Kansas City Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs 25 to 40 lower for barrows and gilts, sow prices down 25 to 50, 1 2 195 to 2 1/2 are 16 50 to 17 24, sheep 600 head with lambs 50 to 1.00 lower, ewes and feeders steady, spring lambs 18.00 to 22.00, feeders 15.50 to 18.00, cattle 1,500 head with steers 21.00 to 23.00, heifers 20.50 to 22.25, cows 14.50 to 18.00, dealers 23.00 to 24.00, trend mixed but steady for many classes. Market reports include grain prices: Wheat around 1.74 to 1.76, corn 1.10, barley 0.70.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Steels and Motors Lead Stock Market Advance
New York AP report says a wide range of issues including steels chemicals oils and office equipment advanced as trading grew livelier. The Dow up 4.00 to 720.01 at noon with the AP average up about 1.0 and industrials leading gains as steel and motor shares edged higher and utilities rose.
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New York
Orcola
Motors
Steels and Motors
Associated Press
Industrals
Utilities
Chrysler
Sunshine Mining
Callahan Mining
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Cherryvale Flags Drive Garners Community Support
Cherryvale citizens, led by Postmistress Hallene Utter and Robert Burns of the American Legion, established a memorial fund to honor loved ones with flags along main street. The effort, joined by civic groups and the National Guard, already displays flags on Memorial Day and aims to extend to town edges.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Hallene Utter
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Burns
Dorsal American Legion
Fort Hays State sees 10.6 percent summer gain
Fort Hays State College reports a 10.6 percent rise in summer enrollment from 1962, with 1,612 students this summer compared with 2,457 last year.
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Fort Hays
Evers Shot to Death in Jackson Driveway
Medgar W. Evers, 37, Mississippi NAACP field secretary and civil rights leader, was shot to death in his Jackson driveway after an integration rally. Police sought the assassin as FBI involvement was requested. Witnesses described fleeing suspects and a 30-30 rifle as the likely weapon. Evers’ wife and community mourned the killing amid vows to continue the movement.
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Miss
Medgar W. Evers
Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University Medical Center
M. B. Pierce
FBI
New York
Roy T. Wilkins
NAACP
Movement For Human Rights
Wilking
Willie Mae Bishop
Merle Beasley Evers
Future Mercury Hopes Shattered
JOUSTON Tex AP The NASA space chief James E Webb announced no more Mercury launches. The next flight will be the two man Gemini program about 18 months away. Engineers at Manned Space Flight Center say one man in space needs more experience before ending Mercury. Max Faget cites weightlessness and recovery as key questions for long flights.
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Jouston, Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
James IE. Webb
Washington
Manned Space Flight Center
U.S
Max Faget
Earth
JFK Appalled By Barbarity In Mississippi Slaying
President Kennedy voiced deep shock at the murder of Mednar W. Evers, a Mississippi Negro leader, calling it barbaric. The Justice Department placed its investigative machinery at Jackson police and the FBI to aid the probe, with updates coming to the White House from Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and others.
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Kennedy
Mednar W. Evers
Mississippi
Jeader
Justice Department
Jackson
Miss
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
White Crause
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Adv
Robert F. Kennedy
Winds Drive Kansas Wheat Harvest Amid Dry, Hot Weather
AP reports hot dry winds quickened wheat maturity across Kansas while rain and hail near Enterprise and Abilene Tuesday night slowed cutting in the northern counties. Great Bend harvest office says 90 percent done in Harper County, 75 percent in Kingman, 40 percent in Saline. Rice County 40 percent, Gray County 10 percent harvested.
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Kansas
Enterprise
Abilene
Norton
Harvest Labor Control Office
Harper County
Kingman County
Saline County
Rice County
Gray County
Macmillan Presses Cabinet for Backing on Profumo Scandal
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held an emergency Cabinet meeting to secure ministers backing his handling of the Profumo affair. Ministers were cautious publicly, but the press said the meeting appeared harmonious with likely united stance. The Cabinet reviewed the inquiry into John Profumo’s security breaches involving Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov. Plans aimed to restore Conservative confidence ahead of Parliament as Labour vows to seize on the scandal.
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London
Harold Macmillan
British Press Association
John Profurmu
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Anthony Eden
Pearson Urges Appropriation for Glen Elder Reservoir
Senator James B. Pearson urges a $5 million appropriation for the Glen Elder Reservoir in north central Kansas as authorized. He asks the Appropriations subcommittee to allow transfer of funds for a study on irrigating lands near Stydal Township Nebraska and Belleville Kansas, listing several project requests across the state.
