Livestock Prices in Kansas City Market Report
AP livestock report from Kansas City shows cattle numbers around 1500 with cows up 25 to 50, steers 23.25 to 26.00, feeder steers 18.50 to 20.50, hogs 3000 with barrows and gilts steady and sows higher, sows 15.75 to 16.75 for 1 3, sheep 300 with spring lambs 21.50 to 22.25 and ewes 4.50 to 5.50, cattle and bull prices steady across grades, breeding bulls 18 to 20, and miscellaneous stock cows 14 to 15.
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Kansas City
Livehog and cattle market prices update note
U S hogs show varied grades with prices from 9.00 to 16.15 for bears to top juiced 16.15 for top hogs. Cattle ranges include steers and heifers from 17.00 to 23.50 for grain fed and as high as 24.00 for select yearling stockers sold under various grades. Veal steadies at 15.0 to 22.00, with prime at 22.00 and good at 20.00 to 21.00.
Price shifts in eggs and poultry reported by AP
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices move, large eggs 31-35 cents, others steady. Mediums and large 80 percent at farm and plant ranges. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 13 14 percent, at plant 14 14 percent. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Market Report: poultry prices and egg grades
AP from Chicago notes live poultry down to up, roasters 23 to 26, red white rock fryers 18.2 to 20, barred rock fryers 22. Butter unchanged. Eggs unsettled to 2.0 lower, 60 percent or better grade A whites 37.2, mixed 37, mediums 26.2, standards 31, checks 24.
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Chicago
Chicago futures close show mixed grains and soybeans slip
At the close Wheat No 2 heavy yellow 1.58 4 60 s No 2 soft red 1.49 50 percent lower. Corn sample grade yellow 1.25 percent. Oats No 2 heavy white 71 71. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.72. Soybean oil 10.00. Soybeans down 1 2 cents, November at 2.68 69. Wheat down 5 cents, December new grade 1.49 5. Corn lower or higher, December 1.22.
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Chicago
Admissions and dismissals in area hospitals list
Daily hospital notices report admissions including Walter Cason Walter Holmquest and others with medical procedures. dismissals for Mrs Embry Anna Gardner and Richard Thompson. Births list a boy to Ronald Umbarger and twins to Harmon Walken with a girl and a boy. Additional admissions and dismissals noted for Humboldt Buffalo and Earlton entries.
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Walter Holmquest
Yates Center
Ode Toon
Garfield
Ralph Thurman
Galesburg
Doris Clark
Washington
Francis Stith
Altoona
Luther B. Johnson
W. W. Spence
Tulsa
E. L. Weeks
Malcolm
Alvis Churchill
Humboldt
Gary Embry
N. Garfield
Anna Teresa Gardner
Buffalo
Richard Thompson
Bertice Gibson
Highland
John Groves
Fred M. Harris
Ronald Umbarger
W. Main
Harmon Walken
Earlton
It’s About That Town in Civil Rightsville
Ten year old Amanda Atkins cannot track the news well but asks where the town talked about most is. The piece notes the term Civil rightsville as a local nickname reflecting the era and curiosity about progress.
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Memphis
Amanda Atkins
Civil Rightsville
Market Prices Amid December Grain and Rye Declines
A fragment notes December price movements with rye dipping to lower levels and rye prices around $1.31 2 while a higher price cited at 67 cents for s,eats and December 4 lower for other commodities. The text is fragmentary and references commodity prices without full context.
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported by AP
Kansas City market notes show wheat bids steady with 99 cars and various No 2 and No 3 grades ranged. Corn ranges from 1.24 to 1.53 for No 2 yellow and mixed, oats unchanged, milo around 2.10 to 2.16, rye 1.18 to 1.22, barley 1.00 to 1.09, soybeans 2.62 to 2.72, bran 40.50 to 41.25, shorts 42.00 to 42.25.
