Livestock Prices Move in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show steady to higher prices for cattle with choice slaughter steers 23.75 to 25.0 dollars and calves 15.50 to 17.00 dollars. Hogs advance 25 cents with barrows and gilts in the 15.25 to 15.75 range for various weights. Sheep see slaughter lambs 25 to 30 lower, with feeders and ewes steady.Chicago live poultry prices unchanged roasters 23 to 26, White Rock fryers 18 to 19, heavy hens around 16. Eggs mix with some declines. grade A whites above 96.12 and other grades lower. Butter steady.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parson's Market Hog and Cattle Prices Reported
Parson's stock market bulletin lists hog prices for U S Nos 1 and 2 grades 190 to 240 pounds at 615 00 with high choice cuts 15 25 and various other weights and grades. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers 22 00 to 24 00 U S good 20 00 to 699 00 standards 16 00 to 20 00 creep fed calves 18 00 to 21 00 stocker and feeder calves 21 00 to 24 00, heifers and yearlings priced across multiple ranges. Veal cows bulls sheep and other categories follow with varied quotes.
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Parsons
U.S
Egg price report from Kansas City market
Kansas City AP notes wholesale egg quotations with large eggs at 80 percent A 360-30 and mediums at 80 percent A 29-31. Other produce prices remained unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain and oil market closing prices today
In Chicago, prices show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Cort No 1 yellow at 1.25 percent, No 4 yellow at 1.17 percent. Soybean oil 10.67. Soybeans closed 2 to 1? cents higher, November at 2.69 4-69. Wheat down 1 to 1.%% cents, December new grade 1.48 ¾. Corn down percent to December 1.21 ¾, rye down 4 to 2 cents, December 1.26 ½.
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Chicago
Wall Street Edges Higher on Speculation Amid Volume Rise
Wall Street moved irregularly in late trading as volume reached about five million shares, up from 4.1 million Monday. Interest centered on speculative issues including rails with merger possibilities. Corporate bonds were mixed and U S government bonds were steady in light over the counter trading.
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New York
Deaths and Funerals Including Mrs Ethel Maring
Mrs Ethel Maring age 67 of Kingston Rhode Island died of a heart attack. Funeral services will be at Cranston Funeral Home Kingston Thursday morning at 11 oclock. Tom W Billings aged 83 died in Parsons at Labette County Medical Center after a long Kansas life. Graveside service 2 30 p m Friday Mount Olive Cemetery Pittsburg with Masonic rites. The Erie Funeral Chapel will host viewing Thursday 7 to 8 30 p m.
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Ed Breiner
Ashby
Ethel Maring
Kingston
R. I
Maring
Keith Maring
Lexington
Chanute
Malcolm
Cranston Funeral Home
Tom W. Billings
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Missouri
Monroe Billings
Kansas
Tom Billings
Pittsburg
Erie
Ralph Willison
Erie Rest Home
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
J. R. Dalby
Cincinnati
Ohio
Don W. Lusk
Silver City
N. M
Mount Olive Cemetery
Wayne Newlin
Wheat and grain prices and traffic death log
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices steady to higher with various No 2 and No 3 category bids for futures across different grades. Corn, rye, barley, soybeans and bran listed with bid ranges. Topeka traffic death log reports 0 deaths in 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with October totals for 1964 and the comparable 1963 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Birthday cake surprise for patient at Neosho Memorial
Mrs Stella Koon aged 73, a four week patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital, was surprised with a birthday cake yesterday. The cake was brought by Mr and Mrs J F Vaughn. Chanute attendees at Friendship night at Bethany Shrine Neodesha included several couples and their companions. Further details list names and addresses of attendees.
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Stella Koon
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
J. F. Vaughn
W. Walnut
Chanute
Bethany Shrine
Neodesha
Messrs
Mmes
Don, Beach
Charles Leavitt
Harry Kennedy
J. C. Rensing
Wasser
William Smittle
Inez Bray
Gladys Wiles
Nola Ellison
J. R. Wasser
Rebecca Shinn
Anna Peterson
Lila Mee
B. Hargrove
F. J. Wagner
Fay Clopine
Vern Steele
Perry School to Host Monthly Community Meeting
The Perry School will hold its monthly community meeting Thursday evening. Each family is asked to bring cookies.
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Perry
Mrs Read Exhibits Large Gourd Trio at Tribune Office
Mrs James Read of 901 W Walnut shows three oversized gourds at The Tribune office. She notes many gourds grow on their backyard fence. The largest stands 17 inches high with a 24 inch circumference. She plans to craft birdhouses from dried shells, saying they make a fine wrens home. The gourds are bulbous at the base and taper to a neck like a bowling pin, but larger.
