Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady Across Holistic Market
AP reports cattle strong demand with 1 800 head cattle and 100 calves plus 4 500 hogs. feeder steers 25.00 28.00 per 530 875 pounds and feeder heifers 24.00 25.35 per 490 650 pounds. Sheep lambs priced 25.00 26.00, ewes 4.50 6.50, breeding ewes 10.00 15.00. Cows utilities 17.00 19.75, bulls 20.00 25.00, prime lambs up to 30 35.50.
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Kansas City
Egg Prices Stable In Wholesale Market Report
Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs held steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 46 to 51, mediums at 80 percent A 37 to 41, butter unchanged graded Tb solid 79 and grade Ab quarters 80.
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Kansas City
Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported in Chicago
AP listings show live poultry roasters priced at 242 26 with red white rock fryers at 20 22 percent. Butter scores 93 AA 66 percent and 92 A 66 percent with various B and C grades. Eggs show 8 percent better grade A whites 53 and other grades 39 to 43.
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Chicago
Grain prices report from Chicago markets
Wheat No 2 yellow 1.25. No 2 soft red 1.20. Corn No 2 yellow 1.09. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 61. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.68.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Grading Categories
The market reports steer, heifer, and calf pricing with categories for Parsonshogs and cattle. Prices cover hog grades from 180 to 290 pounds and heavier sows, while cattle listings include U.S. choice and good grain fed steers and heifers, creep fed calves, stocker and feeder calves, heifer calves, and yearling stockers with varied price ranges.
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Parsons
U.S
Erie Events Scheduled
The Erie Daily notes school pictures at Erie High School on Thursday. Preschool pictures are set for 8 to 8:30 a.m. or after school at 3 14 p.m. A CCD meeting for parents of students in CCD classes will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St Ambrose church. The CCD classes cover all grade school and high school students.
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the Erie High School
St. Ambrose Church
Federated Church Meeting Showcases Summer Project Tour
A general meeting at the Federated church is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m Craig Buskirk will present slides from his summer project tour The tour images focus on the southeast United States and accompany the presentation.
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Federated Church
Craig Buskirk
United States
KU Fraternity Pledges Reported in Local Area
Area students pledged University of Kansas fraternities and a sorority in Lawrence with listed names and hometowns. Police reported eggs thrown on a front porch at 1116 South Grant last night with residents reporting the incident at 9 p.m.
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Lawrence
Randy Bauer
W. 5Th
David E. Long
Allen Wilhite
Humboldt
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Lynn B. Schornick
Yates Center
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Richard K. Helton
S. Tennessee
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Jaems Brenner
W. 2Nd
Triangle
Pamela Kay Ellis
Alpha Delta Pi
University of Kansas, Lawrence
S. Grant
Marcos Pardons 165 Prisoners on Eve of Birthday
Manila AP report notes President Ferdinand E. Marcos pardoned 165 inmates on the eve of his 51st birthday. among those released were Luis Taruc former top Huk leader who had faced 20 years for rebellion and Hadji Kamlon a 76 year old outlaw sentenced to life for rebellion. Kamlon led bands that terrorized Mindanao and Sulu in the 1950s.
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Hadji Kamlon
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Kamlon
Mindanao
Sulu
Youth Conferences Announced by Kansas BPW
Marguerite Hackney of Iola, chairman of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs announces five youth conferences. The first is Sept 28 in Hill City, with events Oct 12 in Marysville, Oct 26 in Newton, Nov 9 in Dodge City, and Nov 16 in Fort Scott. The theme is Youth in Today's World.
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Marguerite Hackney
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Hill City
Marysville
Newton
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Hackney
Indiana Quarterback Harry Gonso Graces 1968 College Guide
Harry Gonso, star quarterback of Indiana, is featured as the cover boy for the 1968 Collegiate Football Guide signaling his prominence in college football for that season. The issue highlights top players and teams, with Gonso’s image anchoring the publication.
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Harry Gonso
Indiana
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Instruction to contact the Tribune via phone or dial HE 1-3400 after 6 pm if the carrier cannot be reached. The message emphasizes after hours accessibility.
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Chanute Country Club
Dean Haines
Grain Agreement Scrapping Urged
Rep. Thom as B. Curtis from Missouri calls for scrapping the International Grain Agreement as wheat prices reach wartime lows. He blames the pact for lower prices and export restrictions, criticizing Secretary Freeman and Under Secretary Schnittker for misjudgments while noting world bumper crops have driven prices down.
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Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
Curtis
Missouri
Senate
U.S
Freeman
John A. Schnittker
Schnittker
Agriculture Department
India
United States
Woman Released After Detained on Car Theft Suspicions
In Wichita a woman released from the city jail to her family after being held since early Sunday on suspicion of attempted car theft. Authorities said the car owners did not file a complaint to base charges.
