Livestock and Produce Price Report Kansas City AP
Hogs 3,000 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower sows steady. 190-250 lb barrows 15.00-25. 200-230 lb 15.40-50. 250-270 lb 14.50-15.00. 270-300 lb 14.00-15.00. Sows 13.00-13.75 for 300-400 and 12.25-13.25 for 400-550. Cattle calves 25, no market. Sheep 25, no market. Eggs wholesale large 80% A 26.50-29.25, mediums 80% A 22-25. Grade A Extra Large 27, Grade A Large 27, Grade A Medium 24, Grade B Large 24, Grade C . Roosters 04. Hides 4c lb. glue hides % price.
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Kansas City
Eeceues
Bischiscossens
Igi Bisdesace
U S and Soviet Leaders Hold Wide-ranging Talks
Benton reported that Khrushchev praised President Johnson and spoke warmly of Harriman and Fulbright while noting Russia’s interest in expanding trade and normal business credit. Benton, in Russia for 10 days, discussed U.S.-Russian relations and civil behavior toward tyranny, stressing the debate over foreign influence and reactionary forces. He attends UNESCO meetings through June 5.
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Lenin
Marx
Benton
Khrushchev
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
United States
Moscow
Soviet-American Friendship Society
Unesco Executive Board
Cool Weather Grips Broad Regions Across Nation
Unseasonably cool air spread from New England to the Plateau with freezing in parts of the northern Midwest and 30s to 40s widely in the North Central region. Frost touched Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and lowland Maine Vermont and New Hampshire as a cold air dome over north central Canada settled in. Weekend looks cool with temperatures near normal on the Pacific Coast and in the Southwest.
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Associated Press
New England
Plateau
Southland
Midwest
North
Maine
New York State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Vermont
New Hampshire
Canada
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Reason Given For Death of Fish
Lincoln Nebraska a chief of the state game commission blames chlorinated hydrocarbons or non degradable insecticides for mass fish kills along the Missouri River between Kansas City and St Louis Mel Steen director says such sprays should be barred from the market He notes no comparable Missouri River death scene in Nebraska yet but warns aquatic life north of Kansas City will die in large numbers unless chlorinated hydrocarbon sprays are eliminated
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Game Commission
Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Louis
Mel Steen
Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Spark Local Notes
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with names and addresses for admissions and dismissals, births, licenses issued in Erie, police court actions, and a fire run. Notable entries include Pame la Knock at 115 W Main in medical, Grover C Sullivan Jr at 227 S Allen in medical, births to Bradford and Burnett families, and multiple court sentences and suspensions. Also shows Edwards and Chanute residents receiving licenses, and a minor traffic stop with a $5 bond.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Pamela Knock
W. Main
Grover C. Sullivan Jr
S. Allen
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Rolla E. Cobb
N. Forest
Amos Chaney
Juan Perez
Emma Kjellander
Dairlee Mae Tarpley
S. Plummer
Marvin Elrod
Thayer
Rodney Mueller
Chris Foster
Stanley Umbarger
Craig J. Wood
N. Evergreen
Emmett Campbell
Charles Lowder
Beulah Johnson
Harold Mount
Eric
Teddy J. Bradford
S. Santa Fe
Charles V. Burnett
Thomas Miller
Stark
Three South Vietnamese Die in Mines and Grenade Incident
In Saigon three South Vietnamese were killed by Communist mines on Thursday and six more died in an accidental grenade blast. A U.S. Navy enlisted man also died after tumbling down his stairway, with the incident under investigation Friday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
U.S. Navy
Troopers to Step Up Patrols Across Kansas for Holiday
Kansas troopers will intensify traffic enforcement over the Memorial Day period to reduce holiday deaths. Lt. Col. Allen Rush says two planes will monitor traffic while ground units coordinate. Pilots will time vehicles with a stopwatch between mile markers to aid enforcement.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Col
Allen Rush
Minor traffic accidents and open bottle charge reported
Gary Johnson reported a minor rear end collision at 26 W Main with Ken Malson. A second minor accident occurred at Main and Evergreen involving Tom Lacen and Carl Uden. Police issued a summons to Joe K Anderson for transporting an open bottle and driving without tail lights, with hearing set for Thursday in police court.
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Gary Johnson
S. Lafayette
W. Main
Ken Malson
S. Western
Johnson
Malson
Main
Evergreen
Tom Lacen
Earlton
Carl Uden
Chanute
Joe K. Anderson
S. Rutter
Exchanges Closed for Memorial Day in New York
AP reports that most stock exchanges and commodity markets were closed today in observance of Memorial Day across New York and major markets.
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New York
First silver dollar minted in 1794 marks nine designs
The silver dollar’s history begins with the 1794 minting and has seen nine distinct designs since. This brief note records the evolution of design across the early U.S. coinage era.
Santa Fe Railway declares 25 cent dividend on preferred stock
New York AP The Santa Fe Railway directors announced a dividend of 25 cents per share on preferred capital stock. The payment is scheduled for August 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 26.
