Livestock Market Mixed in Kansas City and Chicago Reports
In Kansas City cattle scarce with 250 head cattle and 25 calves on offers. Hogs 2,500 head with various weight ranges and price shifts. sows steady to lower, barrows and gilts mixed. Sheep in short supply. In Chicago, grains and soybeans quoted with No 2 red wheat around 1.51 and corn around 1.30 to 1.32, oats near 0.71, soybeans near 2.80, and soy oil about 9.90.
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Kansas City
Chicago
U.S
Canada
Egg price notes from Kansas City market
AP reports wholesale egg prices for large eggs at 80 percent moisture levels 37 to 39 and 80 percent A 29 to 31. Other produce items remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago market
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices unchanged and eggs largely steady with minimal drops. Grade A whites remain 36 cents, mixed 36, mediums 29, standards 31 per dozen. Market watchers see little movement as supply and demand stay balanced.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices and local hospital notices
Kansas City AP reports mixed grain quotes with wheat corn oats and soybeans, plus local hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including names and addresses. Marriage licenses issued, a fire call, and police court action for Phillip Dent with details of charges and fines.
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Phillip Dent
Malcolm
Wall Street mixed after early rise on late trading
Wall Street traded unevenly in late afternoon action as gains and losses of fractions to about a point dotted the list of key stocks. Volume was estimated around 6.2 million shares, down from 6.37 million the previous day, with corporate bonds mixed and governments slightly higher.
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New York
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka and State Log Update
AP report shows Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Friday. Zero fatalities in September and three in the period 194-446, compared to 416 in a 1963 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Local Market Egg Prices and Hides Listed
Market notes show Grade A eggs with sizes Extra Large Large Medium and Grade B Large with prices ranging from .04 to .045 and a 52 cent premium cream line. Also listed are roosters hides and glue hides with miscellaneous receipts and ambiguous quality notes.
Pride Turns To Irritation
A Cherokee Kansas couple planned to keep a prized chick as their top poultry bird after blue ribbons at two county fairs but now intend to wring its neck because the crowing wakes them early in the morning. The flock raisers Mr and Mrs Harold R Stephens near Cherokee were the owners.
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Harold R. Stephens
Mrs Naff Hostess To Tioga HD Unit
Tioga HD Unit members visited Mrs Floyd Naff at 027 West Oak Thursday with 11 members present. Vice president Mrs Dorothy Wilson presided and read a tribute to late president Mrs T N Bradford. Wilson led a lesson on worthwhile things to see in Chanute and included discussions of local industries Safari Museum Mexican Fiesta and Arts and Crafts programs.
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Tioga HD Unit
Floyd Naff
W. Oak
Dorothy Wilson
T. N. Bradford
Chanute
Wilson
Naff
Charles Henshall
Johnson reveals new defense secrets during campaign swing
President Johnson, returning from campaigning, disclosed two space defense advances in Sacramento including a space missile interception system and a round-earth radar. In Seattle he announced permissive action locks on nuclear warheads to prevent unauthorized use as he urged global peace. He spoke to about 40,000 at the Capitol steps and toured Aerojet near Sacramento, witnessing a Titan 3 engine test.
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Seattle
Johnson
Sacramento
State Capitol
Capitol
United States
Aerojet-General Corp
Barry Goldwater Attacks Johnson Spending in Texas Swing
Barry Goldwater blasted President Johnson as the wildest spender in his campaign swing through Texas Missouri Indiana and West Virginia asserting federal outlays rose under Johnson and accused the administration of false claims about cutting spending He noted payrolls rose by 18 339 and spending climbs of about 10 million daily versus Kennedy era Also tied Bobby Baker to Johnson alleging attempts to hide the scandal amid crowds in Greenville New Orleans and Shreveport
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
Springfield
Evansville
Ind
Charleston
W.va
Arizona
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Goldwater
Greenville
D.C
Shreveport
New Orleans
Kennedy
Tulane Stadium
Bobby Baker
Amendments Favor in Fair Poll at Mid-America Fair
At the Mid-America Fair booth in Topeka Kansas two proposed constitutional amendments drew large majorities. The plan to exempt household goods from personal property taxes passed 916 to 275 and the two term limit for sheriffs was approved 881 to 302. Other results included abolishing capital punishment 998 to 174 and mandatory training standards for peace officers 736 to 431.
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Topeka
Logan H. Sanford
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas
Kansas Peace Officers Assn
Area road projects set for Neosho and Allen counties
State Highway Commission approved projects in Wichita area. Neosho County includes paving 8.1 miles of U S 59 by George M Meyers for 234277.50 and 1 mile of U S 39 for 21777.33. Allen County funds cover four miles of U S 59 by Meyers for 93827.29.
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State Highway Commission
Wichita
Neosho County
U.S. 59
George M. Meyers
U.S
Meyers
Allen County
Fire Station Cleanliness Showcased by Foam Machine
In Wenatchee Washington firefighters boast the cleanest station after testing a new detergent foam machine. Foam shot to the top of a five story tower in under three minutes with suds overflowing as back pressure built. Firemen trapped the door but foam surged inside and spilled outside before stopping.
