Market Report From Bowersock and National Stocks Slump
Local markets show wheat at 1.67, yellow corn 1.24, milo 1.86 with receipts at Harwood and Bowersock. In New York the Dow fell 2.23 to 786.55 as 7.9 million shares traded amid year end activity. gains were led by Fairchild, IBM, with Motorola slipping.
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Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed at Kansas City Sale
Cattle 100, calves 10. hogs 4 500 head with barrows and gilts 50 to 1.00 lower and sows weak. 300-500 lb sows 1.00-1.25 lower, 500-600 lb weak to 25 lower. 1-2 190-225 lb 20.25-50, 1-3 200-240 lb 10.75-20.25, 240-290 lb 18.00-19.75, sows 15.00-16.00. Sheep 20 head no price test, prime wooled lambs steady at 22.50, few good wooled ewes at 7.00.
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Jerry Muth Named Kansas Alcohol Control Chief
Jerry Muth of Wichita was named director of alcoholic beverage control by Gov. Docking to take effect Jan. 9. He succeeds J. R. Cheney of Ottawa, appointed in 1964, and will earn $10,000 a year with possible rise to $12,500. Both men attended the news conference announcing the appointment.
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Graham warns of world disaster from China conflict
Evangelist Billy Graham in Montreat NC warned of a coming gigantic disaster and a collision course with China after his South Vietnam tour. He said nuclear advances in Red China disturb governments worldwide and that the Soviet Union fears Red China, with a real split between the two communist powers.
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Memorial Hospital Admissions List Totals Many Local Residents
The page lists admissions at Memorial Hospital including Laymon Percival Eudora Mrs Nannie Ireland 2020 N H and others across towns like Ran toul Eu dora DeSoto Baldwin Bonner Springs and Stouffer Place. It notes two couples welcoming a son and a daughter today.
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Nannie Ireland
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Rantoul
Bessie St. John
Tacy Weidman
N. J
Jennie McMaloney
Carey Casey
Jean Lancaster
Alexander Jaimez
Diana Mersmann
Jennifer Haines
Miller Dr
Mary Baird
Sunflower
Bonnie Houston
Lester Hubbard
DeSoto
Loma West
Lecompton
Kevin Noll
Winchester
Edna Bell
Kirk Goad
Donald Betts
Baldwin
Michael Kalb
Wayne Transmeier
Route 5
Margaret Harris
Murrow
Fred Davis
Route 4
Daniel Buchman
Stouffer Place
Death notices for Arthur Bridwell 92
Arthur Bridwell 92 died this morning at Guardian Angel Rest Home. Funeral services were held at Cooper Warren Chapel. Bridwell a Baker University graduate and former Baldwin resident.
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Snow Storm Drenches East Canada and North U S
A late December snow storm moved into eastern Canada while cold air settled across the Midwest to New England. Snow squalls and gusty winds lashed the Great Lakes to New England as subfreezing readings prevailed in the Midwest and the Dakotas.
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68 Year Old Farmer Bound Over In Quail Hunter Shooting
Dewey Garoutte 68 bound over for circuit court trial on a second degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing in the fatal shooting of Dr. Andrew J. McCallum 49 on Garoutte’s farm near Aurora Missouri McCallum died December 7 in a Springfield hospital The hunter and his daughter Zora testified Garoutte fired four or five shots and defended his dogged stance on his property while the hunting party contended the land was not posted.
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Dewey Garoutte
Max Hall
Andrew J. McCallum
Aurora
Garoutte
Springfield
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Zora
Noble Adams
Bill Schutz
Monett
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Dartmoor escapee captured in Devon amid harsh conditions
John Johnson, 30, recaptured today after escaping five convicts from Dartmoor Prison. He surrendered in bleak weather, saying he hid for two days with a broomstick crutch for a injured leg. Police pursue 15 other escapees as Home Office notes 699 total escapes, 125 at large.
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Cash Stolen From Drift Inn Cooler
Bill Cady of the Drift Inn reported Thursday that someone took 224 dollars in cash from an outside cooler. The theft occurred sometime Thursday, according to police.
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Court docket of traffic and registration offenses
In the Courts Police Court Clerk Hamill Edwardsville processed multiple traffic violations. Defendants include Clifford D. Hamill with open bottle improper registration and following too close resulting in 130 dollars and 10 days. James L. Tingle with failure to yield 25 dollars 10 days and license suspension. Monti Wilson with stop sign 10 dollars. Louise Fisher excessive noise 10 dollars. others include improper left turn prohibited a turn and illegal registration with small fines. Several cases were appealed or paroled with party name pairings listed.
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Edwardsville
Frank A. Parker
Engel Rd
James L. Tingle
Cadet Ave
Robert Godbout
Stouffer Place
Steven S. Kesler
W. 21St St. Terr
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Kansas City
Kan
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Ky. St
Overseas Wheat May Earn Extra Fifty Cents
Washington AP moves to grant wheat producers an extra 50 cents a bushel on wheat exported during the 1967 crop year. With exports near 800 million bushels the proposal would cost about 400 million dollars. Several Great Plains lawmakers plan bills to fund the payments. NFU President Tony T. DeChant backs the push.
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Congress
Great Plains
Tony T. DeChant
The
National Farmers Union
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