Livestock Market Steady Across Kansas City Trading
Kansas City market reports cattle with 1 700 head incl calves and steers showing gains up to 23 while heifers rise to strong. Choice to prime cattle fetch 24.50 to 26.00 with various grades listing 22.50 to 27.00. hogs advance to 25 with sows up to 15 50. sheep at 21 to 22 50 for spring lambs and utilities 5 to 6.00.
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Market reports and farm prices mixed in Kansas City edition
Commodities show oats and corn steady to mixed records with cattle and hog markets varying. Livestock prices feature gains for hogs and a wide range for sow, steer, heifer, and calf categories across U.S. grades and weights. Local notices include visits and travels of area residents and police activity notes.
Butter and eggs prices steady in Chicago market
Chicago AP report shows butter wholesale prices steady with 93 score AA at 57, 92 A at 57, 89 C 53, and 90 B 55 for cars. Eggs hold at 70 percent or better grade A whites 26s, mixed 26s, mediums 23, standards 24 2, dirties 21 2, checks 21.
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Chicago
Topeka Eyes Late Year Bridge Contract Plan
Mayor Ed Camp said Topeka may set a contract this year for building a new Kansas River bridge. The span would connect north and south Topeka near the existing Kansas Avenue bridge linking the city’s business districts.
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Topeka
Kansas River
Ed Camp
Kansas Avenue
Market quotes show mixed grain prices in Chicago
Chicago AP report lists corn No 2 yellow at 1.1442 and No 3 yellow at 1.12, barley price 1.23-1.43, feed 1.10, with no wheat or soybean sales and soybean oil at 8s.
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Chicago
Eggs and receipts list with Petterson family visit noted
A grainy list shows Egg grades and prices with Cream and No 2 cream entries. Mrs. Dave Petterson and family from Tower Park are reported returning from a two day Kansas City visit for a reunion attended by her children and grandchildren.
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Dave Petterson
Kansas City
Tower Park
Navy crewmen from Coral Sea aid Hong Kong refugees
Darrell L. Jones and Danny W. Wade, both aboard the USS Coral Sea with Attack Squadron 153, serve as aviation machinist mate third class and aviation ordnance airman apprentice. The carrier, part of the Seventh Fleet, operates in the South China Sea and recently visited Hong Kong where crew members donated blood to the British Red Cross for Chinese refugees. Coral Sea expected to return to the United States in July.
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N. Washington
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Walnut
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South China Sea
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Hong Kong
Red Cross
United States
Hearings Round On Nightclub Crime Reveal Deep Ties
Senate subcommittee chair John L McClellan reports evidence of gangster controlled clubs, AGVA contracts with venues, and widespread B girl drink hustling and prostitution. He accuses AGVA officials of collusion and neglect of members rights as Joey Adams defends the union against the panel.
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John L McClellan
D-Ark
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McClellan
Joey Adams
Adams
Nelson Rites Held Friday At First Methodist Church
Funeral service for Harley S. Nelson set for Friday at 3 30 p m at First Methodist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Johnson Mortuary
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Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
D. A. Finney
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W. A. Goolsbee
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Arthur Duerson
Leslie Talbot
Carl Schickhardt
Glen McLaren
L. J. Junod
O. H. Bates
Miss Sharon K. Smith Crowned Posture Queen at NCA Meet
Miss Sharon K. Smith, 18, of Wellington Kansas, was named world queen of posture at the National Chiropractic Association convention in Detroit. She won prize money totaling between 850 and 900 dollars.
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Detroit
Sharon K. Smith
Wellington
Kan
Chiropractic Association
Three Men Rob Motel at Elwood
Three men robbed the Elwood motel, tying up manager Albert Hill and threatening him with death. Two suspects were armed with pistols and forced Hill to surrender the cash box keys as his wife watched.
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Albert Hill
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Wrecks Kill Three In State Traffic Wrecks
Three people died and several injured in Kansas traffic accidents Tuesday. In Wichita a 16 year old boy Richard Lynn Starnes died after falling from a bumper as cars moved. Leona Hargrove a 49 year old oil firm secretary died in a two car crash in Wichita. Emory Green 74 of Abilene died when his gasoline transport truck jackknifed on K 15 near Abilene in the rain.
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Richard Lynn Starnes
Leona Hargrove
Wichita Oil Firm
Emory Green
Abilene
Anderson backs bill to keep Democrats in 1964 primary
Gov. John Anderson says he will sign a bill to assure the Democratic party a place in the 1964 primary if legislation reaches him. The party risks losing ballot access without a secretary of state candidate, suggesting a law change or alternate office tie. He also floated a constitutional amendment for a cabinet style government with governor and lieutenant governor as a ticket.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Shield by Rostow Papers Triggers Senate Clash on Privilege
Senate Republicans demand access to a secret State Department document known as the Rostow Papers. Acting Secretary of State George Ball cites executive privilege to shield the confidential policy papers while Rostow faces questions on his views of U.S. policy. Dirksen calls this only round one of the fight.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Walt W. Rostow
Policy Planning Council
George W. Ball
Rostow
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Executive Department
Ann Landers Advice Columns and Teen Driving Woes
Dear readers share marital stress about cleaning obsessions and a teen failing a driving test. The columnist counsels therapy and persistence, while a teen asks for guidance after a second failure. Sweden launches first auto carrying passenger train between Stockholm and Malmo.
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Dismissals and New Admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The daily hospital brief lists Tuesday admissions including Winnie Stanley Stark Hazel B McFarland Mrs Maurice Borrer Mrs Harry Sleeper Mrs W W Turner Rev George W Horn and Mrs George W Horn along with Nellie M Winkler’s dismissal. Admissions today include Charles Sweaney J Alan Wright Nancy Stipp and dismissals include Arthur J Nelson. District Court actions in Chanute involve Kansas v Rice Dalies Roles Kenneth Ornelas with rolls dismissal and guilty pleas on burglary and larceny charges and related cases including Harbold divorce actions and custody matters.
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Humboldt
Tony Goben
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Wesleyan University Names New Alumni Secretary
Wesleyan University announce the appointment of John A. Van Gundy of Belleville as executive alumni secretary and administrative assistant in public relations effective Aug. 1. He fills a role previously led by Dr. Frederick C. Peters who resigns after 53 years on the faculty and 12 years heading alumni affairs.
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Kan
John A. van Gundy
Belleville
D. Arthur Zook
Kansas Wesleyan University
Frederick C. Peters
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 27 1962
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover a range of small news items dated Wednesday June 27 1962. Readers find quick blurbs on community happenings, appointments, and upcoming events in the Chanute area.
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