Bonds Yielding Good Dividends Amid Weak Demand
The article notes top grade corporate and government bonds yield income higher than most stocks as prices fall. Investors favor stocks for capital gains despite safer bonds, while Fed action raises rates to align short term lending. Treasury plans another 3 1/2 billion dollar borrowing next month amid inflation worries. The piece contrasts bond yields around 4 percent with stock returns near 3 1/2 percent in a growth mood.
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Family visits wrap up with departures across Kansas
Humboldt Mrs Nell Kershner of Paola and Mrs Anna Cassidy of Osawatomie returned home Saturday after visiting Mrs Kershner’s sister Mrs Ward Barricklow. They were joined Friday by Mrs W J Casper for an overnight. The Van Nices of Emporia hosted relatives Curtis David Jane and Susan. The Puckett family plus Minnie Towles joined G C Van Nice for dinner before departures. Rev Joseph N Farley CP left Blackstone Ill after a visit with Lauretta Di-
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Atlanta Mare Wins Five-Gaited Stake
Lady Carrigan, a 10 year old mare owned by Miss Julie Richardson of Atlanta Georgia, captured her third $5,000 five gaited championship at the American Royal Horse Show in Kansas City. Afire of Greenhill Stables Tulsa Oklahoma placed second while King Lee with Arthur Simmons of Mexico Missouri took third. Special Guy ridden and owned by Ann Maddox of Macon Missouri won the $300 juvenile stake at the matinee.
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Chanute News Briefs and Local Notices
Local briefs note a Royal Neighbors of America gathering in Altoona with Chanute participation and a Chanute ministerial breakfast at the Silver Grill. Weekend social items mention tours of the Ozarks, a Winterrowd reunion planned in Chanute, and a car accident on 1111 Lafayette involving Mrs Harold Myers.
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U S Income Regains Much of Lost Ground
Washington reports incomplete third quarter figures show national income recovering much of the downturn from the recession. The Commerce Department notes a $1.3 billion gain for the second quarter and expects a larger rise for the July-September period, though corporate profits for that quarter remain untabulated.
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Nixon Claims GOP Strength In Upsurge
In Minneapolis Vice President Nixon asserted a dramatic upsurge in Republican strength in the congressional campaign a claim challenged by Rep. Eugene McCarthy who said the shift is not evident after four months of campaigning. McCarthy questioned Nixon's Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska data as he argued the Democratic tide remains.
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Thief Reconsiders Church Money Found
In Hutchinson Kansas an incident at the First Southern Baptist Church saw a thief steal a money bag containing about 136 dollars from the church office. The burglar left the locked bag behind a store where an 8 year old boy found it and handed it to his mother before police were called.
Ness Sought By Officers Over Missing Funds
Officers informed him they had the money and had been looking for the owner for an hour.
Two Students Die in Fraternity House Fire
In Washington, two George Washington University students died in a fraternity house fire fueled by wood shavings and tar paper used as decorations. Roger Weldon Ussery, 22, of Rockingham North Carolina, and Floyd Lansing Ormsby, 21, of Islip Long Island New York, perished in a third floor bedroom after being trapped. Six others escaped. one, James G. Wingo, 28, suffered severe burns. Damages were about 40000 dollars to the Delta Tau Delta house. investigators suspect a cigarette may have started the blaze.
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Docking Leads Reed In 5th District Poll
In a Hutchinson Daily News poll covering 33 counties, Gov. George Docking led Clyde M. Reed Jr 59.1 percent to 45.9 percent. Docking drew 1,653 votes to Reed’s 1,398 in the week-long survey. The poll echoes past results with Docking previously at 58 percent and Reed at 42 percent two years earlier.
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Right-to-Work Amendment Vote Totals Reported
The tally shows 1,894 voting yes and 889 voting no with 402 undecided on the right-to-work amendment. the source cites eee Jr. Republican and a figure of 1,460.
Republican Candidates to Appear on KOAM TV
Neosho County GOP chairman Mrs Ed Peterson announced that Republican candidates will appear on KOAM TV channel 7 in Pittsburg Tuesday at 6 15 p m The program will feature the candidates and provide time for discussion with viewers.
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James Attends National Shoe Show in Chicago
James of James Shoe Stores joins an estimated 35 000 buyers traveling to Chicago for the National Shoe Show October 26 to 30. The event, under the National Shoe Retailers Association, displays 95 percent of U S shoe brands in four major hotels with 3000 companies showing spring and summer styles. Representatives will glimpse new colors materials and trends to be manufactured.
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