Livestock Prices From Kansas City Market Report
AP wire notes cattle inventories at 5000 with calves 150. cows weak to 530 lower. steers mixed with standard and good at 19.50 and feeder steers 22.85. utilities and commercial cows 15.00 16.00. welers 24.00 30.00. Hogs 3000 with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower. sows 11.75 13.00. sheep 100 slaughter lambs steady. good wooled lambs 18.50. ewes 6.00. grade A whites 34 2 mixed 34. mediums 32. standards 32.
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Kansas City
U.S
Market Report: Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady Across Grades
Hogs and cattle markets show steady demand with U S choice steers at 22.00 to 23.50 per cwt and prime calves 23.00 to 24.00. Sheep and lambs hold to 20.00 for spring lambs, feeder lambs 11.00 to 13.80, breeding ewes 6.00 to 12.00, and stocker calves varied by weight and quality.
Egg and poultry price changes in Missouri and Arkansas markets
KANSAS CITY AP reports changes in consumer eggs Large A 28-32 cents per dozen and medium A 26-29. Wholesale Large 80 per cent A 32-35 and medium 80 per cent A 30-34. Poultry and butter unchanged. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas at farm 14-15 cents, delivered at plant 14 2-15 percent.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Butter steady as eggs show mixed movement in Chicago
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices holding firm while egg markets vary with declines of two prices and gains in several lines. Overall about 70 percent of egg quotes move within higher or lower ranges.
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Chicago
Chanute 5th At Altamont Southeast Kansas Livestock Meet
Chanute 5th at Altamont as ALTAMONT A vocational agri culture team placed fifth with 1 537 points. Riverton won 1 624, with Chanute 12th high individual Jim Quinn at 393 points. Others attended from Chanute include Gary Redburn Mike Dent Neil Feld and Charles Carter.
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Altamont
Chanute
Kansas
Riverton
Jim Quinn
Phil Carter
Bill McMillen
Ron Hurt
Don Hurt
Kenneth Swiler
Yates
Humboldt
Erie
Fredonia
Oklahoma
A&m
Miami
Coffeyville
Columbus
Caney
Howard
Cherryvale
Yates Center
Girard
McCune
Neodesha
Uniontown
Fort Scott
Grain futures mixed on Chicago market morning notes
Chicago traders saw wheat and soybean sales stall while corn and oats moved modestly. Wheat futures edged up to about 2 cents per bushel gains with May contracts near 2.04. Soybeans rose around 15 cents with May at about 2.58 per bushel as oats slipped slightly.
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Chicago
Wheat and commodity prices in Kansas City report
AP reports grain and feed prices with bid ranges for Wheat No 2 hard and dark No 3 and No 2 red and other grades. Corn oats rye barley soybeans and bran and shorts are listed with bid ranges and small shifts.
Deaths and Funerals Notices for Ellen Trent and Robert Follmer
Ellen Trent 71 of 215 S La Fayette died Wednesday at home after months of ill health. She was born Sept 10 1891 in Lynn County Kansas and married J Fred Trent in 1910. Survived by four daughters three sons and many grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. Robert Glenn Follmer 35 died Wednesday at St Francis Hospital Wichita after a short illness. He was a Safeway employee, World War II veteran, member of Wesley Methodist Church, Moose and Masonic lodges. Survived by his widow two stepdaughters and two children from a previous marriage, parents, a brother and a grandmother. Additional odds and ends follow.
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Ellen Trent
S. Lafayette
Florence Amanda Ellen Trent
Reece T
Dollie Manley
Lynn County
Kas
Neosho County
Missouri
Chanute
J. Fred Trent
Trent
Nazarene Church
V. O
Louise) Scott
Cherryvale
Paul
Maude) Hummer
Baxter Springs
Kyle
Deloris) Brinkmeyer
Tulsa
Leo
Frances) Rausch
Robert H. Trent
Oklahoma City
Marion
S. Central
Robert Glenna Follmer
Robert Glenn Follmer
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Safeway Stores
Follmer
Coffeyville
Charles H. Follmer
Estelee J. Wheeler
Wesley Cream
Methodist Church
Moose Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Jewellie
Mae Rose
Clarice Antoinette
Rose
Linda Kay
Lorie Ann Follmer
Las Palomas
N.M
Buffalo
Charles Edward
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ora Pearl Follpanee Orb
Local Social and Traffic Notes Adjoining Chanute
Minnie Sherman and other relatives visit Chanute homes with luncheon hosted by Mrs. Albert Steeves. Dr. and Mrs. Eisenbrandt from Warsaw attend funeral services. Paul D. Morris serves aboard USS Ranger in Yokosuka during Western Pacific cruise. Judy Bower initiates into Delta Phi Delta at Kansas State University. Police report shoplifting, a minor car accident, vandalism at Santa Fe Park, and a drivingWhileIntoxicated case with fine set at $125.
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Paul D. Morris
USN
Charline V. Morris
N. Grant
Ranger
Yokosuka
Japan
Philippines
Alameda
Calif
Judy Bower
E. W. Bower
Kansas State University
Mahattan
Delta Phi Delta
National Art Honorary Society
Miss Bower
Chanute High School
Refugee raids draw U S government effort to curb Cuba attacks
FBI Coast Guard and other agencies are trying to discourage Cuban refugee hit-and-run raids on Cuba in line with President Kennedy policy. Officials say the tactics may backfire, risk a new U S Soviet crisis, and the Justice Department notes possible violations of the Neutrality Act.
