Kansas City Livestock Prices Drift Higher Across Markets
In Kansas City quotes cattle show gains with steers 600 to 900 pounds at 19 to 23.50 and fat cattle up to 24. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents with 190 to 250 pound hogs 14 to 14.50 and sows 13 to 13.50. Sheep move higher with good and choice lambs 17.50 to 18.50. Parson’s market notes No. 1 and 2 hogs 190-240 pounds at 14.00 to 14.25 and sow prices 12.50 to 13.00, heavier sows 11 to 12.50.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Johnson Signs First Letters To Kennedy Children
Washington AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson signed two letters to Caroline Kennedy, 6, and John F. Kennedy Jr., 3, on becoming president. The messages, written after his swearing in and after Kennedy's death, tell them they may be too young to grasp the events yet.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Jr
Thousands Pay Tribute at Kennedy's Capitol Wake
Thousands braved freezing weather to file past John F. Kennedy's bier in the Capitol rotunda as 240000 moved by the casket and 2000 more waited in line for hours. Police redirected crowds to plaza vantage points for the funeral procession to the White House. Former Vice President Richard Nixon and family were among the last admitted.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Capitol
Charles J. Sullivan
Capitol Police
Capitol Plaza
White House
Richard Nixon
Tip Award Given to Darrell Finley for Unusual Creek Catch
Last week's $3 tip prize from The Tribune goes to Darrell Finley of 1221 S Grant after he relayed an odd finding from Ken neth Chestnut who caught a scale fish shaped like a catfish in a nearby creek while seining for shad. The Tribune invites Chanute area readers to report unusual events by phone or in person.
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The
Tribune
Darrell Finley
S. Grant
Kenneth Chestnut
S. Western
Chanute
Four - County
Exchanges Are Closed in Honor of Kennedy Funeral
Commerce slowed to a standstill as the United States paid homage to the slain President Kennedy. The New York and American Stock Exchanges regional and major commodity exchanges closed for the day. Banks and many stores and plants paused. Railroads halted for one minute in tribute.
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New York
United States
Kennedy
New York and American
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Walnut Youth Hurt In One Car Crash
A 19 year old Walnut resident Ivan Harding Jr was hospitalized after a one car crash on K146 highway west of Walnut at about 130 am. He drove a 1961 Chevrolet owned by his father and apparently dozed at the wheel, hitting a culvert and ditch. The car was demolished and Harding sustained facial injuries and a badly injured knee.
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Walnut
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ivan Harding Jr
Ivan Harding
George Neely
Harding
Sheriff's Office
City Officials Tour Beloit Power Plant Factory
City commissioners Dave Evans W J Althaber and Ed Caldwell city manager R J Hayes and city attorney John Sherman toured Fairbanks Morse and Co factory Beloit Wisconsin last week to view power plant equipment and field installations. John Lofthouse could not attend due to illness.
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Fairbanks, Morse and Co
Beloit
Wis
Dave Evans
W. J. Althaber
Ed Caldwell
R. J. Hayes
John Sherman
John Lofthouse
Ottawa man arrested after discharge from TB hospital
Ned Mundy of Ottawa was arrested by police at 12 10 p m on a charge of disturbing the peace shortly after being discharged from the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. He remained in custody today. Mr and Mrs Clifton Spence of Denver announce the birth of a 64 pound boy last night. The mother is Marlene Gray daughter of Mrs Cleo Dalton of Erie and the late Gordon Gray. Mrs Dalton leaves today to spend two weeks with her daughter and family.
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Ned Mundy
Ottawa
Kansas
Clifton Spence
Denver
Marlene Gray
Cleo Dalton
Erie
Gordon Gray
Howard McMurdy
Henderson
Nev
Robinson
Ill
Paul McMurdy
First Baptist Church of
Chanute
Chanute High School
Fox Theaters
Kansas City
California
Lucille Just
Jovy
Paulette
May Carrico
Sullivan, Ind
Harold A. Shireman
Walnut
William H
Ella Shireman
Hepler
Nellie Edwards
Wayne Shireman
Grinnell
Iowa
Erma Ruth Hughes
Girard
Nell Bowles
Alice Lewis
Elliston
Masonic Lodge
Baptist Church
C. V. Overman
Walnut Cemetery
Carson Funeral Home
Mrs Pens Hosts Pre Thanksgiving Dinner
Mrs Mabel Pens of 512 Lincoln entertained for her daughter and her family Mr and Mrs Robert E Lopeman Bill Doug and Steve at a pre Thanksgiving dinner hosted in her Lincoln home on the holiday eve.
