Market News From Kansas City to Wall Street Summary
Local markets report grain prices from Bowerstok's and Harwood's with wheat at 1.45, yellow corn 1.21, milo 1.71. Eggs and butter quoted in KC markets. cattle and hogs listed for auction with feeder prices and lambs steady. Wall Street near close shows slight gains led by IBM Braniff and Boeing while blue chips dip. trading active with 9.7 million shares.
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U.S. Treasury
Wheat and futures move in Kansas City grain market
AP report from K C. Cash shows wheat prices mostly steady with minor losses and futures closing up to 1.6 cents. Corn and oats show mixed quotes across No 2 and No 3 grades while milo and soybeans hold firm. Futures for May July September and December edge higher, with gains between 1 and 2 cents.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
City Collision Causes $350 In Damages Overnight
An overnight city accident involving Marvin Mumford, 24, of 801 Walnut, and Steven D. Philips, 18, of Prairie Village, occurred at 12 15 a m at the 5th and Locust Street intersection. Both vehicles sustained damages of 150 and 200 dollars respectively with no injuries reported.
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Marvin Mumford
Walnut
Steven D. Philips
Prairie Village
5Th and Locust Sts
Mumford
Philips
June Draft Quota Cut Forces 15,000 Inductions
Washington AP reports the Defense Department cut the June draft call to 15,000 inductions all for the Army, the lowest draft level since the Vietnam buildup began last August. The Selective Service was asked to carry out the June quota.
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Washington
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
Walter Jones dies. Leavenworth County farmer 75
Walter Jones, 75, of rural Tonganoxie, died at his home. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Friends Church of Tonganoixe with Rev. Ray Fitch. burial at Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Calling 1 p.m. Friday at Quisenberry Chapel. Born March 18, 1891, he spent life in Leavenworth County and was a farmer and Friends Church member. Survived by wife Stella, three daughters Blanche Cox, Thelma Campbell, Helen Redman. two sons Harold and Glenn. four sisters, one brother, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren.
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Tonganoxie
Friends Church of
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Tonganoixe
Stella E. Jones
Blanche Cox
Kansas City
Kan
Thelma Campbell
Spokane
Wash
Helen Redman
Grand Junction
Colo
Harold W Jones
Glenn A. Jones
W. 27Th St
Sadie Powell
Grace Schoonover
Dallas, Tex
Alice Kelley
Mae Pearson
Frank Jones
Convicts Declined for Viet Nam Service by State Penitentiary
TOPEKA AP A group of 72 prisoners at the state penitentiary offered to volunteer for service in Viet Nam last October if released. Charles McAtee, director of state penal institutions, said the military regulation prohibits acceptance of prisoners for military duty, ending the effort.
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Topeka
Viet Nam
Charles McAtee
Courts and Divorces Noted in Local Police Court Entries
In Police Court Peggy A. Fuqua faces charges of left turn misstep and intoxicated driving with leaving the scene, costs set. Marvin Mumford cited for DWI and leaving the scene, license suspended for one year. William L. Johnson fined for speeding, Jack Wadsworth and Carl E. Murray cited for speeding and excessive noise respectively. Robert Mitchell charged with riotous conduct and interfering with an officer, with penalties and parole noted. Divorce cases filed include several couples. two divorces granted Roy Sparks from Nancy Sparks and Joanne Biberstein from Billy Biberstein.
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Peggy A. Fuqua
Highland Dr
Marvin Mumford
Walnut
William L. Johnson
Ky. St
Jack Wadsworth
Shawnee Mission
Carl E. Murray
Sandra S. Marquette
Carl K. Marquette
Ruby C. Bailey
Everett E. Bailey
Donna J. Holesapple
Ronald W. Holesapple
Roy L. Sparks
Nancy D. Sparks
Joanne Biberstein
Billy Joe Biberstein
Memorial Hospital Admits Large List of Patients
A long admission list from Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. Joy Wolfe, Mrs. Betty Raney, Mrs. Catherine Lambdin, Dianna Johnson, Nelson Ellis Baldwin, Kevin Coulter, Harold Fisher, Sandra Wilson, Debra Garber, Mrs. Marie Tolbert, James McNeil, Mrs. Saundra Wincher, Glenda Dumler, Glenn Smith, Venus McAlearney, J. W. Ragland, Mrs. Mary Cartwright, Mrs. Margaret Stockton, Tammy Copp, Mrs. Minnie Carney, Lorie Blaylock, Mrs. Vivian Commons, Mrs. Etta Withers, Mrs. Wilma Lathrom, Rex Price, Jess Wright, Helga Diehn, Robert Becker, Carl Broeker, Mrs. Mildred Luckan, Mrs. Marilyn Ledom and baby girl, Michael Harding, Mrs. Virginia Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Dowd, a daughter, today.
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Joy Wolfe
Kansas
Betty Raney
Prospect
Catherine Lambdin
Dianna Johnson
Harvard Rd
Nelson Ellis
Baldwin
Kevin Coulter
Harold Fisher
N. H
Sandra Wilson
Debra Garber
Marie Tolbert
Wedgewood
James McNeil
Grant
Saundra Wincher
Williamstown
Glen
Vivian Commons
Etta Withers
Wilma Lathrom
North St
Rex Price
W. 21St
Jess Wright
Lincoln Helga Diehn
Barker
Robert Becker
Eudora
Carl Broeker
N.Y
Mildred Luckan
Marilyn Ledom
Michael Harding
Ala
Virginia Douglas
Tenn
Bids Sought in Topeka For Cable TV Franchise
Topeka officials invite bids from cable television groups for a proposed franchise. The process aims to select a company to supply local cable service and related operations. Bidders will be evaluated on technical capability financial plan and service commitments. Public notices outline submission deadlines and requirements.
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Topeka
Cable TV
City to draft sample ordinance for community antenna service
The city legal department was directed Wednesday to draft a sample ordinance outlining specifications for a community antenna television service and call for bids. Mayor Charles W. Wright said no frill is needed and implied others may apply, naming Communications as a possible bidder.
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City Legal Department
Charles W. Wright
Wright
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