Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists cattle with 1,800 head and calves 25 active, steers steady to 25 higher, cows 25 lower, choice steer prices 20.00 to 25.75, feeders 20.50 to 22.50. hogs 2,200 head with barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows up to 25. sheep 200 head steady with spring lambs 22.50 to 23.00 and ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Also grain quotes for corn oats and soybeans. Chicago butter market steady to firm with AA, A, B and C grade quotations listed.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Butter Steady
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Report Summary
Hogs ranged from 9 to 16.50 per cwt with U S No 1 and 2 weights 190 240 pounds at 16 00 to 16 35 and high choice 16 50. Cattle listed steady with grain fed steers 600 700 pounds 22 00 to 23 50, calves 21 50 to 23 00, stockers 20 00 to 24 00, cows 10 00 to 15 00, bulls 15 50 to 20 00. Sheep steady with spring lambs 21 50 and wool 18 00 to 20 00.
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Parsons
U.S
Egg and dairy price update from Kansas City AP note
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs fryers and broilers and butter unchanged. Wholesale egg quotes show large 80 percent A at 36 to 38 cents and medium 80 percent A at 34 to 36 cents.
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Kansas City
Wheat Prices Report From Kansas City
AP dispatch notes early market activity with wheat prices and elevator notes. Mentions 9 cars, grades No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.61 per bushel, but details are incomplete and truncated.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Grain prices move up and down for September
Chicago grain prices show varied shifts for September with wheat up a cent to about $1.43 a bushel and corn around $1.249, oats up 4 cents to 65 cents, rye up 21 cents to $1.30, and soybeans higher at $2.54 a bushel.
Two Builders Rescued From 22 Floors Up In Chicago
Two painters, Juan Mendez age 32 and Curtis Kulzer age 39, dangled ten minutes from safety belts on a scaffold 22 stories above Chicago's Loop while working on a new U.S. courthouse. They fell from the scaffold but suffered no injuries.
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Chicago
Loop
Juan Mendez
Curtis Kulzer
U.S
NFO Meeting Set Friday in Altoona Auditorium
An area National Farmers Organization meeting will be held in the city auditorium Friday at 8 p m. Don Evertson national Kansas director will be present to give news of southeast Kansas and Oklahoma also national news. Neil Nelson Wilson county NFO president said today the holding action now in effect will be discussed.
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Altoona
National Farmers Organization
Don Evertson
National Kansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Neil Nelson
Wilson County
NFO
Police Court Actions and Civil Filings Reported
District court notes include State v. Franklin Williamson Jr. for rape, defendant remanded to custody until October term after transfer from Larned state hospital. Also Brazil Grain Storage sued Lac key et al. for judgment and receiver appointment, with amend petition and answer windows granted. Divorce action Sue C Scott v Perry Scott seeks cross petition. answer permitted. Descent partition and quiet title action George W Palen et al v Nancy D Sharp et al. evidence heard, case continued to Sept 22. Local police action includes Mrs J R Nielsen cited for speeding and accident avoidance. $10 bend posted.
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J. R. Nielsen
Lincoln
Chanute
Franklin Williamson Jr
Neosho County
State Hospital
Larned
William Brazil
Brazil Grain Storage
Judd Lackey
Carol Scott
Robert Perry Scott
George W. Palen
Nancy D. Sharp
Two Killed At NFO Picketing in Wisconsin
Two men were killed during a National Farmers Organization picketing demonstration in Bonduel Wisconsin when a livestock dealer's truck loaded with cattle ran them down at the Equity Livestock Cooperative yards. The truck bearing Ivan Miller of Cecil was surrounded by about 250 pickets. police seized the driver's pistol and escorted him to the Equity office amid jeers. Authorities worked to separate demonstrators as state patrols helped restore order. Earlier, pickets had repelled a hog truck before the fatal incident.
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Bonduel
Wis
National Farmers Organization
Equity Livestock Cooperative Yards
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Ivan Miller
Cecil
Wall Street gains push Chrysler GM to record highs
Wall Street in New York sees Chrysler and General Motors touch historic peaks as industrials rally. Heavy trading with volume around 5.3 million shares, corporate bonds rising while government bonds slip.
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NEW York
Chrysler
General Motors
Clerk Arrests Man Over Lost Key Claim
A Springfield AP report says William Janowitz, 20, of Columbus Ohio, told a bus depot clerk he lost his pay locker key. When asked what was in the locker he described lock picks a glass cutter and a hacksaw blade. Police arrested him and he waived an extradition hearing and was sent back to Columbus to face burglary and theft charges.
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Springfield
William Janowitz
Janowitz
Columbus
Ohio
Desert Island prize goes to Maine girl winner
South Portland teen Madelene A Hourihan wins a two acre Rock in Casco Bay named West Brown Cow Island from a car dealer contest. The prize sits four miles offshore with no trees just grass and scrub. She plans weekend visits for tenting lobster feeds and fishing.
