Political barbecue rally rallies Kansas candidates in southeast region
A Kansas GOP fundraising barbecue near Keas Lake drew about 500 tickets at five dollars each but rain limited attendance. Speakers included Rep. Bob Dole and Rick Harman with praise for campaign chair Mrs. Earl Gehrt. J. D. Baumgardner and Fred Harris addressed the crowd as Marcia Allen and others performed.
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Joe Skubitz
Sth
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Rick Harman
Keas Lake
Jim Blessing
John Sherman
Neosho County
Earl Gehrt
Johnson
Rev. Do's
Kansas
Rep. Cole
Marcia Allen
Karen Robinson
Sherrie Caldwell
J. D. Baumgardner
Kansas Senate
Fred Harris
Congressman Skubitz
Tom Blancett
Republican
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas 1968 compared
Kansas traffic death log shows 46 fatalities for October 1968 through 9 am Monday, compared with 54 deaths in the comparable 1967 period. The figures cover 48 hours ending Monday morning and reflect state traffic safety data.
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Topeka
Kansas
Traffic accident reported by local residents
Tommy J. Mendenhall and Dorothy Collins reported a minor collision on 7th between Lincoln and Santa Fe. Damage cited to the rear of Collins 1961 Ford and the front of Mendenhall 1967 Chevrolet.
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Tommy J. Mendenhall
S. Central
Dorothy Collins
W. 14Th
Lincoln
Santa Fe
Vehicle damage and theft reports plus meeting at Welfare Building
Fred Watson of Iola reported his car was damaged while parked overnight with a damaged left front fender bumper headlights and a cut in the convertible roof. Gary Lopeman reported theft of a car radio from his vehicle parked Saturday night or Sunday morning. Carl Wilson of Coffeyville said his 1967 Buck was hit at the National Guard Armory with damage to the left rear door. Mental Health Association plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Welfare Building on Tuesday.
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Fred Watson
Iola
Gary Lopeman
Washington
Carl Wilson
Coffeyville
National Guard Armory
Tribune Contact Suggestion for Phone Access
The note advises contacting the Tribune via phone if unavailable. If the primary line is unreachable, it suggests dialing HE1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Hog Prices Lower In Kansas City Market Report
Cattle volume around 6000 head and calves 300 with mixed shifts in price. steers and heifers mostly 25 lower, some 50 lower for top grades. Hogs 6500 with barrows and gilts down about 25, sow prices steady. sheep activity scarce with lamb and ewe prices noted. Breeding bulls listed along with various feeder weights and price ranges.
Parson Hogs and Cattle Price Ledger Listing
A market listing shows hogs priced by grade and weight including 200-220 pound at 18.00 to 18.55 and lighter sows down to 14.00. Cattle values include grain fed steers 23.50 to 27.00, heifers 22.00 to 23.50, yearlings 23.00 to 25.50, stocker calves 28.00 to 33.00, and other cattle categories with varied ranges. Bulls and miscellaneous categories noted with commercial and utility grades.
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Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices Steady On Wholesale Market
In Kansas City the wholesale egg market shows large eggs at 80 percent A class 3740, mediums at 80 percent A 34-38. Butter remains unchanged with Grade A top quality at 79 per pound and Grade A per quarter at 80.
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Kansas City
Chicago USDA live poultry and dairy price report
In Chicago the USDA wholesale prices show live poultry down about 10 percent with roasters at 24 to 25 cents per pound. Butter wholesale prices mix with grades AA 93 score at 67 cents, A 92 at 66, B 89 at 60, and eggs steady with white grade A at 40 to 42 cents, mediums 37, standards 38, checks 24.
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Chicago
USDA
Wheat and soy price quotes from Chicago market
Chicago Wheat No 2 yellow hard at 1.28 and No 2 soft red at 1.21. Corn No 2 yellow 1.12 with sample grade yellow 86 percent. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 61. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.4542. Soybean oil 7.27.
