Livestock prices and poultry update from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City cattle and hogs show mixed shifts with steers and feeders steady to higher while calves and cows edge mixed. Hogs gain 25 to 50 cents for barrows and gilts. sows firm to up. Sheep and wool statistics rise modestly. Chicago butter and eggs move differently with butter up to 14 higher and eggs mostly weaker. Live poultry remains steady with White Rock fryers priced around 18 to 19 dollars.
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Chicago
Livestock prices listed for Parsons market segment
Parsons Livestock quotes a range of prices across cattle hogs and small stock. hogs include U S 1 and 2 at 200-220 pounds 21 50 to 21 85 and heavier sows 18 00 to 19 50. cattle show grain fed steers 23 75 to 25 00 and stocker calves up to 32 00. veals 27 00 to 30 00, cows 12 00 to 21 50, bulls 18 00 to 24 50. sheep and lambs show good and choice fin ished to 21 00 with feeders 17 00 to 20 00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Close Net Cig. Am Tel
Anaconda
Atchison Esos
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Steee
Boeing
Bran Airw
Cessna
I du Pont
Ford Mot
Elec
U I
Kang & E
Kan P&l
Monsanto
No Am
U & Steel
Westy
Egg and Butter Prices From Kansas City Wholesale Market
AP reports wholesale egg prices with large and medium categories and grade A butter quotes. Large eggs 80 percent AA 43 to 45 cents per dozen, medium eggs 80 percent AA 40 to 42 cents, butter grade A two quarters at 81 cents and grade A solid at 80 cents.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Grain Prices and Variations Report
AP notes on Kansas City grain quotes with wheat up to 2.5 cents per bushel, corn mostly lower to higher by 2 to 4 cents, oats steady to 2 higher, milo maize around 1.99 to 2.01, rye barley and soybeans listed with small shifts, sacked bran at 51.50 to 52.25.
Grain Market Roundup From Chicago Commodities
Chicago AP reports wheat No 2 hard at 1.72 and No 2 red at 1.70, corn No 2 yellow 1.44, oats No 2 heavy white 767s, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.96. Wheat rises 12 cents, soybeans up 42%4, oats jump 14-42, corn declines to about 1.35, rye mixed near 2. December and November futures shown with small shifts.
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Chicago
Wall Street Recovers From Blue Monday Dip
Wall Street endured a standard Blue Monday decline then edged higher late in the day with light but active trading. Volume reached about 9.3 million shares while the Dow Jones rose to 745.87, recovering from an early loss of 5.24 to its lowest level since the Kennedy assassination.
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New York
Dow Jones
Supreme Court to Hear Curtis Publishing Libel Appeal
The Supreme Court granted Curtis Publishing Co. an appeal of Wallace Butts libel damages totaling 460000. Butts, former Georgia football coach, sued over a Saturday Evening Post piece alleging he shared pregame secrets with Alabama coach Paul Bryant relating to a 1962 game won 35 0. Bryant settled a separate suit for 300000. No hearing date set.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Curtis Publishing Co
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Butts
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Paul Bryant
University of Alabama
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Atlanta
New York Times
Times
Bryant
Recreation chief heads to national congress in D C
Martin Rotunno city superintendent of recreation departed Saturday for Washington D C to attend the National Recreation and Park Association congress October 9 to 13. Officials say more than 5 000 recreation administrators and workers are expected to attend.
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Martin Rotunno
Washington, D. C
National Recreation and Park Association
Billing sley couple attend Iowa State KU game in Ames
Dr and Mrs John A Billing sley Jr of 217 S Plummer attended the Iowa State versus Kansas football game in Ames Iowa on Saturday. Dr Billing sley is a University of Kansas alumna.
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John A. Billingsley, Jr
S. Plummer
Iowa State
Ames
Iowa
Billingsley
University of Kansas
Nystrom elected Missouri Land Title Association president
Noel Nystrom of Overland Park was chosen president of the Missouri Land Title Association at the state convention in Jefferson City. He will attend the National Title Convention in Florida with his wife. Nystrom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nystrom of Iola. In a separate report, Harry Atkins said a .22 rifle and a half inch racket were stolen from his garage last month.
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Noel Nystrom
Overland Park
Independence
Missouri Land Title Association
Jefferson City
Nystrom
Florida
C. A. Nystrom
Iola
Harry Atkins
S. Washington
Bowling tournament lanes set for 1967 Miami Beach event
Thirty four lanes will be installed in the Miami Beach Convention Hall for the 1967 American Bowling Congress tournament running from March 4 through May 7.
