Cattle and Hog Prices Steady Across Kansas City Markets
Kansas City livestock pricing shows cattle, calves, steers, heifers, cows and feeders mostly steady with some gains on select grades. Hogs steady to higher with sows up. sheep lambs barely steady. Parson's market lists varying weights and prices. Chicago and Kansas City grains and produce also report mixed movements and price ranges across dairy eggs poultry and cereals.
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Tourist lost on Arctic Circle trip near Circle Alaska
A tourist on a two mile off highway walk near Circle Alaska was found without sleeping gear after a Sunday warning. Authorities launched a search with three planes and requested bloodhounds from Anchorage to locate him.
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Santa Fe carloadings slip vs year ago. May net income swells
Santa Fe reports week ending June 24 carloadings 29 648, down from 30 940 a year earlier. Total cars moved 40 675 vs 42 100. May net income 3 862 628, while first five months 1961 total 14 514 400, down from 19 585 702 in 1960. Nearby social notices list Buffalo visitors and local incidents with brief details.
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Reaction Sharp On Stock Changes
AP analysis explains how stock market optimism and cautious sentiment reflect broader economic expectations. It notes that rallies and breaks follow seasonal and macroeconomic trends, with glamor stocks like electronics facing repricing and a correction triggering renewed risk warnings.
Kansan Missing Near Arctic Circle
A Kansas man identified only as William Waters about 40 has been missing for five days near Fairbanks Alaska. Police and search teams broadened the hunt to remote areas and warned locals to report any sightings of the Kansas tourist.
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Café in Trouble Over Advertising Beverage Menus
Daytona Beach Florida restaurant owner Tom Bass advertised Irish coffee on menus. A menu reached the State Beverage Department, leading to his arrest for violating the beverage code. His license allows only beer and wine sales.
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Three Deaths On Highways In Kansas Crashes
Traffic accidents killed three people in Kansas on Monday. Lyons friends Mark DeWitt 81 and Will Horrell 76 died in a two car collision northwest of Lyons. Charles Diehl 81, a Morrill farmer, died when his pickup hit a car near Hiawatha. five others injured including Linda Sprague 29 Powhattan and her children Carol 1 Mark 7 Christopher 6 Lance 4. Carol listed in critical condition at Hiawatha Hospital.
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Boy Chained by Parents In Kansas City Area
12 year old Roy Dean Hall was found chained to a bed in the basement by an officer. His sister Jeanette Hall said the parents had bound him for 10 days while the father worked as a trash hauler and the mother babysat. The couple, Roy Hall and Margaret Hall, were arrested and the children placed in a parental school.
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Kuwait seeks Arab League entry amid Kuwait Iraq dispute
In Beirut a state of emergency was proclaimed as Kuwait appeals for Arab League membership to gain equal standing with Iraq. Kuwait and Jordan pledged support amid tensions after Iraq claimed sovereignty over Kuwait and urged regional backing.
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Deaths and Funerals
John F Strong age 65 died Monday at Santa Fe Hospital after months of illness. He was born December 5 1885 Ava Missouri and moved to Chanute 42 years ago to work for Santa Fe as a pile driver engineer retiring in 1951. He married Orpha Chance in 1915 and is survived by his wife one son Don Strong Omaha Neb three sisters and three brothers plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. Roy O Gibson Funeral Home with Masonic grave service at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife son sisters and brothers.
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Wall Street Dips Further Amid Moderate Afternoon Trading
The New York stock market slid in moderate dealings with only a few stocks showing gains. Volume was about 3 million shares, up from 2.69 million on Monday, and losses in key stocks ranged from 1 to 2 points as trading continued.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions for William Best and others with addresses in Neosho Memorial Hospital records. Today’s admissions include Kevin Crown and several others with surgery and medical needs. dismissals span multiple residents including Mrs. Melvin Franks and families in nearby towns.
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State Dairy Princess In Program Tonight
The 1960 Kansas Dairy Princess Judy Jo Allen of Centralia will crown the Neosho County Dairy Princess tonight after the winner was announced at a Tioga Hotel dinner. Seven girls vie for the county title, including Carolyn Thompson of Chanute, last year’s Neosho County winner. The county winner advances to the district contest in Pittsburg Friday, with the district winner advancing to the state pageant in Hutchinson in September.
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Nine Hurt When Pole Topples In Pittsburgh Show
A 110 foot aluminum pole used in an aerial act toppled over during a crowded event in Pittsburgh. Nine people were injured, two critically, including Celeste Farnsworth a 9 year old and Mrs Martha McCoy with brain injuries. Aerialist Kayletta Burn had performed atop the pole for 25 minutes before the collapse. Cause not immediately learned.
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Australian Hotel Suffers Reverses
Rubyvale in central Queensland closes the Royal hotel after long service. Ida Fower, owner, surrenders liquor license citing two pensioners' deaths and a guest's heart attack followed by reduced patronage and unprofitability.
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Island Best Location For Summer Pleasure
HAL BOYLE notes Manhattan as the ideal summer island offering escape yet accessibility. The piece celebrates a slower tempo, open hearted city life, cool libraries, quiet parks, and affordable sunbathing on piers while inviting readers to enjoy theater, museums, and indoor delights as a summer retreat. It casts New York as a romantic, unafflicted playground with easy parking and private freedom.
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Man Crushed by Tractor Near Stull community
Lawrence Kansas AP reports George Anderson 70 was killed when a tractor crushed him near the Stull community between Lawrence and Topeka on Monday.
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Duplicate Bridge Scorers Highlight Tioga Hotel Night
Above average scorers at Duplicate Bridge Monday night at the Tioga Hotel include Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson with 57s, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rupard at Independence 56, Marian Bailey Neodesha and Dan Forbes Neodesha 55, Marian Eastman Chicago and Mrs. L. W. Mitchell 54s, Mrs. Dick Eyler and Mrs. P. E. Delahunty 53s, and Larry O’Connell and Bob Ward 53½.
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