Kansas City Livestock Market report trends and prices
Markets show mixed movement across livestock categories. Barrows and gilts down 1.00 to 1.50, sows weak to 0.25 lower. calves and cattle mixed, slaughter steers and heifers weak to 0.25 lower. cows steady to 0.25 higher. feeders steady. Lambs higher 0.49 to 0.75, ewes and feeders steady, primes strong in spots, with varying regional price ranges. Eggs and produce listings noted separately in market sections.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
ATI
Dow Jones Averages Slip at Noon Trade
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 1.28 points at 958.51 at noon after an intraday swing as large as 4.78 points. The price quotas are supplied to the Telegram by Goffe & Carkener, Inc.
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Goffe & Carkener, Inc
DOW Jones
Time to Make Phone Changes Time to Make Phone Changes
Local manager Bob Wright urges residents to submit corrections to the next telephone directory before press time. He notes the book is free with service and highlights its strong character list. In Sparta Eden, five children died in a rural farmhouse fire discovered minutes after their mother left to check a neighbor.
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Bob Wright
Southwestern Bell
Sparta
Here
Eden
Melvina Bardo
McVicker Elected President of Garden City Realtors
Jack McVicker a Garden City realtor was elected president of the Garden City Board of Realtors at a recent meeting. Don Talley was elected vice president and Homer Campbell will serve as secretary treasurer. The officers assume duties in January.
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Jack McVicker
Garden City
Garden City Board of tRealtors
Don Talley
Homer Campbell
Kansas Smiles From 1965 News Roundup
A Kansas city page of light anecdotes recalls 1965 moments. Vern Miller, Sedgwick County sheriff, signs a license after a playful stop in Newton. Across towns, residents joke about high IQ, labor and delivery rooms, and errant spray paint at Wellington. Wichita mayor Tarant’s speech is cut by a broken loud speaker. Cynthia Davis, Abilene, enters kindergarten with a teacher named Johnson. A Salina dog bite report prompts a quip about shots near the tail. Five people dine in Alton as a child’s age claim triggers a price rise. Wichita police radio humor surfaces at a used car lot. Independence judge Warren grants a divorce, ordering wife to pay costs. John W. Barriger visits Parsons. sparks fly along the railroad main line. Leavenworth Rotary elevates Maj. Gen. Harry J. Lemley Jr. to sergeant-at-arms. A National Guard convoy crosses the Kansas City intercity viaduct. traffic directs officials as delays emerge. First grader Scott Boles heads to school, learns the hard days lie ahead after a smooth first day.
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George Richardson
Salina
Richardson
Alton
Wichita
National Guard
Kansas City
Camp Ripley
Minn
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri
Scott Boles
Hutchinson
Wayne Boles
Hospitals Admit and Dismissal List Noted
Admissions list includes Catherine Irene Rowland 212 Washing, Mrs Robert Hoeme Scott City, Sandra Herman 306 Washington, Larry Doll Eminence, Otis Lile 1409 Mikes Drive, Sophie Heismeyer 505 Pennsylvania, Joseph Moritz 1507 A, Melvin Holmes 308 Davis, Maury Hernandez 516 N 13th, Theodore Finke 1222 Gibson, Patricia Coerber 2110 N 7th. Dismissal records show William Burns 201 W Fair from St Catherine.
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Larry Doll
Otis Lile
Mikes Drive
Sophie Heismeyer
Pennsylvania
Joseph Moritz
Melvin Holmes
Davis Maury Hernandez
Theodore Finke
Gibson Patricia Coerber
Bonds Forfeited And Fines In County Court Docket
A local county court docket lists penalties and actions for multiple defendants. Names include Garden City Larry Withers Copeland Samuel Niblock and Mrs Frankie Rohrbough. Fines range from 2 to 25 dollars with various charges such as illegal posting of handbills, drunk driving, and carrying concealed weapons. Some cases show suspended sentences and dismissals after payments. others note warrants and vehicle penalties in parking zones. Route items include entries for Linda R Trueblood speeding and costs.
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Louis F. Dreiling
Morris
Paul Lopez
E. Santa Fe
Leon J. Linenberger
Hays
Donald Wayne Jennings
W. Kansas
Donald W Blake
Jeny
Melvin Edward McMicheal
Tripoli
Libia
Linda R. Trueblood
Klamath Falls
Ore
Oil and Gas Lease Legally Transferred to Davidor Inc
Audrey L. Carter assigns the oil and gas lease to Davidor and David or Inc of Oklahoma City. The property identified is NW 4 of 7-23-30. Filing details indicate a formal transfer to the corporate entity for continued development and rights issuance.
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Audrey L. Carter
Davidor and Davidor, Inc
Oklahoma City
Sea Gem disaster kills crew as search continues
Grim sea salvage crews and divers comb the North Sea for nine missing men from the 5600 ton oil rig Sea Gem which capsized 40 miles east of the Humber estuary. Four crewmen confirmed dead, 19 survivors, slim chances of recovery. The Sea Gem, which had tapped a workable drilling, was to be moved two miles farther out to sea today. The loss delays plans to pipe natural gas from undersea reserves to British industry by late 1947. The government holds a majority stake in the company.
