
First National Bank
Miss Niver
Gary Nelson
Topeka
Connie Clark
Mmes
Howard Schooler
Willard Solomon
Fred Taylor
Chanute Tribune Report June 23 1967 Issue Highlights
Page content notes local news and events from Chanute Kansas with community updates, brief notes on city meetings, and social items dated Friday June 23 1967. Names and specific local occurrences are briefly mentioned in compact notices.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Chanute Tribune announces staff and subscription rates
Chanute Tribune publishes staff list and pricing for subscriptions. Details include publisher Dwight McCreight and editor John Haworke, plus rates for mail within and outside trade territory and Chanute carrier prices.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Haworke
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Fma
Dorsey Osborn
Stereo
Fma
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodspace
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Gretchen
David Kujath
Coffeyville
Roscoe Offenbacker
Buffalo
James Frye
John Mavhugh
Humboldt
Chester Harvey
Reformatory Jaycees
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Alonzo Philippi
Dimon
Lester Sparks
Plainview
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Atchison City Post
Iola
Bill Staggs
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Adrian Dalton
el Dorado
Steven Duane
Scott Allen
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Ela
Chanute Cablevision
Aia Tes
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Ronaldo Ferri
Dale Buchanan
Orpha Ackerman
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Earl Ahring
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Kenneth Anderson
Needles
James Habegger
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Thelma Johnson
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Marcelle Braden
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K. W. Warren
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