Cattle Hog Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
Cattle and calves total 1 800 with steers heifers and cows holding steady to firm. Good to prime steers 20.50 to 23.00, heifers 20.50 to 22.75, cows 15.00 to 16.50, dealers 23.00 to 26.00. Hog barrows and gilts 17.25 to 18.00 for 190 to 230 pounds. sows 13.75 to 15.25. Sheep lambs 17.75 to 19.25, ewes 2.00 to 4.25 for call to food.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street Holds Gains in Slow Trading Day
The New York market retained most of its modest advance as trading stayed sluggish in late afternoon action. Volume was about 2.9 million shares versus 3.09 million on Tuesday with many small gains outpacing the few losses in similar ranges.
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New York
Chanute News Briefs Highlight Class Reunion and Local Trades
Chanute High School class of 1952 seeks reunion organizers meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Memorial building Federalition Room contacts Mrs Gene Bilyeu 712 St Allen Officials report Chellis Davis Chanute arrested for intoxication Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Judd A Lanning and David Hunt Overland Park and William W Hunt Kansas City Livestock prices for Parsons hogs cattle and sheep advance varied by grade with mixed average quotes Kansas City produce and Chicago grain markets show mixed movements Farm and local notices include a Hemero call show in July and community visits from local residents of Chanute and Earlton.
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Chanute High
Memorial Build
Gene Bilyeu
St. Allen
Judd A. Lanning
David Hunt
Overland Park
William W. Hunt
Kansas City
William T. Hunt
Tennessee
Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society
American Hemerocallis Society
New York
Ottawa
Austock E Editorium
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Dow Chem
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Wietdend
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Francis Gamble
Meeker
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Peabody Coal
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Peete
Éicveccs
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Sears Roeb
Spen Chem
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Ee Ouco
Optimists Club Plans Charter Dinner and Carnegie Course
Chanute Optimists Club members discussed presenting their charter and installing officers at a morning meeting. A July 8 dinner at the Masonic Temple will draw about 50 guests from area Optimist clubs and civic groups. A Dale Carnegie course sponsorship was proposed with a Friday demonstration by Joe Still at 7:30 PM in Home Savings building.
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Masonic Temple
Dale Carnegie
Home Savings Assn
Carnegie
Joe Still
Walter Bequette 67 Baxter Springs Mine Hoist Engineer Dies
Walter Bequette of Baxter Springs died last evening at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital after an extended illness. Born July 6 1893 in Aurora Missouri he was a mine hoist engineer. Survived by wife Gladys and daughter Rosemary Stoskoff. Funeral at Wene Funeral Home Baxter Springs with Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Walter Bequette
Baxter Springs
Southeast
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Mrs. John Montgomery of 210 N Franklin medical and Bobby Ennis of 1622 S Evergreen medical. Dismissals listed Wayne Myers Elsmore and Jesse Gager Thayer. Today admissions include Leesa Harris 221 S Western surgery and Mrs. Ray James Earlton medical. Dismissals include Bobby Ennis 1622 S Evergreen Linnie Ramey D2 W Mulberry and Kevin Crowl. Birth announced to Mr and Mrs Dale.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Montgomery
N. Franklin
Bobby Ennis
S. Evergreen
Wayne Myers
Elsmore
Jesse Gager
Thayer
Leesa Harris
S. Western
Ray James
Earlton
Linnie Ramey
W. Mulberry
Kevin Crowl
Humboldt
Mrs
Dale
Divorce actions in Chanute court grant three settlements
In District Court at Chanute the case Gloria Gene Wiltse versus Charles David Wilts ends in a divorce with the plaintiff’s name restored to Overby. Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. versus Gerald L. Puckett awards the plaintiff 956.68 with costs to the defendant. Mary Ann Lindquist versus Gary Weyne Lindquist grants custody to the plaintiff with visitation rights for the defendant and attorney fees awarded to the plaintiff.
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Gloria Gene Wiltse
Charles David Wilts
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Gerald L. Puckett
Pilus
Mary Ann Lindquist
Gary Weyne Lindquist
De Gaulle pushes plan to end Algerian war quickly
President Charles de Gaulle steps up efforts to end the seven year Algerian conflict. He orders the return of divisions from Algeria and reshapes talks with rebels, warning of partition if negotiations fail. He aims to resolve the impasse within three months to free French forces for a European security crisis.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Berlin
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Algiers
Injuries Fatal In Car Wreck Near Holton
Mrs. Cecilia Marshall aged 48 of the Pottawatomie Indian Reservation in Jackson County died Tuesday after a two car crash eight miles southwest of Holton. She was thrown from the overturned vehicle into a ditch. The other driver sustained no injuries.
