Livestock Prices Mixed at Kansas City Market
Kansas City reports cattle 1,500 head with steers at 26.75 to 27.25 for choice and up to 27.75 high choice. calves 250. heifers 25.00 to 26.50. hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 210 to 275 pounds at 20.00 to 25.00. sheep 1,000 with spring lambs 25.00 to 50.00 and utility goods 20.00 to 21.00. cull lambs 15.00 down. slaughter ewes 4.50 to 6.50. breeding ewes 10.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Egg and butter price updates in Kansas City market
Kansas City reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent A 33 to 37 cents per dozen and medium eggs at 80 percent A 27 to 30 cents. Butter remains unchanged with grade A butter at 77 cents per pound for solid, quarters at 7 cents.
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Kansas City
Livestock Price Ranges Across Classes and Grades
Markets report diverse bids for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices cover hogs from $9.00 to $20.50 per hundredweight and cattle from grain fed steers to stockers with notable differences by weight and quality. Sheep show finished spring lambs up to $24.50.
Wheat and corn prices listed in Chicago market report
AP Chicago notes Wheat No 2 hard 1.34n and No 2 soft red 1.28n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.12 and No 3 yellow 1.09–1.10, sample grade yellow 101%. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 62.2n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.70%.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce and Poultry Prices Report
Chicago market notes show butter grades AA through B with scores and percentages, eggs with grade breakdowns, plus live poultry roosters and red white rock fryers pricing. Indicates steady egg quality and varying poultry rates across categories.
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Chicago
Death of Maj. Gen. Robert F. Worley in Vietnam Jet Down
Robert F. Worley Jr and Mrs. R D Worley report the death of their nephew Maj. Gen. Robert F. Worley age 48 who was with the U S Air Force near Saigon Vietnam. He died yesterday when his jet was shot down over Vietnam. He is survived by his widow six children his parents Mr and Mrs Robert M Worley of Palm Desert California formerly Cha nute and a brother and sister in Riverside California. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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Robert F. Worley Jr
R. D. Worley
Robert F. Worley
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Vietnam
Loan Rates Rise to Near 7 Percent in June
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board reports June averages for conventional home loans climbed to 6.88 percent for new houses and 6.97 percent for existing homes. Tight credit and higher state ceilings push rates, marking the fifth straight monthly rise for new homes and monthly increases for existing homes across 18 metropolitan areas. New York City averages 6.18 percent while Dallas hits 7.42 percent for new homes.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
New York City
Dallas
Wall Street declines amid bleak economy outlook and Soviet Czech crisis
The market dropped with the AP average down 1.4 to 336.4 at noon as losses outpaced gains. Industrials fell 2.4 and rails 9 while utilities slipped 1.1 amid cautious trading and mixed recoveries among sharp losers. Dow averaged 896.23 at noon, down 4.09, a smaller morning loss.
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Associated Press
Dow Jones
Erie Church Youths at Camp ERIE A
Sunday noon dinner in Parsons honored Maggie Davis on her 8th birthday. Attendees included Davis sisters from Erie, plus Hobson and Ermey families, Parsons residents, Topeka visitors, and others. Several trips mentioned to Yellowstone Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs with relatives greeted along the way. A Christian Hills Camp counselor served this week. local youths attended camp with Patty Blaine Sandra Handrich Sterling Hudson and others.
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Parsons
Maggie Davis
Bill Hobson
George Ermey
Hobson
Bud Roberts
Eldon Tackett
Charles Downie
Topeka
Glen Johnson
Brawley
Calif
Jesse Simmons
Robert
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Glen Lee Jacobs
Guymon
Oklo
Richard Markland
Christian Hills
Eureka
The
Christian Church
Patty Blaine
Shirley Dillinger
Sandra Handrich
Sterling Hudson
Granada Hills Couple Awarded in Phone Block Case
A Granada Hills couple won 1500 in a Superior Court suit claiming a neighbor blocked an emergency call to the fire department on August 6 1965. Robert F Steffan and wife said the incident caused extensive garage damage and they had filed for 37200 but settled this week.
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Steffans
Steffan
Visiting Hours & Admissions At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with patient census 64 adults and pediatrics plus two babies. It cites yesterday admissions including Gerald E Johnson Elsmore surgery and Mrs John L Taylor 212 N Highland medical. dismissals Elbert B Blakely 509 W 6th and Betty Walker Tioga Hotel. Today admissions include B S Chu p bach 206 N Highland surgery Thomas C Whitton Eric surgery Willis F Taylor 1507 S Evergreen medical Christina Dennis 1602 S Edith medical and Mrs Margaret Cahill Lavenburg medical. dismissals include Mrs Larry Brown Thayer Michael Byers 508 S Malcolm and Mrs Josephine Vogue Chetopa. Police summons issued Robert R McCreedy 213 W 4th for illegal parking cited yesterday.
