Market snapshot shows light livestock trading and steady hogs
In Kansas City trading, cattle and calves had too few lots to establish prices though hogs moved modestly with 1 800 head reported and sows steady. Butter prices in New York remained unchanged while stock futures drifted, and the New York market posted a quiet session with the Dow up about 0.18 at noon as brokers eyed Russian talks on missiles.
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Kansas City
New York
U.S
Associated Press
Chicago Market Rates Show Varied Dairy Eggs and Carbs
Chicago buyers note mixed dairy and egg pricing with butter at nine percent score and AA grade sixty six to ninety two. Eggs sustain eighty percent or better with whites grade A at thirty, mediums twenty five, standards twenty five, checks eighteen.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Prices Reported
Wheat No 2 hard 1.32n. No 2 soft red L26n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.16. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 74%4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 72.70%4n. Soybean oil 7.50n.
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Chicago
Miss Wool of 1968 Revealed From Colorado Coed
Brown haired Mary Smiley of Colorado is crowned Miss Wool of 1968 in San Angelo Texas. She is a journalism and marketing major at the University of Colorado and will receive a $15,000 all wool wardrobe a new car and a $2,000 scholarship while spending a year promoting the pageant and wool use. Other finalists included Cheryl Crain of Tulsa Oklahoma and Deanna Lyn Lofgreen of Wichita Kansas.
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San Angelo
Tex
Mary Smiley
Colo
Wool
Smiley
University of Colorado
Cheryl Crain
Tulsa, Okla
Deanna Lyn Lofgreen
Wichita, Kan
Weddings Are News in The Tribune
The Tribune invites wedding notices to be filed with the woman’s page editor within two days of the ceremony for publication the next day or in brief form if late. Reports may include a close-up bridal photo and must include sender’s name and phone number. Also includes a kitchen tip about almond blanching and glaze ideas for baked ham.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Police Investigate Minor Accidents After Lincoln Elm Crash
Police reported a minor collision at Lincoln and Elm at 6 20 p m involving Donna Reece 23 of Thayer R 2 in a 1961 Chevrolet left front fender damage about 15 dollars. A truck trailer wheel struck the car while turning. Earlier two minor crashes occurred at 1 56 p m a 1960 Falcon backed into a parked 1963 Ford on 402 S Ashby. At 5 30 p m Betty Chandler backed into a car owned by Dale McCoy radio station owner manager in Beech and Plummer parking lot.
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Elm
Chevrolet
Donna Reece
Thayer R. 2
Glen A. Taylor
E. Main
Jack Winans
Pittsburg
S. Ashby
George Butler
Fort Scott
Betty Chandler
W. 5Th
Dale McCoy
Beech and Plummer
Recluse Found Dead in South End with Cash Pocketed
Police investigate the death of 65 year old Alex Douglas found on a Boston sidewalk in a shabby South End area. Morgue attendants recovered 11768.35 dollars in cash from his pockets, mostly bills, with a welfare check. Authorities say death appears natural and seek relatives to claim the body and funds.
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Boston
Alex Douglas
South End
Fred Gillespie
Douglas
Ernest Rice Named To Crime Committee
Gov. Docking appoints Ernest Rice of Topeka as chairman of the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration to develop a statewide plan for improved law enforcement and justice administration. Atty. Gen. Sonderholm and Pardon Attorney Baxte named as vice chairmen.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Ernest Rice
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Ronald Baxte
Rice
Kansas Bar Association
Docking
Morris Crouse
Wichita
Kansas Veterans Commission
Krouse
John J. Stang
la Crosse
Deaths and Funerals List for Beissel Cable and Others
James Keith Beissel 73 died Thursday evening at Labette County Medical Center after illness since September and a week in hospital. Born May 29 1895 Westphalia, he lived in Kansas City and California before Erie since 1949 and was a World War I veteran. Survived by sister Zoe Ansley and brother Harold Beissel. Graveside service 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Westphalia Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home Erie in charge. Mrs Leslie Cable 68 died at home of apparent heart attack. Born October 3 1899 in Wilson county to Dr and Mrs Steele. Lived in Chanute. married Leslie H. Cable November 28 1934 in Kansas City and moved to Chanute. Worked with husband in his attorney office and at Kansas Ordinance Plant Parsons during World War II. Active in civic programs and Methodist Church. Husband survives. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Gibson Koch Chapel with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Ella Hack funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Price Funeral Home Humboldt Rev Thomas Nyquist officiating. burial Mt Hope Cemetery.
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Keith Beissel
Eric
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Westphalia
William G. Beissel
Kansas City
California
Erie
Beissel
Zoe Ansley
Hollywood
Fla
Harold Beissel
J. M. Torrence
Westphalia Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Leslie Cable
Leslie
Mable Claire) Cable
S. Highland
Mable Claire
Samuel Steele
Wilson County
Chanute
Washburn University
Topeka
Leslie H. Cable
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Ella Hack
Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
Thomas Nyquist
Jola Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Tom Collins Humorist Dies at 69 in Kansas City
Tom Collins 69 a humorist who delighted audiences nationwide died Thursday of Parkinson's disease first struck in 1957 and led to retirement in 1963. He studied psychology at Kansas University and worked for the Kansas City Star and Journal before war service and later public banking work. He is survived by his widow a son a daughter and nine grandchildren. Funeral set for Saturday at Visitation Catholic Church 9 a.m.
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Kansas City
Tom Collins
Collins
University of Kansas
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Journal
Journal
the Visitation Catholic Church
Seaman Recruit Kirby Begins Nine Weeks Training
News briefs note Allen C. Kirby II USN son of Allen C. Kirby and Mrs Kirby of 901 S Ashby begins nine weeks basic training at the Naval Training Center San Diego. Other items include birth of a son David Todd June 26 to Mr. and Mrs Robert C Smith Overland Park formerly Chanute, with Linda as a daughter. grandparents named. and various local notices about library story hour, nursing reunion, and fire truck deliveries.
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Allen C. Kirby, II
USN
Allen C. Kirby
S. Ashby
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Robert C. Smith
Overland Park
Chanute
David Todd
Linda
Charles Vierth
W. Main
Ray W. Smith
Parsons
Daily Transcript Hospital and court briefs for Neosho
Visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census lists 51 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Thursday admissions include James Ranabargar and Homer Matlock. dismissals include Mrs Kenneth Swaney. Today admissions include Mrs Loren Lowe and Clifford Clark. birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Everitt DeMeritt. Police court actions list Rose Wasmar for intoxication and Floyd Wilkerson for illegal license.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
James Ranabargar
S. Western
Homer Matlock
N. Steuben
Kenneth Swaney
Loren Lowe
S. Tennessee
Clifford Clark
Westview Nursing Home
Everitt DeMeritt
Earl Beeler
TVA First Assignment to Build Dams and Reservoirs
The Tennessee Valley Authority began its mission to design a navigable river system by constructing dams and reservoirs to control floods on the Tennessee River and its tributaries.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee River
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