Livestock and grain price report Kansas City and Chicago
Cattle numbers small calves none to establish prices. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows uneven to 25-50 lower. Barrows and gilts 190-260 lb 16.75-17.25, 210-285 lb 17.50, 253-270 lb 16.50-17.00, sows 13 275-350 lb Th 14.25-15.25, under 279 lb 15.50, 350-600 lb 13.25-14.50. Sheep none. Wheat and corn prices mixed at Chicago with declines and gains. No 1 red wheat 147.5, No 2 red 145-1/4, No 1 heavy red 147.5. Corn No 1 yellow 129.54, No 2 yellow 129.25, No 3 yellow 128. Oats No 2 heavy white 70s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 255-?. soybeans oil 9.15. Wheat closed slightly lower, corn up, oats steady, rye down, soybeans mixed.
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Kansas City
Butter and eggs steady across markets
AP dispatch from Chicago notes butter unchanged and prices steady. Eggs show little movement with mixed lots at 7, medium at 95, and standard 31 percent white content, while overall classes remain near previous levels.
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Chicago
Wall Street closes mixed on modest labor day trading
Wall Street edged higher in late afternoon trading with about 4.1 million shares changing hands. A broad range of issues rose a point or more while most major stocks showed fractional gains or losses. Corporate bonds rose as government issues fell.
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New York
Area Votes In Congress
Washington AP reports Kansas Republicans backed roll calls in Congress. Senate adopted a Gore amendment 49 to 44 to create a health care plan for the aged via Social Security, with Carlson and Parson opposing. House passed a bill 236 to 110 to shield fish and wildlife from insecticides herbicides fungicides and pesticides, with Ellsworth Shriver Shubitz for and Dole not voting-avery against.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Gore
D-Tenn
Carlson and
Parson
Ellsworth
Shriver
Shubitz
Dole
Avery
Food Stamp Plan Will Continue in Kansas Pilot
LYONS Kan AP Ralph Metcalf director of the Kansas pilot food stamp program announced the project will continue to operate under existing regulations until further notice.
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Lyons, Kan
Ralph Metcalf
Wheat and grain price report from Kansas City market
Wheat prices move with 42 on the down tick and various grades listed. Corn shows mixed sessions with white and yellow types near 1.35 to 1.42. Other grains including oats rye barley soybeans and bran shorts also feature in ranges and slight shifts.
Car scrape reported on Main Street parking
Mrs Cynthia Knedrick Cha nute backed from a spot and scraped the bumper of M J Martin’s parked car at 301 S Steuben with slight damage to her vehicle and none to Martin’s Theft of a 12 foot steel bottom boat from the Neosho River at Austin was reported The owner Don Garrelson 1811 Edith said the boat was kept tied with a locked log chain
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Cynthia Knedrick
Chanute
M. J. Martin
S. Steu‘ben
Main
Martin
Neosho River
Austin
Don Garrelson
Edith
Teenagers Fuel Rise in August Jobless Rate
Washington AP reports unemployment rose to 5.1 percent in August as teen unemployment jumped, offsetting July’s dip under 5 percent. Heads of families and other adults posted multi-year lows, but total unemployed fell by 160 000. Bureau of Labor Statistics spokesman Harold Goldstein warned teen influx could worsen unemployment unless demand grows.
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Washington
Uems
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ray Morgan Returns to Work After Racing Crash
Kansas City Star correspondent Ray Morgan recovers from a left shoulder fracture after a racing car overturn Sunday. He was released from the hospital Wednesday and plans to return to his desk today, dictating his stories.
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Kansas City
Ray Morgan
Kansas
The
Kansas City Star
Morgan
Delinquents Found In Own Office In Peoria
PEORIA Ill AP State's Attorney James Cunningham leading a drive against delinquent Peoria County taxpayers suspended three assistants in the same category. Two were reinstated after paying their real estate taxes while the third was out of town and unavailable for comment.
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Peoria, Ill
James Cunningham
Peoria County
Rainbow Veterans Meet Here
The Chanute Chapter of the 42nd Rainbow Division Veterans Assn will hold its annual party Saturday with a 6 30 p.m. dinner at Orchid Buffet and a Sunday breakfast there. Over 100 guests expected from California Arizona Texas Missouri Oklahoma and many Kansas towns with about 80 percent from out of town. Prominent attendees include Robert Taylor past national president Carl Laughlin Lawrence Wood past national vice presidents Hugh MacLean and Maj Gen Joe Nickell national executive committeemen and Mrs Francis Wood junior past national president of the Rainbow Auxiliary.
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Chanute Chapter
42Nd Rainbow Division Veterans Assn
Orchid
Robert Taylor
Carl Laughlin
Lawrence Wood
Hugh MacLean
Joe Nickell
Francis Wood
The
Rainbow Auxiliary
California
Arizona
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Back Handed Way To Promote Demos
State Sen. Keith Sebelius of Norton accuses the Johnson administration of using public funds to aid the Democratic campaign this fall. He cites a tax bulletin from the Government Printing Office that included an ad selling John F Kennedy's inaugural address for 25 cents a copy, calling it a political trick funded by taxpayers.
