Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 5 5000 head across classes up 18 50 to 19 00 per cwt 245 275 lb hogs 18 00 to 18 75 sows 15 75 to 16 75. Sheep steady to weak with spring lambs 26 00 to 27 00. Cattle calves 300 steady to 25 higher steers and heifers 21 50 to 25 35. choice steers 26 00 to 25 00. calves 17 00 to 19 50. Parson's hogs 200 220 18 50 to 18 80. 230 270 17 75 to 18 25. Castle cattle grade ranges 18 00 to 22 50. veal 24 00 to 26 00. Rye 1 06 1 10 etc.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Price Summary
AP reports consumer egg prices in Kansas City: large eggs 22 26 2 to 26 1 2 cents, medium 20 25 2 to 25 1 2, small 17 19 cents per dozen. Wholesale unchanged: large 27 2 to 29 2 cents at 80 percent, mediums 27 2 to 29 2. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 13 to 14 cents, delivered at plant 13 2 to 15 0. Butter unchanged: grade A solid 67 cents per pound, grade A quarters 68 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce prices and poultry wholesale decline report
Chicago AP notes butter steady with mixed grade spreads and various scores. eggs weaken 1 to 2 cents, grades A whites to 26 cents and down to 22 for checks. Live poultry wholesale fall 2 to 1 cent, roasters 25 to 28 cents, special fed white rock fryers 18 to 21 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago (Ap
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Milo
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with wheat trading from 1.46 to 1.53 per bushel for various grades and corn values from 1.23 to 1.85 per unit. Oats show values around 0.75 to 0.81, and Milo maize trades near 2.15.
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Kansas City
Milo Maize
Chanute Tribune Masthead andRates Notice
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including Publisher Dwight McCreight News Editor Dwight Wallingford Advertising Manager John Haworke and Circulation Manager Mrs Leland Lowe It notes publication details evenings except Sunday and post office mailing and pricing for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties including 1 year 9 4 months 5 6 months 3 and month 1 00. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press member.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Haworke
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Light Volume
Wall Street moved irregularly in fairly active trading with about 5.3 million shares changing hands. Bonds both corporate and government showed little change as the market ended the regular session with slow trading conditions.
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New York
U.S
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With United States
The Cambodian Foreign Ministry formally notified the United States that diplomatic relations are broken, a decision announced by Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Foreign Minister Koun Wick conveyed the notice, with a consulate general possible in Phnom Penh if desired. No reasons given. tensions stem from border raids with South Vietnam.
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Washington
United States
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Neovrodom Sihanouk
Koun Wick
U.S
Pahnom Penh
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial
Saturday and Sunday admission and dismissal records for Neosho Memorial Hospital list patients by name and residence with medical or surgical status. Also noted are a birth, a highway patrol citation, and two fire runs with vehicle details.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Frank Carter
W. Elm
Wayne Sparks
Shirley Kariker
N. Evergreen
Charlotte Pitts
Gano Smith
Idla
Carrie Gault
Yates Center
Charles Solomon
Esther Surbrugg
Westview Nursing Home
W. Grant Murrell
Earlton
Phillip Steeves
S. Larson
Ronald Haynes
Crosses Suggest Gene Transfer to Improve Sorghum
Data from chromosomal associations in F-1 hybrids show potential to transfer chromosome segments from wild species to Combine Kafir 60B. Beneficial genes from wild species may be used to enhance breeding programs for improving common grain sorghum.
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Manhattan
Water and Animal Health in Manhattan
The article stresses the essential link between clean drinking water and animal performance. It warns that stagnant muddy water harms health and reduces feed intake and overall vitality.
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Manhattan
El Salvador Earthquake Kills Dozens in Capital
The 4 a.m. quake devastated San Salvador killing 43 and injuring about 300. San Marcos and Santo Tomas were hardest hit as government officials reported extensive damage to adobe homes and 4,000 officials said. Casualties and damage prompted evacuations and preparations for aftershocks.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
San Marcos
Santo Tomas
U.S
Raul Castro
Tucson
Ariz
A.m
Castro
Here
Local News Briefs Include Robbery Reports and School Graduation
Harley Roberts, R 3, returned from St Francis Hospital after surgery on April 12. Dean Geeding and his wife came home after a weekend with the Harrimans in Emporia. Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply reports a one horse electric motor stolen from an oil lease east of Austin. A gold watch valued at 70 dollars was taken from a car on Santa Fe. A bottle thrown from a car broke a street bottle and the driver was a girl who promised to clean the glass. another bottle incident followed later. A pop bottle struck Bob Reed's windshield at 1317 S Forest. Airman Apprentice Richard L Briley, USN, son of Mr and Mrs Briley, graduated April 21 from Aviation Structural Mechanics School in Memphis. Police issued two traffic summonses for speeding and passing in a no passing zone. Hearings set for Wednesday in police court.
