Livestock Prices Rise at Kansas CityMarket Report
Hog and cattle futures move higher with steady to up to 25 cent gains. Hog 190-250 lb 16.50-17.25, 300-400 lb 14.50-15.25, 409-600 lb 14.00-14.75. Sheep 5,000 head with lambs 14.00-18.50 per head. spring 18.25-19.50. Cattle 11,500 head. cows and bulls mostly steady to higher. stockers lower. Slaughter steers 22.50-23.50. heifers 22.00-23.00. yearlings 23.75. cows 16.00-17.30. vealers 25.00-30.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
iAm
T&t
Atchison
Beech Aire
Jones
N. Kansas
Beth Steel
Silas Riddle
Eric
Boeing Air
Lola Kuykendall
Chrysler
U 1
Gory
George Blanck
Cher
Robert
du Pont
Larson
Lavonburg
Guy
Gromer
S. Ashby
Barbara
D \ Patterson
S. Central
Gamble Sk
Don Wilson
Motors
Melvin Nel
Son
Carl Donovan
Medical
cal-Kan P & L
Ionsan Ch
Mes Eeuianaeu
Heiferette St
Heiferette Sears Rock
U S
Sperry
Bologne Textron
IUS Steel
Weas
Local Market Update and Family Visit Noted in Emporia
David French of Emporia visited his grandmother Grace French and aunt Linda Campbell this weekend. Wheat futures rose 75-12% while market items list various grades of barley soybeans and dairy cream products with scattered prices.
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David French
Emporia
Grace French
S. Central
Burt Campbell
Linda
Wall Street gains widen as steels rise amid steady trades
The New York market extended gains late in the day with about 5 million shares traded. Stocks advanced over 2 points in many issues while volatile names varied, and profit taking caused some losses. Bond prices were mixed and police logged two weekend complaints about boys using firecrackers and BB guns within city limits with a fireworks exception on July 4.
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New York
U.S
Births and admissions mark busy period at Neosho hospital
Friday birth details include Mr and Mrs Francis Spencer and son Eric. Admissions list names Anna Wilkins, Barbara Patterson, and Mrs Ernest Riddle among others. Dismissals include Noel Wright and Fritz Domitz. Also livestock market notes and area business listings follow with multiple company names and figures.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Francis Spencer
Eric
Anna Wilkins
Ioa
William Pens
Humboldt
Barbara Patterson
S. S. Central
Ernest Eye
S. Garfield
Noel Wright
Stark
Fritz Domitz
John McClanahan
Robert Williamson
Mary Rutledge
Earlton
Cole Kimberly
N. Garfield
John Sherman
S. Central
Don Campbell
S. Lincoln
Population rise adds about three million since 1960 census
The Census Bureau estimates the national population at 182,269,000 on April 1 1961, up from 179,323,000 a year earlier. Excluding troops abroad the count is 182,269,000 and including armed forces abroad 182,952,000. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Kathryn Ridley of Joplin and others including Corda May Meyer and Clara E Sharp with services planned.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kathryn Ridley
Joplin
Chanute
Kathy Ogden
George Arlen Richey
Phoenix
Ariz
Shouting Policeman Detours Elephants in Newark
In Newark New Jersey a shouting police officer diverted two elephants that had broken loose from circus handlers and caused a crowd of hundreds to scatter at the Newark Memorial Stadium scene. The elephants swerved into a side show tent tearing part of it before calm returned and the act continued.
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Newark
N.J
Newark Memorial Stadium
Carrion Named Temporary U.S. Representative to OAS
Arturo Morales Carrion was appointed by the State Department as deputy assistant secretary for inter American affairs to serve as the United States temporary representative to the Council of the Organization of American States.
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Washington
State Department
Arturo Morales Carrion
U.S
Council of the Organization of American States
Kennedy Nominates Stephansky Ambassador to Bolivia
President Kennedy announced the nomination of Ben S. Stephansky a career foreign service officer as ambassador to Bolivia.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ben S. Stephansky
Foreign Service
Bolivia
Deaths and Funerals in Centralia Township Area
John Lawrence Swank 84 of Centerville township dies at home after four years poor health. Survived by wife Marian Fletcher three daughters and three sons with 14 grandchildren and five step grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Galesburg Methodist Church. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery. The Pierce Funeral Home, Eric, in charge. Myrtle Pearl Thomas 63 Wichita dies at TB Hospital after 13 months as patient. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter. Body to Wichita for service and burial. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Nora Marie Faires 66 rural Humboldt dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after moving from Alva. Survived by husband three sons one daughter one sister three brothers eight grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. at Johnson Mortuary. Burial Alva Cemetery.
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John Lawrence Swank
Centerville Township
Robert Swank
Centerville
Marian Fletcher
Nevada, MO
Marjorie Swank
Bartlesville
Josephine Townsend
Hunnington Park
Calif
Mildred O'Reilly
Culver City
John L
Fort Worth
Robert
Parsons
Ralph
Chula Vista
Galesburg Methodist Church
Howard Caskey
Mount Hope Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Eric
Myrtle Pearl Thomas
Wichita
Tahlequah
Oklo
Dwayne
Leslie
Carl
Clinton
Los Angeles
Betty Lou Fuon
Johnson Mortuary
Alva Faires
Nora Marie Faires
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elliott
Ill
Alva
Medicine Lodge
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Okla
Eugene
Marion
Theodore
Olathe
Marjorie Diel
Cherokee
Alva Cemetery
KU Students Win Special Journalism Awards
Two Kansas University students earned national honors in a journalism contest. Frank Morgan Jr of Webster Groves Missouri, a senior, placed second nationally and will receive 1800 dollars. Fred Zimmerman, a Kansas City sophomore, won seventh with 800 dollars.
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K.U
Frank Morgan Jr
Webster Groves
Fred Zimmerman
Kansas City
Ashbaugh
K.U. Journalism School
May Ashbaugh
Iola
Lyle B. Roe
Union Chapel
Hennessey
Okla
Harold Brown
Koch- Skinner Memorial
William Allen White School Wins National Writing Contest
The William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas earned first place after a six month national writing contest among 46 accredited journalism schools and departments. The competition was sponsored by the William Randolph Hearst.
Car Lurches Forward Injuring Cars In Lot
Two year old Carlton Wormley sat alone in a family car on a Rochester used car lot as his father spoke with a salesman. The car suddenly lurched forward, hitting three other vehicles. Police said the child apparently turned the ignition and shifted into drive. The damage totaled about
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Rochester
N.Y
Carlton Wormley
Carlton
Tax equalization urged to ease Kansas valuation burden
The author argues that Kansas property taxation is unequal across farmers older property railroads and urban holders suggesting the 1961 legislature study the issue and use the 1963 session to correct it. The piece notes continuous assessment rolls lack clerical support and urges enforcement of laws to set equal percentages of actual value for all property with a maximum levy and broader citizen protests at the Board of Equalization.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Kansas Legislature
Property Valuation Department of
State of
Legislative Council
Board of Equalization
State Board
Property Valuation Department
Johnson County
Jackson County
Chanute
Main Street
Santa Fe
Topeka
Power and Light Companies
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Southern
District Court
Cherokee County
Supreme Court
Erie
Property assessment should be depoliticized says Carter Brookhart
Carter Brookhart urges separating property assessment from politics and asks officials to remove politics from property valuation, stressing the system has built up over the years.
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