Livestock and grain prices in Kansas City market report
Cattle inventories are light with 800 head offered and few calves. Hogs 2,200 with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower. sows steady. Lambs steady. wheat 111 cars down. No 2 red 2.29-2.32. corn 64 cars steady to up. Soybeans 2.57-2.62 and bran 38.00-38.75 per ton.
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Kansas City
Ford
Dearborn
Danuser
Ford Tractor
Coby
John Deere
Vulcan
Judson
Wikoma
LeRoi
Allis Chalmers
Gehl
Mulkey
Wisconsin
Sh.p
Myers
Silver King
Huron
Sheridan Home Demonstration Unit
Kansas City Market Egg Prices Stabilize Across Grades
Commodity report from Kansas City notes consumer eggs large at 31 to 34 cents per dozen, mostly 32, other grades unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent yield 33 to 37 cents, mostly 37, medium at 80 percent yield 30 to 36 cents. Poultry and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Fall In Chicago Market
AP report from Chicago notes butter steady as eggs decline. Prices show grade A whites around 70 percent with 35 percent mixed and similar for other grades. Market conditions reflect weak egg values and steady butter trends in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Grain Market To Report Chicago Prices
Chicago prices show no wheat or oats sold. Corn prices listed for Nos 1 through 4 yellow at 1.22, 1.2114-23, 1.21-22%, 1.20'4-21'2 with sample grade 1.14'4-15's. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.66. Soybean oil at 9% a. Barley: choice 1.23-1.30n and feed 1.00-1.06n.
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Chicago
Ben Graybill Tops Mason For Kansas Grand Lodge
Wichita AP report lists Ben W Graybill of Shawnee Mission elected as grand master at the 107th Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge annual communication closing. Other officers named include Willard Bradford of Wamego as grand master, Owen Hodgson Salina grand senior warden, William Montgomery Syracuse grand junior warden, Floyd Palmer Independence treasurer, Charles McGinnes Topeka secretary, Forrest Haggard Overland Park chaplain, H Jackson Station grand junior deacon St John Elmer Johnson marshal Shawnee, Wiley Morris Kansas City grand sword bearer, Woodrow Coleman Wichita grand senior steward, Howard Elliott Shawnee Mission grand parlivant, Carl Carlson Topeka grand tyler, Lore Bader assistant grand Tyler LeRoy.
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Wichita
Ben. W. Graybill
Shawnee
Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge
Willard E. Bradford
Wamego
Lyons
Owen E. Hodgson
Salina
William E. Montgomery
Syracuse
Floyd A. Palmer
Independence
Charles S. McGinnes
Topeka
Forrest D. Haggard
Overland Park
H. Jackson Station
St. John
E. Elmer Johnson
Wiley W. Morris
Kansas City
Woodrow W. Coleman
Howard Elliott
Carl A. Carlson
Lore V. Bader
LeRoy
Funeral attendees from multiple towns for Mrs. Mayfield
Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wilson Arlie Mayfield George Mayfield and others attended the funeral of Mrs Fred Mayfield in Topeka on Thursday. Also noted are Public Library Story Hour details with storyteller Mrs Cresent Owens and a police arrest and fine for Kenneth Morris in Walnut R2.
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Gilbert Wilson
Arlie Mayfield
George Mayfield
M. W. Wilson
Walter Purcell
Chanute
Harold Heaton
Eric
Fred Mayfield
Topeka
Public Library
Kenneth S. Morris
Walnut R. 2
The
Navy
Wall Street Holds Slightly Higher Tone in Dull Trading
In New York the stock market stayed mildly up in quiet late trading. Volume reached about 3.2 million shares versus 3.54 million yesterday as fractional gainers led losers. Oil chemical and utility issues benefited from steady demand while big three automakers stayed firm and various sectors showed mixed results.
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New York
U.S
Royster Racket Wins National Junior High Award
The Royster Racket, Royster Junior High journalism class newspaper, won second place in the 39th annual Columbian Scholastic Press Assn contest for duplicated newspapers in junior high schools with enrollments of 700 or less. Judging occurred in New York during the association convention.
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Royster
Royster Junior High
Columbian Scholastic Press Assn
Association
New York
Kansas
Missouri
Associated Press
Linda Sparks
Doris Diver
Dorothy Martin
St Patrick Day Dance Planned at Launching Pad
Ray Zumalt announces a St Patrick Day dance for Senior High and Junior College students at the Launching Pad tomorrow night from 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. The Fibrons Lynn Gorrell Lawrence Lovett Mike Ashley Bruce Ward all of Chanute perform on guitars sax drums.
