McCain criticizes The Land for overstating negatives
Kansas State University president James A. McCain condemn s a nationally televised program for overemphasizing farm problems while ignoring solutions. He noted the hour show, partly filmed in Kansas, highlighted surpluses and rural decline but failed to credit efforts in industrial development, export markets, and research expanding farm product use.
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Manhattan
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas
Midwest
McCain
K-State
Livestock and grain markets report from Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes show hogs and cattle mostly steady to lower with varied weights. U.S. No. 1-3 hogs 230-270 lb at 15.75-16.00, sows 14.00-14.50, feeders steady. cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 lb 24.00-25.50, calves 23.00-25.50. veals 32.00 top, cows 11.00-17.00, bulls 17.50-21.00. Sheep steady. lambs 18.00, wool 14.50-15.00. Eggs and Butter steady to mixed. Grain: No wheat sales. corn around 1.05-1.07 for yellow. oats 0.70-0.75, soybeans 2.51. barley 1.35-1.53. soybeans futures up to 2.43. Kansas City: wheat 2.06-2.12, corn 1.27-1.44, soybeans 2.38-2.43.
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Plymouth Rock
Chicago
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Grain
Hog and cattle prices slip at Kansas City market
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 2 1/2 thousand head with calves 100. Steers active to slow and uneven, down as much as 25. Heifers and cows steady. Steers good to choice 23.50 to 26.00, high heifers 23.00 to 25.50. Cows 16.00 to 18.00. Wealers 27.00 to 33.00. Hogs 3,600 head. barrows and gilts weak to 25-30 lower, sows steady to 25 lower.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas City Produce Egg Price Ranges Report AP
Kansas City AP reports wholesale and consumer egg price ranges with grades and weights for large medium small and ungraded categories. Prices show A grade dominance for large and medium eggs and dirties and checks in the lower end. Poultry and butter prices in Chicago also noted with live poultry details continuing.
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Kansas City
Blair funeral for Raymond V Blair in Arkansas City
Funeral service for Raymond V Blair aged 68, son of the late Mr and Mrs Richard Blair of Leanna Community, was held yesterday at Grant Elder Funeral Home in Arkansas City. Burial followed in Arkansas City.
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Blair
Raymond V. Blair
Richard Blair
Leanna
Grant Elder Funeral Home
Arkansas City
Truck Damage Hits Kay Hotel Fire Escape
Police report at 10 10 a m says a truck from Dicks Transfer Co Kansas City driven by William T Ervin damaged the Kay Hotel fire escape. Arrangements were made for payment for the damage, officers stated.
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Kay Hotel
Dicks Transfer Co
Kansas City
William T. Ervin
Local Admissions and Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Clarence J LaPointe Humboldt and Mrs Margaret Wickard at 110 S Forest listed. Admissions today include Mrs Ethel Lee Humboldt and Elizabeth Delaplain 1506 S Ashby for surgery. Dismissals today include Castor Perrin 108 S Central Mrs John Herder and daughter 612 S Central Max Alter 111 S Santa Fe Ruth Lambeth 707 N Western Mrs Leslie Purcell and daughter Piqua and Mrs Lewis Stockebrand Yates Center.
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Clarence J LaPointe
Humboldt
Margaret Wickard
S. Forest
Ethel Lee
Medical
Elizabeth Delaplain
S. Ashby
Castor Perrin
S. Central
John Herder
Max Alter
Santa Fe
Ruth Lambeth
N. Western
Leslie Purcell
Piqua
Lewis Stockebrand
Yates Center
Hubcap theft reported near Lincoln and Elm and missing drag harrow
T. H. Bennett of 301 E. 17th reported a hubcap stolen from his car last Thursday night while parked near Lincoln and Elm. Vic Robison of Earlton R. 1 reported a three section spike tooth drag harrow missing from his property.
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T. H. Bennett
E. 17Th
Lincoln
Elm
Vic Robison
Earlton R. 1
McElroy Serves Aboard Magoffin In Pot Shot Exercise
Robert L. McElroy radioman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Bennett McElroy of Galesburg serves aboard the attack transport USS Magoffin taking part in Exercise Pot Shot off the Southern California coast March 12 to 23.
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Robert L. McElroy
USN
Bennett McElroy
Galesburg
Magoffin
California
Relatives Gather in Lynwood for Carrie Deck’s 101st Honor
Former Chanute relatives and friends met Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kimble in Lynwood California to honor Carrie Deck of 1017 North Washington who has spent the winter in southern California. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn and Joe and Terry of Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Deck and Kenneth of Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gundelach of Compton. Mrs. Princess Layboldt of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dockstader and Steven Craig of La Puente. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Coffin of South Gate. Mrs. Maude Blazer of Long Beach. Mrs. Jennie Freeman with Robert and Terry of Lynwood.
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Chanute
Lynwood
Calif
Fred Kimble
Carrie Deck
Washington
California
George Washburn
Joe and
Terry
Santa Fe Springs
Lowell Deck
Kenneth
Lakewood
Fred Gundelach
Compton
Princess Layboldt
Los Angeles
Leonard Dockstader
Steven Craig
LaPuente
E. P. Coffin
South Gate
Maude Blazer
Long Beach
Jennie Freeman
Robert and Terry
Roach Killer Ad From Casey Drug Co
An advertisement for Roach Killer by Casey Drug Co promises guaranteed roach annihilation. The ad provides Tribune contact guidance and a late hour phone number HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Casey Drug Co
Tribune
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Yesterday admissions include Mrs. Tru man Lovett at 701 N Forest for medical care Frank Wagner of 206 S Central for surgery Mrs. Oliver Kraft from Yates Center for medical care James Dwinell at 521 N Kansas for medical care Mrs. Ralph Garvin 219 W Elm for medical care Mrs. D M Hargis Humbo ldlt for medical care Ira Christy 906 N Garfield for surgery Molly Dixon 703 N Steuben for medical care Maude Riley 703 N Steuben for medical care Mrs Russell Hibbs Lavenburg for medical care. Dismissals yesterday: Mrs.
