Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Kansas City prices show cattle calving and hogs steady to higher with limited changes. Cattle and calf values range from 7.00 to 18.00 per hundredweight depending on class and quality. hogs hold around 9.25 to 11.00. sheep and lambs mix with slaughter lambs at 16.50 to 17.50 for good wooled types and ewes at 3.50 to 4.50. Wichita data mirrors steady to higher tendencies across cattle hogs and sheep with multiple grade notes.
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Kansas City
USDA
Wichita
Wheat and soybeans edge gains as wheat slips on profit taking
Wheat faltered on profit taking while soybeans rose modestly and corn showed occasional strength. Wheat futures finished down 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 cents, December contracts near 2.08 to 2.09. Kansas City grain quotes show mixed moves across No 2 hard, corn, oats and soybeans with open interest noted.
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New York
Lindh Produce Co
Dlc
Repertetdaes
SRE
Bas Ve Allis
Ge Am Tel & Tel
Atchison
Garden City
Aveo
Bald Lima
Beech Aire
Milo
Beth Steel
Boeing Air Se
Chrysler
Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Mar
du Pont
Eagle P
Waco
Chicago
Gen Motors
P&l
Llone
Martin GL
Chicago Oats Monsan Ch
Decewnne
GA Mont Ward
Penney JC
Hutchinson
T& G
Omaha
Enid
Salina
Rca Ae
Ft. Worth
Reyn
St Jos
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Socony Gorses
US Steel
Woolworth
Board of Trade
Mulberry Man Killed in Tractor Car Collision
Jerry Elis i-Elmer, 38, of Rt 1 Mulberry, was killed when his car collided with a coal company tractor two miles north of Mulberry. The fatal crash occurred today and involved a single vehicle accident near the rural roadway.
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Mulberry
Kas i — Elmer
Jerry Elis
Rt. 1
Coal Company
Here
Winter Beef School Planned At Finney County
Finney County agriculture extension service organizes a winter beef school at the Friend school house tomorrow night. County Agent Oscar Norby said Kansas State college animal husbandry expert Lot Taylor will lead discussions on wintering cattle ration, stilbesterol and aureomycin practices. L. C. Nelson, area agriculture engineer, will cover corral setup and cutting chutes for cattle handling. The session starts at 7 30 p.m. and invites cattlemen and farmers to attend.
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Finney County Agriculture Extension Service
Friend School
Oscar Norby
Lot Taylor
Kansas State College
L. C. Nelson
Nelson
Police Say Kidnapping Tale By Fryman A Hoax
Cleveland police conclude a 17 year old St. Ignatius student Earl R Fryman invented a tale of kidnapping and burning at the stake. Fryman survived with burns over 80 percent at Fairview Park Hospital after allegedly being found nude and chained to a tree. Detectives note pamphlets a theater ticket stub and a chain purchase slip support the fabricated story.
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Cleveland
Earl R. Fryman
St. Ignatius High School
Fairview Park Hospital
Elmer Rouble
Fryman
All Cabbies Are Looking For Girdle
Oklahoma City taxicab drivers faced a tense scene as an irate housewife demanded the return of her girdle. She claimed her husband left it in a taxi after visiting a downtown shoe shop to fix a zipper. She threatened a lawsuit if not found. All cabs were checked but no girdle was recovered.
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Oklahoma City
Ipm
Psychiatrist Had Quick Definition of Himself
Providence RI report on Dr Melvyn Johnson chief of the mental hygiene clinic at the Veterans Administration in Providence. The brief profile highlights his swift self-definition and role within the VA facility.
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Providence
R. Lit
Melvyn Johnson
The
Veterans Administration
Eisenhower Holds Intensive Budget Session at Camp David
President Eisenhower and top advisers met at Camp David in a foggy session to shape next year's defense program while aiming to balance the budget and consider a possible tax cut. Secretary Humphrey indicated a balanced budget is top priority with hints of a tax plan in the State of the Union.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Camp David
Humphrey
Mountaintop
Rowland Hughes
Congress
Hughes
Defense Wilson
State Dulles
National Security Council
British Peer Proposes UN Control of Nuclear Weapons
Lord Fraser of North Cape urged the United Nations to seize all nuclear stockpiles, bury them halfway up Mt Everest, and hold sole custody under his plan. He proposed a 300 weapon limit and described psychiatry with a biting, satirical definition during a Lords speech.
