Market Prices From Local Mills And Markets
From Bowersock's Mill wheat 1.48 a bushel yellow corn 1.19 and milo 1.76. Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 35 medium 29 undergrades 18 pullets 18 current receipts 23. Kansas City AP consumer eggs large 38 39 mediums A 36 41 wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 39 41 mediums 80 percent A 37 39 Butter grade A lb quarters 75 grade A lb solid 74.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed on Cattle Hogs
Cattle numbers near 300 with steadier steer markets and steady to lower hogs as barrows and gilts show declines of 25 dollars. Sows are scarce and weak to 50 lower, with varied price ranges for different weight classes. Sheep are not listed.
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Wheat futures drift lower as markets close mixed
Kansas City grain prices show slight declines across wheat futures with No 2 hard and dark hard at about 1.62 to 1.68, No 2 red near 1.58 to 1.63, and nearby winter wheat contracts closing 1% to 1%4 lower. May July Sep and Dec futures trade around 1.54 to 1.59 in modest onday movements.
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Market gains fade as trading slows near the close
New York stocks edged higher after a brisk morning rally that followed eight straight sessions of declines. Volume reached about 7.9 million shares, with leaders including General Electric Texaco New York Central and Standard Oil New Jersey. Dow components such as Du Pont and Sperry Rand showed modest moves while sectors like motors steels electronics and airlines led the gains.
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Stock Market Dips and Rises Amid heavy Exchange Trading
In late trading on the American Stock Exchange SCM Corp led gains up 1 while IBM rose 6 and Zenith plus others advanced. Several firms including Allied, Studebaker, and Diamond Alkali fell about 4 and Fairchild Camera surged over 9. Treasury bonds resumed their decline as corporate bonds stayed flat to down.
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Zenith
Texas Gulf
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Motorolea Evans
Allied Products
Studebaker
Fairchild Camera
Associated Brewing
National Airlines
Filtrol
Chrysler
Raytheon
Eastern Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
Memorial Hospital lists numerous residents and patients including Mrs. Gertrude Owens Mrs Susie Ledwith Mrs Betty Chaney Mrs Doris Harris Amy Shaffer and others with addresses across Sunflower Village Eudora Tonganoxie St. Louis and Lecompton The notice also records two births one a son born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Kis singer and another to Mr and Mrs Charles Gro ginsky at Stouffer Place on Thursday and today.
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Perry
Susie Ledwith
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Doris Harris
A. I
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W. 25Th
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Emery Rd
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Maple
Bob Grey
Harvard
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Raymond Dyer
Sunflower Village
John Meineke
Verna McCain
Mont
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Barbara Slagle
Maine
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Eudora
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Mathew Roskahr
Greever
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Jacquilene Stanseil
Lecompton
James Henry
St. Louis
Nora Trefz
Leslie Wahaus
Mary Cook
Tonganoxie
Kenneth Englebrecht
Sam Neis Jr
Carmen Purcell
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Raymond Kissinger
Charles Groginsky
Stouffer Place
Two Baker U Graduates Honored as Outstanding Men
Baker University announces Harold Elliott and Tom Hedrick as 1966 Outstanding Young Men of America honorees. Elliott became head coach at Southwestern College in 1964 and led the Kansas Conference to a title. Hedrick, famed as the voice of the Kansas City Chiefs, graduated Baker in 1956 and directs the Kansas University sports network.
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Funeral services for Ollie Young in Fort Leavenworth
Funeral services for Ollie Young 73 of Lawrence set for 2 p m Monday at Fort Leavenworth. Burial also at Fort Leavenworth. He died Wednesday evening in Topeka Veterans Hospital. a World War I veteran born in Slater Missouri. Survivors include one daughter Mrs MacCain Seattle Washington an uncle Thomas Winborn 1346 N J St 15 grandchildren five great grandchildren and five cousins.
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Ft. Leavenworth
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Topeka Veterans Hospital
Slater, Mo
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Seattle, Wash
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N. J. St
Death of Fred H. Reynolds 81 Lawrence native
Fred H. Reynolds 81, longtime Lawrence resident, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born October 12, 1884 in Lawrence, he was a retired dairy and grocery man. Services 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home, Rev. Harvey E. Doud officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife, two sisters Cora Wilhelmsen Racine Wisconsin and Grace Cook Moline Rest Home Lawrence, two stepsons Charles Ralston Overland Park and Scotty Ralston Alexandria Virginia, one stepsdaughter Evelyn Schulz St Croix U S Virgin Islands, five nephews and four nieces.
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Wisc
Grace Cook
Moline Rest Home
Charles Ralston
Overland Park
Scotty Ralston
Alexandria
Evelyn Schulz
St. Croix
V.I
Funeral services for Mrs Jerusha V Rukes at Overbrook
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Overbrook Methodist Church for Mrs Jerusha V Rukes 91 of Kansas City formerly of Overbrook born November 22 1874 in Douglas County She died Wednesday in a Kansas City hospital Burial followed at Richland Cemetery Baker Funeral Home Overbrook led arrangements She is survived by one son Albert Rukes Overbrook six daughters eight grandchildren 12 great grandchildren five sisters and numerous relatives
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Leawood
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Ottawa
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Richland
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Rozelle Smith
Los Angeles
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Clathe
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Death of Ruth Affalter Waters in Cassville Missouri
Ruth Affalter Waters 62 of Cassville Missouri died Thursday Funeral services set for Monday at New comer's Chapel Overland Park Burial at Shawnee Survivors include brother Marion Affalter 947 La and sister Mrs Hugh Cramer Wellsville
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Newcomer’s Chapel
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Wellsville
Enlistment Surge Cuts Draft Calls In March
The Pentagon announced a sharp rise in enlistments allows a 10 500 reduction in March draft calls to 22 400 the lowest since last August Army January enlistments reached about 19 000 the highest in over a decade The Defense Department had sought 32 900 inductees for March and cut the target after reviewing January results
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FMC plans multi plant expansion of phosphorus phosphate output
FMC Corp officials announce a multi site expansion of phosphorus phosphate production. Lawrence Inorganic Chemicals Division plant in Kansas will gain facilities and capacity, with Pocatello Idaho boosting elemental phosphorus. Additional expansion targets include sodium and potassium phosphates at Green River Wyoming Newark California and Carteret New Jersey plants.
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FMC Inorganic Chemicals Division
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Yankees Schedule Two Florida Exhibition Games Next Spring
The New York Yankees will play two night exhibition games in Florida next spring facing the Washington Senators at Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday April 5 and then traveling to Miami to meet the Baltimore Orioles the following night.
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Annual Taylor Book Collection contest closes March 25
The 10th annual Kansas University undergraduates contest offers 150 dollars in cash prizes funded by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Taylor of Kansas City Missouri. The winner may compete for the Amy Loveman 1000 dollar national award.
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Kansas City
Missouri
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