Livestock and egg prices drift in Kansas City market
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 200 and calves 15 with no test, hogs at 3 000 steady with high 25, 200-270 lb hogs 22.00 50, 185-200 lb 21.00 22.00, 280 lb 212.50, 300-400 lb sows 20.00-21.25. Sheep 25, spring lambs 23.00-50. Eggs list various grades with A extra large at .48 and A large .47 to .47, No 1 cream 60 cents, No 2 cream around .30, hides 10 cents per lb.
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Kansas City
Crean
Ty Price
Egg market report from Kansas City unsigned blotter
Kansas City market notes show wholesale egg prices firm with large eggs at 80 percent A 47 to 49 and medium eggs at 80 percent A 43 to 44. Butter prices remained unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter, eggs steady as prices hold in Chicago AP note
Chicago AP reports butter prices unchanged while eggs show stability to slight gains. Grade A whites and mixed grades move up to 49 1/2 cents, mediums at 43 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures move on Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices close with mixed gains and losses. Wheat No 2 hard and red rise 2 to 4 cents per bushel while corn No 2 yellow and oats No 2 advance modestly. Soybeans slip slightly as September contracts hover around 3.14 to 3.15.
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Chicago
Market Report Wheat and Grain Prices in Kansas City
Wheat prices drop to 1.4 lower with No 2 hard around 1.97 to 2.00. Corn and soybeans show declines and gains across multiple grades and formats. Oats and barley move modestly, while sacked bran and shorts trade in the 51 to 59 dollar range.
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Kansas City
Shorts
No Bond Required Pilot Project in Shawnee County
Four Shawnee County judges agreed on a state pilot program allowing defendants in minor criminal cases to be released on their own recognizance with no cash bond. The plan, to be implemented in Shawnee County courts, will be drafted by Judges Reese H. Robrahn and William R. Carpenter at a meeting next Thursday. An attorney general opinion last week supported releasing defendants on recognizance if sufficient security is offered.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Court of Topeka
Shawnee
Reese H. Robrahn
William R. Carpenter
District Court
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Wall Street Stocks Mixed as Week Winds Down
Prices turned mixed late this afternoon as trading eased for the week’s slowest pace. Estimated volume was about 5.1 million shares versus 6.15 million Thursday, with gains stretched earlier before profit taking produced a mix of advances and declines.
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New York
Boeing to build 747 front end in Wichita
Boeing Co plans to assemble the front end of its 490 passenger 747 at Wichita. Work is underway on tooling for producing the tire nose section structure for the large jet at the Kansas plant.
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Wichita, Kan
Boeing Co
Wichita
Medical degree aim of man 65
Karl Lendl a 65 year old former North American Aviation engineer plans to study medicine in Vienna after nine years of night school premedical work. He left for Europe seeking a medical degree with intent to open a doctor's office at age 70. He faces rejection from many U.S. medical schools and has a Hungarian engineering background.
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Lendl
Vienna
North American Aviation
Apollo
U.S
Europe
Hungary
University of Technology
Budapest
Lenda
Cheering Comet Students Rally Before Opening Game
Chanute High School students numbering over 150 held a pep rally and bonfire in the mid town area to energize for tonight’s football opener. The 1966-67 cheerleader sextet led the event from Memorial Building to City Park where bonfire material and an effigy of Argentine of Kansas City were set ablaze.
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Chanute High School
Memorial Building
Argentine
Kansas City
Kaw
Personal income posts largest August gain of year
Washington AP report shows August personal income rising to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 585 billion, up 5 billion from July. Increases stem from higher salaries and wages and Health care benefits for the elderly. transfer payments, including Medicare, rose to 45 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
Baker University Trustees Hold Semi Annual Meeting
Baldwin Kan AP Members of the Baker University board of trustees began their semi annual meeting with plans for the university inauguration. Dr James Edward Doty is to be installed as president in April 1967.
Cessna Receives $3.4 Million in Military Contracts
Cessna Aircraft Co. in Wichita announced three military contracts totaling 3.4 million dollars. Two orders cover production of aircraft ordnance dispensers valued at 3.1 million with deliveries through next April. A 300 thousand dollar follow-on order covers additional crew doors for the Bell HU-1D helicopter.
