Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady Across Markets
AP reports cattle around 1,500 head with steady to uneven steer values and mixed grades in heifers and cows. Hogs count about 3,200 with barrows and gilts steady to weak while sows rise, and sheep near steady with spring lambs fetching 26 to 27.25. Parson hogs provide price bands by weight, cattle classes list several U.S. grades and stocker ranges, and roasters and fryers prices are noted alongside Chicago butter and eggs holding steady.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Egg and butter price report from Kansas City
AP notes wholesale egg prices with large size at 80 percent A 20 26 and medium size at 80 percent A 19 22. Butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Live Poultry Report
Chicago AP bulletin notes live poultry unchanged to four higher in early trade. Market focus centers on supply shifts and demand cues from regional buyers. Major wholesalers monitor price levels and inventory linked to seasonal demand and holiday needs.
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Chicago
Commodity Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Chicago market figures show Wheat No 2 hard at 1 67 and No 2 red at 1 65, Corn No 2 yellow 1 397, Oats No 2 heavy white 747s 75 percent, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2 912, and Soybean oil at 10 40.
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Chicago
Deaths and Funerals of H E Woody Redfearn at Yates Center
H E Woody Redfearn retired cafe operator at Yates Center died early Tuesday at Allen County Hospital in Iola. Survived by his wife, three daughters Virginia Schornick Gale Cantrell Gena Lukens all of Yates Center and a son H E Redfern Jr of Iola. They ran Woody's Cafe at US75 and US54 junction in Yates Center for over 25 years. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Campbell Funeral Home Yates Center with Rev. William Reed officiating.
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H. E
Woody) Redfearn
Yates Center
Allen County
Iola
Virginia Schornick
Gale Cantrell
Gena Lukens
H. E. Redfern
Redfearns
Woody
Labor Council Backs $102 Million Bonds in Kansas City
The Greater Kansas City Central Labor Council AFL-CIO endorsed a $102 million Jackson County bond issue. Voters will decide in a June 27 special election, funding seven projects including $43 million for baseball and football stadiums, a new general hospital, flood control, highways, juvenile facilities, courthouse remodeling, and hospital modernization.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Greater
Wall Street dips as market weakens amid Middle East crisis
The New York market slid late in the session as concern over the Middle East crisis persisted. Volume for the first four hours reached 7.61 million shares, with losers outnumbering gainers five to one as blue chips and glamour stocks fell overall.
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New York
Middle East
Visitors Gather in Savonburg Area for Weddings and Graduations
Local residents in Savonburg and nearby areas hosted and visited relatives and friends after graduation ceremonies and family events. Families noted include Johnsons, Swansons, Ericks ons, Carlsons, Singers and Olsons among others, with trips to Chanute, Elsmore, Bartlesville and Grove Oklahoma. Visitors also accompanied ill relatives to hospitals and gravesites as communities shared in celebratory and supportive gatherings.
Local Briefs Highlight Personal Visits and Training
Mrs. H A Clement arrives from Escondido to visit her mother Mrs. John A Bower in town. Lt Markus K Steeves, son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Pugh, completes training at Quantico and Mountain Warfare Center and now trains at Pensacola Naval Air Station. The Grogan family from New Castle Indiana visits and Brogan will speak at United Brethren Church. Kansas State College trio Coots Haines and Wright to perform on Campus Talent 67 TV show.
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H. A. Clement
Escondido
Calif
John A. Bower
N. Forest
Markus K. Steeves
Clayton Pugh
S. Larson
Quantico
Mountain Warfare Training Center
Bridgeport
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Archie Grogan
New Castle
Ind
Ben Grogan
S. Western
Grogan
United Brethren In Christ
Chris Coots
Randy Haines
John Wright
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Campus Talent 67
Channel 7
Coots
Haines
Chanute
Wright
Erie
Mrs. David Cooper Visits From Hawaii on Leave
Mrs. David Cooper of 509 S. Evergreen has returned from Honolulu where she joined her husband Sp. David L. Cooper who was on rest and recuperation leave from Vietnam.
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David Cooper
S. Evergreen
Honolulu
Hawaii
David L. Cooper
Vietnam
Caney bond issue for junior high high school failed
Caney Kansas voters defeated a 1 648 000 bond issue to build a junior and senior high school at the north edge of Caney in Unified School District 436 by a 716 to 607 vote.
