Cattle and Hog Prices Dip in Kansas City and Parsons
Kansas City AP reports cattle runs light with mostly stockers and feeders and limited slaughter cattle. Hog prices fall 25 to 50 cents with lighter weights and sows down. sheep steady with lambs 16 to 18 dollars and ewes 3 to 4 dollars. Parsons livestock lists U S No 1 2 hogs 12.50 to 12.85 and cattle futures across weight classes with steady to higher bids.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Ansas City Cash
Space age stocks rise amid mixed late market gains
Wall Street in New York shows continued strength in space age stocks despite profit taking. Trading active with about 3.7 million shares, higher than Wednesday’s 2.82 million Veterans Day. Fractions to 2 point moves typical among key stocks as glamour electronics like Ampex surged up to 5 points. US government bonds also gained.
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New York
Ampex
Station Wagon Damaged In Collision Near Town Edge
A 1957 Dodge station wagon owned by Cities Service Oil Co suffered windshield and molding damage valued at 150 in a collision with a truck at the north edge of town around 1 PM. The car’s driver D E Ford Suggs 27 Oklahoma City was not injured. The truck belonged to Wickard Mull Seed Co and was crossing US169 at the Kan G E Hickory intersection when struck.
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Atchison
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
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Chrysler
Dow Chem
D. E. Ford Mtr
Suggs
Oklahoma City
He Gamble SK
OU ‘x
Nenidcischas
Mtrs
Goodyear
Wickard-Mull Seed Co
Kan G & E
Hickory
Kan P&l
Monson Ch
OD Mont Ward
No Am Avy
Olin Math
Penney, J C
Pail Peti. Shesss
Proct & G
St Joe Lead
Sears Roek
Requiem Mass for Mrs Elizabeth Thielen Held at St Patrick’s
Funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Thielen was held this morning at St Patrick's Catholic Church with organist Juliana Carlos and bearers Floyd Osborn Bernard Korphage Fred Hansen Charles Hansen Edward Myers and Henry Myers. Interment followed at St Patrick's Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Elizabeth Thielen
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Juliana Carlos
Floyd Osborn
Bernard Korphage
Fred Hansen
Charles Hansen
Edward Myers
Henry Myers
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Cuba Replies To Charges About Cuban American Relations
In Havana Cuba will deliver a 29 page reply to U.S. charges accusing Fidel Castro of undermining the Cuban American friendship. The note prepared by Castro Raul Roa and Osvaldo Corticos accuses the United States of imperialist policy and may be released during a televised address tonight.
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Cuba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Fidel Castro
Washington
Castro
Raul Roa
Osvaldo Corticos
Texaco Service Station Opportunity in Chanute Kansas
Modern Texaco station at 4th and Lincoln Chanute Kansas seeks right man. Previous experience desirable but not required. Training provided. Phone L H Popken collect 662 or 4977 in Coffeyville.
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Texaco
4Th and Lincoln
Chanute
Kansas
L. H. Popken
Coffeyville
Osawatomie area news highlights and events
Local brief notes cover training at Osawatomie State Hospital for nursing home administrators, Kansas Veterans Commission outreach at the Memorial Building, and Kansas Farm Bureau Convention attendance by Neosho County members. Also listed are military, travel, and traffic items including two minor accidents at 3rd and Highland and holiday travel plans.
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Daniel Nance
Bryant Rest Home
S. Evergreen
Osawatomie State Hospital
Daily Transcript Admits and Dismissals Report
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Admittances included Mrs. Ralph E. Glober and Mrs. Bertha Brown. Dismissals yesterday included Walter Stierwalt Joseph Koeper Shirley Burris Elaine Stich and others. Today Earl Hudson and Mrs R F Schooley were dismissed. A birth was recorded for Mr and Mrs Edward Bond a boy. In Chanute District Court filings Lindsay Drilling Co v Cochisel Co quiet title actions and a $1995.80 claim. Booth et al quiet title. and Davie v Davis real estate dispute.
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Ralph E. Glober
Bertha Brown
N. Malcolm
Medical
Walter G.stierwalt
Joseph Aoeer
S. Evergreen
Shirley A Burris
S. Steuben
Elaine Stich
Earlton
Earl L. Hudson
S. Santa Fe
R. F. Schooley
Humboldt
Edward Bond
District Court
Chanute
H. F
James Lindsay
Lindsay Drilling Co
Vas
Cochisel Co, Inc
Albert H
Wilma
Burdick Vas
David J. Booth
Chanute Real Estate
Raymond J. Davie
Lawrence Davis
Nixon opens first full-time Nixon for President office
The nation's first full-time Nixon for President office was opened in Concord New Hampshire the state that will hold the first presidential primary of 1960.