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Miami Beach Convention Hall
Deaths, Funerals Mrs Manley and Mrs Hawes
Mrs Bert J Manley 88 of Tulsa died Saturday after an extended illness Born near Chanute July 21 1878 she was married to Bert J Manley who died in 1953 Survived by son Harold Manley Canada and two grandchildren Graveside rites set for Tuesday 2 p m Elmwood cemetery Mrs Roy Hawes 54 of Chanute died early today at Neosho Memorial Hospital Born Eureka Ark April 1 1912 she lived in Chanute most of her life Survived by husband three daughters five sons and 16 grandchildren Memorial services Wednesday 10 30 a m Johnson Chapel Burial Elmwood cemetery
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Bert J. Manley
Viola Wheatley Manley
Tulsa
Chanute
First Presbyterian Church
Harold W. Manley
Calgaria
Canada
G. T. Wheatley
S. Edith
Elmwood Cemetery
Roy Hawes
Roy
Nellie May) Hawes
Edith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eureka
Ark
Iola
Katherine Purdy
Alfred Hawes
E. 15Th
Leroy
Billie Ray
Robert L
Home
Tommie
Osawatomie
Nathan Welch
S. Evergreen
Oma Blair
Clarence Williams
R. J
Johnson Chapel
Bus Crash In Merriam Injures Eight Pupils
Eight kindergarten children were injured when a school bus left Antioch Road and Johnson Drive and went into a ditch. The injured were taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City where officials said one pupil was semi conscious.
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Merriam, Kan
Antioch Road
Johnson Drive
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas
El Capitan Delayed By Collision With Oil Truck
The westbound El Capitan passenger train struck a road oil truck near Lewis Kansas. The 5500 gallon truck was demolished and driver Donald L. Smith escaped with minor injuries. The front diesel unit was badly damaged and the train was held in Dodge City pending a diesel swap to resume service.
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Dodge City
Kan
el Capitan
The
Santa Fe
Lewis
Kinsley
Donald L. Smith
el Dorado
Decker & Son
Emporia
Bus crash injures children from Merriam Crestview kindergartens
Two children suffered broken legs and possibly internal injuries while four others had cuts and bruises. They were en route home from half-day classes when the Merriam and Crestview kindergarten bus left the road and landed in a three foot ditch.
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Merriam and
Crestview
Chanute Tribune Caps Local Rates and Staff Listings
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in territory and out of territory, including special Chanute post office boxholder options and carrier pricing. It also names staff such as Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor, with Fay D. Clopine as advertising manager and Ben Nicholas as circulation manager.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn
Dorsey Osborn
Finn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals From Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with Saturday and Sunday admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Entries note names and addresses for patients and relatives, types of cases such as medical and surgery, plus a Sunday fire run at a farm and a police summons for careless driving issued to Jerry Mead.
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Maude Harrington
Tioga Hotel
Tommy Smith
S. Central
Bernard Kennedy
Humboldt
Vernon Purdy
S. Evergreen
Arthur Stockebrand
Yates Center
Carol Cornish
N. Washington
Julie Barnett
Clayton Pugh
S. Larson
Kenneth Pierce
S. Rutter
Daniel Grayson
S. Lincoln
Larry Dalton
Kansas
G. D. Quidamer
Erie
J. C. Quinn
Jerry Mead
Chanute
Death of Tirella ruled accident in Newport
Newport Rhode Island AP police chief termed the death of Edward Tirella 42 of Dover New Jersey and Los Angeles an accidental fatality after a car driven by tobacco heiress Doris Duke crashed while Tirella opened estate gates. Duke said the car jumped forward trapping Tirella against a gate and a tree. he died from brain injuries. Duke received treatment for shock and facial cuts. Police awaited medical examiner report before concluding.
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Nivport
Joseph A. Radice
Doris Duke
Radic 2
Paul J. Sullivan
Newport
Miss Duke
Walsh
Tirella
Bellevue Avenue
Newport Hospital
Radice
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlight Local News
Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Oct 10 1966 including municipal matters, school notes, and community updates. Local officials address a public works project and a school event is announced with dates and venues.
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
K.C
Kansas City Cash
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Steven Truscott
Supreme Court of Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Lynne Harper
Clinton
Southwestern Bell
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Daily Transcript
James Ellis
Eric
Vicki Kidwell
Raul Quirarte
Forest
Steven Cunningham
Delbert Taylor
W. Main
Sidney Burris
Harold Felkins
S. Grant
Sealy
Golden Sleep Supreme
Golden Rest Guard
Chanute Furniture Co
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