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James Read
W. Walnut
Tribune
Mrs E V Stout Returns From Needles Visit
Mrs E V Stout returns to her Needles California home after two week visit to her mother Mrs G H Clark and other relatives at 1207 Washington and surrounding areas.
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E. V. Stout
Needles
Calif
G. H. Clark
Washington
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Admission and discharge listings for Neosho Memorial Hospital on Monday include patients Myrtle Martin Vaughn Brooks Henry Pearman Travers Wilson Walter Akridge Sarah Miller Edith James Burke Joseph Park, and Leo Schmidt. Highway patrol citations list several motorists with fines for speeding reckless driving and improper muffler. Building permits issued cover multiple addresses with estimated costs.
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Myrtle Martin
N. Forest
Vaughn Brooks
N. Evergreen
Medical
Henry Pearman
S. Central
Travers Wilson
E. 11Th
Walter Akridge
N. Garfield
Sarah Miller
Edith
James Burke
Humboldt
Joseph Park
S. Western
Highway Patrol
Orval K. Swaney
Highland
Francis A. Jones
Steuben
Larry
Gillum
James
Ellis
Larson
Leo Hahn
Parsons
A. J. Busse
Malcolm
Underground Test Set for Wednesday In Mississippi
In Baxterville Mississippi an underground nuclear test is scheduled for Wednesday. The blast will approximate one quarter the power of the Hiroshima bomb, detonated 2700 feet below the surface in the Tatum salt dome. It aims to test underground explosion detecting devices.
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Baxterville
Miss
Hiroshima
Tatum Salt Dome
No Hair Holidays Prom Hair Policy Draws Line
Isle of Wight County School Board on Monday reaffirmed that proms and dances are a traditional high school practice. It also announced there will be no more half days off for girls to fix their hair for the big event.
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Isle OF Wight, Va
Isle of Wight County
Breedlove Sets 468.72 MPH Land Speed Record
Craig Breedlove on the Bonneville Salt Flats topped the world land speed mark at an average 468.72 mph in the Spirit of America. The 28-year-old Californian became the third driver to break the record in two weeks, surpassing Art Arons who had earlier averaged 434.02 mph.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Craig Breedlove
Breedlove
Art Arions
Blind population in the United States estimated at 405000
A national estimate places the number of blind people in the United States at about 405000, highlighting the scope of visual impairment in the country.
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United States
Payoff claim tied to private Democratic messages
A Democratic National Committee employee testified he received a $1000 payoff after delivering copies of private Democratic messages and schedules to John Grenier, executive director of the Republican National Committee. The affidavit, dated Oct. 12, states the action occurred with party approval after reporting to Democrats. Grenier declined comment. reporters observed Flax delivering the materials and Grenier handling a Teletype copy.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
John Grenier
Republican National Committee
Louis Flax
Democratic Party
Grenier
Wayne Phillips
Flax
Mr. Lewis
St Mary College Starts Construction on Addition
Leavenworth Kansas AP construction has begun on a three story five hundred room addition to the St Mary College mother house. The project costs five hundred thousand dollars and is expected to wrap up on April fifteenth, 1968. J H Dunn Construction Co of Kansas City handles framing and Kansas City Electrical Co handles electrical work.
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Leavenworth, Kan
St. Mary College
J. H. Dunn Construction Co
Kansas City
Kansas Cty Electrical Co
Fargo man arraigned on felonious assault charge
Floyd Keith Stone of Fargo North Dakota faced arraignment in city court on felonious assault charges. He was released on a $1000 bond and ordered to return for a preliminary hearing at 3 p.m. on October 2.
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Floyd Keith Stone
Fargo
N. D
XB70A Bomber Surges In Edwards Flight Test
Test pilot Al White pushed the XB70A bomber past 700 mph and 35000 feet at Edwards AFB California. It was the third test in a troubled program, with White predicting a planned 80000 foot ceiling and 2000 mph top speed. Monday’s flight was the highest and fastest of the trio.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
al White
White
Smart Pooch Uses Tail Tapping to Enter Home
Springfield Kentucky report details George the cocker spaniel finding a doorway by standing on the top step and tapping his tail against the door until Frank Carrico opened it. Carrico notes they never know if it is George or a neighbor at the door.
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Springfield
George
Frank Carrico
Carrieco
New Sweet Music bra features contoured cups and elastic straps
Contoured cups have whisper-light Dacron 88 polyester fill for emphasis. Smooth elastic straps resist curling, rippling, twisting. Full back expanse offered in A and B cups. Price listed as $395 with materials including cotton broadcloth and multiple fibers.
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Kansas City Cash
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Burlington
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South Central
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Hurley Stout
Joseph Hansen
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