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Concord
N.H
Michigan Senate backs emergency tax plan for revenue boost
Republican leaders in Michigan push for a showdown vote on an emergency tax package aimed at raising 72 million dollars through higher levies on cigarettes alcohol and services. Governor Williams supports the plan as a stopgap until a possible sales tax increase to 4 percent by end of 1960.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Senate
GOP
Senate
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Kansas Woman Kills Deer With Arrow
Jefferson City AP report says Viola Ganstine of Galena Kansas used a bow and arrow to kill a button back deer in Newton County on Wednesday. The State Conservation Commission noted a field agent did not verify Viola’s relation to Dorothy Ganstine of Salina who killed a large doe in Newton County earlier. four other archers reported kills.
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Jefferson City
Viola Ganstine
Galena
Kan
Newton County
State Conservation Commission
Viola
Dorothy Ganstine
Salina
Missouri Bowhunters Claim 64 Deer in Special Season
During Missouri’s special bowhunting week the total deer harvest reached 64 in 41 days. Hunters Francis Ederer of Doniphan Bill Graham of Clinton Sydney Neal of Brookfield and Donald Naeger of Bloomsdale all reported successful hunts.
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Missouri
Francis Ederer
Doniphan
Bill Graham
Clinton
Sydney Neal
Brookfield
Donald Naeger
Bloomsdale
Poland expels New York Times correspondent Rosenthal
The Polish government revoked A M Rosenthal's accreditation and ordered the New York Times reporter to leave Poland immediately. The action suspends his press access and heightens tensions between Warsaw and the press.
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Warsaw
Poland
New York Times
A. M. Rosenthal
Four Burned as Hospital Fire Sparks Evacuation
A fire at Doctors Hospital in Columbus during a repair job caused four burn injuries and forced evacuation of 18 pediatric patients to a new wing. Welders' adhesive fumes ignited. the blaze spread from a copper pipe area above a false ceiling and was controlled in 20 minutes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Doctors Hospital
Mae Mondox
George E. Ridgeway
Wilbur Miller
Stoner Hatton
Mystery Caller Knows of Fire in Sugar Creek
A Sugar Creek woman received two anonymous calls about her insurance and a "hot time" before a storage shed burned. Fire officials suspect the blaze started inside the shed and the incident follows a recent wave of strike-related violence at Standard Oil refinery with multiple jailed strikers.
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Kansas City
George Calovich
Sugar Creek
Calovich
Mike Onka
Nude body found with throat cut in Lawton home
The nude body of Fern Romero, 25, was found by neighbors in her bedroom with her throat slit. Her husband Captain Louis Romero, from Ft. Sill, was away at Ft. Bliss and flew home. Two young sons were unharmed. purse missing and bruises noted, no sign of struggle.
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Lawton
Okla
Fern Romero
Louis Romero
Ft. Sill
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Port Arthur
Romero
Cleo Stout
Criss
Timmy
Stout
Water Resources Committee to Meet For Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce water resources committee led by O. H. Cunningham will be held at 7 30 tonight in the memorial building chamber offices. Discussion focuses on backing federal dam projects in connection with the annual Neosho-Cottonwood Flood Control and Water Conservation Association meeting in Burlington Monday at 11 a.m. A tour of the John Redmond dam site on the Neosho above Burlington is planned.
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Chamber of Commerce Water Resources Committee
O. H. Cunningham
Chamber
Memorial Building
Kansas Mink Growers Convene in McPherson Show
The Kansas Mink Growers Association holds its third annual state convention and show in McPherson on Saturday. Awards will honor the five best mink in each class with a trophy for the top mink. Harold Sancier of New York will judge the entries.
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Mcpherson
Kas
Kansas Mink Growers Assn
Harold Sancier
New York
U N Political Committee to Back Resolution on French Nuclear Test
The United Nations Political Committee was expected to approve an Asian African resolution urging France to suspend plans to test her first atomic bomb in the Sahara Desert. The report notes Brooklyn’s historical status as a former city before joining New York as a borough in 1898.
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U.N
France
Sahara
Brooklyn
New York
Rockefeller Invades Nixon Territory in California
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller arrived in Los Angeles for speeches and meetings amid Nixon support in California. A Nixon loyalist reception with 100 supporters and a brass band welcomed him at LAX after fog disrupted his plane. Rockefeller declined to discuss his future political plans.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Los Angeles International
International
Burbank
California
Nixon
Whittier
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