Stocks Rally to New Highs Amid Broad Market Gains
The New York market extended a rally to fresh 1963 highs with active trading. Volume reached about 4.8 million shares, as IBM advanced to a yearly peak and Chrysler and GM posted gains. Several other blue chips rose while Polaroid fell and Motorola dropped over 2 percent.
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Chicago
Market Summary From Harwood's and KC Prices
Wheat and corn quotes lead a busy market report from Harwood's Market and Kansas City. Prices span eggs poultry cattle hogs sheep and futures with numbers across grains and livestock reflecting varied demand and regional trading activity.
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Death Notices Mrs Cora M Janeway 85
Mrs Cora M Janeway 85 formerly of 801 Lincoln Street died Wednesday at a Eudora rest home Funeral services will be at 2 p m Friday at the Rumsey Funeral Home Rev William DeLaughder will officiate Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery She was a Centenary Methodist Church member Surviving are a son Earl F Janeway Route 3 a daughter Mrs Blanche Gulley Baldwin a grandson Edwin Janeway Route 3 and a great grandson Andrew Janeway Route 3.
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Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
The memorial hospital page lists dismissals for James Chicks Charline Freitag Ruth Bookwalter and Delbert Stevens and births for Mr and Mrs Rourke Jardon Baldwin a son Wednesday Mr and Mrs Tom Hynes Sunflower Village a daughter Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Kyle LaFallette 1031 Vt a daughter today.
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Linwood
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Missouri Legislature approves sales tax increase
Jefferson City AP report: Missouri lawmakers pass a bill to raise the sales tax from two to three cents per dollar after a fierce fight. The measure is expected to raise about 93 million dollars in the first biennium and more in later years, taking effect on October 13.
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Campus Chest Far From Goal at KU Campaign
Kansas University reports only 1.2 percent of its $10 000 Campus Chest goal raised as of this morning with $115 76 in hand. Treasurer Allen Schuermann a Wichita sophomore says slow starts are normal and most funds will come from Greek houses and large dorms. Final contribution day is April 17 with a trophy for top per capita groups across six divisions.
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Campaign funds projected to match last year's $3000
Schuermann says the committee expects to raise about the same amount as last year roughly three thousand dollars.
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Property Bill Is Killed and Industry Measure Okayed
TOPEKA The Kansas House killed an administration bill while passing another as Gov. John Anderson's program shows mixed progress. The House State Affairs Committee killed a bill to turn abandoned intangible property over to the state affecting unclaimed savings accounts and dividends.
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Legislative bill to form department of economic development
The bill, already passed by the Senate, cleared the House and returns for Senate consideration with amendments. The proposed department would replace the Kansas Industrial Development Commission and removes the $20,000 salary cap for the director. Anderson recommended creating the department.
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Latin Bishop to Speak at First Methodist Church
Santi Uberto Barbieri the Methodist bishop of Argentina Uruguay and Bolivia will speak at 8 p m today in the First Methodist Church. Barbieri was born in Italy and has spent his career in south and central American churches.
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Barbieri
Italy
Bishop who traveled continents rises to 1949 ranks
The clergyman spent youth in Switzerland and Germany, lived in Brazil, and was educated in Texas and Georgia. He advanced to the episcopacy in 1949, marking a significant milestone in his religious career.
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Germany
Brazil
Texas
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