Hope Fading That Aid Bill Can Be Voted
Washington AP report shows House leaders losing hope for Kennedy education aid bills as Rules Committee split blocks floor votes. Defeat appears likely for both the $2.5 billion public school measure and $1.8 billion DEFAC extension amid Catholic lawmakers aligning with Smith to attach parochial school aid to defense education.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Howard W. ‘Smith
D-Va
Rayburn
Smith
William Comer
Mississippi
James J. Delaney
New York
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
Massachusetts
House Education and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Delaney
Katanga Leader Vows Defiance as Lebanon Visit Ends
Sources say Sheik Abdullah Mubarak returns to Elisabethville after a Lebanon trip and confirms plans to defend an independent Katanga at all costs. Kuwait gains security bolstering as Britain and the United States recognize its sovereignty following independence.
Arab Leaders Rally Against Iraq Over Kuwait Claim
Arab leaders line up against Iraq's claim to Kuwait with the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia opposing annexation. Nasser dispatches a mission to Kuwait, while Jordan pledges support. The Arab League may hold an emergency meeting as Kuwait seeks international backing and proclaims a state of emergency.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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U.ar
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Sir Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah
Abdel Harim Kassem
U.A.R
Abdel Kader Hatem
Saudi Araba
Mecca
Saud
Saudi Arabia
al Akhbar
Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Sheik
Baghdad
Kassem
Beirut
League
Britain
Sheik Sir Abdullah
Second Charge Made Against Rape Suspect
George Daegele, already sought on a Baldwin Kansas rape charge, faces a second rape count in Kansas City accusing him of raping a 19 year old girl on July 8, 1960 at his apartment after posing as a friend of her father. He, age 41, was arrested June 22 at a North Kansas City construction site linked to a kidnapping rape case. Kansas began extradition proceedings and he was to stand trial in St Louis County on July 10 for stealing over $30 earlier.
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Kansas City
George Daegele
Baldwin
Kan
Daegele
Keokuk
Iowa
Kansas
St. Louis County
Wheat Harvest Forages Ahead In Kansas Fields
The Kansas wheat harvest advances with extensive combining south of Concordia to Syracuse and extending to north counties by week’s end. Officials note shortages resolved today as labor and machinery move to shortage points. cutting finished in Sumner, Sedgwick, Kingman, Barber, Clark and Pratt counties with peak activity expected.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Concordia
Syracuse
Harvest Labor Control Office
Kansas State Employment Service
Sumner
Sedgwick
Kingman
Barber
Clark
Pratt
Wheat Harvest Progress in Several Kansas Counties
Cutting was under way in Reno Rush McPherson and Osborne counties. Stevens County wheat was reported 80 percent cut Haske Ford and Barton 75 percent Morton and Rice 70 percent Grant Gray and Pawnee 60 Harvey 59 and Saline and Ellsworth 20 percent.
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Reno
Rush
McPherson
Osborne
Stevens County
Haske
Ford
Barton
Morton
Rice
Grant
Jury Hears Boy Testify About Death Scene Claim
An 18 year old Kansas City witness testified that the grandfather Cecil Floyd 66 guided him to the death scene of 13 year old JoAnn Wyse whose body was found in a wooded area near Excelsior Springs. The witness said Floyd claimed a dream showed where she lay and traced the location on the porch floor.
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Plattsburg
Excelsior Springs
William Rice
Kansas City
Cecil Floyd
Floyd
JoAnn Wyse
Rice
Wyse
Dispatcher Voiceless To Report Thefts
Lawrence police dispatcher could not report a theft as the police radio station equipment was stolen. The broadcasting unit atop a water tower was broken into and the gear carted away. Temporary equipment is in use and replacement costs about $500.
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Lawrence
Tshombe Refuses Central Congo Control in Katanga Stand
In Elisabethville Katanga President Moise Tshombe declared Katanga would stay independent at all costs, reversing prior pledges to Leopoldville. He had been released from Leopoldville after two months of arrest, with reports that he must cooperate and bring his army under central control.
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Moise Tshombe
National Assembly
Katanga
The
Congo
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Central
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