Plaster Falls During Glee Club Rehearsal
In Goodland Kansas Meredith Myers, vocal music instructor at Goodland Junior High, urged his glee club to hit a perfect note. After several tries, the chorus finally succeeded but a chunk of plaster from the auditorium ceiling dropped to the floor behind him.
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Goodland, Kan
Meredith Myers
Goodland
Myers
Deaths Fill Russell Horsley Service At Johnson Mortuary
Russell Horsley 72 of 1209 S Malcolm died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born July 19, 1892 in Humboldt he was a retired oil well pumper. Survived by wife Ruth Sprague and one sister Bertha Taylor. Dr Duff Wagoner to conduct memorial at 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also note: James E Hole service held at Roy Gibson Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Shade Russell Horsley
Malcolm
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Humboldt
Ruth Sprague
Methodist Church
VFW
Alsace
France
Bertha Taylor
St. Malcolm
Duff Wagoner
Johnson Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kansas State pledges Chi Omega sorority
Suzan Ranz daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ranz of 906 S Plummer and Judith Chandler daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chandler of 415 W Std have pledged Chi Omega at Kansas State University Manhattan.
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Suzan Ranz
Edward Ranz
S. Plummer
Judith Chandler
Wilbur Chandler
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Minor Parking Lot Collision In South Santa Fe Area
Mrs. Raymond Whitworth and Cheryl Wiles reported slight damage in a minor parking lot accident on South Santa Fe last night as both were backing from spaces. Royce Wells said his car was scraped while parked on South Santa Fe between Main and Ist in a separate incident yesterday afternoon.
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Raymond Whitworth
Central
Cheryl Wiles
Grant
South Santa Fe
Royce Wells
Main
Ist
Thimble Club Meets at Mrs Stratton Home
Friendly Thimble Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at 502 West with seven members and one guest Lola Armsbury. Members were asked to bring handmade articles for the charity box to the next meeting on October 7 at Mrs J B Taylor 722 Grant. Door prize went to Mrs Louella Dawson.
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Bertha Stratton
Friendly Thimble Club
West
Lola Armsbury
J. B. Taylor
Grant
Louella Dawson
Shooting Is Fatal At Speakeasy In Kansas City
A man identified as Richard Lee Tullis died hours after being shot between the eyes at a private club named the Speakeasy in Kansas City. Police question a man named Earl West. witness accounts say the assailant tossed his .22 revolver and fled. A witness quoted the killer threatening to shoot. Two earlier private club deaths have occurred in six weeks.
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Kansas City
Kan
Speakeasy
Richard Lee Tullis
St. Margaret Hospital
Earl West
James Simmons
Tullis
Bridegroom origin in Anglo-Saxon wedding customs
The term bridegroom traces to Anglo-Saxon England with the husband serving the bride at the wedding feast, earning the name groom or servitor for his role.
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England
Senior Mothers Club Meeting Discusses Indian Village Tour
Mrs W Roy Johnson and Mrs L P Burris hosted the Senior Mothers Club meeting in the Memorial Building Federation Room. Fifteen members attended with fall flower decor, devotions led by Mrs A A Miller and a lesson by Mrs W F Haines. An invitation from the Literary Mothers Club for a fall luncheon was read.
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W. Roy Johnson
L. P. Burris
Federation
Memorial Building
A. A. Miller
W. F. Haines
Jesson
Arsticle
Tonkawa
Oklo
Laturel Mothers Club
Mrs Ruth Campbell Dies Wife of AP Writer
Mrs Ruth Campbell 57 wife of Associated Press staff writer Ed Campbell died Thursday night from cancer after leukemia treatment. Native of Ft Smith Arkansas she is survived by husband two daughters Cathryn Ann Babbit and Lyn Mildrexler both of Kansas City a son Edward Dickson Campbell of Seattle and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Kansas City
Ruth Campbell
Associated Press
Ed Campbell
Campbell
Ft. Smith
Ark
Cathryn Ann Babbit
Lyn Mildrexler
Edward Dickson Campbell
Seattle
Wash
Giraffe Tongue Reaches One and a Half Feet
A fact noted describes a giraffe with a tongue extending as long as eighteen inches. The remark highlights the animal’s unusual feature and its practical use in reaching leaves high in trees.
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N. Lafayette
Estelle Wertz
Clyde Logan
John E. Walters
Allen
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Iola
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Dan H. Pruitt
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Ind WI
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C. L. Fisher
Washington
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Ponse
The
Barry
Longview, Tex
Lyndon
Paul F. Wagner
White House
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Midwest Auto
Main & Highland
Wenatchee
D's Donuts
Donald T. Baughn
B. T. Baughn
Citadel
Larry Bell
C. C. Bell
Larson
St. John’s Military School
Salina
St. John’s
Stanley
Chanute Public Library
Jake C
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Thimble Club
Grant Heidrick
Tieran Cattle Company
Ft. Morgan, Colorado
Portland
Capitol Federal Bldg
Chanute and Vicinity
Harry Byers & Sons
Kans
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