Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
AP reports Kansas City livestock: cattle 2,200 and calves 100 steady with choice slaughter steers at 24.50 to 25.00 and heifers at 24.25. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows up to 25 higher. 1-3 190-260 lb barrows and gilts 17.00 to 17.50, 260-280 lb 16.50 to 17.00. sows 14.50 to 15.50 for 250-350 lb and 13.50 to 15.50 for 350-600 lb. Sheep 200 steady. spring lambs mostly 22.50 to 23.00 for few prime, 21.75 to 24.50 for good to choice, call to good owes 4.00 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in KC Market
Kansas City AP reports butter and eggs remained unchanged in the local market. No price shifts noted as supply and demand factors held steady through the trading session.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in Wholesale Market
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with small rises in certain grades and wholesale buying prices unchanged to two cents higher. Eggs remain steady to firm, with wholesale prices up to one cent for some grades and whites and yolk varieties listed.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures with mixed gains and losses
Chicago grain prices posted mixed moves with Wheat No 1 heavy up to 1.56 and No 2 red at 1.46 after a four cent rise in September. Corn No 1 yellow gained to 1.28 with September at 1.24 and oats rising to 69s. Soybeans held at 2.6242 per bushel with September futures at 2.56.
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Chicago
Grain and market roundup from Kansas City and New York
Wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and byproducts listed with CAR counts and price ranges at Kansas City futures. Wall Street notes airlines soft, rails strong in a mixed market with 44 million shares. Bond prices edge higher as New York closes with mixed stock results.
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New York
Pretty Cool Day in Louisville Weather Winner
Mrs Milton G Nuss marked June 22 as her birthday wedding anniversary and weather guessing contest day. She correctly picked the forecast high and won an air conditioner.
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Louisville
Milton G. Nuss
White Moderate Election Urged
ATLANTA Georgia AP a Negro leader urges members of his race to vote for a white moderate in the three man race for Fulton Superior Court Judge Durwood T Pye. A T Walden judge of the Atlanta Traffic Court says a vote for Negro attorney Donald Hollowell would be wasted and help reelect Pye who has been criticized for stiff sentences in civil rights cases. Negroes are urged to vote for white candidate Paul Webb Jr.
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Atlanta, Ga
Fulton
Durwood T. Pye
A. T. Walden
Atlanta
Donald Hollowell
Pye
Walden
Paul Webb Jr
Wyoming GOPer Pumps Gold Water
Cody Republican House Speaker Marlin Kurtz promotes Goldwater in the 1964 presidential race. He runs a Cody pipe-supply business and advertises with a large pump that circulates gold colored water and a sign reading Pumping for Goldwater.
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Wyoming
Cody
Wyo
Marlin Kurtz
GOP
Cancer Detection TV Screens Aid Vancouver Study
In Vancouver an AP report notes daily use of television to aid cancer detection. Denys R. Lock employs a microscope to transmit tissue images to a 14 inch screen while Dr. H. K. Fidler provides final diagnosis with a 23 inch display.
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Vancouver
Denys R. Lock
H. K. Fidler
Pathology
Air Force graduate headed for Pacific A F unit
Walter D Wood son of Mrs Mary M Wood St Paul has completed Air Force administrative specialist training at Amarillo AFB Texas and will join a PACAF unit at Wheeler AFB Hawaii The St Paul High School graduate is now proficient in Air Force correspondence and reports Army PFC Tony W Davis of Aberdeen Miss and his unit participate in Exercise Indian River III at Eglin AFB Fla through Sept 16 He is a driver in 18th Infantry Fort Riley Kan Police arrest Max A Smith Ponca City Okla for intoxication Also held were Chellis Davis Chanute and Marvin Lucas Weir A minor accident damages a 1961 Ford owned by Gordon L Smith Chanute Left door damage to Smith car from a 1953 Ford backing from a driveway Police report village Creek to hold 27th annual homecoming Sept 13 at the Community Center A basket dinner at noon and program in afternoon Visitors arrive to see relatives in Shawnee area and a guest from Kansas City expected at the Wilson home in Santa Fe
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Tex
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Air Force
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Hawaii
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Lucille Pearce
Reta
Washington
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fila
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18Th Infantry
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Benning
J. W. Davis
W. Canal St
Aberdeen
Miss
Hamilton High School
Max A. Smith
Ponca City
Okla
Chellis Davis
Chanute
Marvin Lucas
Weir
Lucas
Gordon L. Smith
S. Central
Ralph Cook
Garfield
Smith
Cook
Village Creek
Reed named new Scott City school superintendent
Jack L. Reed, a Chanute native and son of J. T. Reed of 1102 N Steuben, has been appointed superintendent of Scott City grade and junior high schools. His wife, Mrs Reed, is a former Murray Hill elementary teacher and the daughter of Rosco E. Clark.
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Jack L. Reed
Chanute
J. T. Reed
N. Steuben
Belgian family seeks new life in Canada
Jules Van Gool an auto mechanic from Belgium arrived with his wife and 11 children ages 3 to 23 in Montreal to begin anew settling in Saskatoon. Immigration officials later announced suitable lodgings were found.
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Que
Jules van Gool
Belgium
Immigration Department
van Gool
Saskatoon
Antwerp
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Clara Cook 79
Clara Cleva Cook 79 a resident of Erie Rest Home since 1963 died this morning after a weeklong illness. Born Sept 6 1884 in Appleton City Mo she married Andrew J Cook Mar 16 1913 and lived in Kimball. Her husband died in 1963. Survived by son Paul Cook and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 9 at Pierce Funeral Home Erie with Rev Wayne Newlin. burial East Hill Cemetery.
