Market News Highlights Grain and Stock Movements
Harwood's Market lists prices for Wheat Corn Soybeans and more. Kansas City reports egg, poultry, cattle hogs and butter values with grain and futures figures. New York notes a weaker late trading session with Kodak MGM IBM and Du Pont among movers.
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Market summary highlights mixed grains and steady hogs
New York stocks fell modestly as bonds held steady. Cotton weakened with light liquidation. In Chicago grains, wheat mixed with March strong, corn steady amid general demand, oats mostly higher led by March. Soybeans firm on steady demand. Hogs steady to strong with top at 15.35. Slaughter steers scarce with no market test.
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Grass and building fires reported around campus areas
Wednesday fire calls include grass fires at Quigley Field and near the KANU tower area, a welding related insulation board fire at 1818 Mass Street, a trash chute fire at Hashinger Hall, and a smoking furnace motor at 521 Okla with motor damage only.
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Engel Rd
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Angeletti Reaches Final in Society Piano Competition
Richard Angeletti, piano instructor, is named one of four finalists in a Chicago-based Society of American Musicians solo recital contest. The finals are in May at Kansas University with the winner to receive an engagement on the Allied Arts Piano Series in Orchestra Hall.
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Kansas University
Chicago
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Ernest T. Stewart Dies National education leader
Ernest T. Stewart of Alexandria Virginia died Tuesday in a Washington DC hospital. He was executive director of the American Alumni Council, a national group of alumni workers and college fundraisers.
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U. S
Negro Alderman Shot to Death in Chicago Office
In Chicago, Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis, a Black Democratic leader re-elected to the 24th Ward, was found handcuffed and shot in his second floor office. A janitor reported empty shells near the body and one bullet wound in the back of the head. Lewis defeated Jeff Clifford Alford by 12,189 to 888.
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Belton
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Lake Possible Near Wellsville
In Franklin County near Wellsville a potential state lake emerges from highway reconstruction plans. A large fill six miles south of Wellsville prompts ideas for a lake fed by a spillway bridge, with size estimates from 55 to 175 acres depending on the dike. The State Highway Commission and Kansas Fish and Game Commission back the concept and expect formal approval soon.
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Rev Lloyd Marsh to Speak in Eudora Tonight
Rev Lloyd Marsh, recently resigning his Elkhart pastorate to pursue a Peru mission, will address the Eudora Assembly of God Church at 7 30 this evening. He plans to establish Quechua Indian churches near Lake Titicaca in southeastern Peru, later pastored by Peruvians. Mrs Marsh accompanies him on the trip.
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Kansas City firm to study heat in spacecraft
Kansas City based Midwest Research Institute has a 41835 dollar contract with NASA's Manned Space Flight Center to apply Harold Finch's space age heat balance program. The method uses a high speed computer to predict satellite temperatures, promising a realistic, versatile solution to thermal problems in orbit and for future Moon missions.
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Mrs Flora Pace 70 dies in St Joseph Missouri
Flora Straub Pace 70 of St Joseph Missouri died Tuesday in a St Joseph hospital Born October 6 1892 she lived in the Overbrook area before moving to St Joseph survived by husband Clyde Pace two sons Christian Straub Long Beach California Charley Straub St Joseph a daughter Mary Lassen Overbrook a step son John Straub Altus Oklahoma three brothers Walter Roy Grammer Lawrence Samuel Grammer Vinland six sisters Cora Hoover Gertie Ewing Hazel Longfellow Susan McGee Lawrence Nancy DeHoff Tonganoxie Elva Current Ottawa and 15 grandchildren Services will be held 2 pm Friday at Washington Creek Brethren Church burial in Washington Creek Cemetery Baker Funeral Home Overbrook in charge of arrangements
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Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Names and Residences
Memorial Hospital releases a batch of dismissals listing patients by name and home address across multiple towns including DeSoto Topeka and Topeka. Notable entries include Mrs Halie Marley 205 Mound View and Mrs Judy Erwin Tonganoxie in a county wide discharge note.
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Wellsville
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Moundview
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Tonganoxie
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W. 4Th
Dewey Farrier
Elmwood
Janice Stem
Baldwin
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Jimmie Spencer
Topeka
Marie Harris
Virginia Williams
Nauman Seeks Local Office Amid March Ballot Contests
C C Nauman a Kansas University 1951 business admin graduate and Phi Kappa Psi member seeks election to local posts. Navy veteran and lieutenant commander now serves as Navy Reserve dental officer at Olathe NAS with 17 years active reserve. He chairs church finances and led youth work with the Optimist Club. Ballot includes three City Commission vacancies and a mayoral term expiring for Barteldes Cooper and McConnell. A separate issue asks for a $195000 swimming project.
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Lawrence
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Kansas University
Spahn No-Hits With Four Pinch-Hitters in 1960
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn hurled a no hitter on September 16 1960 striking out four pinch hitters to preserve the rare feat.
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Pool proposal at Broken Arrow Park advances election rule
A primary election will be held March 19 only if more than six candidates file for either the school board or the commission. Voter registration closes at 9 p.m. March 8 at the City Clerk’s Office in City Hall.
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Admiral Johnson to Speak at Kansas University Event
Vice Adm. Roy L. Johnson, deputy director of the Strategic Target Planning center at Offutt Air Base, will address KU Naval ROTC students on careers in Naval aviation at 4 p.m. in Bailey Hall. He has led the Polaris missile planning effort since January 1962 at Offutt, Omaha Nebraska.
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Sodium Metal Missing From KU Chemistry Inventory
A brown quart fruit jar containing sodium metal is reported missing by the Kansas University Chemistry Department. KU police warn the chemical reacts violently with water and poses a danger.
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Kansas University Chemistry Department
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