Fanny Hill Moves Off Boston Shelves
Boston AP reports that the 18th century novel Fanny Hill Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure will be removed from Boston shelves after Superior Court Judge Donald M. Macauley ruled it obscene indecent and impure. He noted the work has neither literary nor social value.
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Boston
Fanny Hill
London
Superior Court
Donald M. Macauley
Salina Fire Fatal to Tot
A 16 month old, Craig Gilbert, died in a north Salina home fire after reportedly suffocating. Four other children escaped as the mother left the five children unattended to visit a neighbor. Police investigated the cause.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
Craig Gilbert
Sympathizer Joins Stranded Cat Rescue in LA
A man climbed a three story building to reach a cat named Tabby stranded for two days. Fire department rescue crews lowered both man and cat from the location on Thursday. The rescuer declined to identify himself.
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Los Angeles
Fire Department
Tabby
Senate adjourns in two seconds for holiday weekend
The Senate met for two seconds and adjourned for Labor Day weekend with Sen. Lee Metcalf earning the nickname fastest gavel. The brief session followed constitutional limits on adjournment without consent, with Metcalf announcing adjournment until Tuesday noon.
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Washington
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Federal Aid To Train Nurses Initiative Signed
President Johnson signed a five year federal aid program totaling 287.6 million dollars to increase nursing training. The White House ceremony included 15 congress members led by Hubert Humphrey. Johnson noted 20 percent of hospital professional nurse positions are unfilled and projected a need for 850,000 nurses by 1970, 300,000 more than today.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
White House
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
America
Strike Ends as Philippine Airlines Resumes Operations
Manila AP reports Philippine Air Lines resumes normal operations after a three day strike settlement. The move ends a work stoppage that disrupted flights and affected schedules in Manila and other hubs.
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Manila
Philippine Air Lines
5th District Democrats Elect Lill
State Rep. Frank Lill of Emporia was elected Democratic chairman for the 18 county 5th District succeeding D. J. Saia who resigned after eight years. Fort Scott’s Ernestine Brennan was re elected vice chair man Ruth Davis of Bart let secretary and Robert Docking of Arkansas City treasurer. Rob Russell of Coffeyville said southeast Kansas is a depressed area because the present congressman is not on the Johnson team and he will be a working congressman. A Neosho county delegation attended the Parsons meeting with Shelton Propst Kay Gros kinsky and Henry Watkins among attendees.
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Ernestine Brennan
Fort Scott
Ruth Davis
Bartlett
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Rob Russell
Coffeyville
Kansas
Johnson
Neosho County
Parsons
Shelton Propst
Kay Groskinsky
Chanute
County Central Committee
Henry Watkins
Erie
Dwinell and Lake Funeral Notices From Town In Kansas
Funeral service for Mrs. Robert Dwinell was held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Virgil Collins officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Flowers arranged by local women. Bearers named. Mrs. Lillie Porter Lake died in Wichita and services were held at Yates Center with burial in Yates Center cemetery. Surviving sisters and brothers listed with addresses and locations.
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Dwinell
Robert Dwinell
Roy S. Gibson
Virgil Collins
Memorial Park Cemetery
Tony Collins
Pete Smith
Old Rugged Cross
Mrs. Smith
Lewis Clark
Frank Barker
Carl Clark
Edwin Byers
Paul Morris
Jim Morris
Mosquito Control Advice For Home And Yard
Mosquitoes can be a nuisance and disease carriers. Rainy weather creates breeding sites. eggs hatch in 2 to 3 days in warm conditions. Eliminate standing water in cans, tires, ditches, and flat roofs. Thin oil sprays smother larvae. commercial insecticide sprays control populations for a week. Contact county agent or Public Health Department for more information.
Chanute Tribune 1964 Chanute Hospital and legal notices
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals list on Thursday plus births and admissions today. Marriage licenses issued in Erie include Edward Kernick with Nancy Bartholomew and Debard Daniels with Kathleen Thielman. James Bailey with Marcia Sandberg. Police traffic citation for Gary Wilson for illegal parking. several intoxication pleas with jail terms. Raymond Cameron cited for failing to yield. case dismissed due to juvenile status.
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Erie
Edward Lee Kernick
McCune
Nancy Carol Bartholomew
Devard Junior Daniels
Bronson
Kathleen F. Thielman
Fort Scott
James Richard Bailey
Liberty
Marcia Ellen Sandberg
Chanute
Thomas T. Wheatley
Billie M. Solomon
Chelus Davis
Marvin Lucas
Weir
Max A. Smith
Ponca City
Okla
Raymond Cameron
Garfield
3Rd
Highland
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