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Kansas City
Exercise FALLEX 64 participants in Germany training
PFC Gary D. Smith 21 and other Seventh U. S. Army members take part in Exercise FALLEX 64, an eight day NATO directed drill in Germany ending Sept 28. Smith, stationed near Karlsruhe as a patch panel operator with the 26th Signal Battalion, joined the Army in 1962 after graduating Chanute High School in 1961. A Neosho Manor picnic public invited at 4 30 p.m. Saturday. Weekend visitors at 802 N. Grant include Sgt. and Mrs. Hamilton and relatives. S F Santa Fe system shows 32 520 carloads moved the weekend ending Sept 19 1964 with 20 759 on line loadings. A minor accident at 4th and Lincoln involves Everett James and Tim Brazil with minor damage.
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Gary D. Smith
Nancy
W. Main
U. S. Army
Germany
Smith
Karlsruhe
26Th Signal Battalion
Fort Leonard Wood
Chanute High School
Salina
Army
Santa Fe
Voters face center versus fringe choice in 1964 election
President Johnson told six labor union audiences that voters in the November election will choose between the center and the fringe, not between parties or broad liberalism and conservatism. He warned that America’s heart is under attack and urged defenders of the mainstream to act.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Preliminary hearing set for Cloke in rape case
Richard D. Cloke an 18 year old Cha nute resident was arraigned in city court yesterday on forcible statutory rape and jail break charges. Bond set at 5000 for rape and 2500 for escaping custody. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Dec 10. He is in county jail for traffic sentences not expiring until December. He was among five inmates who escaped last week and one of three who later surrendered.
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Richard D. Cloke
Chanute
Ing. Sen
Cloke
Chanute records stray parking mishap and bank meeting notes
A car driven by Mrs H C Bodley backed into a vehicle in a parking stall causing minor damage. Chanute Production Credit Assn directors Millard Cress Junior Braman Edward Dickerson Lyle T Quick and William Mentzer will attend the annual meeting of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita in Wichita. A Chanute woman seeking help after a suicide attempt surrendered to police and was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital with arrangements for transfer to Osawatomie State Hospital. she has prior hospital stays.
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H. C. Bodley
Larson
Fay Edwards
Grant
Bodley
Hamar
Millard Cress
Junior Braman
Edward Dickerson
Lyle T. ‘Quick
William Mentzer
Chanute Production Credit Assn
Fed ‘Eral Intermediate Credit Bank of
Wichita
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Osawatomie
Goldwater Wichita Speech to Be Aired
Thad Sandstrom WIBW general manager says at least 15 Kansas stations will broadcast Sen. Barry Goldwater speech from Wichita. The live feed originates at KFH Wichita and airs from 7 45 a m with WIBW carrying the program.
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Topeka
Thad Sandstrom
WIBW
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
Wichita
Sandstrom
KFH
Rockets Host Ottawa In 1964 Junior High Opener
Royster Junior High of Chanute hosts Ottawa for the season opening game at Royster Stadium at 7 30 pm The Rockets feature a new backfield but return two first string tackles and a center Ottawa is a first year grid team for 1964 The schedule lists Ottawa at Chanute Sept 24 Coffeyville at Chanute Oct 1 Fort Scott at Ft Scott Oct 22 Parsons at Chanute and Iola at Iola Oct 27
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Chanute
Ottawa
Royster Stadium
Rockets
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Ft. Scott
Parsons
Iola
Broadcasters Map Live and Delayed Coverage of Speech
Sandstromg noted that multiple stations will carry the speech live while others plan delayed broadcasts at different times. He added several television outlets will show the speech on tape later in the day.
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Sandstromg
Colorado Springs Man Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Clay T. Smith, 73, of Colorado Springs, died Sunday of a heart attack while a guest in Ivan Snyder’s home at 102 B Chestnut. Funeral service set for 2 PM Thursday at Chapel of Memories Funeral Home in Colorado Springs. Local arrangements by Roy St. Gibson Funeral Home.
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Clay T. Smith
Guy T. Smith
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ivan Snyder
B. Chestnut
Chapel of Memories
Roy St. Gibson
Tribune Phone Contact Information
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-340 after.
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Tribune
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