Kansas City Market Report From Bowersock Harwood and KC
Market brief from Bowersock Mill lists wheat at 1.45, yellow corn 1.08, milo 1.79 while Harwood Market shows Eggs Grade A large 22, medium 18, undergrades 13 and receipts 15. KC Produce notes wholesale eggs steady with prices 28-31 for large and 25-28 for medium. Cattle and sheep markets weak or inactive. hogs rise with varied weights to 18.75, sows 14.50-15.00, and 400-600 lb hogs at 13.50-14.50.
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Harwood Market
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Kansas City
K, C. Livestock
Wheat and Corn Prices and Futures Close Narrow Losses
Kansas City market report shows wheat and corn prices little changed with modest gains for some grades. Wheat futures closed down four points with March to December contracts trading near 1.53 to 1.59, while corn and oats posted mixed results and bundled grain prices listed for several grades.
Market Mixed as Dow Dips but Averages Mostly Clinch Gains
New York stocks showed mixed results with the Dow down 4.16 to 899.79 while the Averages Association index shifted narrowly. The NYSE composite edged up 12 cents, while volume rose above 13 million shares as traders watched gains outweigh losses in a volatile session.
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Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Dow Jones
Glen Alden
Lone Star Gas Rose
Armour
General Time
Insurance Co
North American
Standard Oil of
California
Benguet
W. E. Heller
Transitron
Burlington Industries
del E. Webb
du Pont and
Lorillard
Court Reports Traffic and Non-traffic Citations Listed
Municipal Court records list multiple cases with individuals and charges including improper left turn speeding suspended driver’s license traffic signal leaving the scene stop sign and left of center with various fines. non traffic entries include disturbing the peace petty larceny and a drunkenness charge at Haskell Institute.
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Robert Cherry
Route 2
Richard Propst
Mass. St
Rinehard Moxon
W. 24Th St
Joseph Zeiler
Ft. Leavenworth
Leon W. Morgan
W. 20Th St
Harrison Johnson Jr
Emery Rd
Robert D. Fisher
Tulsa
Okla
Alice J. Presson
Lawrence
Richard Hildebrand
Ark. St
Steven Enright
Ind. St
Robert C. Richardson
Naismith Dr
Jerry L. Cox
Engel Rd
Mark C. Davis
Haskell Institute
Wheat and Grain Stocks in Kansas Fall in 1967 Report
Kansas farms showed lower reserves on Jan 1 with wheat stocks down 14 percent from a year earlier and major grains down 3 percent. Sorghum, corn, barley and oats fell versus the five year average, while hay supplies reached a multi decade high.
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Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Births at Memorial Hospital and Area Listings
Births announced for Ralph Christofferson and James Emerson families. A son to the Christoffersons at 1809 W 21st Terrace and a daughter to the Emersons in Ottawa today. Other names listed: Linden, Hummelgaard, Shupe, Edmiston, Wiebel, Lavery, Bulli more, Houk, Wilson, Pichelmann, Reber, Noxie, Hallmark, Dillard, Mumford, Mulkey, Moeder, Underwood, Tate, Schneider, and additional spouses and addresses in DeSoto Linwood Lecompton Baldwin Sunflower Village.
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Herb Linden
DeSoto
Elaine Hummelgaard
McLouth
Alice Shupe
Barker
Roberta Edmiston
Maine
Mildred Wiebel
Juanita Lavery
Ohio
Fannie Bullimore
Tonganoxie
Selena Houk
Lecompton
Jacqualine Wilson
W. 6Th
Edwin Pichelmann
Wedgewood Dr
Wilma Reber
Daniel Hallmark
Baldwin
Margie Dillard
Marilyn Mumford
Walnut
Matt Mulkey
Sunflower Village
Paul Moeder
Linwood
Opal Underwood
Mary Tate
Gesa Schneider
Ralph Christofferson
James Emerson
Ottawa
English Teacher to KU Richard Eversole Joins KU Faculty
Richard Eversole of Wisconsin University English faculty will join Kansas University as assistant professor in September. He is completing a Ph.D. in eighteenth century literature at Wisconsin and holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Oregon University. Mr and Mrs Eversole have two children.