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South Portland
Maine
West Brown Cow Island
Casco Bay
Madelene A. Bhourihan
Typhoon Sally Hits Philippines and Winds Reach 200 mph
Manila AP reports Typhoon Sally lashed northern Philippines with fringe winds up to 200 mph moving through Babuyan Channel toward the South China Sea. No immediate damage noted in isolated areas. Refugees in Macao report Typhoon Ruby killed over 20 in Red China and Hong Kong records 41 deaths and 300 injuries due to flooding in Kwangtung and Pearl River delta.
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Manila
Sally
Philippines
Babuyan Channel
Luzon Island
South China Sea
Formosa
Red China
Macao
Ruby
Pearl River
Kwangtung Province
Hong Kong
Barry Goldwater vows to halt spending spree in California kickoff
In Los Angeles Goldwater addressed 53120 attendees at the Dodger Stadium. He framed his campaign as a bid to curb Democratic spending and win three Western states, with California seen as the key prize for its 40 electoral votes. He outlined a path through California Oregon and Washington.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Oregon
Sacramento
Calif
Klamath Falls
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Dodgers
Angels
Five Killed Six Survive in Navy Plane Crash
A U S Navy P2 Neptune patrol plane with 13 crew crashed in the South China Sea. Five men were killed and the remaining eight rescued by the destroyer Maddox. The crash occurred during an operational patrol. cause is under investigation and names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Manila
South China Sea
U.S. Navy
Navy
Maddox
Langley Point Naval Air Station
Gulf of Tonkin
Langley
Miss Kansas Wears Gown at Miss America Powwow
Miss Kansas Sharon Savage of Florence and 16 other contestants enter the evening gown phase of the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. The rest of the 50 title contenders will later perform in swim suit and talent rounds with no winner announced yet.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Kansas
Sharon Savage
Florence
Miss Savage
Charles Savage
Convention Hall
False Arrest Suit Filed Over JFK Picket Incident
Gene A. Guinn, jailed after the November 22 JFK assassination, filed a false arrest suit in Dallas seeking 150 dollars in damages from Capt. Pat Gannaway and detectives T. T. Wardlaw and M. H. Brumley. Guinn, one of six arrested near the Trade Mart for anti Kennedy signs, says a trespass charge was dismissed and he seeks lost income.
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Dallas
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Gene A. Guinn
Pat Gannaway
Special Service Bureau
T. T. Wardlaw
M. H. Brumley
Guinn
Trade Mart
Tioga HD Unit meeting postponed to September 17
The Tioga Home Demonstration Unit will hold its meeting on September 17 instead of Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Naff of 617 West Oak is the hostess. Weekend visitors included Mrs. O C Fieldline and daughter and family of Joliet Illinois, Mr and Mrs Dean Burtch and Dean Jr. of Joliet.
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Tioga
Floyd Naff
W. Oak
0. C. Fieidline
Kansas
Dean Burtch and
Dean Jr
Joliet, Ill
Reopen Baker Case Seen by Senate Leaders
The Senate Democratic leadership voted unanimously to reopen the Bobby Baker investigation with focus on a $35,000 payoff charge by former Ambassador Matthew McCloskey. Senator Mansfield said he will introduce a resolution to renew the Rules Committee's probe authority directing examination of Williams’s allegation regarding the DC Stadium Contract payoff.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Matthew McCloskey
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
John J. Williams
Rdel
McCloskey
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Tennessee family vacation through the Ozarks ends with wedding
A Tennessee family returned Monday after a 12 day trip through Southwest Missouri Northwest Arkansas and Northeast Oklahoma. They spent time with relatives in Harrison Ozone Siloam Springs Lincoln and Gentry Ark. While in Harrison they attended granddaughter July Wolfe's wedding on August 29.
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Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bull Shoals
Harrison
Ozone
Siloam Springs
Lincoln
Gentry
Ark
July Wolfe
Sunny Stone HD Unit Meets in Buffalo for Craft Plans
The September Sunny Stone HD Unit gathering in the Buffalo Community Building hosted by Mrs. Dale Sharp and Mrs. Merle Summerville was attended by 21 members and two guests. W. D. Brown presided. W. D. Hempel spoke on pesticides safety and local safety posters. A County Fair booth report, Crafts Day on October 7 at Altoona, and the Fall Tour to Wichita on October 15–16 were planned. New officers will be elected in October. Miss Schaus taught fabrics and patterns for fall. Recreation was led by Mrs. George Cox. Refreshments were served.
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W. D. Brown
W. T. Swinney
Marilyn Schaus
Wilson County
W. D. Hempen
Altoona
Wichita
Schaus
George Cox
Kansas traffic deaths in 24 hours to 9 a.m. today
A brief Topeka AP traffic death log reports one fatality in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. today for September with the 1964 figure at 22 and the comparable 1963 period at 394. A delayed report from August references Mount Kilimanjaro rising over three miles into the African sky.
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Chanute
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia Goodland
Hill City
Manhattan
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas
Mount Kilimanjaro
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