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NEW York
Santa Fe Railway
OttawaCrash Kills Edgar Wimsatt of California
Mrs. Churchill's step father Edgar Wimsatt of El Cerrito California was killed in a crash on Interstate 35 east of Ottawa Kansas. Mrs Wimsatt and Ferris Wood Kansas City the truck driver were injured but not severely. Wood said Wimsatt turned into his path as he moved to pass. The truck overturned spilling cars onto the media strip and crushing others. Mrs Churchill of Chanute is Wimsatt's step daughter.
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Edgar Wimsatt
el Cerito
Calif
Wimsatt
Ferris Wood
Kansas City
Wood
Media Strip
Jerry Churchill
W. Elm
Chanute
Memorial Mass for John F. Kennedy Held in Washington
Mrs. John F. Kennedy attended a memorial Mass at St Matthew Roman Catholic Cathedral on what would have his 47th birthday. Bishop Hannan praised Kennedy’s dignity and virtue as the nation mourned. Caroline Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy joined the ceremony and the pledge of faith was cited.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Phillip Hannan
St. Matthews Roman Catholic Cathedral
Hannan
St. Paul
Kennedy
Three Hutchinson Men Charged With False Info
In Pratt and Ellis counties, Norman Kightlinger 41 a home supplies dealer and his salesmen Harold O'Dell 34 and Victor Jones 38 were charged with giving false information to the Federal Housing Administration for home improvement loans. They are free on $1,500 bonds pending a preliminary hearing.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Federal Housing Administration
Pratt and
Ellis Counties
Norman Kightlinger
Harold O’dell
Victor Jones
Tribune Phone Contact Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone contact your carrier and try again. If unavailable after 6 p.m. dial HE 1 3400 for assistance.
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Tribune
Johnson and Pearson Confer in New York
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson held a 30 minute meeting in Johnsons New York hotel suite. The Canadian Press reported the leaders discussed topics during Johnsons Democratic fundraising visits while Pearson spoke to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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New York
Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
American Iron and Steel Institute
New Delhi Hit by Second Minor Earth Tremor This Week
Earth tremors shook New Delhi for the second time in two days this morning. No injuries reported as residents felt a light quake rattling buildings and streets in the capital.
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New Delhi
India
Armor Use Through History Remains Chronically Unidentified
Historians note a gapless record of armor use, with no clear period where men did not wear armor. The question persists across eras, regions, and cultures as researchers collate artifacts, depictions, and texts to map defensive gear to specific timelines.
Contact Ashley Clinic for weekend doctor visits
Saturday afternoon and Sunday hours available at Ashley Clinic. Call HE 1 2500 for appointments or information.
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Ashley Clinic
Starling Invasion Sparks Nationwide Protest And Losses
A government bird expert estimates the U S starling population at over 500 million since 1890 when a park release introduced the species. The birds damage orchards and feedlots, with agricultural losses pegged at 40 to 50 million annually. Efforts to control them include building shocks on hotels, various deterrents, and a new sterilization chemical still years from large scale use.
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Walter W. Dykstra
Bureau of Sport Fisheries
Dykstra
Deaths and Funerals Edith Strack and Ira Bryson
Edith Strack died at Allen County Hospital after a prolonged illness leaving four daughters and a brother. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Sleeper Mortuary in Iola. Ira J. Bryson, brother-in-law of Mrs. S A Williams, died in Oklahoma City. funeral plans are incomplete.
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Edith Strack
Lola
Allen County Hospital
Genevieve) Miles
Tulsa
Leslie
Evelyn) Frazier
Ira J. Bryson
S. A. Williams
S. Lafayette
Chanute
Oklahoma City
Five Year Probation For Johnson Threat
Norman P. Michaud a 43 year old from Fredonia Arizona was convicted of threatening the life of President Johnson. He was placed on five years probation after a March 10 conviction and 60 days observation at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute in Springfield Missouri. The threat was made in a call from a service station telephone booth in Kanab Utah and the sentence was handed down by Judge Willis W Ritter in U S District Court Salt Lake City.
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Joan Leving
W. Oak
Humboldt
Rick Croke
Plummer
Defendent
Meter Vehicle Department
Tommy Graham
Maine
Tommy Barnes
N. Steuben
Gary VanGotten
Santa Fe
Jim Lewis
Larsen
Tommy Arthur
Lafayette
Barry Jordan
N. Grant
Salt Lake City, Utah
Arizona
Johnson
Norman P. Michaud
Fredonia
Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute
Springfield
Michaud
Kanab
Utah
Willis W. Ritter
U.S. District Court
Salt Lake City
Pipeline Runs Wichita Oil Estimate Drops
The state Conservation Division reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 296,442 barrels daily in the week ending May 25, down 4,987 from the prior week. Current allowable is 305,000 barrels per day.
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Wichita
State Conservation Division
Kansas
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An Adv column offering practical tips for consumers to shop safely. It covers verifying sellers, checking product quality, and recognizing common scams, with emphasis on reading labels and comparing prices to avoid misleading offers.
Chanute Tribune May 29 1964 page two highlights
Brief items from Chanute Kansas including community news and notices. Local events, upcoming meetings, and small notices appear with names, places, and dates typical of a 1960s town newspaper page.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Joe Lewis
Mrs. Churchill
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