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Caney, Kan
Caney
Unified School District
House Group OKs Higher Debt Ceiling
The House Ways and Means Committee approved raising the national debt limit to 365 billion dollars a 29 billion rise from the current cap. A partial offset was added by counting government participation certificates sold during the year beginning July 1 against the debt limit.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Treasury
Johnon
Feathers Stockpiled for Defense Now Used in Sleeping Gear
Washington reports a $320000 Pentagon contract for 800000 pounds of waterfowl feathers to be dusted washed and fractionated for use in pillows and sleeping bags. GSA stockpiles dating to World War II are being drawn down with a goal of three million pounds remaining.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
General Services Administration
GSA
Veterans Administration
Public Health Service
Insurance agency meeting honors top producers in Southeast Kansas
At Chanute Country Club the With Our Advertisers Agency and the Southeast Kansas Agency of the Manhattan Mutual Life Insurance Co. held a meeting Tuesday evening. Orville Hedges led the session with J. B. Dodson presenting, praising Mrs. Dorotha Ramsey of Uniontown as leading agent for the first five months of the agency year and awarding Floyd Fink of Fredonia a plaque for outstanding production from 1960 through 1967.
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Southeast Kansas
Manhattan Mutual Life Insurance Co
Chanute Country Club
Orville Hedges
J. B. Dodson
Southeast Agency
Dorotha Ramsey
Uniontown
Floyd Fink
Fredonia
Rural Gridley Man Quizzed Released
A 67 year old Rural Gridley man was questioned and released after a report he molested a 17 year old girl at the Main street entrance to City Park. Police said he asked a question of the girl not a direct approach and that mental examination is being sought. He has no prior molestation record but has been acting oddly. Mothers Day origins noted with Hallmark research citing 1918 events and 42 000 doughboys reciting the Lord’s Prayer.
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Gridley
Main Street
City Park
Yates Center
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates and Staff Listing
Chanute Tribune lists staff including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka editor. It details mail and carrier subscription rates for local and trade area readers, with prices varying by duration and delivery method.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn
Dorsey Osborn
Finn
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Mall
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital update
Hospital visiting hours are posted for 2 to 4 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m. Census lists 66 inpatients plus four babies. Tuesday admissions include Lydick Earnest Eskridge Gerken Spencer White Crabtree Uden Wickiter. Dismissals include Pruitt Nelson Markham Blankenhagen. Today admissions include Rapp Martin McLaren Hawley. Dismissals include Isaacs Wickiter Umbarger Huffman. Police summons issued Lopeman Smith. Fire run noted at Lehrack residence and dryer incident.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Oral Lydick
W. Main
William H. Earnest
S. Lafayette
Margaret Eskridge
S. Steuben
M. W. Gerken
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Robert White
S. Central
Vernal Crabtree
Dan H. Pruitt
W. Ash
Henry Nelson
Freddie Markham
S. Malcolm
Kenneth Blankenhagen
Henry Rapp
Medical
P. D. Martin
S. Evergreen
Tom McLaren
W. 5Th
William Hawley
Iola
Derrell Isaacs
Justin Isaacs
N. Washington
Randy Wickiter
Leo Umbarger
Thayer
Don Huffman
Indians Fashioned First Flint Razor Four Thousand Years Ago
Peruvian societies crafted the earliest flint razor circa four millennia ago, marking a significant advancement in tool making and daily survival. The discovery highlights early ingenuity among Andean peoples and their use of sharp stone blades for cutting tasks.
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Morrell
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Serene
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Sinclair
Sperry Rd
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Texaco
Tidewat Oil
Eeeer
Trans Air
Hansows
Brussels
Belgium
Savonburg
Herbert Johnson
Arnold Swanson
Elsmore
Charlie Manley
Mary Pierce
Stark
Huse
Leon Johnson
Harlan Murphy
Kim
Lisa
Mattieaniels
Allen County Hospital
August Erickson
Robert Huse
Lavonburg
Ella Baumgardner
Earl Albert
Don Albert
Bartlesville
David
Edward Carlson
Maran
Wesley Bacon
Roy Singer
Grove
Okla
Tommy Swanson
Ernest Swanson
J. A. Albert
Mission Valley
Marc Olson
Milo
Esther Olson
Nannie Foster
Mable Lowe
Rolland Kelsey
Regina
Virgil Watts
Rosemarie Ohrazda
Walnut
Bonds
Oks
W. Main Php
Somerville
N.J
Mechanicsburg
Hallmark Cards
Ohio
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Daily Transcript
Gary R. Lopeman
Bernard J. Smith
S. Santa Fe
H. P. Lehrack
Steuben
Carpenters
Esther Ysuss
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Voir
Kress
Ben
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R.P.M
HSA
Home Savings Association
Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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