Local Market Prices and Livestock Report
Kansas City livestock bids show cattle 300 calves 100, feeders for auction, cows 14.75 to 18.50, vealers 24.00 to 30.00. Hogs 3,200 head, barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower, sow steady to weak, 190 to 210 pounds 14.00 to 14.50, 275 to 400 pounds 13.00 to 13.50. Sheep 800 head steady, fine wool lambs 18.00 to 19.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.50. grains mixed with Wheat 2.06 unchg, Wheat futures 2.05 up, Corn 1.10 unchg.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
GOP Senators Reject Budget Gimmick in Topeka
In Topeka AP report, Republican senators decline a Democratic budget trick to merge general and gauge tax funds, aiming to avoid new revenue. They oppose Anderson plan to delay sales tax distribution, while backing a bill to relieve Kansas Turnpike Authority of highway patrol financing, freeing about 250000 yearly for maintenance.
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Topeka
Senate
John Anderson
Anderson
George Docking
Paul Wunsch
Wunsch
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Turnpike
Net Income At New High For U S Farms
Agriculture Department reports realized net income per farm averaged 3498 dollars last year, a record high driven by more farms. Arizona led with 34238 dollars. West Virginia averaged 8989 dollars, while Missouri and Kansas showed declines. Personal income for farm people averaged 1430 dollars, up 57 from 1961, with farm and nonfarm components totaling 926 and 504 respectively. Nonfarm personal income stood at 3440 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Arizona
West Virginia
Missouri
Ban
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine And Nearby Areas
Admissions list details patients at St Catherine and other locations including Eminence Scott City Pierceville Holcomb and Scott City addresses. Dismissals note Mrs Delmar Edmiston and Lawrence Hubbard among others.
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St. Catherine Gayla Spikes
J. R. Nelson
E. Laurel
Scott Lancaster
E. Maple
Coy Brandes
Henry Wiebe
Charles Crow
Tracy Linenmuth
Scott City
Fred Base
Pierceville
Lee Fenton
Holcomb
James Standley
Arthhr Sturdevant
Vickie Schweer
William Heismeyer
St. Catherine
Delmar Edmiston
Scoti
Lawrence Hubbard
Solons Slice Powell Budget Slashes Powell committee funds
The House cut the Education and Labor Committee budget from 348500 to 200000 for next year and divided the rest among six subcommittees. Powell, absent due to illness, faced a move that reflected criticism of his leadership and travel. The new plan gives 25,000 to each subcommittee and 50,000 to the parent panel for Powell to direct. Also notes a Vatican audience between Pope John XXIII and Alexei Adzhubei.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Harlem
Puerto Rico
Vatican City
John XXIII
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Rada
Soviet Union
Adzhubei
Tavestia
Garden City names and addresses with fines listed
A police list names residents and addresses in Garden City and cites fines for improper registration and improper driving. James Irvin Ream and Charles Frederick Drussel are noted with minor fines, while bonds for Richard John Zobel and Harold Duane Hanson are forfeited.
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James Irvin Ream
Main
Charles Frederick Drussel
S. Star Rt
Richard John Zobel
Harold Duane Hanson
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Snyder at 81
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Snyder 81 of 1025 N 4th will be Friday at 10 30 a m from Phillips White Funeral Home with the Rev Arthur Fleming officiating Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery She died Wednesday at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness She was born January 26 1882 in Newport Indiana and married Christopher C Snyder at Lewis August 31 1909 He died in September 1952 Survivors include two sons Robert W of 119 W Hazel and George L of San Francisco four grandchildren and four great grandchildren She resided in the area since 1921 and was a member of the Christian Church
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Sarah Ellen ‘Snyder
St. Catherine Hospital
Newport
Ind
Christopher C. Snyder
Lewis
Canon City
Colo
Garden City
Robert W
W. Hazel
George L
San Francisco
Calif
The
Christian Church
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Arthur Fleming
Valley View Cemetery
NASA Chief Hands Ball To Kansas
NASA Administrator James Webb began a four city Kansas visit by telling state leaders that Kansas must move ahead in space development. He noted NASA does not offer projects but may supply the vehicle if local groups arrange studies and agreements. Webb spoke at Forbes Air Force Base and planned tours of KU, Topeka, K State, Manhattan, with Wichita luncheon.
