Livestock Market Sparse As Kansas City Report Shows Few Sales
In Kansas City dairy and meat play, cattle 400 and calves 25 offered, not enough to form a market. Hog trade saw 3,000 head with barrows and gilts 16.00-16.50 for 190-260 lb, 15.75-16.00 for 260-280 lb. sows 14.75-15.50 for 270-350 lb, up to 13.50-15.00 for 350-650 lb. Sheep 25 head, no market test.
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Atchison
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Beth Steel
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Socony Sperry
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Westy el
Egg price reports from Kansas City market wrap
AP report notes producer price for medium eggs 24 to 30 cents. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent A37 38, mediums at 80 percent A26 28. Other produce prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Shifts
Chicago reports butter prices mostly unchanged with slight declines on lower grades. Quotations show 60 percent or better grade A whites at 36, mixed at 36, mediums 26, standards in the 30s, reflecting a modest tilt in dairy markets.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures drift as markets close
Chicago traders reported mixed close for grains with soybeans mostly flat to down a half cent, corn uneven with small declines or gains, and wheat steady to lower. December prices cited: corn around 1.21, soybeans near 2.71, wheat near 1.48.
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Chicago
Wall Street Ends Mixed After GM Strike News
Wall Street moved irregularly higher late in trading with about 5.7 million shares. Gains of fractions to 2 points led, corporate bonds rose while governments were largely unchanged. In Wichita, James Ernest Rudiger, 20, of Medora Kansas, died from injuries after a highway crash near Sterling on Sept. 11.
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New York
General Motors
Wichita
James Ernest Rudiger
Medora
Kan
Sterling
Rudiger
Hearing Notice in McConnell Estate Probate Court
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court there will hear final settlement of Letta V McConnell estate. Arthur T Dugan administrator seeks accounts allowances fees and heirs determination. Written defenses due October 13 1964 at 10:00 A M in Erie Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune
Nn OF
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Neosho
Letta
Erie
Arthur
Dugan
Neosho County
Catherine Kyner
T. R. Kyner
State OF Kansas
Robert Pennington
Lou Rissie Kyner
Towit
Biles
City
Chanute
Railroad Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Z. R. Kyner
Whaledog Special For Soviet Tables
MOSCOW AP report announces smoked sausages made from whale meat developed by the scientific institute of the meat industry. The Vecherniaya Moskva newspaper says the sausages are tasty and unusually nutritious and will surprise visitors at food shops in the near future.
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Moscow
Vecherniaya Moskva
Evening Moscow
Scientific Institute of the Meat Industry
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Thursday including patients in medical and surgical wards at Neosho Memorial. Notable names include Frank Baughn, Ed Nolan, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Yarnell, and others with listed addresses and departments. Traffic and court actions include citations for speeding and improper passing, and a district court quiet title filing. Marriage license issued in Erie for Freddie Guy and Lettice Shockley.
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Frank B. Baughn
Western
Ed Nolan
W. Ist
Patrick Cannon
Highland
R. J. Hayes
Evergreen
Harry C. McFarland
Thayer
Howard Yarnell
Eric
Clarence E. Thomas
Kansas
Charles Skilling Jr
Georgia Gaudern
Lloyd Hengan
Humboldt
Edward L. Weeks
Malcolm
Hattie Swaney
Dennis Schultz
S$. Ashby
Don Tucker
N. Edith
Leonard Hardin
N. Evergreen
Highway Patrol
Roy E. King
Girard R
Zenn D. Ratliff
Dale Douglas
Yates Center
Trie
Robert A. Riggle
Erie
Freddie Dean Guy
Weatherford
Okla
Lettice
Anita Shockley
Lawton
FDA charges Nabisco Shredded Wheat false cholesterol claims
The FDA announced the seizure of 363 cases of Nabisco Shredded Wheat in Kansas City Kansas on charges the labels claimed cholesterol benefits. The product, shipped from Chicago to a Kansas dealer, is alleged to be misbranded under the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. A company spokesman offered no comment. A federal hearing date has not yet been set.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Kansas City
Kan
National Biscuit Co
Chicago
Peoria
Ill
New York
FDA
Nabisco
National Biscuit Co. Special Products Division
N.Y
Thomas E. Joye
Kansas
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Daredevil Show On Track Here
Auto daredevils will present speedway events at the West Main stock car track tomorrow night at 8 oclock. The thrill show was selected by Empire Pictures to appear in Carnival Girl. Pat OBrien of Russell performs motorcycle leap while son Mike crashes through a wall of fire. Johnny Townsend is crash roll artist. Dusty Rhodes performs reverse spins and high skits. Egon Zupp of Berlin drops off a car at racing speed through a track of flames and mid air escape from a straight jacket. Smiley Miller is the clown and magician Sires with assistants top off the show.
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Auto
West Main
Empire Pictures
Pat O'Brien
Russell
Mike
Johnny Townsend
Dusty Rhodes
Egon Zupp
Berlin
Germany
Smiley Miller
Sires
Kinne Charged With Homicide in Mexico City Motel
Sharon E. Kinne of Independence Missouri is formally charged with homicide over the fatal motel shooting of Francisco Paredes Ordonez 35 in Mexico City. The indictment lists four charges with up to 46 years if convicted, plus counts of bodily injuries illegal firearm use and false documents. Samuel Francis Puglise a Chicago hairdresser linked to Kinne faces weapons and document charges. Announcement by Hector Aguirre Costilla head of investigation for the attorney general's office.
