Market Roundup from Bowersock and Harwood Markets
Wheat at 1.65 a bushel, yellow corn 1.27, milo 1.88. Eggs at Harwood: grade A large 32, medium 27, undergrades 18, grade B large 34, current receipts 25. In KC wholesale eggs large 80 37-38, mediums 80 32 14-35, butter steady. In New York, stocks advance with the Dow up 4.73 to 791.14 and the AP 60 up 1.9 to 294.7. 1,384 issues traded, 627 up, 510 down, volume 6.15 million.
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Harwood Market
Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Admiral Meeee Ste Neeenee
Allied Ch
Allis Chalsete Ennnee Ee
T&t
Apco Oil
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
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Beth Steel
Boeing
Cessna Air
Chiei Pac
Curtiss Wr
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el Wet Teen
Fair Hiller
Firestone
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Gen Dynam
Elec Singedehe Deenbat
Gen Motors Ween
UT Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Obva Gulf
Hallibur
Kan
P&l
Litton
Kansas City Livestock Auction Prices Report
Cattle 2,200 head with calves 200, cows steady. feeder auctions strong to 50 higher. Prices include choice feeder steers 24.00-27.00, choice and prime 26.30-28.40, some 30.00-32.00, heifer calves 23.50-26.20. Hogs 3,000 head higher for barrows and gilts 20.00-75 for 1-3 190-250 lb, 17.75-20.00 for 250-300 lb, sows 14.75-16.50. Sheep 300 head steady. lambs 22.50-23.25. ewes 6.00-7.00.
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Kansas City
Stocks rally broad with solid gains across sectors
New York stocks rallied late in the day with heavy volume about 7.1 million shares. Gains of 1 to 3 points spread across autos, steels, oils, chemicals, rails, and other big names led to notable advances for Xerox, IBM, Polaroid, New York Central, and Fairchild Camera while Control Data and Varian Associates traded actively with mixed moves.
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New York
Xerox
IBM
Polaroid
New York Central
Scientific Data
Chicago Great Western
Fairchild Camera
Varian Associates
Wheat and grain prices move on Kansas City market
Wheat and corn futures edged mixed as prices fluctuated across the board. Wheat closed just above a percent lower to a percent higher, with March at 1.76 to 1.76 a bushel and May at 1.77 to 1.77.
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Kansas City
Obituary and Birth Notices From Memorial Hospital And Towns
A list of birth announcements and family notices from Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns. Names include Marvin Smith Dexter Yellowthunder Arlene Garber Elizabeth Garber Waverly Mark Cross Ottawa DeSoto Sherry Freeman De Soto Kathryn Calvert Tina Plaggemeyer Wellsville Richard Carter Ella Jones Gailen Murray Joseph Hampshire Hambright Buttlaire Hughes Grammer and others with newborns and family milestones reported for Wednesday and today.
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Marvin Smith
Iowa
Dexter Yellowthunder
Haskell Institute
Wayne Strong
Route
Arlene and
Elizabeth Garber
Waverly
Mark Cross
Madeline Lane
Tony Keatley
Ottawa
John Sieber
DeSoto
Gilbert Francis
Ill
Tania Halderman
Walnut
Mary Dunn
Marvin McDougal Jr
Harry Turner
Viola Ireland
N. Y
Harry Parker
Lake
Dolores Holmes
Sherry Freeman
Kathryn Calvert
Tenn
Frances Girty
Route 2
Tina Plaggemeyer
Maureen Ord
Wellsville
Richard Carter
Ella Jones
Maple
Gailen Murray
Hillview
Joseph Hambright
Ousdahl
Daniel Buttlaire
Eee Place
Tony
John I. Hughes
Route 3
Darrell Grammer
Eudora
North Vietnamese envoy demands halt to U.S. bombing
Mai Van Bo, head of the North Vietnamese mission in Paris, urged an immediate unconditional stop to American bombing of North Vietnam. He called the war unjust and said the United States must withdraw. He warned Hanoi would consider actions if bombing ended and left open talks, stressing Hanoi’s four points as the basis for settlement.