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London
United Nations
Mt. Everest
Lord Fraser
North Cape
House of Lords
U.N
Neighbors Help Polio Family in Ojai Bright Future Ahead
In Ojai California Betty and Herb Smith polio-stricken depend on neighbors and community aid. Nordhoff High School teachers, two children Debra Susan five and Jody Lyn two, receive round the clock care funded by March of Dimes and local helpers. A charity raffle and donations from Nordhoff students and local schools raised funds to cover medical costs and mortgage payments.
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Ventura
Calif
Betty
Herb Smith
California
Ojai
Smiths
William H
Spokane
Wash
Nordhoff High School
Ojai Cooperative Nursery
Sebhoo
Ventura County General Hospital
Debra Susan
Jody Lyn
Herb
Nordhoif High
Jodys
Jody
Ernestine Hix
Smith
Ojai Valley
Debra
March of Dimes
Fund
Santa
Admits and discharges and local births in Garden City
Today's hospital page lists Mellie May admitted from 315 North Ninth and multiple discharges including Mrs. Harry DeGarmo, Mrs. Vivian Duvall, William Hays, and others. A birth is recorded at Leopold with Roy Bontrager’s family welcome of a 6 pound 3 ounce boy born at 10:40 p.m. Wednesday. Police briefs cover speeding fines, bond issues, exhaust-tip theft complaint, a minor accident on St John, and upcoming demurrers and charges in local court.
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Harry DeGarmo
Conkling
Vivian Duvall
Gardendale
William Hays
Scott City
Lisa McMullen
Mike Wewer
Scott
Eva Brinck
Vienna
Austria
Thomas McKinney
Dodge City
Earl Crosley
Gail McNeal
Wallace
Frank Strackeljohn
Burnside Drive
J. Richard Thomas
North
Ninth
Leopold
Roy Bontrager
Route 1
Earl Leon Nevins
South Star
Larry Wayne Barlow
Lawrence Miller
Holcomb
Poice
Ernest LaVallie
Jack Curtis
Gardendae
Ray Darwin Riggs
Thomas Joseph Brungardt
Safford
Paul Schupman
St. John
Augusta Car Dealer's Wife Found Dead in Basement
Mrs. C. D. Martin, about 60, wife of Augusta automobile dealer, was found dead in her basement last night. Her son Audry Martin discovered the body. Police Chief Frank Bennington said she apparently shot herself behind the left ear. Relatives reported despondency over ill health for weeks. Her husband owns Marlin Motor Co with agencies in El Dorado and Arkansas City.
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Augusta
Kas. W
C. D. Martin
Audry Martin
Frank Bennington
Telegram mail carrier bitten by dog yesterday
Mail carrier Leonard Albert was bitten while delivering mail at 607 Center. Joe Guerrero notified police that the animal was biting. A cattle drive on US 50 required troopers to halt traffic as 145 head moved from pasture near the sugar factory to Brookover Feed Yards. The Second Pan American Games film, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be shown at the Civic Center tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. to aid the local Olympic fund drive. public invited.
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Leonard Albert
Center
Joe Thomas Guerrero
N. 13Th
US 50
Brookover
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civic Center
Jaycees
Union Session Near an End
In New York the AFL-CIO closed its historic founding convention amid a dispute over talks for a labor peace pact with business. President George Meany said NAM representatives discussed a live and let live deal, though NAM denied agreement. Sligh Jr. expressed surprise but hinted management open to narrowing differences.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
National Assay of
Meany
NAM
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Sligh
Publisher Is Cleared of Charge in Red Activity Probe
Edward Lamb, 53, Toledo millionaire and publisher broadcaster, was cleared by a government examiner of any involvement in Communist activities. He must wait 40 days to learn if the FCC will renew his Erie Pennsylvania television station WICU's license. The FCC may stay silent and auto renew or dispute the examiner's finding and refuse renewal.
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Washington
Edward Lamb
Toledo, Ohio
Erie
WICU
Federal Communications Commission
Lamb
FCC
Herbert Sharfman
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Edith Carter
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Herman Beringer
Ike
Secretary of the Treasury
Tal
Mellie May
North Ninth
Clarence Childress
Kansas State Highway Commission
Riverside
Henry J. Abrahams
Inman
David Jackman, Jr
Joan M. Swingle
Ned E. Swingle
Bobbie
White House
Inge Ave
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Golden Valley
Owitts
Swift
Jonathan
Sunkist
Gardiner Dairy and Ice Cream CO
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