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James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Reclamation Bureau
Glen Elder
Kansa
Budget Bureau
Pearson
Senate
Kansas
Stydal Township
Neb
Belleville
Kan
Olthey
Carson
Stedar Bluff
Almena
Kanopolis
Cheney
Wilson
Bostwick
Kinwin
Ellis
Webster
Kipp
Nelson _ Buck
Medicine Lodge
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Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations under hospital and dismissal notes including Mrs. Paul Heine Gardendale John Wheeler 805 N Main Mrs Carl Waechter Ulysses Mrs Mitchell Sanders 1207 N 10th Mrs Mary Noll 2207 N Main Jeanette Eisenhour Scott City Mrs Roy Messer Eminence and Mrs Joseph Searle Hayn Mo tel Dismissals at St Catharine Mrs Charles Nelson 1510 B Mrs George Roth Holcomb
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Gardendale
John Wheeler
N. Main
Carl Waechter
Ulysses
Mitchell Sanders
Mary Noll
Jeanette Eisenhour
Scott City
Roy Messer
Joseph Searle
Hayn Motel
St. Catharine
Charles Nelson
George Roth
Holcomb
Sit-in at Harlem Hospital site ends after police action
New York AP report says a civil rights protest against alleged trades discrimination led to a brief clash at the 800 bed Harlem Hospital site. About 75 officers faced roughly a dozen demonstrators using wooden barricades to prevent a sit-in. No injuries or arrests reported.
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New York
Harlem
Eisenhower Calls Moon Race Nutty At GOP Breakfast
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told House Republicans the moon race would be a fiscal folly. He argued defense is adequate and warned against a $107 billion federal budget plus tax cuts, urging GOP adherence to party principles. He favored voting rights guarantees before tackling civil rights with local solutions.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
87Th Club
Eisenhower
Congressional
Kennedy
TornadoDamages Several Homes in Athol Kansas
A tornado struck Athol Kansas Tuesday night damaging several houses and other buildings. There were no injuries reported, authorities said. The storm swept through the north central Kansas town causing scattered structural damage.
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Athol
Kan
Kansas
Multiple Local Notices and Births in Garden City Area
In Garden City names listed including Mrs Lea Short and others across Chestnut and Conkling addresses. Birth announced at St Catherine for Ason to Norris and Mrs Miller in Lakin on June 11 at 8 58 am weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. Property deeds and warranty deeds recorded among local parcels in Fairlane First Addn and other blocks. Court: Jack Young Tucson Arizona set for preliminary hearing on charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Fines: Victor Green and Loren Henderson for speeding. Divorce filed Abeliene Page vs Donald Page. Bond posted John Henry Marlow for disturbing the peace.
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Wales
St. Catherine Ason
Norris Miller
Lakin
Jack Young Tuscon
Ariz
Victor Green
Scott
Loren Henderson
Scott City
Abeliene Page
Donald Dean Page
John Henry Marlow
Seven Convicts Escape Prison From Florence Arizona
Seven inmates escaped from the Florence prison area taking guards and 23 prisoners as hostages after pulling guns from a grain field cache. Two murderers among them were later captured near Coolidge. Fugitives spread across canyons northeast of Florence and near the mountain south of the city as armed search teams closed in. Jesus Pina and Paul Calder were among the most dangerous inmates identified by Deputy Warden Hochstatter.
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Florence, Ariz
Arizona
Coolidge
Florence
Work Gang
Phoenix
Jesus Pina
Paul Calderon
San Gabriel
Calif
Leo Hochstatter
Pina
John Dwayne Burrell
Kansas
Robert Joseph Kaiser
Chicago
Lone Bandit Robs Wichita Market
A lone bandit armed with a handgun robbed Mammel's Super market in southeast Wichita, mistreating more than four customers and workers as he filled a grocery bag with cash. Police pursued a Norwich, Kansas car linked to Edgar F. Willeaker, 48, of Wynnewood, Oklahoma, amid a broader response by several towns and aviation units. The mayor of Norwich was forced at gunpoint to ride in the suspect vehicle before being released unharmed two miles away.
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Wichita
Bob Holder
Norwich
Kan
Manchester
Oklo
Kansas
Kanas
Harper
Edgar F. Willeaker
Wynnewood
Mammel
Holder
KCC Chairman Not Yet Named
TOPEKA AP A decision on the next Kansas Corporation Commission chairman will be made in a three member conference soon. Gov John Anderson appointed William L Mitchell to the commission to succeed Richard Byrd who will resign. Mitchell, former House speaker, is a Hutchinson Republican. Alwin Grauerholz Coffeyville said Mitchell and Harry Wiles a Democrat and the third member will discuss the chairmanship then inform Anderson who will announce the choice.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
John Anderson
William L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
Mitchell
House
Richard ©. Byrd
Byrd
Ottawa
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Alvin Graueholz
Coffeyville
Harry Wiles
Anderson
Grauerholz
Wiles
George Docking
Kansas Traffic Toll Rises Through Wednesday Morning
Kansas traffic death toll for the 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday shows a count of 24 with figures noted for June 21, 1983. The report compares this period to an earlier June period and a 1932 benchmark, highlighting rising fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thunderstorms Hit Kansas With Tornado Reported
AP dispatch notes storms moved across western to northern Kansas overnight with a tornado sighting at Athiol near Smith Center. Damage to buildings trees and lines reported along with flash flooding in Abilene and Enterprise. Rain totals included Enterprise 2.58 inches and a Weather Bureau site 1.84 inches near Abilene. Skies cleared and temperatures expected to dip again tonight.
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Kansas
Athiol
Smith Center
Abilene
Enterprise
Weather Bureau
White
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