Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Fluctuate in Kansas City Report
AP wires show meager livestock trade in Kansas City with cattle and calves scarce and prices unestablished. Slaughter steers traded around 25.20 to 28.00 with goods near 24.70, hog barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows down to 19.60, and sheep insufficient to establish a market. Chicago grain futures list No 2 hard wheat at 1.47 n, No 2 red 1.45 1/4 n, corn 1.37 1/2 n, oats 73 1/2 n, soybeans 2.894 34 n, and soybean oil 10.40 n.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Bolt Leads First Round of 500 Golf
In Indianapolis at Greentree, Tommy Bolt shot 68 to lead the 500 Festival Open after day one. Bill Martindale and Claude King joined a handful of under par 69s, as Doug Sanders withdrew with a thumb injury on the 17th hole.
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Bolt
Indianapolis
Tommy Bolt
Greentree Country Club
Bill Martindale
Claude King
Joe Campbell
Doug Ford
Art Wall
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Doug Sanders
Airlines Rally As Market Recovers On Light Volume
In New York, Air carriers led a late afternoon rebound as stocks firmed though trading remained light with about 4.2 million shares traded versus 5.53 million on Thursday. Corporate and U S Treasuries shows little change.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff listing
The Chanute Tribune publication details list Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor with John Hovorka as advertising manager and other staff roles. It notes mailing and subscription rates for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson counties and for Kansas outside four counties.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Foreen Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Neosho
Alien
Wilson
Woodson
Queen Elizabeth II Arrives in Hamburg for Port Stop
Queen Elizabeth II arrived by train in Hamburg, the largest German port, as cheering crowds welcomed her on the final stop of an 11 day tour.
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Hamburg
Germany
Elizabeth II
Deaths and Funerals of Lois Weddle
Lois Weddle former Savonburg resident died Thursday in Paola at the hospital. Funeral services are set at Wilson and Son Funeral Home in Paola 11 a.m. Saturday with a graveside service in Harmony Cemetery Savonburg at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Lois Weddle
Savonburg
Paola
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Harmony Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Eva Fees and Mrs Gladys Williamson
Funeral services for Mrs Eva Fees were held in Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Richard Lintner officiating. Bearers included Cole Leverenz Jim Guinnette Ralph Alexander Elmer Alexander Jim Cooper and Dr Dean Gough. Skinner Memorial Home directed. Williamson service followed at First Methodist with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating and Nada Wagoner performing.
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Eva Fees
Grace Episcopal Church
Richard Lintner
Cole Leverenz
Jim Guinnette
Ralph Alexander
Elmer Alexander
Jim Cooper
Dean Gough
Skinner Memorial
Williamson
Gladys Williamson
First Methodist Church
Duff D. Wagoner
James Lusk
Nada Wagoner
Arthur Bennett
Ray Inman
Charles Wampler
Jayhawks Sign 13 Track Stars
Kansas inked 13 high school track athletes including a 16 1 pole vaulter from Downey California Bob Steinhoff and distance runner Mike Kearns of Encino California. New coach Bob Timmons noted Steinhoff’s vaulting alongside teammate Paul Wilson who leads the nation at 16 6.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
California
Bob Steinnoff
Warren High School
Downey, Calif
Mike Kearns
Encino, Calif
Night by Night Hospital Admissions And Dismissals
Daily hospital entries list Thursday admissions including Mrs. Raymond Brown Randy Baker Mrs. Lee Weeks Mrs. Martin Close Donald Angleton Dewey McCoy Winnie La Rue Rosco Clark with addresses and services. Dismissals include Mrs. Billy Fairchild Morton Kennedy Tommy Morehead Mrs. Harold Moore Selby Hudson Kenneth Davis Fred Moulton Jr and others. Births note a girl for Mrs. Margie Shields. Admission today Toni Morelan with surgery. Dismissals today include John S. Billings Candace Chartier and others. Marriage licenses list Robert Dwinell and Letha Ellis and Wayne Summers and Elizabeth Banta both Chanute. Sports notes mention KU signees and track records including Ryun and Petterson with superb times and distances.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Raymond Brown
N. Garfield
Randy Baker
Yates Center
Lee Weeks
S. Malcolm
Martin Close
S. Western
Donald Angleton
Dewey McCoy
Winnie la Rue
Eric
Rosco E. Clark
S. Evergreen
Billy Fairchild
Morton Kennedy
Buffalo
Tommy Morehead
Humboldt
Harold Moore
S. Allen
Selby Hudson
Kenneth Davis
N. Maolm
Fred Moulton Jr
S. Lafayette
Kenneth Stroup
S. Ashby
Meartie Pentzer
N. Central
Margie Shields
N. Malcolm
Toni Morelan
John S. Billings
Raul Quirarte
S. Forest
Candace Chartier
Oliver Catterson
S. Edith
Charles E. Moreland
Paul Fiscus
Mark H. Johnson
Thayer
Local briefs note military transfer and civic moves
James A. Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Audiss of 409 W. 12th, was assigned May 18 to the U S Army Support Command in Vietnam to assist with training equipment and tactical operations. He entered the Army in 1962, last at Fort Carson, Colo., and is a 1962 Iola High School graduate. Also visiting, Mrs. Arthur L. Boman of San Jose plans to travel to Pittsburgh to see her son. Patrick Cathers, son of Dr. and Mrs. E C Cathers of 1002 S Larson, will join Merck Sharp & Dohme as a medical representative after earning a May B S in business from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia in 1960. Jack Morgan of Fisher Ill, previously ill with a heart attack, has secured a Federal EOA loan to start an engine repair business to suit his condition. he has a wife and two children and siblings in the area.