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Olean Henderson
Wichita
Thayer Fair Kicks Off With Events This Week
The 57th annual Thayer Homecoming Picnic and Fair starts tomorrow night with a team pulling contest at eight. The fair runs through Saturday featuring a parade at 10 a.m and an amateur hour at 7 30 p.m. Exhibits must be received by 7 p.m tomorrow and removed between 7 and 9 p.m on final night.
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Thayer
Hospital Patients In August At Neo sho Memorial
In August Neo sho Memorial Hospital reported 383 in patients with 183 medical 79 surgical and 21 obstetric cases. Out patients numbered 314 with 64 X-ray 45 laboratory and 205 emergency room visits. In patient days totaled 1852 for adults and pediatrics and 64 for nursery. Occupancy 58.5 percent for adults and pediatrics and 14.4 percent for nursery. Daily average 59.7 for adults and pediatrics and 2 nursery infants. Board business reviewed with Dwight Wallingford chairing. other members Virgil Mix David German John McMeekin Chanute and Ed Naanes Erie.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
G. L. Ashley
Board of Trustees
Dwight Wallingford
Virgil Mix
David German
John McMeekin
Chanute
Ed Naanes
Erie
Deaths-Funerals Mrs. Bessie Ansell
Mrs. Bessie Ansell of Hot Springs Arkansas formerly of Chanute died early today after an extended illness. Her husband Ben Ansell died November 5 1959. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Mortuary.
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Bessie Ansell
Hot Springs
Ark
Chanute
St. Joseph Hospital
Ben Ansell
Johnson Mortuary
Woman Rescued After Car Plunge In Umpqua River
Roseburg Oregon AP report says Chuck Havel saved two lives by pulling 17 year old Mrs Gleydoth Pennington from a submerged auto in the South Umpqua River. He revived her with artificial respiration and she later gave birth to a 6 pound 9 ounce daughter one week overdue.
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Roseburg
Ore
Chuck Havel
Gleydoth Pennington
Umpqua
Pennington
Roseburg Hospital
Havel
Neosho County Hospital Notes Admissions And Births
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census 73 adults and pediatrics five babies. Tuesday admissions include Mrs Earle Pugh James Roberts Mrs Jess Carder John Shields Floyd Rice and Hildur Wingblade. Births to Thomas Thorne and James Frye. Dismissals include Earl Wilson Jack Eagle Ray Finley and others. Admissions today include Theresa Schoonover and Charles Walter. Births today record a boy for Seidl and a girl for Berthot. Local police court and highway patrol actions with multiple fines listed. District court actions include several divorces and contractual judgments. Building permits issued and recent moves noted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Earle Pugh
James Roberts
W. 6Th
Jess Carder
Humboldt
John Shields
Galesburg
Floyd Rice
W. 7Th
Hildur Wingblade
N. Garfield
Thomas Thorne
S. Central
James Frye
S. Washington
Earl Wilson
S. Ashby
Jack Eagle
Buffalo
Ray Finley
Richard Allen
Parsons
Collisions Reported In City Thursday Afternoon
Cars driven by Max Lay and Kenneth Roper collided at Walnut and Highland at about 4 25 p m Lay 65 of 222 S Steuben eastbound Roper 25 of 106 E Chestnut northbound police said Damage to the Log 1966 Ford was 75 to the right front and 75 to the left front of the Roper 1957 Buick A 1966 Olds owned by Terry Murphy suffered fender damage while parked in the public parking lot south of the city library.
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Max
Lay
S. Steuben
Kenneth M. Roper
E. Chestnut
Walnut
Highland
Roper
Terry Murphy
S. Tennessee
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Traffic courts blamed for cash register image in justice
Atlanta attorney Dewitt of the ABA told the Southern Regional Traffic Court Conference that many courts chase fines with little regard for justice. He cited courts with cash registers beside the judge's bench and urged courts to project the image of dispensing justice, not dispensing with it.
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Atlanta, Ga
Donald D. Dewitt
American Bar Association
4-H Club News Buffalo Boosters Banquet
Members met for an achievement banquet September 5 at the Methodist church in Buffalo. New officers were elected: Steve Ward president Sherryl Clinesmith vice president Shei la Sharp secretary Jerry Guenther treasurer Alan Sharp reporter Kathryn Robinson song leader and Roger Payne Randal Hobbs recreation leaders. Year pins and 4A chevrons were distributed.
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Methodist Church
Buffalo
Steve Ward
Sherryl Clinesmith
Sheila Sharp
Jerry Guenther
Alan Sharp
Kathryn Robinson
Roger Payne
Randal Hobbs
Kenneth Guenther
Dale Sharp
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