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Topeka
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kansas
NASA
James Webb
Space Agency
Webb
Forbes Air Force Base
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Wichita
Washington
Frank Carlson
James B&b
Pearson
Garner Shriver
Wichita University
Boeing
Jewelry Salesman Held in Stickup at Kansas Bank
Marvin Levin a 44 year old jewelry salesman from Kansas City's Country Club Plaza surrendered in Johnson County jail after a $2236 bank robbery in Stanley Kan A shoe box with money was found in his car and a torn gun with tear gas shells did not fire Witnesses said the man fled north toward Martin City Mo and later crossed the state line to Missouri where he quit and yielded authorities Levin waived extradition to Kansas and could not post a 10000 bond He had inquired about leasing land for oil exploration at the time of the robbery.
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Clathe
Kan
Marvin Levin
Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Levin
Missouri
State Bank
Stanley
Kansas
Johnson County
Olathe
James MedAnelly
McAnelly
Jamey Malson
U.S. 69
Malson
Hank Walton
Walton
Martin City
U S Espionage Target: The Season for Soviet Spy
Federal Bureau of Investigation director John Edgar Hoover warns that Soviet spies have no single profile. Spies may be young or old, educated or uneducated, and come from any profession or background. He cites cases like Harry Gold and Col. Rudolf Abel to illustrate how spies blend into ordinary life and how counterintelligence must rely on vigilance and reporting.
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John £ Ogar Hooverirector
Federal Gurden of Investigation
Washington
Sovet
United States
Moscow
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
America
David Greenglass
Los Alamos
David
Ruth
FBI
Col
Rudolf Abel
Quebec
Col. Abel
Brooklyn
Algo Werg
FBI urges vigilance against Soviet spy activity in New York
A 1963 FBI notice recounts a photographer alert that led to identifying a Russian diplomat using an alias plotting a high altitude aerial map of New York City not sold commercially. The agency urges citizens to report information, stressing trained investigators handle counter intelligence.
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FBI
New York City
Legislators Briefed on Oklahoma Oil and Gas Laws
Twenty four Kansas legislators met in Oklahoma City to learn about Oklahoma spacing unitization and pooling rules. Harold Freeman and Wilburn Cartwright of the Corporation Commission spoke, with Ferrill Rogers defining unitization as property read integration. Kansas Senator Dick Vanlandingham noted a spacing bill is before the committee with public hearings at Topeka starting Tuesday.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Group
Harold Freeman
Wilburn Cartwright
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Commission
Ferrill Rogers
Rogers
Freeman
Ansans
Dick Vanlandingham
Kansag Hoagg Oil and Gas Committee
Topeka
Pilot Leaps From Experimental Plane Near El Dorado
Beech Aircraft identifies the pilot as Frank Singer engineering test pilot. He parachuted from a single engine experimental plane eight miles east of El Dorado in open country and was uninjured. Highway Patrol sheriff and Beech officials rushed to the crash site with few details available.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Beech Aircraft Corp
Frank Singer
Singer
Beech
Beech Company
British MP Alice Bacon Under Guard After Death Threat
In London a Labour MP Alice Bacon aged 52 said an anonymous caller warned she faced death from the terrorist French Secret Army. Scotland Yard placed a guard outside her apartment as she attacked the government over France’s fugitive ex-Premier Georges Bidault slipping into Britain last month and a TV interview with the BBC.
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London
Scotland Yard
Alice Bacon
Labor
House of Dominons
France
Georges Bidault
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Miss Bacon
Pot Pops Top Free Paint Jobs In New Jersey
In Haledon New Jersey a paint kettle at Allied Chemical Harmon Colors Plant released pressure and sprayed red paint onto about a dozen homes and 18 cars. Rain washed much of it away and no injuries were reported. An official said a safety disc opened at 42 pounds instead of 88, causing the spill.
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Haledon
N.J
Allied Chemical Corporation
Harmon Colors
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Raymond Ball
James Hartley
Gary Deibert
Lee Richardson
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George Setters
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