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Erie Rest Home
Kimball
Clara Cleva Conrad
Appleton City
Joseph Conrad
Andrew J. Cook
Walnut
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Wayne Newlin
East Hill Cemetery
Trio Escapes In Oklahoma
A New Mexico deputy marshal was shot and a fellow officer beaten with a chain as three white male prisoners escaped during a chase on U S 66 near Elk City Oklahoma J F Trujillo of Albuquerque was hit in the stomach and Crumb was beaten Both officers were taken to an Oklahoma City hospital with Trujillo listed in serious condition The suspects fled east in a 1963 light blue Ford with New Mexico plates and roadblocks and air reconnaissance were launched.
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Elk City
Okla
New Mexico U.S
J. F. Trujillo
Albuquerque
Crumb
Oklahoma City
Trujillo
U.S. 66
New Mexico
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Canute
$1.15 Hourly Minimum Pay Starts Today
Washington AP reports a new federal minimum wage of $1.15 per hour takes effect, affecting about 3.6 million workers under the 1961 Fair Labor Standards Act. Labor Department estimates roughly 565,000 workers will gain about $115 million annually, while most others already earn at least $1.15. The raise targets retail, service, and construction sectors, with overtime now at time and a half after 42 hours weekly, down from 44.
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Washington
Labor Department
Reed graduate linked to Kansas State College chain
Reed, a Chanute High School alumnus, earned a BS and MA at Kansas State College Pittsburg and is pursuing a doctorate at Colorado Teachers College Greeley. The family moves from Lamar Colorado to Hill City. Ford's Theatre ceased being a theater after Lincoln's assassination.
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Chanute High School
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Colorado Teachers College
Greeley
Hill City
Lamar
Colo
Funeral services for Robert L Flickinger of Tujunga
Funeral held for Robert L Flickinger in Tujunga California Saturday. Born April 23 189 with surviving sister Maxine Lacen of Galesburg. Miller Service reports Frank Ellsworth Miller’s service Sunday at 2 PM at Johnson Mortuary led by Rev Edgar Rains. Burial at Earlton Cemetery. Memorial gifts to the heart fund.
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Galesburg
Frank Ellsworth Miller
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Edgar Rains
Earlton Cemetery
Heart Fund
Funeral Service for Dennis Lynn Chambers
Funeral service for Dennis Lynn Chambers eight was held Saturday at 2 30 PM at New York Valley Church of God rural Yates Center. Officiating was Rev W B Wigens. Burial followed in Yates Center Cemetery under H R Campbell and Sons Funeral Home. Dennis was born May 13 1956 and died August 29 at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Survivors: Kenneth and Mrs Chambers, four brothers Roger Lonie Gary David, sister Sheryl Ann, grandparents L A Chambers and Fred Laver, great grandparents H A Folk and Stella Laver. Bearers: Jim Lewis Kenneth Peck Joe Tedder Richard Grieser Wayne Jesseph Eddie McCoy.
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Dennis Lynn Chambers
New York
Stella Laver
Jim Lewis
Kenneth Peck
Joe Tedder
Richard Grieser
Wayne Jesseph
Eddie McCoy
Woman shoots estranged husband in Kansas City
In Kansas City a woman shot and killed her estranged husband after he allegedly burst into her apartment, cut her with a butcher knife, and threatened her. Leotus Brooks, 42, was wounded four times while his wife Alma Lee Brooks, 26, suffered knife wounds to the neck and head. She had filed for divorce.
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Kansas City
Leotus Brooks
Alma Lee Brooks
Television’s precursor found in 19th century Irish telegraphing
Louis May’s 1873 discovery that selenium converts light to electric impulses laid groundwork for early television concepts, predating Marconi’s radio messages and linking Irish scientific ingenuity to later broadcasting advancements.
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Marconi
Louis May
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported in Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript lists admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Stel la Koon and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson with several medical entries, along with dismissals and an array of patient movements. It also records highway patrol citations for multiple drivers from Benedict, Fort Scott, Humboldt, Emporia, and Santa Fe, with fines and costs noted.
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Stella Koon
N. Forest
Gilbert Wilson
N. Highland
Floyd Puckett
Charlie Lawrence
W. Walnut
Betty Vanderford
Westwern Nursing Home
Mary Tomlinson
Westview Nursing Home
Jim Holt
Malcolm
Herschel Robertson
Kansas
Warren Turner
Lincoln
Sherrill Rush
Santa Fe
Lowell Anderson
Humboldt
Leo Harner
Howard McNeill
Billie Bradfield
N. Malcolm
Highway Patrol
Clifford L. Ray
Benedict
Gary W. Clements
Fort Scott
Anthony Delgado
Emporia
Robert F. Manley i
Tennessee
Jimmy
Santa E
Robert E. Joy
Lyle D. Yowell
Humboldt R
Floyd L. Osborn
William M. Payne
Buffalo
Bobby Kennedy resigns as attorney general in 1964
Robert F. Kennedy announces his resignation as attorney general after a White House meeting with Lyndon Johnson, becoming the first Johnson Cabinet member to quit. He is a Democratic Senate candidate in New York, and a letter exchange with the president was anticipated. Kennedy and his wife Ethel arrived late for the planned 11:30 a.m. meeting.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Senate
New York
John F. Kennedy
Ethel
Court Test Sept 16 Unification
TOPEKA UP A first hearing in Shawnee County district court on a suit challenging the constitutionality of school unification is set for Sept 16. George D. Keith, unification director of the state Department of Public Instruction, discussed plans for 39 counties holding elections next Tuesday.
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Shawnee County
George D. Keith
State Department of Public Instruction
Keith
Attorney General's Office
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