Khrushchev Heads East Berlin Delegation To Mediate Split
Khrushchev leads a high powered East Berlin delegation to a sixth congress of East Germany's Socialist Unity Party. The mission centers on reconciling or widening the rift with Red China amid a tense world Communist split over nuclear strategy and Soviet aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
Red China
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
East Germany
Moscow
Peiping
Khrushchev
Harold Staadt Elected Agricultural President in Kansas
Harold E. Staadt a Franklin County seed specialist from Ottawa was named president of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture at its 92nd annual meeting in Topeka He succeeds R C Beezley of Girard Keas Effingham was elected vice president and Patton Scott City treasurer Staadt has served on the board since 1945 was president in 1947 and helped organize the Kansas Hybrids Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harold E. Staadt
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
R. C. Beezley
Girard
John C. Keas
Effingham
E. R. Patton
Scott City
Staadt
Kansas Hybrids Association
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Market News Investment Shares And Commodity Prices
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are listed with quotations by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Commodity prices include Farmers Co-Op wheat 2.04, corn 1.09, mile 1.65, soybeans 2.32, oats .75. Kansas City egg and poultry figures show large eggs 31-35 wholesale 36, medium eggs 29-35, small eggs 18-20, other egg grades 18-22. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 14, plant delivered 14-15. Butter grade A solid 67, quarters 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Farmers Co-Op
Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Higher in Weekly Kansas City report
KC livestock market shows slaughter steers steady to 50 higher, heifers up 50, cows 50-1.00 lower, vealers up to 1.00, feeders up 50. Good to prime steers 24.50-27.75, heifers 22.50-27.50, cows 13.50-16.00, calves 21.00-24.50. Lambs 1.00-2.00 lower, feeder lambs steady, hogs lower with 1-3 barrows and gilts 190-260 lb at 15.25-16.00.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Wichita
Funeral services for Mrs. Ora Lyons aged 94 will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin Price officiating. Burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery. Lyons had lived in Lawrence since 1910 and died at Samaritan Lodge. Also reported is the death of 68 year old Mrs. Ruby Jackson of 420 Ill. Street, a Lawrence resident for a year, with survivor Richard Jackson of the home. Services and burial are planned in Wichita. Cooper-Warren Mortuary handles local arrangements.
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Ora Lyons
Rumsey Funerals Home
Edwin Price
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lyons
Mo. St
Samaritan Lodge
Lawrence
Ruby Jackson
Richard Jackson
Wichita
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Conference on Campus for Sanitary Engineers Jan 24
The thirteenth annual Sanitary Engineering Conference at Kansas University will be January 24 in the Kansas Union. Topics include reservoir shoreline planning, oil refinery effluent ponds, sanitation in Russia, urban solid waste disposal, and extended aeration design. Guest speakers include KU and state officials and engineers from TVA and SED.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Russia
Paul G.martin
Kansas
American Society of Civil Engineers
Topeka
Robert M. Howes
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
Troy C. Dorris
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
J. Lee Mayes
Kansas State Board of Health
Ralph J. Black
Robert A. Taft
Sanitary Engineering Center
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dwight F. Metzler
Kansas Water Resources Board
Raymond C. Loehr
John T. Pfeffer
KU Engineering and Architecture School
Civil Enginering Department
Kansas State Board of Health Division of Sanitation
The
Practicing Engineers of Kansas, and
University Extension
Bankruptcy petition filed by Mooreheads in U S District Court
Robert F. Moorehead and Velma A. Moorehead of Lawrence filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Friday listing debts of 6973 dollars.
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Pera
Robert F. Moorehead
Velma A. Moorehead
Lawrence
U. S. District Court
Kaiser Workers Favor New Plan at Fontana Plant
Kaiser Steel Fontana workers vote overwhelmingly for a profit sharing plan to start March 1. Displaced workers enter a labor reserve pool and are retrained as the plant expands, sharing 32.5 percent of savings from productivity gains and cost cuts. The union cites a 3 to 1 unofficial margin.
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Fontana
Calif
Kaiser Steel
Cushing Offers Aid for Americans Held in Cuba
Boston Archbishop Cardinal Cushing, 67, says he will travel to Cuba to intercede for 23 Americans held there if invited by Fidel Castro. He also offers help for Richard Fecteau of Lynn, a 31 year old jailed for 20 years in Red China, and admits he funded a million dollars to aid the Cuban prisoners.
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Boston
Castro
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Red China
Fecteau
Peking
Cardinal Cushing
Baldwin State Bank appoints Don Nutt director
Don C. Nutt named a director of Baldwin State Bank at the annual stockholders meeting, filling the seat left by Dr. Dale Crawford. Jerry Vickers elected assistant cashier. officers re-elected include Claude B. Beeks as president and Frank E. Wolf as chairman.
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Don Nutt
Baldwin State Bank
Don C. Nutt
Claude B. Beeks
Hale Steel
Vernell Randel
Frank E. Wolf
Leona Butell
Harry Barnett
S. H. Flickinger
Leo Smith Sr
Garvey Interests Buy Large Nevada Ranch in $4 Million Sale
Frank McCleary of Paradise Valley sold a vast Nevada ranch to Garvey Ranching Interests of multiple states for more than $4 million. The deal, involving just under 20,000 cattle, is described as one of Nevada’s largest sales. Sidney W. Robinson, McCleary’s Reno attorney, confirmed the sale.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Frank McCleary
Paradise Valley
Garvey
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Virginia
Humboldt County Bulletin
Sidney W. Robinson
Reno
McCleary
Robinson
Nevada
McCleary Sells Nevada Ranch to Garvey Group Deal
Frank McCleary Cattle Co. sells to Garvey Ranch Inc of Nevada. W. W. Garvey of Wichita is president. The sale creates an estate allowing McCleary to reside at Stone House Ranch in Paradise Valley near Winnemucca for his life.
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McCleary
Frank McCleary Cattle Co
Nevada
Garvey Ranch, Inc
W. W. Garvey
Wichita, Kan
Stonehouse Ranch
Paradise Valley
Winnemucca
Meeting Postponed on Mutual Funds Clinic
A clinic on mutual funds and life insurance scheduled for Monday at the Community Building has been postponed to February 4.
Memorial Hospital Dismissals And Birth Announcements
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Dorothea James Nina Barr Clif ford Stephenson Cora Bazil Ida Parr Clara Eldridge and Mrs Richard Goff. Birth announcements note a daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs Richard Goff Route 5 and a son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Ivan Huber 937 Miss. and a son born today to Mr and Mrs Karl Beuschel Stouffer Place.
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Dorothea James
Nina Barr
N.H
Clifford Stephenson
Paul Born
Eudora
Cora Bazil
Ida Parr
Clara Eldridge
Richard Goff
Route 5
Ivan Huber
Karl Beuschel
Stouffer Place
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Berlin
William L. Ryan
Cuba
World Revolutionary Movement
United States
U.S.S.R
Harold Staadt
K.C
Chemical. Fund
Ton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Capital
Fundamental
Keystone S
William Street
Putnam Growth
United Accumulative
United Income Raeetaseeenare
United Science Sesee
Wellington Mene
Wellington Fund
Winfield Grth. Ind
John Pickens
Vermont
Mrs. Ora Lyons
Kaiser
Cushing
Giant
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
9Th
Mississippi
Pearl Rutter
Lawrence Typewriter
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Met Fisher
LNB
OUR Trust Department
7Th & Mass
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Satin
Cook
Trowel
Gost
Queen Anne
Leon
Cook's
CRC
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