Market News Report From Harwood and Kansas City Early Price Movements
Market roundups show mixed commodity quotes with wheat around 1.85, corn near 1.15 to 1.20, soybeans about 2.30, oats 0.75 and barley 0.90. Eggs and poultry prices in Kansas City and regional live stock values are listed, along with cattle, hogs, and sheep markets and early stock market gains in New York led by General Motors and other blue chips.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
New York
Big Three Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steels
Chicago & North Western
Polaroid
Xerox
Control Data
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Ava Townsend Estate
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court Ava Townsend deceased estate prior appointment August 22 1965 as administrator. creditors heirs and devisees warned to exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Samuel Pickett estate hearing petition to sell one half interest in Lot 42 Rhode Island Street Lawrence to pay debts. defenses due by September 17 1965 at 11 a.m. in Lawrence. Exeecutrix Eva Pickett Forrest A Jackson attorney.
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Ava ‘Townsend
Douglas County
Kansas
Notici Ag
J. A. Townsend
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Samuel Pickett
Kansaas
Eva Pickett
Samuel Mickett
Rhode Island
City of
Lawrence
Kansan
Forrest A, Jackson
10th Federal Reserve District Sales Rise In Yearly Compare
Kansas City AP reports department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District rise 5 percent for the year and 4 percent for the week and four week period ending August 17. National figures show 4 percent for the year 7 percent for the week and 5 percent for the four weeks. Readouts include Topeka Wichita Joplin Greater Kansas City and St Joseph with varied gains and declines.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
Topeka
Wichita
Joplin
Greater Kansas City
Downtown
St. Joseph
Obituaries for Dorothy Holtzclaw and DeRay Tanner
Mrs. Dorothy Holtzclaw 43 of Lincoln Nebraska died unexpectedly in Buena Vista Colorado while on vacation. Survivors include husband Henry F. Holtzclaw Jr two daughters mother and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending. DeRay Tanner 52 longtime Lawrence resident and Union Cab Co partner died at home. Survivors include wife son daughter step son mother two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral services set for Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Henry F. Holtzclaw
N. HH
Dorothy Holtzclaw
Buena Vista
Colo
Henry F. Holtzclaw Jr
Janie Lou Holtzclaw
Sally Holtzclaw
Ernest T. Robbins
Urbana
Wesley Garrigus
Lexington
Bud Hayworth
Omaha
Neb
William Ziegler
St. Louis
Holtzclaw
Ilinois University
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Phi Beta Kappa
Mortar Board
Northwestern University
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
DeRay
Dick) Tanner
Union Cab Co
Richfield
Utah
Lawrence
Rumsey
Douglas Tobler
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Memorial Park Cemetery
Winifred Tanner
DeRay Tanner
Glendale
Calif
Lee Naftel
Los Angeles
Lee Houser
Mesquite
Tex
T. A. Winchell
N.Y. St
Roy Hepworth
Stephen Riley
Memorial Hospital Births and Addresses List
A memorial hospital notices births and residents listed by name and address. Several entries note newborns with parental information and dates marked Thursday or today for several families including Gelvin Neibarger Lawellin and Neibarger couples.
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Gary Lawellin
Mich
John Gelvin
Stouffer Place
Jack Neibarger
Barker
In the Courts Traffic Violations
Clara Owens age 16 of 1627 W 21st was fined 15 dollars for failure to yield right of way. Lewis Johnson age 25 of 443 Ala was fined 5 dollars for excessive speed.
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Clara Owens
W. 21St
Lewis Johnson
Sit-In Ended at Wagner Office in New York City
Mayor Robert Wagner halted the around the clock sit in outside City Hall after a melee in which three police officers were injured. Pickets attempted a chain in and fought with officers as demonstrators left the line and marched toward City Hall. The protest referenced Wagner's planned participation in a Washington march next week.
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Wagner
New York
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wapner
Washington
RLDS Elects Leaders For Year In Lawrence
Officers of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lawrence were named for the coming year. Bowman named presiding elder, with Hoecker Norris Sickles Robertson and others filling church and youth roles. World Church appointments sustained. Hoecker reappointed to building and finance panel. Slayton named KU Student Religious Council vice chairman.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Navy Bowman
Frank Hoecker
G. R. Norris
Dwight Sickles
Leland Robertson
Theron Harper
Albert Hopfer
Bessie Taylor
Claude Norris
Hildreth Hoecker
Bob Smith
Bulletin
Roderick Davis
Liahona
Lawrence
Henry LeNeve
Wayne N. Holmes
Blanche Norris
Everett Norris
Jerry Slayton
Theis Attacks Dole Over Wheat Loss in Kansas
Pratt Kansas AP Democratic national committeeman Frank Theis blamed Rep Robert Dole for any loss of farm income from the wheat referendum. Theis said Dole opposed the administration farm program and accused him of scapegoating Secretary Freeman and President Truman era peace program. Theis contrasted Dole with former Rep J Floyd Breeding and said the current congressman cannot push wheat policy or influence action.
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Theis
Dole
Orville Freeman
Kansas
J. Floyd Breeding
D-Kan
Automation Group Termed a Failure
Ralph Helstein president of the AFL CIO union says a committee formed to address automation in the meat packing industry has failed. He blames Armour and Co for the poor record, accusing the firm of callous indifference to its workers. An Armour official in Chicago expressed surprise at the criticism.
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Washington
Ralph Helstein
Afl-Cio
United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers
Helstein
Armour and Co
Armour
Chicago
Ed. J. Heckler
Kennedy outlines revised civil rights funding proposal
Attorney General Kennedy presents to Congress a modified plan to withhold federal aid from programs with racial discrimination. The revised omnibus civil rights bill would allow courts to review aid withholding actions, emphasizing ending discrimination over funding cuts.
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Washington
Robert P. Kennedy
Congress
Guta Court
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
India School Enrollment and Classes Start Notice
India School invites pupils to enroll from 9 to 12, Wednesday Aug 28. The office will be open for fee payment. Classes begin Sept 8 at 8:00 a.m. Mothers are invited to the auditorium on that date.
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India School
Coffeyville Girl Dies After Toy Wagon Accident
Janet Sue Wells, 10, died in Coffeyville Kansas after falling on a toy wagon wheel and axle that had become detached. The axle penetrated her jugular vein during the incident on Thursday.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Janet Sue Wells
Dred Scott Descendant Contests Job Demotion In Race Bias
Dred Scott Madison, great grandson of the enslaved man linked to the historic case, sues Grand Rapids claiming race discrimination after a 30 day suspension and demotion from sergeant to patrolman. The petition seeks a trial without jury and reversal of the demotion. Madison, 6-year police veteran, faces allegations of conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Dred Scott
Grand Rapids
Mich
America
Dred Scott Madison
Madison
U.S. Supreme Court
George E. Bean
Painting A. V. Phillips contact line
The fragment appears to be an entry for painting A. V. Phillips with a partial address 1718 W. o. Ph and a phone Vi3- 202. The readable text provides no event or outcome details.
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A. V. Phillips
W. O. Ph
Israelis and Syria clash in U N Security Council
Israel and Syria accused each other of aggression in a United Nations Security Council session advanced at Israel's insistence. Israeli claims of Syrian shelling of two settlements near the border prompted the first Israeli-originated complaint in a decade, as Israel warned it would defend itself if the council did not halt the aggression.
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United Nations
Israel
Syria
Security Council
Michael Comay
Council
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