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Truman Lovett
N. Forest
Frank Wagner
S. Central
Oliver Kraft
Yates Center
James Dwinell
N. Kansas
Ralph Garvin
W. Elm
D. M. Hargis
Humbholdt
Ira Christy
N. Garfield
Molly Dixon
N. Steuben
Maude Riley
Russell Hibbs
Lavenburg
Church Plans Homecoming for 50th Anniversary
The Church of the Nazarene schedules a Homecoming on August 26 to observe the church's 50th anniversary. Rev. Claude E. Pittenger notes the church began in 1912 after a 1911 trigger and was once on a circuit with Iola. Delmar Miley chairs the event and seeks early records. many records were lost to fire. No charter members remain in Chanute. Ruth Wingblade is the only living charter member known, in California.
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Church of the Nazarene
Claude E. Pittenger
Pittenger
Iola
Delmar Miley
Chanute
Ruth Wingblade
California
Crawford Tops Kansas Soybean Output in 1961
TOPEKA AP Crawford County led Kansas soybean production in 1961 with 1,474,300 bushels, according to the Kansas Crop Reporting Service. The report ranks counties by yield and highlights Crawford as the top producer.
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Crawford
Topeka
Crawford County
Kansas
Kansas Crop Reporting Service
Fairfield PTA elects officers and hosts meeting
Mrs. E. D. Alford chaired the Fairfield PTA meeting as officers were elected: Mrs. Fred Taylor president, Mrs. Max Roberts vice president, Mrs. Harley Knapp secretary, Mrs. Don Holman treasurer, and Mrs. Oren Gray Parsons district PTA director. Officer installation featured a talk on disciplining a child. The Best Yet 4H club performed square dance numbers and Fairfield students sang under Mrs. Miles Rickart's guidance. Hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Hines and Mrs. Kenneth Young.
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Fairfield
E. D. Alford
PTA
Fred Taylor
Max Roberts
Harley Knapp
Don Holman
Oren Gray
Parsons
Miles Rickart
Lloyd Hines
Kenneth Young
Kansas soybean production tops state high with record 15.1 million bu
Cherokee County ranked second with 1.426 million bushels and Franklin County third with 861,600 as Kansas totals reached a record 15.114 million bushels. The figure nearly triples the 1950s average, reflecting continued production strength across major counties.
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Cherokee County
Franklin County
Kansas
Threats of Bombing By Moron At Binghamton Hospital
Police investigation followed repeated bomb threats to Binghamton General Hospital amid a poisoning case affecting 30 newborns. Six babies died as detectives pursued a possible malicious motive while authorities cited mistaken salt use in infant formula as the likely cause.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Michael F. O'Neil
Chanute Optimists Hear Wyatt on firm plans to rebrand
Aero-Duct Works accountant Wyatt spoke to Chanute Optimist Club at Silver Grill. He outlined company progress and product types, plus a plan to rename to Chanute Works and add about 6000 square feet of space in six months. Wayne Smith announced circus ticket sales for Kelly and Miller Brothers in Chanute on June 7.
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Don Wyatt
Aero- Duct Works
Chanute Optimist Club
Silver Grill
Wyatt
Chanute Works
Wayne Smith
Kelly and Miller Brothers
Chanute
Three New Studies For Kansas Council
Three studies ordered by the 1962 budget session of the legislature will be added to 33 already in progress when the Legislative Council meets in Topeka March 29. The council’s quarterly meeting was moved from March 21. The studies cover school district organization, using Norton tuberculosis sanatorium facilities for adult mental patients, and creating a coordinating council for handicapped children programs.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Norton
Steel Talks Are Resumed After 11-Day Layoff
PITTSBURGH RP Steel contract talks resume under renewed pressure from President Kennedy after an 11 day layoff. United Steelworkers Union president David J McDonald and basic steel industry representative R Conrad Cooper lead the negotiators. McDonald arrived with officials and said exploratory discussions are being resumed at the President's request. Cooper declined to comment on subcommittees or timing.
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Pittsburgh
Kennedy
Repo
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
Basic Steel Industry
McDonald
I. W. Abel
Howard R. Hague
USW
United States
Cooper
Search for man and mother-in-law in midwest disappearance
Police in Kansas Missouri and Iowa and the FBI hunt for Robert Novinski 25 and his mother-in-law Mrs Leon Hawkins 53 after they vanished Sunday while driving from Muscatine Iowa to Atchison Kansas. Hankins fears foul play and reports no trace after following their route in a white 1957 Ford Fairlane.
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Atchison, Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
FBI
Robert Novinski
Leon Hawkins
Muscatine
Atchison
Novinski
Herbert Novinski
Hankins
Oskaloosa
Indianola
Cameron
St. Joseph
Mrs. Hawkins
Hank Ins Says Vehicle With Iowa License 70-11413 Lacks Rear Bumper
A report notes Hank Ins states a vehicle bearing Iowa license 70-11413 has no rear bumper. The item appears in a local record or notice referencing the car and its condition.
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Iowa
Hankins
Home Rule Ruling for Kansas Cities
Topeka AP report says second class cities in Kansas may establish their own elective and appointive offices under the home rule law per Attorney General William M. Ferguson. The ruling clarifies municipal governance options for smaller cities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Atty
William M. Ferguson
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