Hog and grain market report from Kansas City AP
Hog prices rise with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher across weights, cattle see mixed moves as high choice steers reach 24.25 and feeders around 24.5 to 29.0, sheep and lambs also firm. Wheat and corn futures quoted with No 2 hard wheat around 1.76 to 1.78 and corn near 1.43 to 1.50 per bushel.
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Kansas City
Shorts
New York
Admiral
Allied
Grace Co Greyhound
Gul & Wn Ind
Haillibur
Inter Baker
KC P&l Ates
KC Sou Ind
An P&l
Litton Ind
Marq
Martin M Steeeee
McCror Sete
Mid S Ut
Phill
Minn M&m
RCA
Mobil Oil
U S
Red Owl
Monsanto
Reyn Met
Mont Ward
St. Jos
Morrell
Okla G&e
Texaco
Tidewar Oil
Penney JC
Trans Air
Market Livestock Prices by Grade and Weight
The report lists bid ranges for ParsonHogs cattle sheep and related livestock. Prices cover hogs from 180 to 300 pounds and sows to boars. cattle include grain fed steers and heifers, stockers and feeders, calves, cows, and bulls. veals and sheep show prime to utility price bands.
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Parsons
U.S
Egg and butter price notes from Kansas City wholesale market
AP reports wholesale egg prices for Kansas City showing large eggs at 27 to 80 cents per dozen, medium eggs at 23 to 20 cents, with 80 percent shells. Butter held steady at grade A quarter and half-pound prices around 78 and 77 cents respectively.
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Kansas City
Butter Steady and Eggs Hold Near Week's Levels in Chicago
In Chicago prices show butter steady with AA 93 scoring at 66 cents and 92 A at 66 cents, 90 B 63 1/2, 89 C 59 1/2. Cars 90 B 64 and 89 C 60 1/2. Eggs also steady. higher by 1 cent for 75 percent or better Grade A whites at 27, mixed 26, mediums 21.
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Chicago
Wall Street declines in late trading after steady rise
The stock market slipped in active trading in New York, halting a 12 session rally as profit taking trimmed prices. Brokers expected a breathing period after the long advance with gains and losses generally small but some wider swings.
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New York
Chanute Tribune Staff and Subscription Rates
Chanute Tribune details staff roles including Dwight McCreigh publisher and John Hovorka editor. Subscription options are listed for trade and outside areas with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates for mail and Chanute post office boxholders.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreigh
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties
Chicago Grain Prices Reported By AP
Chicago AP notes wheat No 2 hard at 1.69. No 2 red at 1.67. corn No 2 yellow at 1.35. oats No 2 heavy white at 7414. soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.84. soybean oil at 10.08.
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Chicago
Notable deaths and services in Chanute and area
The news lists L J Baucom dying at Kansas University Medical Center and notes survivors and funeral plans. Jeannie and Roxann Wilkerson are killed in a car train collision in Lance Creek with a funeral planned in Lance Creek. Mrs E Marion Westhoff dies in Fort Scott with extensive survivors and multiple Masses and a Rosary planned at St Patrick’s Walnut. Mrs Orlie McCoy dies in Chanute area. memorial service in Urbana-Chanute region with burial in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. services conducted by local churches and funeral homes.
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L. J. Baucom
Fort Scott
Chanute
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Lance Creek
Heaton Jr
Eugene Prickett
S. Evergreen
St. Patricks Church
Walnut
Robert Watson
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Earl’s Memorial Home
Orlie McCoy
Orlie
Lena Annie) McCoy
S. Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Edward Noland
Stillwell
Urbana
Iola
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rebekah Lodge
Rural Grange
Royal Neighbors
Jean
Wayne Butchers
S. Forest
Ed King
S. Highland
Leo Herron
Fay Noland
R. J
Johnson Chapel
William J. Baldwin
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
House Group Okays Delay In RR Strike
The House Commerce Committee approved a 47-day postponement of a nationwide railroad strike, voting 22 to 2 to back President Johnson. The delay pushes the strike from 12:01 a.m. Wednesday to 12:01 a.m. June 20 as unions and railroads seek a wage agreement.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Congress
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Census and Discharges
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census shows 66 inpatients including adults and children with four babies. Saturday admissions include Beverly Willcott of 1220 W 2nd for medical. Sunday and today list multiple admissions and dismissals across Neosho and nearby towns with names and addresses.
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Beverly Willcott
W. 2Nd
Duane McDaniel
Kansas
Floyd Naff
W. Elm
Ellis Holtzman
Thayer
Melvin Franks
Eith
J. Wesley Brizendine and Son
S. Rutter
Elmer Pr
Fay Edwards
S. Grant
Julia Ashley
S. Central
Marvin Cheney
N. Garfield
Martin Close
S. Western
Bert Cox
Lavenburg
Marie McDonald
S. Lincoln
Robert Powell
Parsons
Gary Embry
Aurora
Ill
Alvin Schiesser
W. 1St
Debrah Tucker
N. Highland
Winnie LaRue
Eric
Robert Allman
N. Central
James Milholland
Humboldt
Stacy Prine
N. Grant
Kevin Herold
William Hildebrant
Medical
Carrie Cox
Neosho Manor
George Lash
N. Forest
James A. Taylor
James Vaughn Sr
S. Lafayette
Frank Mangan
Petrolia
John Adams Neodesha
Victor Cawthorn
Wichita
Fireman Apprentice Aboard Kitty Hawk Helps Air Strikes
Navy story notes Lester E. Matlock son of Mr and Mrs Paul Matlock off Vietnam coast as crew member on USS Kitty Hawk. Marine Cpl. William W. Waggoner of R 1 Jacksonville NC promoted to his present rank at New River MCAS based on time in service appearance and subject knowledge. Chanute High School 1927 class plans July 29 30 40th reunion. six addresses unknown contact Robert D Ward or Mrs Howard Galt with missing names and addresses.
