Market News Roundup From Harwood's and Exchanges
Market data from Harwood's Market shows varied grain and egg prices, with wholesale and farm figures for eggs, butter, and live stock. New York and Chicago markets report mixed gains across stocks, bonds, and commodities, with notable activity in airlines, steel, telecom, and hogs.
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NEW York
Comsat
New York Exchange
First National Bank of Boston
Johnson
Western Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
National Airlines
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehhem
Republic
American Telephone
RCA
International Business Machines
Polaroid
U.S
Control Data
Sears, Roebuck and Goodrich
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Chicago
NAACP Lawrence Meeting Moves to Ninth Street Baptist Church
The Lawrence chapter of the NAACP changes Friday meeting site from Plymouth Congregational Church to Ninth Street Baptist Church per publicity chair David Jones. The 8 p.m. agenda includes a film on housing titled Property Values and Race, letter writing campaigning, home visitation program discussion, and election of branch officers.
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Lawrence
NAACP
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ninth Street Baptist Church
David Jones
Guards Caught Fleeing Berlin Wall Ambush
Two East German border guards were captured by comrades early today while attempting to escape over the Berlin Wall. The men were found hiding near border fortifications in the northern hill area.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Theaters Reopen in San Francisco After Settlement
San Francisco to resume movie screenings as major first run houses plan to reopen tonight after a labor dispute settlement. Downtown merchants anticipate a business revival with the weekend return of theatergoers.
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San Francisco
Harp and Matherly Deaths Lead Local Obituary List
Roy F. Harp 78 of Kansas City dies of heart attack at home. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Gibson Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Dick Harp, KU basketball coach, is his son. William R. Matherly 70, of Lawrence, dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home, burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Also funeral for Mrs Addie L. Barter 90 of Topeka at Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary Friday. burial Mt Hope Cemetery Topeka. Barter died at son Harry A Barter’s home.
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Roy F. Harp
Dick Harp
Kansas University
Kansas City
Elder Harp
Kansas City Grain Company
Grain Elevator Superintendents Association
Gibson Funeral
19Th and
Minn
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Harp
Lawrence
Roy Harp
William R. Matherly
Bullene Ave
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Donald Evans
Fern Matherly
Roy Matherly
San Jose
Calif
Robert Matherly
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Addie L. Barter
W. 19Th St
Wall-Diffenderfer
Topeka
Mt. Hope Cemetery
KU Dorms Undergo Major Shift With McCollum Opening
KU plans seven occupancy shifts as McCollum Hall opens in September 1965 housing 976 students. Women will have about 2,300 beds and men around 2,035. Several halls are reassigned or closed including razing Oread Hall and Foster Hall, with Pearson and Corbin serving as key housing.
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McCollum Hall
Kansas University
McCollum
Templin Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Carruth - O’leary
Corbin and
Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall
Lewis Hall
Hashinger Hall
Ellsworth Hall
Sheriff Rejects Beatles Sweatshirts for Prisoners in KC
Kansas City AP report says Jackson County jail inmates wear winter sweatshirts. Sheriff Arvid Owsley vetoed $13.50 a dozen blue sweatshirts bearing The Beatles likenesses, deeming them inferior and undyed. He noted inmates would be insulted and that there are already enough Beatles in the jail.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Arvid Owsley
Owsley
McKelway Calls Out Label Use in Journalism
Washington Star editorial chairman Benjamin M. McKelway urged at the Sigma Delta Chi convention that journalists overuse of labels harms public perception of individuals who act on independent thought. He warned reporters should avoid tagging others and themselves to preserve journalistic independence amid contemporary trends. The remarks accompanied a list of local names and family announcements included in the program.
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Kansas City
Benjamin M. McKelway
The
Washington Star
McKelway
Associated Press
Sigma Delta
Chi
Memorial Hospital Admissions Mention Mrs McAdam and Chanay
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Mary McAdam of 1345 W Campus and Mrs. Alta Chanay among recent arrivals.
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Mary McAdam
Alta Chanay
Broiled Scrapple Tip Elevates Buttered Slices
A kitchen note suggests brushing scrapple slices with melted butter or margarine before broiling to enhance flavor and browning. The method favors even coating and a richer finish than frying.
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