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Gerald E. Johnson
Elsmore
John L. Taylor
N. Highland
Ronald Allison
N. Forest
Lonnie F. Morrow
S. Edith
Elbert B. Blakely
Betty Walker
Tioga Hotel
Schupbach
Thomas C. Whitton
Eric
Willis F. Taylor
S. Evergreen
Medical
Christina Dennis
Margaret Cahill
Lavenburg
Larry Brown
Thayer
Michael Byers
S. Malcolm
Josephine Vogue
Chetopa
City Plans Tax Levy Hearing and Aug. 12 Meeting
The city schedules a public hearing on the 1968 tax levy for the regular commission meeting of Aug 12. Mayor E J New appoints A M Kenoly to the planning commission to fill a vacancy from Jack Loss. The body discussed FHA rental housing plans, Kustom Electronics expansion needs, and paving for Tennessee between 10th and 11th. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary presented a Loyalty Day citation. invocation by Rev. Dale Sneeringer.
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A. M. Kenoly
N. Steuben
City Planning Commission
Jack Loss
W. 10Th
Tennessee
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
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Dorothy Minniear
Grace Wilmoth
Dale Sneeringer
First Baptist Church
Unrehearsed hold up at Fox Studio House Office
Hollywood AP reports an unplanned robbery at the 20th Century-Fox Studio business office. The bandit escaped with 10197 dollars in cash on Monday.
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the Bandit
Local Social Notes From Garden City and Surrounding Area
Mrs. Bill Smoot DeWayne Don and David of Garden City visit Mr and Mrs Gene Buyeu and family. Leonard Wolfe of Enid Okla returns home after visiting Ed Wolfe. Weekend visitors to A B Browns include Lloyd Baker John Hill Frances Fowler Joe Fowler and Kathy Fowler. Mrs Browns foot surgery recovery noted. Sp Jim Alexander and Linda on 30 day leave from Frankfurt before reporting to Ft Bragg. He finished Radio Maintenance at Fort Benning.
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DeWayne
Don
David
Garden City
Gene Buyeu
S. Wilson
Leonard Wolfe
Enid
Okla
Ed Wolfe
Tennessee
Mmes
Clayton Ward
Wayne Ellis
W. 5Th
Charles Ballou
N. Highland
Bert Sutton
W. Elm
A. B. Brown
N. Western
Lloyd D. Baker
Garnett
John Hill
Overland Park
Frances Fowler
Moran
Joe Fowler
Erchil Brown
Nowata
Kathy Fowler
Idaho Falls
Frankfurt
Germany
Jim Alexander
Linda
Leonard Wood
C. J. Horine
Danny
S. Central
Elmer M. Alexander
N. Steuben
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Fort Benning
Moran Miss America Debra Barnes to appear on KOAM-TV shows
Debra Dene Barnes Moran Miss America will appear on three national programs on channel 7 KOAM-TV. She is scheduled for I Guess at 11 30 a.m. Thursday Jeopardy at 11 a.m. August 12 and Snap Judgement at 9 a.m. August 19.
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Moran
Koam-Tv
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Pfc Charles Dighero Visits Friends in Earlton
Pfc Charles Dighero son of Mr and Mrs Dean Dighero of Earlton is visiting friends and family during a leave. The article notes his hometown and military connection, indicating a short hometown update.
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Charles Dighero
Mrs
Dean Dighero
Earlton
Chanute Students Seek Enrollment at Kansas State University
Two Chanute students Caro lyn Sue Barney of 423 South Katy and Kelly Ann Kern of 228 East 11th completed enrollment requirements for Kansas State University Manhattan. Miss Barney and Miss Kern plan to major in home economics.
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Carolyn Sue Barney
South Katy
Kelly Ann Kern
East 11Th
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Baltz Family Weekend Guests From Missouri and Kansas
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Baltz at 411 N. Forest included their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blatz of Warrensburg Missouri and grandson Mr. and Mrs. David A Baltz and family of Kansas City. Mrs. Arthur Standfield at 1003 S Central has returned from a two month visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Holland and family in Bellflower California.
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N. Forest
Howard Blatz
Warrensburg
David A. Baltz
Kansas City
Arthur Standfield
S. Central
John Holland
Bellflower
Calif
Childress Family Welcomes Tracy Jacinda Birth
Mr and Mrs Leo LaLoge 521 N Central report the birth of their third great grandchild Tracy Jacinda to Mr and Mrs Roger Childress of Aloha Oregon Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Childress of Roseburg Oregon.
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N. Central
Tracy Jacinda
Tracy
Roger Childress
Aloha
Ore
Ray Childress
Roseburg
Filling-station worker arrested on conceal mortgaged property charge
Police arrested Johnny Lee Seely, a Yates Center resident and filling-station employee, on a Woodson County warrant yesterday for concealing mortgaged property. He was later transported to Yates Center by Woodson County Sheriff Don Ward.
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Yates Center
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Don Ward
Weed spray to destroy $1 million marijuana crop
TOPEKA AP Shawnee County weed spraying crews planned to start work to destroy a marijuana field valued at more than $1 million on the illicit market after processing.
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