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Grimsby
England
North Sea
Humber
British Petroleum Company
Sea Gem
Bank doors open day and night in Jacksonville incident
Larry Hanson entered a suburban Jacksonville bank on Monday to cash a check and found the bank seemingly unlocked and empty. Police officer Dr. Crews investigated and said the front door appeared unlocked since Friday with no signs of disturbance, adding that the employee who normally locks the door left early Friday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Larry Hanson
Crews
Open House for Garden City High Debaters Set
An open house for all former and current Garden City High School debaters is scheduled for Thursday from 7 30 to 10 p m at the home of R Dean Nolte 2013 N 3rd. Debaters home from college and others visiting are invited along with present debate squad members. The annual sausage supper for the Deerfield Methodist Men's Brotherhood is set for Monday Jan 31. Victor Haflich 1202 N A will preside at the Kansas Council on World Affairs meeting January 8 at Kansas State University Manhattan Dr William Boyer and Capt Richard Dowell head the one day session with the council president leading the event. Our soil is our country to save the one is to save the other Anonymous
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Garden City
R. Dean Nolte
Deerfield
Victor Haflich
Kansas Council On World Affairs
Kansas State University
Manhattan
William Boyer
K-State
Richard Dowell
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Westminster Abbey Marks its 900th Year
Queen Elizabeth II placed a bouquet at Westminster Abbey marking the start of a year-long 900th anniversary celebration. The abbey, consecrated December 28, 1065, has hosted coronations and royal weddings. restoration work totaling about a million dollars refreshed walls, carvings, and decorations, unveiling a brighter, white-stone interior. Historic figures buried there include thirteen kings and five queens. Royal attendance included Prince Philip and Princess Margaret.
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London
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Edward the Confessor
England
Elizabeth
Edward
LBJ Looks to Industry To Aid Payment Balance
New York AP Johnson's administration aims to cut 1985 balance of payments deficit by 2 billion through industry. Brimmer warns 1965-66 voluntary export restrictions on overseas investment should target direct investment and urge over 900 corporations to report quarterly.
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LBJ
New York
Johnson
U. S
Andrew F. Brimmer
American Finance Association
Brimmer
UJ. S
Viet Nam
Addresses of Men in Service
Here are more addresses of local and area young men now in the service. Gene Sloan son of Mr and Mrs Steve Sloan Pierceville gets his mail as SP4 Leonard G Sloan A17671602 HHD 13th QM Bn DS APO San Francisco 96358. Wayne Dudley son of Mr and Mrs Cecil E Dudley 902 E Maple address AaC Wayne R Dudley AF17724519 3443 Sch Sq Box 386 Amarillo AFB Texas 79111. Address of Donald A Davis son of Mr and Mrs Donald R Davis 506 N 3rd Seaman Apprentice Donald A Davis F A 9992820 Division B USS Essex CVS9 c o Fleet Post Office OFF New York City NY 09501. Stationed at Seoul Korea is James Arwine son of Mr and Mrs Joe Arwine 2005 N Main Sp5 James R Arwine RA17596233 1B1st Sig Co Photo APO San Francisco 96301.
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Gene Sloan
Steve Sloan
Pierceville
Leonard G. Sloan
HHD
Q. M. Bn
APO
San Francisco
Wayne Dudley
Cecil E. Dudley
E. Maple
Wayne R. Dudley
Amarillo Afb
Texas
Donald A. Davis
Donald R Davis
C-O Fleet Post Office
New York City
N. Y
Seoul
Korea
James Arwine
Joe Arwine
Main
James R. Arwine
Sig. Co
Four Die in Dodge City Area Car Crash
James J Simmons 25 and Pauline 27 along with their nine month old son Todd and Mrs Dana Blakely 20 died Sunday afternoon when two cars collided two miles west of Sublette. Blakely and Simmons families survive with multiple siblings and parents. Funeral services set for Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Dodge City with burial at Greencrest Memorial Cemetery. Rosary tonight at Halpren Swaim Chapel.
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Dodge City
James J. Simmons
Pauline
Todd
Simons
Dana Blakely
Sublette
Mrs. Simmons
Larned
Satanta
Dominican School of Nursing
Great Bend
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Ulysses
St. Anthony Hospital
Blakely
Belpre
Dodge City Junior College
Larry Blakely
Simmons
Ferdinand Gales
Sharon Schmidt
Shirley Stein
Wright
Patricia Shaver
Thomas
Colwich
James
Hays
Harold
Orangevale
Calif
Arthur
Sacramento
Mary Malone Chase
Mr. Simmons
Spearville
High Pliins Dressed Beef Co
John Simmons
Donald
Steve
Leona Gregg
Sidney
Medical Center Burglarized At Plaza Medical Center
Overnight break-in at Plaza Medical Center on Kansas Plaza. Intruder pried open a rear metal door and ransacked offices missing about $52 in change. Accessed Plaza Pharmacy through ceiling and partition. about $10 in change and a few narcotic tablets stolen. Police investigate.
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Plaza Medical Center
Kansas Plaza
Medical Center
Plaza Pharmacy
Candidate's Son Charged In Burglaries In Georgia
Georgia gubernatorial candidate Lester Maddox Sr's son, Lester Maddox Jr., 21, is free on 86,000 bonds after being charged with burglary counts in Cobb County. He admitted burglarizing the same appliance store on Nov. 5 and was found hiding in a television and appliance store. The elder Maddox defended the setup in business ventures and noted the cafeteria's racial discrimination case has reached the Supreme Court. Mountains are described but not relevant to the case.
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Marietta, Ga
Georgia
Lester Maddox Sr
Lester Maddox Jr
Cobb County
Harold Griggs
Maddox
Griggs
Atlanta
Maddox Sr
U.S. District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Lester Jr
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