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Chicago
Wall Street Pauses in Late Afternoon Trade Gains Narrow
Wall Street held onto a slim win as profits taking cooled early in the afternoon. The AP average rose 0.2 to 355.9 as industrials led while rails and utilities slipped slightly. The Dow gained 2.17 to 955.12 amid mixed steel action and market chatter. Bill Doehrman marks 58 straight ABC tournaments as a local note. The ABC collegiate division awards 600 series chevrons each season.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Obituaries recount Melvin L. Burdette of Chanute two Rushs of Erie and Nina Rush in a fatal accident. Mawe Tremain of Bronson Erie area and Ina Belle Hunt of R. 1 Erie are also mourned with services planned at First United Methodist Church Bronson Holiness Church and Seventh Day Adventist Church. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery and Old Elsmore Cemetery.
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Melvin L. Burdette
Melvin Burdette
R. 1
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atheline West
Harrison, Ark
Burdette
US Coast Guard
Johnson Chapel
Duff Wagoner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Guy O. Rush
Guy O Rush
Ist
Nina Gertrude Rush
Erie
Lewis J. Heaton
Guy Rush
Rush
First United Methodist Church
Byron
Lois) Johnson
Neva Blair
Lawrence
Clyde
Topeka
Myron
Iola
Luther Rush
Earl Chard
McMinnville
Ore
William Davis
Rozwell
N.M
L. L. Rush
Amarillo
Tex
Johnson Mortuary
Mawe Tremain
Oak Ridge Nursing Home
Fort Scott
Bronson
Victor Tremain
Harry Hunt
Ina Belle Hunt
R. J. Erie
Burlington
L. Leroy Butler
Cottage Grove
Ash Grove
Sherman Hunt
Kansas
Hunt
Ira Butler
Lillie Everly
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralph
Dallas
Arkansas City
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Terry Dodge
Carl Beck
Pierce Funeral Home
Hospital Fills and Dockets Highlight Neosho News
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census of 59 adults and pediatrics and eight babies. Saturday admissions include Mrs. Mein Hunt Mathis and Sherman, with births of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Van Hoozer, and numerous dismissals and Sunday admissions and births. Police court actions list several defendants for careless driving intoxication red lights and traffic offenses with bonds and trial dates.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mattie Mein
Westview Nursing Home
Ina Hunt
Eric
Aldeen Mathis
N. Steuben
Minnie Sherman
Kansas City
Gary van Hoozer
Buffalo
Ella Nantz
N. Garfield
Floyd Hall
Gertie Adams
Vada Strean
S. Rutter
Richard Hively
S. Plummber
Wallace Johnson
S. Central
J. Dan Markham
Hazel Sibert
S. Malcolm
Ronnie Baker
Donald Strack and Son
R. 3
Ronald Horn Andson
N. Santa Fe
Sol Evans
Iola
Golda Russell
Ab Aldeen Mathis
Mary Lou Hayes
N. Lincoln
Gene Johnson
N. Wilson
Inside Counts Dear Folks Carrot Can Trick
Heloise suggests a quick cheap dinner hack using canned carrots. She urges comparing raw versus canned price and prep time, rinsing, simmering with butter and sugar, mashing, and testing brands to pick the best color and taste.
Docking Visits Fort Scott for Parks Film Work
Gov. Robert Docking attended a Fort Scott reception for Gordon Parks before he directs The Learning Tree film. Docking proclaimed October Movie Month in Parks honor as Parks’ symphony Learning Tree is heard publicly for the first time. Parks grew up in Fort Scott.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Robert Docking
Gordon Parks
Parks
Docking
Tom
Learning Tree Symphony
Munich Symphony
Cardinals jump to 3-0 lead in Game 5 of Series
AP reports the St. Louis Cardinals opened with a three-run first inning and led Detroit 3-0 after three innings in Game 5. Lou Brock opened the rally with a double, Curt Flood singled home a run, Flood stole second, and Orlando Cepeda followed with a two-run homer. Nison Briles held Detroit to one hit in three innings before a double play ended the Tigers’ threat.
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Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Brock
Mickey Lolich
Curt Flood
Flood
Orlando Cepeda
Nison Briles
Tigers
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
Chicken and Noodle Supper Benefit at Church Annex
Church of God annex at 406 South Kansas hosts a chicken and noodle supper Tuesday from 5:00 to 7:30. Price adults $1.25, children under 12 75 cents. Also note Moss Shoe Repair Shop customers should pick up shoes at 1006 South Grant within days.
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Church of God
Moss Shoe Repair Shop
South Grant
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