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Paris
Mai van Bo
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
French Diplomatic Press Association
Vietnam
Washington
Indochina
South Vietnam
New York Times
New Records Set In Newspaper Ads
New York reports 1966 growth in newspaper advertising revenues reaching an estimated 4.89 billion dollars, up about 431 million from 1965. National, retail, and classified ads rise, with total revenues including circulation at roughly 7.05 billion dollars.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
U. S
North Vietnamese Demand Recognition of Viet Cong as Sole South Representative
Hanoi insists the United States must recognize the National Liberation Front Viet Cong as the only authentic southern representative and must negotiate with it. Hospitals reported delays as birth impeded delivery.
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United States
National Liberation Front
South
Seventh baby born to patrolman in Cincinnati
Patrolman Clifford Laudermann assisted in the seventh delivery of his police career as Ronald and Mrs Poe welcomed a 6 pound 4 ounce boy on their way to a hospital in Cincinnati. The newborn adds to the long list of arrivals tied to the officer’s service record.
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Ronald Poe
Indian cars criticized for high price and low quality
In New Delhi the industries minister stated Indian made automobiles offer poor quality and high prices. Damodar Ansanjivayya urged buyers to demand two assurances: quality and price, noting current failures. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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New Delhi
Damodaran Sanjivayya
Deaths Funerals Miss Helen Clarke 87
Miss Helen Maude Clarke 87 of 510 Ohio died Wednesday evening at the Methodist Home in Topeka. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin F. Price officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by several cousins. Born 1879 in Lawrence she earned a BA in 1903 and MA in 1907 from Kansas University and a PhD from Cornell in 1910. She taught psychology at Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio for 22 years before retiring.
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Helen Maude Clarke
Ohio
Methodist
Topeka
Rumsey
Edwin F. Price
Oak Hill
Miss Clarke
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Kansas University
Cornell University
Muskingum College
New Concord
Obituary notices for Edson J. Clark and Bert C. Day in Lawrence area
Edson James Clark aged 56 of Eudora died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 1 30 p m Sunday at Winston Methodist Church with burial at Winston. Survivors include wife Helen two daughters Nellie Belle McCracken and Elaine Shockley a son James Clark a brother Lloyd Clark and 11 grandchildren. He was born in 1910 in Laura Illinois and lived in Eudora since 1951. Bert Calvin Day aged 86 of 1702 Learnard died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday from the Friends Church with Rev.
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Edson James Clark
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Winston, Mo
Winston
Rumsey Funeral Home
Helen
Nellie Belle McCracken
Sunflower
Elaine Shockley
James Clark
Lloyd Clark
Kansas City
Mr. Clark
Laura, Ill
Bert Calvin Day
Learnard
Friends Church
Obituary of Bert Day with Survivors and Memorial Gift
E. W. Cox in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Warr en Mortuary until noon Saturday. The family prefers contributions to the Bert Day Memorial Fund at the Friends Church. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Phillip Commons and Mrs Lauretta Talley. two sons Charles Harter and Walter Harter. two sisters Mrs Anna Detler and Mrs Clara Reynolds. two brothers Roy Day and Wilfred Day. 17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Mr Day was a retired farmer and a member of the Friends Church and the Vinland Grange.
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E. W. Cox
Oak Hill Cemetery
Warren Mortuary
Bert Day
Friends Church
Phillip Commons
Lauretta Talley
Hayward
Calif
Charles Harter
Tupelo
Okla
Walter Harter
Peoria
Ill
Anna Detler
Clara Reynolds
Ottawa
Roy Day
Turlock
Wilfred Day
Pasadena
Day
Vinland Grange
Day 76 dies. veteran laid to rest in Memorial Park
Howard Nelson Day of 933 R I St dies at Veterans Hospital after a 76 year life in Lawrence. Services at Warren Chapel with Rev. Benton Roy Hanan, burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. American Legion will oversee military graveside rites. he leaves wife Leona W Day. Day was World War I veteran and member of Christian Church Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite and American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post No 14.
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Howard Nelson Day
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
American Legion
Dorsey Liberty Post No
Basement Fire At 644 Mass St Cited Cigarette Cause
Firefighters were dispatched at 8 36 p m Wednesday to 644 Mass Street after a basement blaze. Authorities said a cigarette started the fire and there was no structural damage.
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Helen M. Clarke
Chester M. Lessenden
North Street
Howard Wiseman
Irvin E. Youngberg
K.U. Endowment Assn
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J. L. Constant
George H. Ryan
A. B. Weaver
Riley Burcham
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