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Lester E. Matlock
USN
Paul Matlock
R. 4
Vietnam
Kitty Hawk
New River Marine Corps Air Facility
Jacksonville
N.C
Chanute High School
Julius Calkins
Frances Hathaway
Elsie Kitch
Marvin Petterson
Audrey McAfferty
Mary Frances Moody
James Moyer
Robert D. Ward
S. Highland
Howard Galt
S. Lincoln
Boy Injured On Project At New Junior College Site
Eight year old Raymond Lee Brown son of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of 1405 Denman suffered a leg puncture and stomach scrapes when his bicycle fell on a construction ditch at the new junior college site. He was taken by ambulance to Neosho Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Police note the contractor urged parents to keep children off the site to prevent further injuries.
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Raymond Lee Brown
Fred Brown
Denman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tulsa Woman Killed in Truck Train Crash
Mrs. Larry Curry, 28, of Tulsa Oklahoma, died when a northbound truck carrying potatoes collided with a Rock Island freight train at the Wal deck crossing six miles north of Lehigh Kansas. Her husband was injured and taken to Salem Hospital in Hillsboro. The truck was demolished.
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Lehigh, Kan
Larry Curry
Tulsa
Okla
Rock Island
Waldeck Crossing
Marion County
Salem Hospital
Hillsboro
Local residents return from hospital and travel
John H. Carter of 608 N Evergreen returned Saturday from St. Francis Hospital Topeka after major surgery. Mrs Gladys Eaton of 8 E 4th attended an educational and styling session in Kansas City yesterday. Mrs Edna Strohm of 406 W 7th returned Saturday from Lafayette Louisiana where she visited her son and family. Mr and Mrs Paul J Strohm.
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John H. Carter
N. Evergreen
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Gladys Eaton
Kansas City
Edna Strohm
Lafayette
Paul J. Strohm
Delbert McKellips and Duttons Visit Saturday Night
Mr and Mrs Delbert McKel lips of Wichita spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Ira Dutton at 1219 S Evergreen.
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Delbert McKellips
Wichita
Ira
Dutton
S. Evergreen
Kansas Gov Docking touts education budget amid vetoes
Governor Docking highlighted a 259 million dollar education and research appropriation for fiscal 1968, a 20.6 million rise from 1967, and said the state must economize. He vetoed a 1.7 million junior college bill and defended vetoes as blocking unnecessary or discriminatory measures while noting wage increases for university staff.
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Docking
Kansas
Breakfast Meeting of Christian Men at First Christian Church
The Christian Men's Fellowship held a 7:30 a.m. breakfast Sunday with 45 men attending. New officers elected for the coming year were Verne Steele president Harry Steeves vice president Jerry Tallent treasurer and Glen Fogel secretary. Gerald Rowan gave devotions and Rev Bert Sutton presented Haiti color slides and gave benediction.
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Christian Men’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Verne Steele
Harry Steeves
Jerry Tallent
Glen Fogel
Gerald Rowan
Haiti
Bert Sutton
Sutton
Miriam Circle Hosts Past Noble Grand Club Event
Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge attended a Friday evening gathering in Odd Fellows Hall as the Past Noble Grand Club hosted. Gertrude Stevens presided Daly Casey read a poem Peace on Earth and Mrs. E O Gilbert led devotions. Two groups of the Ever Ready 4 H Club performed dances under sponsorship by Mr and Mrs Stanley Lundine. Refreshments were served to 46 members and 35 guests. The next meeting is scheduled for May 26 with Mrs Harold R Clause.
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Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Odd Fellows Hall
Gertrude Stevens
Daly Casey
E. O Gilbert
Stanley Lundine
H. M. Wilmoth
Harold R. Clause
Highland
Mrs Wallis Heads Autumn Mothers Club
Mrs Wayne Wallis elected president of Autumn Mothers Club at Friday vote hosted by Mrs Norman McKee with 18 members present. New officers include vice president Mrs Dennis Demerritt secretary Mrs Mary Manbeck and treasurer Mrs Harvey Young with installation planned May 11 at the Orchid Buffet. Co-hostesses Mrs John Ingles and Mrs Robert Giezentanner assisted. door prize won by Mrs John Ingles.
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Autumn Mothers Club
Wayne Wallis
Norman McKee
Dennis DeMerritt
Mary Manbeck
Harvey Young
John Ingles
Robert Giezentanner
Grants to Kansas Water Resources Offices
Senator Frank Carlson announced two water resources research grants for Kansas colleges. Kansas State University receives 53010 dollars while the University of Kansas gets 11118 dollars.
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Washington
Water Resources Office
Kansas
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Governor’s Budget Vetoes Trim Increases
The governor announced that the legislature boosted his proposed budget by 5.3 million in all funds and 4.2 million in the general fund. Through vetoes he cut the total increases to 2.2 million overall and 2.2 million in the general fund.
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Parsons Livestock
K.C
Wall Street
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Dokt
Chicago Grain
Jeannie
Roxann Wilkerson
Ralph Heaton
Ralph Heaton Jr
Minneapolis
Minn
Wyo
E. Marion Westhoff
Gertarde F. Westhoff
Hepler
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
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Altar Society
North
Kenneth E. Hendrix
Staggers
White House
Senate Labor Committee
Daily Transcript
Tiny Tot
Tiny Dianne Proctor
Boy
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Bob
Montgomery Chanute
Interagency Council For
Civil Rights Commission
Legislative Council
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Mrs. Wallis
Anna Lollipop
Calvert
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