Wheat and cattle mixed as market reports ease gains
Market news notes wheat at 1 42, corn 1 20, soybeans 2 59, oats 0 80, with livestock prices on hogs, cattle and sheep mixed. Futures show small declines to gains while eggs and butter hold steady. New York stock index activity closes irregularly lower amid profit taking and bond market movement.
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Private funeral rites for Martha Benz in Auburn line
Private funeral services for Mrs. Martha Benz of 2036 Ohio Street will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Rumsey's with John J. Hughes in charge. She died Thursday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and burial follows in the Auburn Kansas cemetery. Survivors include husband Leonard F. Benz, a daughter Mae Perkins of Milwaukee, a son Robert Benz of Denver, five grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Eudora
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Tulsa
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Oklahoma City
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Margaret Kesner of Hurst Calif Irene Worthy of Yala City Calif Susie Fruits of Sacramento Calif and Clara Nickel of 816% Mass are named with two brothers Everett Nickel and Clarence Nickel both of Springfield Mo plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild in a regional notice.
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Yala City
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Sacramento
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Springfield
Topeka Advertising Pioneer Harry Turner Sr dies at 66
Harry Turner Sr of Topeka a noted coal trader and advertising executive died Thursday night at his home from an apparent heart attack. He founded Turner Coal Co in Lawrence as a KU student and later led Harry Turner and Associates. He was 66. Services set for Saturday at First Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Survivors include his wife three sons two daughters two sisters and six grandchildren.
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Nim bus weather satellite endures extreme prelaunch tests
Prelaunch testing on Nim bus weather satellite included vigorous shaking freezing and roasting to ensure resilience for launch.
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LBJ Plan Moves to Repeal Gold Cover Requirement
President Johnson considers repealing the 25 percent gold cover rule for the nation’s money amid a growing money supply that has reduced the gold backing to about 27.7 percent by December. Treasury officials say France’s recent gold conversions are not the trigger, though they affect future gold stock. The gold cover dates from the gold standard era, now largely symbolic since 1934, with the Fed expanding the money supply as needed.
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Gold Cover Debate Shapes U S International Finances
The article discusses proposals to repeal the gold reserve requirement for private bank deposits while keeping it for currency. It notes potential freeing of about 5 billion dollars of gold for international settlements and growth funding, with economists favoring full repeal to signal the 15.4 billion dollar gold stock is fully available for settlements.
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US Officials Say US Can Meet France Gold Demand
Washington officials stated the United States can easily and instantly fulfill France's demand for 150 million dollars worth of gold, signaling smooth currency settlement amid the ongoing financial dispute.
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United States
France
De Gaulle moves spark gold market surge and dollar shift
London reports gold at 35.17 an ounce as U S authorities contend a De Gaulle policy shift aims to curb U S influence in Europe. Analysts link the French move to increased gold purchases and pound pressure, amid claims of deliberate publicity. Lewis and Clark note ends as a historical aside.
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