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Mexico City
Sharon E. Kinne
Independence
Chicago
Samuel Francis Puglise
Franceisco Paredes Ordonez
Hector Aguirre Costilla
Attorney General's Office
Unmarked Car Use Increases Arrests
TOPEKA AP. The use of unmarked cars has raised highway patrol arrests. Col. L. E. Hughes, patrol superintendent, said the patrol made 2,121 radar arrests in August, up 808 from August 1963. He noted violators who had learned to spot marked patrol cars now face unmarked radar units.
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Topeka
L. E. Hughes
Hughes
Voice of Authority Orders Hamburgers in Pittsburg
An authoritative voice phoned a Pittsburg restaurant to order hamburgers for Stew art Udall secretary of the interior. Ned Devers told his wife and noted Abraham Lincoln is cooking them. An Udall aide later collected the order as Udall toured the Midwest.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Stewart Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Ned Devers
Abraham Lincoln
Six Longton Businesses Hit In Night Burglary Spree
Six Longton businesses in Longton Kansas were broken into overnight and about $200 in cash was stolen from cash registers and vending machines. Targets included a grocery, cafe, liquor store, lumber yard, and a filling station.
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Longton, Kan
Longton
Willard Day Law Remains On Books In Kansas Schools
In Kansas the 49 year old Frances Willard Day law still stands directing Sept 28 observances to educate on the history and benefits of prohibition. Officials note the law may be obsolete but local districts decide how to teach temperance with some schools showing films or devoting portions of the day.
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Topeka
Kansas
Frances Willard
State of
Mty
William Ferguson
Ferguson
State Department of Education
State Department
Merlin Welch
Shawnee Mission North High
Johnson County
Carl Eson
Sawnee Mission East High
Henry Gardner
Kansas City
Minuteman 2 Tests Move Forward After Maiden Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Air Force speeds Minuteman 2 test program after Thursday maiden flight of the trigger-quick missile. A second launch is planned next week from an underground silo. The three stage rocket hit a South Atlantic target 5000 miles away with all objectives met. Minuteman 2 will be operational next summer and reach about 8000 miles, versus 6000 for Minuteman 1.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic
Train Whistle Used As Fire Alarm
Paul Bagato, 51, of Cicero, stopped an elevated train after spotting flames in a bedroom at 5 am. He pulled the whistle cord for minutes, waking sleeping residents as lights illuminated the area, then called the fire department to extinguish the blaze.
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Chicago
Paul Bagato
Cicero
Bagato
Fire Department
Kitler man liquor store hit in heist at Longton
A break in at the Kitler man liquor store left the heaviest loss between fifty and sixty dollars and several liquor bottles taken. Roy Franks, operator of the feed store nearby, reported about five dollars in change and a five dollar alarm clock missing. He described the incident as youths or men seeking cash and intending damage. Longton lies in Elk County in southeast Kansas.
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Kitlerman
Roy Franks
Larger Districts Penalized In State Finance Plan
Wichita AP reports Kansas education leader Dr. Marion A. McGhehey argues the legislature punishes large school districts. He cites Sedgwick County unifications and says state aid drops after 150 pupils unless finance law changes. A foundation plan could end penalties and reward district unification.
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Wichita
Kansas
Marion A. McGhehey
Topeka
Kansas Association of School Boards
McGhehey
Sedgwick County
Mehehey
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Kansas Log
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 46 fatalities for September 1964 between 9 a.m. Friday and the same period last year, with 42 in the comparable 1963 period. The AP summary notes daily tallies within a 24-hour window ending at 9 a.m. Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clemency Hearing On Bailey Falls Quiet At Topeka
A clemency hearing for Harvey Bailey, famed 1930s criminal, drew no attendance from Gov. John Andersons office. Bailys attorney said the application remains under advisement as files from law enforcement and others are reviewed. Bailey, 78, sits on a 10 to 50 year Fort Scott bank robbery sentence from 1982 and faced various related charges.
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Topeka
Kan
Harvey Bailey
John Anderson
Robert C. Sonderholm
Bailey
Citizens National Bank
Fort Scott
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Ikeda Undergoes Radiation for Benign Throat Tumor
TOKYO doctors report Japanese Premier Hayato Ikeda does not have throat cancer but needs three to four weeks of special radiation to shrink a benign throat tumor. National Cancer Center throat specialists warned cancer could develop without treatment. Ikeda, 64, entered the cancer hospital Sept. 9.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
National Cancer Center
Ikeda
Deaths and Funeral of Aggie Colvin in Stark
Aggie M Colvin 63 of Linwood and Stark area died at a Lawrence hospital at 6 30 a m yesterday after hospitalization since Saturday She was born Oct 4 1900 in Grundy County Mo Married Claude V Colvin March 9 1921 and farmed in Stark Kimball area later living with daughter Bonnie Raney in Linwood Survived by Raney and three sisters Fern Hartzel Dewey Graham Merle Hibs and three brothers Hugh Vanderford Richard Vanderford Ernest Vanderford Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow Stark Methodist Church with Rev Wayne Newlin Burial Huff Cemetery Stark Erie Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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J. W. Vanderford
Grundy County
Claude V. Colvin
Erie
Stark-Kimball
Colvin
Bonnie Jean Raney
Linwood
Raney
Fern Hartzel
Las Animas
Colo
Dewey Graham
Coffeyville
Merle Hibs
Hugh Vanderford
Stark
Richard Vanderford
Calexico
Calif
Ernest Vanderford
Parsons
Stark Methodist Church
Wayne Newlin
Huff
Erie Funeral Home
Publication notice from Chanute Kansas post office
Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at the Chanute Kansas post office.
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Chanute
Kansas
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