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James A. Dalton
Robert Audiss
W. 12Th
U. S. Army Support Command
Vietnam
Support Command
Republic of Vietnam
Army
Fort Carson
Colo
Iola High School
Patrick Cathers
E. C. Cathers
S. Larson
Merck
Sharp & Dohme
Kansas City
Cathers
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Chanute High School
Jack Morgan
M. L. Morgan
S. Highland
Fisher
Morgan
Katherine Flippin
Grant
Joe Morgan
S. Lincoln
Hutton
Memorial service at Vilas-Bethel cemetery Monday
A memorial service will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in Vilas-Bethel cemetery. The story hour at the library Saturday morning will present "The Golden Frog" from 10:30 to 11 o'clock for children.
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Vilas-Bethel Cemetery
the Golden Frog
Weekend guest of Mrs. Snyder to be niece from Kansas City
Weekend guest of Mrs. K. C. Snyder at 624 S. Lincoln will be her niece Mrs. Carl Robertson from Kansas City.
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K. C. Snyder
S. Lincoln
Carl Robertson
Kansas City
Largest living fish ever caught off Florida in 1912
National Geographic reports a 45 foot whale shark caught off Florida in 1912 as the largest living fish on record with an estimated weight of about 20 tons.
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Florida
National Geographic
Second Report of Plant Disease at Kansas State University
In 1964 the Kansas State University plant disease lab diagnosed a rare rust on zoysia grass in Manhattan and noted other unusual issues including brown spot on irrigated corn in the Kaw Valley and a potential new soybean virus from Leavenworth County. The lab received 751 samples from 98 counties, with two thirds from county agents mostly April to August. Unusually warm wet weather spurred fungal rots and mildews.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
William Willis
Kstate Plant Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
Kaw Valley
Leavenworth
Johnson County
Lincoln
Saline
K-State Laboratory
Willis
Anniversary for Belle of Louisville Steamboat
The Belle of Louisville marks an anniversary this year. The excursion steamboat, owned by the city and county, began service in 1915 on its maiden voyage from Pittsburgh to Memphis and did not stop in Louisville at that time.
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Louisville
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Harris Rabun Falls From Roof Into Washing Machine
Harris Rabun, 22, fell from the roof of his Ocala home and landed in an operating washing machine below. He was hospitalized with a broken ankle.
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Ocala, Fla
Harris Rabun
Oxford
Rabun
Kansas State Lab Offers Free Plant Disease Diagnoses
The plant disease laboratory diagnostic service at Kansas State University provides free analysis for winter injury and leaf scorch on plant specimens. Growers in Kansas can submit samples at no charge for expert diagnosis and guidance.
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Willis
Plant Disease Laboratory Diagnostic Service
Kansas State University
Kansas
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Greentree
Gary Player
Australia
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Hyannis Port
Mass
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Senate
House of Congress
London
Europe
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Moscow
Charles Cox
Earl Wible
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Huff
Stark
Jayhawks
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Santa Fe Key Club
Tioga Hotel
Arden Moore
Moore Brothers
Moore
Daily Transcript
Robert W. Dwinell
Letha May Ellis
Wayne Robert Summers
Elizabeth Jane Banta
Kearns
Gary Tucker
Jim Ryun
Mike Petterson
Wichita East
Ryun
Petterson
David Aikens
Erie
Keith Christensen
Concordia
Jon Schrader
Harper
John Zook
Larned
Junior Riggins
Centralia
David M. Beley
Ronald A. Skorb
Worcester
Coes Pond
Wor
Arthur L. Boman
San Jose
Calif
Grace Boman
Prosser Tire Co., Inc
W. 14Th St
Kansas Highway Commission Division
Dave Carnahan
Bob Moran
Concordia Eveser
Dodge City
Emporia
Midwest
West Main
Business Men’s Assurance
Chomenica
Alice Arthur
Colleen Ikenberry
Ralph Willcott
Mgr
W. Main
Bank OF Commerce
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