Market Report: Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Regions
Receipts include 493 stocker cattle and 552 hogs with steady to slightly higher cattle prices. Steer calves $28-$40, heifer calves $27+, light yearlings $29.50-$33, feeders $26-$27.50, cows $14.50-$20.25, bulls $19.56-$23.25. Hogs steady. No 1 hogs $19.90, packing sows $15-$17.50, boars $9-$13.50, stock pigs $9.50-$19.50. Kansas City numbers show steady hogs and lambs $27-$28 for primes, cattle mixed.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Dow Jones Industrial Average Dips to 901.15 at Noon
At 2 p.m. a stock update shows the Dow Jones average of 80 Industrials down 2.47 to 901.15. Chicago live beet futures for June displayed slight gains with quotes around the mid- to high-26 dollar range, including highs near 27.10 and lows near 26.35.
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Chicago
Grand Ole Opry Returns For Shows In Garden City
The Grand Ole Opry brings toe tapping entertainment to Clifford Hope Auditorium with two Thursday shows at 7 30 and 9 30 pm featuring Tom T Hall Billy Grammer Dick Elliott Margie Bowles Jim and Jess McReynolds and the Virginia Boys George Kent and band. Advance tickets are 2 and door sales 2 50.
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Garden City
Grand Ole Opry
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Tom T. Hall
Porter Wagoner
D. J
Hall
Billy Grammer
Ed Sullivan
Dick Clark
Jimmy Dean
Grammer
WSM
Bonaparte
Brown
Ferry
Dick Elliott
Deerfield
Margie Bowles
Jim
Jess McReynolds
Virginia Boys
Memphis
George Kent
Baltimore Incident
Ray Hudson
Johnson Pushes Campaign to Pass Gun Control Bill
President Johnson orders top-priority White House campaign to urge Congress to approve administration gun control legislation restricting rifle and long gun sales. Aides say full involvement of Justice Department and president himself, as NRA plans letter campaign against tougher laws amid rising public demand.
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Washington
National Rifle ‘Association
Johnson
Congress
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Texas White House
Justice Department
National Rifle Association
NRA
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Battle Creek
Mich
John Huhn
St. Joseph’s Church
Huhn
House Judiciary Committee
Joseph D. Tydings
Senate
Mike Mansiat
Tydings
Today in History Bunker Hill Battle
On this date in 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought during the Revolutionary War with Americans outnumbered yet repulsing the British twice before retreating. Also noted: Drake landed on California coast in 1579 and John Wesley born in 1703.
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Associated Press
Bunker Hill
Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
France
Truman sisters win Wightman Cup for England at Wimbledon
Christine Truman Jones and her sister Nell Truman defeated Kathy Harter and Stephanie DeFina 6-3 2-6 6-3 to deliver England its first Wightman Cup over the United States since 1960.
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Wimbledon
England
Christine Truman Jones
Nell Truman
Kathy Harter
Stephanie DeFina
United States
Sooby Named Assistant Professor at New York Medical College
Donna Scooby the daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Sooby of Rt 1 has accepted a post as assistant professor in the pharmacology department at New York Medical College New York City starting August 1 She earned her Ph D at Colorado State University Fort Collins in June and was the first woman to receive a doctorate in radiology and radiation biology there
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Donna Scooby
George L. Sooby
Rt. 1
New York Medical College
New York City
Miss Sooby
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins
Gun Law Aided In Manhattan
The Manhattan City Commission may gain support Tuesday to pass a gun control law. A group named The Committee for Responsible Firearms Control circulated petitions and obtained 300 signatures to back the proposed ordinance, which will be presented to the Commission at the regular meeting.
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Manhattan, Kan
City Commission
The
Committee For Responsible Firearms Control
Commission
Pro Tennis Championship Semifinals In Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts AP reports defending champion Rod Laver defeated Dennis Ralston in straight sets while John Newcombe beat Bong Roche, advancing to the final of the U S Pro Tennis Championship.
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Brookline, Mass
Rod Laver
Dennis Ralston
John Newcombe
Bong Roche
YMCA Events Calendar Highlights Schedule May 18–June 20
The YMCA releases a multi day events calendar listing baseball games at Georgia Matthews School and West/East diamonds, youth swims at Mel Krebs pool with multiple sessions, archery, sewing, guitar lessons, and jog and walk programs at Memorial and Penrose Stadiums and YMCA Hall. Activities run Monday through Thursday with varying times and locations.
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Astros
West Diamond
Dodgers
Giants
East Diamond
Ymca Hall
Penrose Stadium
Memorial Stadium
Mel Krebs
US 50
Town
Georgia Matthews School
Yankees
Cardinals
Diamond
Cubs
Wildcats
Fairgrounds
Mel Krebsool
YMCA
Penrogze Stadium
Hutchinson Man Named G I Forum State Chairman
Matt Hernandez of Hutchinson was elected state chairman of the American G I Forum at its annual convention in Hutchinson Kansas delegates from twelve Kansas chapters attended. John Martinez Hutchinson was named vice chairman Pedro Arteaga Wichita executive secretary Julian Martinez Hutchinson corresponding secretary. The auxiliary named Mrs Nellie Navarro Dodge City chairman Becky Padilla Wichita junior chairman Mary Terrones El Dorado crowned queen at the ball.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Matt Hernandez
G.I. Forum
Kansas
John Martinez
Pedro Arteaga
Wichita
Julian Martinez
Nellie Navarro
Dodge City
Becky Padilla
Mary Terrones
el Dorado
Library seeks more students for On to College book club
Helen Harp librarian urged college bound students from grades 10 to 12 to enroll in the On to College library book club. Seven youths have joined and a panel discussion on I wish I had known that before I went to college is planned. If enrollment grows, talks on Literature a Universal Language Life and Literature of the Southwest Books that Change our Minds and Reading and Censorship will follow.