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Dean Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply
Austin
Neosho County
Bob D. Roberts
S. Santa Fe
Main
Grant
Bob Reed
S. Forest
Richard L. Briley
USN
1609
W.est
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Keneath L
Chattanooga Warns Drivers as Tickets Ordered
The Chattanooga City Commission ordered 50,000 traffic tickets from a printer, enough for 1,250,000 violations, signaling a stern warning to motorists.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Talking Bird Tweety Wins Chicago Contest For $150 Prize
Parakeet Tweety won first prize in a Chicago talking-bird contest, beating nine entrants. Acknowledgments include a thank you note from LBJ and phrases like Vote for Johnson. Owner Mrs. Leo L. Wexler said Tweety wrote to the President about Tweety.
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Chicago
Tweety
LBJ
Johnson
Leo L. Wexler
Funeral rites for Mrs Bertha Emaline Ramsey held at Johnson Mortuary
Funeral service for Mrs. Bertha Emaline Ramsey was held Saturday afternoon at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Edgar Raines officiating. Hazel Slane played Life's Railway to Heaven as organ music. Bearers were Lawrence Childers, Dale Casebolt, Marvin McCoy, Bill Hosselt, Robert Lee Webb, Wichita, John Wood, Olathe. Burial followed in Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
River flood levels decline as Mississippi recedes in midwest
The Mississippi River flood crest faded but left 14 dead and about 150 million dollars in damage. In Hannibal Missouri and Quincy Illinois the flood still loomed with levee strain and sandbagging while Chester and Cairo Illinois near flood level remained possible. Farther upstream Clinton Iowa reopened stores after a 10 day closure as barrier dikes were removed.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Hannibal
Quincy
Minnesota
St. Louis
Chester
Cairo
Ill
Weather Bureau
Clinton
Iowa
Presbyterians Name New Pastor for First Church
The First Presbyterian congregation voted yesterday to call Rev. Robert Alvin Giezentanner of Cottonwood Falls as pastor. Born in Ponca City, he studied at the College of the Ozarks and Dubuque Seminary, with further work at Tulsa and Iowa State. Ordained in 1958, he previously served churches in Heavener and Poteau, and was an associate pastor in Joplin. He and his wife expect to move to Chanute with their 16 month old daughter in mid June.
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First Presbyterian
Robert Alvin Giezentanner
Cottonwood Falls
William T. Hunt
Norman
Okla
Giezentanner
Ponca City
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Ark
University of Dubuque
Dubuque
Iowa
University of Tulsa
Iowa State University
Ames
Heavener
Poteau
First Presbyterian Church
Joplin
Chanute
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Wall Street
Admiral
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
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Ikcp&l
Kang&e
Tidewat Oil
UN Carbide
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U S Steel
Woolworth
S. Central
U.S. Weather Bureau
Daily Transcript
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Ashby
Kelly Windler
S. Highland
Harry Smith
Buffalo
Perie Palmer
Thayer
Mildred Hemphill
W. Main
Grover Reed
S. Henry
Johnson Young
Dallas
John Billings
Humboldt
John Jordan
N. Grant
Albert Hackett
Matilda Schulte
Eugene Morris
S. Plummer
John Birner
S. Lincoln
Rita Butts
Max Alter
Joyce Haskins
Myrle Umbarger
Carl Stevens
Frank Schul
N. Kansas
Clifford Webb
Maude Devilbiss
Fay Clopine
S. Western
Oscar Glover
Ernest Peck
Altoona
Herbert Shores
S. Kansas
Richard Lintner
Highway Patrol
Roy J. Rankin
Francis Reed
Chevrolet
Larry Leverenz
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Richter
Harley Roberts
Wichita
St. Francis Hospital
Dean Geeding
William Harriman
Emporia
Tribune
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
XEROX
Ceanly Mist
Calvert
Helena Rubinstein
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