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Mabel Pens
S. Lincoln
Robert E. Lopeman
Bill
Doug
Steve
Fellowship of Christian Athletes elects officers at KU
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes met at the University of Kansas in Lawrence to elect officers for the current year. Officers chosen are President Delvin Lewis Topeka. Vice President David Brill Lewis. Secretary Jim Gough Chanute. Treasurer Paul Anderson Chanute. Gough and Anderson are sons of Dr and Mrs Dean Gough and Mr and Mrs E O Anderson.
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Fellowship of Christian
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Delvin Lewis
Topeka
David Brill
Lewis
Jim Gough
Chanute
Paul Anderson
Gough
Dean Gough
W. Elm
Anderson
E. 0. Anderson
S. Lincoln
Deaths and funerals in Neosho area
Nelson Alan Reaves 2, died after extended illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents Charles and unnamed mother, sister Cynthia, grandparents, and great grandparents. Service at Zion Lutheran Church with burial at Vilas Cemetery. Contributions to church memorial fund. Also listed are Josephine F. Splane 50, Howard McMurdy 49, and Harold A. Shireman 69 with their respective birthplaces, relatives, church affiliations, and burial plans.
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Nelson Alan Reaves
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles T. Reaves
Lutheran Church
Cynthia
Neil Nelson
Ed Reaves
Humboldt
Elva Byram
Thomas Reaves
Grandview
Wash
Zion Lutheran Church
W. T. Niermeier
Vilas Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Josephine F. Splane
Edith
Altoona
Drought Drives Mass Pakistani Displacement in 1963
Parts of Asia endured severe drought in 1963 with West Pakistan bearing the brunt as over 300,000 Pakistanis were forced to abandon homes in search of food and water.
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Asia
West Pakistan
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported Saturday and Sunday
Daily Transcript records hospital activity with numerous admissions and dismissals across Humboldt Iola Thayer Walnut and surrounding areas. Notable items include Maurice Davidson and Bobby Gumm undergoing surgery, Mrs Floyd Slater and Charlotte Slater listed under medical, several medical admissions on Sunday, and multiple dismissals including Harold Moore and Mrs Grace Hamsher. Fire runs note a 1956 pickup truck fire at C L Fisher Chevrolet with wiring and motor damage and a late Sunday alarm at 102 E Chestnut for a birds check.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Floyd Slater
Humboldt
Maurice Davidson
Thayer
Charlie King
Charlotte Slater
W. 4Th
Bobby Gumm
Kansas City
Harold Moore
S. Allen
Charlie Shirley
W. Main
Howard Plum
Walnut
Roger Dutrol
S. Central
Ivan Harding
David Cheney
Buffalo
Ocie Beck
N. Steuben
Medical
Lewis Wible
Leslie Spencer
S. Wilson
Kent Grubbs
R. 1
Claude Winkler
Barnesville
Robert McGregor
Iola
Merlin York
Elmer Oliver
S. Edith
Grace Hamsher
S. Santa Fe
Harold Ferree
Yates Center
Traci Dalton
S. Highland
Alice Galbreath
Joe LaRue
N. Forest
Arnold Scarberry
E. 15Th
Martin McNamara
E. Evergreen
C. L. Fisher Chevrolet
E. Chestnut
Crowds Gather for JFK Funeral March at Daybreak
Early in the pre dawn hours a small crowd formed along streets for the funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Worshippers waited near St Matthew's Cathedral for the requiem mass hours before the service.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
St. Matthew's
TV Programming Resumes Tuesday
New York AP reports that most regular television and radio programming will resume Tuesday morning after days of special coverage devoted to President Kennedy's assassination and related events.
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New York
Kennedy
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A brief note discusses how advertising serves as a guide to make safer purchases. It highlights checking product claims and understanding prices, warranties, and seller reliability to avoid scams.
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