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Washington
FBI
U.S. Coast Guard
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Bela de Lagua
State Department
U.S
Caribbean
Lincoln White
Department
Isabela de Sagua
Commando L
Wall Street slips on tobacco losses after brisk trading day
Wall Street edged irregularly lower late as tobacco shares fell on profit taking and adverse tobacco news. Volume was about 3.9 million shares versus 4.3 million the prior session. Corporate and U.S. government bonds moved mixed as key stocks stayed fractional.
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New York
U.S
Humboldt Daily Roundup of Dismissals Admissions Births and Incidents
Daily Transcript lists medical staff and residents from Humboldt and nearby towns. It notes dismissals at several addresses, recent admissions for surgery, births to local families, a fire call on Washington Street, traffic citations for stop sign violation and reckless driving, and announces a grand opening at Chanute Marine.
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T. Niermeier
W. Main
Robert Holtz
Humboldt
Kenneth Blankenhagen
Verne McGaugh
Buffalo
Daren Burns
Feona Orth
N. Plummer
Jerry L. Smith
Ashby
Charlene Clements
Howard Driskill
Tommy Smith
Central
Seth B. Gray
S. Evergreen
Wayne E. Schultz
Fredonia R
Anderson to Rename Wiles to KCC Post
TOPEKA AP Harry Wiles a Democratic member of the State Corporation Commission will be appointed to a new four year term Gov John Anderson announced today Wiles a former chairman when Democrats controlled the commission has served the past six years He was recommended for reappointment by oil and gas industry interests and by Richard C Byrd the present chairman
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Topeka
Harry Wiles
State Corporation Commission
John Anderson
Wiles
Richard C. Byrd
Roach and Waterbug Killer Ad by Casey Rexall Drug
A mail order ad promoting Roach and Waterbug Killer guaranteed to work. Product priced at 1.15 for 986c and offered by Casey Rexall Drug Co.
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Casey Rexall Drug Co
FDA Moves to Ban Vitamin K3 in Pregnant Use
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said the FDA is taking steps to ban sales of Menadione vitamin K3 to pregnant women. He cited testimony linking prenatal use to brain damage and death in newborns. He also said Mylicon remains sold for infant colic despite FDA actions.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Food and Drug Administration
Minnesota Democrat
Independence Beauty College
FDA
Humphrey
Senate
John O. Nestor
Mylicon
Nestor
Lead Zinc Program Shift Approved by House Interior Committee
The House Interior Committee approved changes to the Lead and Zinc Subsidy Program. They shift tonnage qualification to any calendar year since 1956, extend the participation cutoff to November 1, 1962, and limit eligibility to small domestic producers with at least half their output by value from lead and zinc.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
PTA Activities Council Meets
PTA Activities Council met Monday March 25 at Murray Hill cafe teria with Mrs Wayne Cooper president in charge. Seventeen members attended as William Stevenson reported on the Community Council and FAA project support at Martin Johnson Airport. Members urged writing state representatives to back the school foundation. An audit committee was named and the retiring and new officers reception was set for April 29 at Murray Hill.
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PTA
Murray Hill
Wayne Cooper
William Stevenson
FAA
Martin Johnson Airport
Buford Fisher
Foundation For Schools
Cooper
Warren Babcock
Harold Anderson
Charles Heaton
Mrs Burgess Hosts BPW Circle At First Baptist Church
The Business and Professional Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 5 West Main with President Mrs. Joseph Cole presiding. Mary Cole gave a devotion on Power of the Tongue and Loren Lowe led a Mexico themed lesson. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs Russell Walker, attended. The next meeting will be April 23 at Birdie Neptune's home, with officer installation.
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The
First Baptist Church
Glenn Burgess
W. Main
Joseph Cole
Lora Lee Parrott
Mary Cole
Loren Lowe
Mexico
Missions Magazine
Russsell Walker
Birdie Neptune
Central
Teresa Ortiz Honored On Her Twelfth Birthday Party
Teresa Ortiz was guest at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs. Vincent Ortiz at 1802 Cement Humboldt. The event featured moving pictures by her father, an Easter egg hunt with prizes, and a twist contest. The cake by Mrs. Enos Perez was served to a group of relatives and friends.
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Teresa Ortiz
Vincent Ortiz
Cement
Humboldt
Teresa
Enos Perez
Pamela Lower
Jackie Dietrich
Cathy Osborn
Shirley Osborne
Nancy Vincent
la Donna Krone
Liz Perez
Martha Morales
Cindy Flores
Rachel Sanchez
Marcella Perez
Debbie Jimenez
Patty
Randy
Eddie
Roger
Carla Ortiz
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Labette
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Thayer
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Albert Steeves
James Mexico
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Warsaw
James
Cochran
Wich
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W.ita
Eisenbrandt
Milo Paulin
Wesley
School of Pharmacy
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University of Kansas City
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Shawnee Mission
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Gar‘field
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Whitworth
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Daily Transcript
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Arlie Mayfield
S. Plummer
Emmett Bickel
Joseph Jackson
Western
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Bryant Rest Home
Sat. & Sun
Chanute Marine
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Neto
At&t
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
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Sweer
Dow Chemetter
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Phill Pet
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Sinclair
Socony Teen
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd Ltd Oil Ind
Westy el
Mexico City
Acapulco
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Vera Cruz
Henry Watkins
Mrs. Burgess
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Beard
American Legion Hall
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Kans
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