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Wichita, Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs James O Tindel and Carl L Donovan
Mrs James O Tindel died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital Wichita formerly of Chanute sister to Mrs Homer La Forge and Mrs A D Conrow buried Monday 2 30 p m Iola with Porter Kinser Funeral Home in charge Carl L Donovan formerly of Chanute died in the Veterans Administration Hospital Omaha body to be brought here for burial arrangements in charge of Johnson ChapelIncomplete
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James O. Tindel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wichita
Carl L. Donovan
Chanute
Veterans Administration Hospital
Omaha
Johnson Chapel
Funeral services for Marie E Baker and Gaylen Blotz
Funeral services were held for Marie E Baker at Johnson Chapel with Rev Robert Giezentanner officiating. Organist Edna Petterson performed The Lord's Prayer. Bearers included Ford Johnson Charles Henshall Willard Cleaver Dr J D Gough Robert Reynolds and Fred Johnson. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Funeral services for Gaylen Blotz were at Johnson Chapel with Rev Robert Giezentanner officiating. Organist Hazel Slane played How Great Thou Art. The body was taken to Rosehill Cemetery Tulsa for a 3 p.m graveside service with Johnson Mortuary in charge.
Bailey couple welcome daughter Michelle Christine
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey of St. Joseph Missouri are parents to a daughter named Michelle Christine born on September 15. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sandberg of 8 West Walnut. Mrs. Bailey is the former Marcia Sandberg.
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Richard Bailey
St. Joseph
Michelle Christine
Rudolph Sandberg
W. Walnut
Bailey
Marcia Sandberg
Cunningham Heads Home After Week With Aunt
Charles D. Cunningham of La Canada California left for home today following a week’s visit with his aunt Elizabeth Cunningham at 121 South Steuben.
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Charles D. Cunningham
la Canada
Calif
Elizabeth Cunningham
S. Steuben
Duttons Return Home After Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Ira Dutton of 1219 S Evergreen completed a 10 day journey to western Kansas and Denver. They attended the Dutton reunion at Cope Colorado and returned home yesterday.
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Ira Dutton
S. Evergreen
Kansas
Denver
Dutton
Cope, Colo
The Burning Mountain Story Hour at Library
The Library will host a Children’s Story Hour reading titled The Burning Mountain on Saturday from 10 30 a m to 11 a m. The event invites local kids to listen and enjoy a short tale.
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Burning Mountain
Chanute Tribune details and circulation rates
The Chanute Tribune presents its staff names and roles with publishing and advertising staff. It lists subscription rates for in and outside trade territories, Chanute post office box rates, and carrier pricing. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, asserting AP rights to local news and dispatches.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay
D. Clopine
Ten Nicholas
R. Finnn
Dorsey Osborn
Finn
Neosho
Alla
Wilson
Woodson
Associated Press
Daily Transit Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Admission and birth listings from Neosho Memorial Hospital on Thursday include patients in medical and surgical wards with several named individuals and addresses. Dismissals, today’s admissions, births, marriage licenses, and police court actions are recorded, naming residents and offenses with small monetary bonds.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Julia Assley
Central
Anca Bell Wood
N. Lafayette
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Robert L. Owen
H. Walter Treloggen
James W. Thurman
W. Isi
Joe H. Allen
Earlton
Daniel Bubb
Byrle Haynes
S. Garfield
John Loss
W. 10Th
Arthur Stockebrand
Yates Center
Sidney Olson
S. Santa Fe
Tribune Phone Contact Update
The note instructs to contact your Tribune by phone through your carrier and provides an after hours dial number HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability.
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Tribune
Ash Grove Cement Plant Honors Safety Record with Dinner Dance
About 700 employees and their families attended a barbecue dinner and dance at the National Guard Armory in Chanute to honor Ash Grove cement plant safety. Plant superintendent John McMeekin noted seven years without a lost-time injury and the plant’s high national ranking for accident-free days.
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Ash Grove
National Guard Armory
John McMeekin
Chanute
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