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Ray Zumalt
Fibrons
Lynn Gorrell
Lawrence Lovett
Mike Ashley
Bruce Ward
Chanute
Zumalt
Food Particles Taken From Little Girl's Lung
A 14 month old Oklahoma girl, Holly Gase Hoover, was rushed to Wichita with food particles removed from her lungs. She is in satisfactory condition, receiving oxygen and showing improvement. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Hoover, found her gasping and took her to a Kansas hospital. doctors removed the particles via a tube.
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Wichita
Oklahoma
Holly Gase Hoover
J. Bruce Hoover
Chilocco
Okla
Hoover
Arkansas City
Kan
Ted Weems in Serious to Critical Condition After Heart Attack
Bandleader Ted Weems, 62, was hospitalized in Tulsa after a heart attack. Attendants listed his condition as serious to critical. Weems fell ill Wednesday afternoon, missed his band's Tulsa performance, and was admitted Thursday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Weems
Weems
Slow Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba by mid March
Washington reports the Soviet Union lags on its pledge to remove several thousand troops from Cuba by mid March. About 1,800 to 1,900 have left on four ships since Feb 18, with another large group possibly departing Havana this weekend.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Havana
U.S
United States
Grazia
U.S. Tax Question Tied to Churchill Honorary Citizenship
The House backed a bill to grant honorary U.S. citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill with Senate approval likely. The Justice Department warned the resolution would not make Churchill a U.S. national under federal or state tax laws. The report accompanies the bill to clarify its stance on taxation.
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United States
Department
Kennedy to Meet in Costa Rica on Central American Aid
President Kennedy travels to San Jose for a three day conference with Central American leaders led by Costa Rica President Francisco Orlich to discuss economic aid and measures to curb Castroism. Orlich notes Costa Rica’s moral support and seeks substantial aid and regional integration.
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Clay
White House
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Francisco Orlich
Central America
Orlich
United States
Alliance For Progress
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Destructive test shatters new astronaut ejection capsule
At Edwards Air Force Base California the Air Force probed why a new ejection capsule failed during a 1000 mph test. The capsule carrying a man sized dummy pulled away from a rocket sled and shattered on impact.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Warren Ditmars 93
Mrs. Mary E. Ditmars 93 of Neosho County died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She married Warren Ditmars in 1896. he died in 1958. Survived by two daughters Ella Huckaby and Leif Nelson, two sons John and Leo, 13 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with Rev. William T. Hunt officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. casket open until service.
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Hesperia
Calif
Leif Nelson
W. Main
John Ditmars
Lawrence
Leo Ditmars
N. Forest
Johnson Funeral Home
William T. Hunt
Elmwood Cemetery
Elmwood
Kansas House Advances Study of Junior Colleges
The House Education Committee approved a resolution to study Kansas junior colleges and planned a hearing on educational television. Rep. Rees Hughes called junior colleges a rapidly developing education sector and said the study would guide their development and expansion.
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Topeka
House Education Committee
Kansas
Rees Hughes
R-Pittsburg
John Bower
R-Mclouth
House
Ways and Means
National Commission
Lawrence
Mine Creek
Linn County
House Roads and Highways Committee
Roads and Highways Committee
House State Affairs Committee
Prisoner's Talents Wins Job With City
John George served a brief jail term and impressed officials with floor cleaning at City Hall. City Commissioner George McNally urged hiring him as janitor after release and the commission agreed.
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Mobile
Ala
John George
George McNally
McNally
George
Commission
City Hall
American girls start earning money early says teen survey
A teen age magazine survey finds 57.5 percent of American girls have earned spending money before their 11th birthday. The Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals, a birth, and local court actions including parole violation and a traffic citation.
Global Briefs in Brief Diplomatic Moves Across Africa and Europe
Somalia seeks a northern frontier district from Britain amid border dispute with Kenya. Congo appeals for US and five nations to retrain its army with logistic help from the US and allies. Adenauer to quit politics after retirement with party chairmanship ending. Soraya to become a film actress under Dino De Laurentiis. Queen Elizabeth broadcasts to cattlemen and miners in Australia’s Northern Territory via Flying Doctor Service.
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U Thant
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Flying Doctor
Alice Springs
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Nance Barrett
McPherson Youth Wins Legion State Oratorical Title
Dean Peer of McPherson won the American Legion state oratorical contest in Kansas earning a 350 scholarship and the right to represent the state in the regional competition. Bruce Warren of Emporia placed second receiving a 150 scholarship. both are high school seniors.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Peer
American Legion
Kansas
Bruce Warren
Emporia
Unnamed California Redwood Tops World’s Tallest Tree
A 368 foot California redwood in Humboldt County is believed to be the new world’s tallest tree, surpassing the previously champion Founders Tree which lost 17 feet in a past storm. The new champion remains unnamed.
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California
Humboldt County
Calif
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