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Library Book Club
Helen Harp
Southwest
Barbara Oringdorff
Les Cline
Bernadine Lange
Mal Bertram
Dismissals At St Catherine Garden City Hospitals
A list of names and addresses follows for Saturday and Sunday dismissals at St Catherine Hospital including Mrs Russell Ardery Cope land Mrs Wallace Bohling Hol comb Max Cripe 821 10th Mrs Richard Dale Scott City Richard Carton Dighton Mrs Jimmy Hinkle Satan ta Michalle Hunsberger 1308 St Cora McInnis 919 N 9th Mrs Pat OBrien Scott City and others. Also notes Sunday dismissals Tiffany Mader Holcomb Mrs David Martinez and baby boy 302 N 5th Mrs Wesley Woodard 1709 ton St Mrs Jack Stroud Burnside Dr Mrs Kenneth Otterstetter and baby boy 709 Conkling Mrs Arthur Wadsack 316 N 1th Fred Brown 208 N 10th Mrs Albert Billinger 20 Wesley Curtis Middleswart DeFord Trailer Park City Accidents Sunday 5 59 pm 7th and Fulton a car driven by Leonard Leroy Lawson 1108 N 12th minor damage and a car driven by Kenneth Ray Anderson 11 N 7th extensive damage Sunday 4 35 p m Main and Laurel a car driven by Robert LeRoy Gerlock Wiley Colo and a car driven by Thomas C Maestas Jr Holcomb minor damage to both vehicles Saturday 6 11 p m 600 block N Main a car driven by Mrs Larry Combs 708 Safford and a car driven by James M Purdy 620 N 10th extensive damage to both vehicles Fires Sunday 4 20 a m 4 small wood and tin shed at the rear of Harding Glass Co 105 N 8th reported on fire Fire met contained blaze to shed with loss minor.
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St. Catherine
Russell Ardery
Copeland
Wallace Bohling
Holcomb
Max Cripe
Richard Dale
Scott City
Richard Carton
Dighton
Jimmy Hinkle
Satanta
Ralph Wasson
Rolla McGraw
N. Main
Tiffany Mader
David Martinez
Wesley Woodard
Ton St
Jack Stroud
Burnside
Fulton
Leonard Leroy Lawson
Kenneth Ray Anderson
Main
Laurel
Robert LeRoy Gerlock
Wiley
Colo
Thomas C. Maestas Jr
Block N. Main
Larry Combs
Safford
James M. Purdy
Harding Glass Co
Two Boys Drown in Verdigris River at Cherry Vale Dam
INDEPENDENCE Kan AP two youths drowned in the Verdigris River at the Cherry Vale dam five miles north of Independence late Sunday despite rescue attempts by a third boy Gary Plisek 20 gave the account He and Patrick Tallman 16 were sitting on the dam when Tallman was swept away Plisek entered the water and began dragging him toward shore where Samuel Prather 14 and Kenny Tallman Tallman s brother waited to throw a rope Prather fell in and Plisek pulled both Prather and Tallman toward the bank but was pulled under by the current He surfaced and had swallowed so much water he could not reenter the water Bodies were recovered by Montgomery County sheriff s office Independence fire department and area fish and game personnel.
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Independence
Kan.ap
Verdigris
Cherryvale
Patrick James Tallman
Samuel Roe Prather
Gary Plisek
Tallman
Plisek
Prather Boy
Kenny
Prather
Plisele
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Independence Fire Department
Funeral for Samuel Young 80 in Cimarron
Samuel Young 80 died Saturday in Dodge City. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Cimarron Methodist Church with Rev. Elmer L. Brooks officiating. Burial in Cimarron Cemetery with military rites. Born April 4, 1888 in Pennsylvania he married Helen Burress in 1950 in Raton New Mexico. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs Melvin Engley Cimarron a son Richard Crouse Galesburg Ill and two grandchildren.
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Cimarron
Samuel
Young
Dodge City
Methodist Church
Elmer L. Brooks
Pennsylvania
Helen Burress
Raton
N. M
D.A.V
Melvin Engley
Richard Crouse
Galesburg
Ill
Funeral for Mrs. Mary E. Swink held at Satanta church
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Swink died Friday at Satan ta District Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were at 2:30 PM at First United Methodist Church in Satanta with Rev. Leslie Heisz officiating. Burial followed at Satanta Cemetery. Phillips-White Funeral Home of Garden City arranged services.
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Satanta
Mary Elizabeth Swink
Satanta District Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Leslie Heisz
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Garden City
Norman Thomas Put On Critical List At Huntington
Norman Thomas 83, six time Socialist party presidential candidate, was placed on the critical list at Huntington Hospital after surgery for a liver ailment. He was admitted Sunday and underwent the operation the same day. The hospital did not disclose the procedure. He had been moved from a nursing home in the Long Island community after a prior stroke last November.
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Huntington
N.Y
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Huntington Hospital
Thomas
Evan
Long Island
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