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Richard Eversole
Wisconsin University
Kansas University
Wisconsin
Oregon University
Eversole
Air Mail Policy Change Planned by Post Office
The Post Office Department will abolish separate airmail and ship all first class letters by plane. A 6 cent first class rate remains. the 10 cent airmail stamp would be replaced by a single class system. Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien announced the plan at a news conference and said Congress would be asked in 1969 to create a single priority service for distant letters.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Lawrence F. O’brien
Post Office
Congress
O’brien
Governors to Meet Johnson at White House Conference
National Governors Conference plans an unusual White House meeting from February 29 to March 1 to discuss domestic problems with Johnson administration officials. President Johnson will join governors for a luncheon after a three hour Cabinet discussion.
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Washington
National Governors Conference
White House
Johnson
Deaths-Funerals Dr Paul B Cameron Pryor OK
Dr Paul B Cameron 60 of Pryor Oklahoma died Wednesday in Pryor of a heart attack Graveside services 11 a.m. Saturday Memorial Park Cemetery Tulsa memorials to First Presbyterian Pryor Survivors include father Bruce Cameron daughter Mrs David Wagner two sons Peter Cameron Richard Cameron brother Gordon Cameron six grandchildren Born August 1907 in St Louis Missouri Kansas University Medical School 1933 fellow American College of Physicians residencies Charity Hospital New Orleans taught LSU Medical School Springfield Clinic Tulsa practiced 25 years in Pryor Denison Texas Wife Winnie Lee Mangold stepson Pat Boren three sisters survived note Mr Mongold birth date September 1 1889 Salina world war I veteran American Legion
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Pryor
Okla
Memorial Park
Tulsa
First Presbyterian Church
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Presbyterian
Hillsborough
Ore
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Wilbraham
Mass
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St. Louis
Kansas University Medical School
American College of Physicians
Bell Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Louisiana State University Medical School
Springer Clinic
Denison
Tex
Winnie Lee Mangold
Pat Boren
Houston
Homer Mongold
Roy Hepner
Route 2
Stella Neidberg
Salina
Lester Burke
Gary
Ind
Mongold
Lawrence
American Legion
Roy D. Mongold Dies at 78 in Lawrence Memorial Area
Roy D. Mongold aged 78 of 945 Conn. died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial to follow.
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Roy D. Mongold
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mulvihill 78 Dies. R I Resident Funeral Planned
Celia E. Mulvihill 78 of 1047 R I died this morning at Samaritan Lodge. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Monday at St. John's Church with Father Michael Moriarty. rosary Sunday at 7 p.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home. Graveside services planned at St. John's Cemetery in Kansas City Kansas. Survivors include two sisters, Katherine Mulvihill of the home.
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Celia E. Mulvihill
R.I
Samaritan Lodge
St. John’s Catholic Church
Michael Moriarty
Rumsey Funeral Home
St. John’s Cemetery
Kansas City
Kan
Katherine Mulvihill
Miss Mulvihill remembered for service in Kansas
Miss Mulvihill of Wyandotte County born and buried in Kansas. She taught in Pittsburg Clyde Anthony and Wichita until 1954. A Kansas University graduate she was active in St. John's Church Altar Society Third Order of St. Francis and Exemption Board service during World War II in Topeka.
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E. J. Hughes
Costa Mesa
Calif
Mulvihill
Wyandotte County
St. John’s Catholic Church
Docking weighs options for future after legislative session
Kansas Governor Robert Docking said he will decide in April among running for governor U.S. Senate or returning to banking. He will not cross that bridge until after the current legislative session. He rejected suggestions that he be named as a favorite son at the national convention.
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Kansas City
Robert Docking
U.S. Senate
Docking
J. Donald Coffin
Peace in Vietnam Would Boost Stock Market Says Defense Ad
The defense program would shift from war spending to productive areas like education and highways. Ending hostilities in Southeast Asia would cut defense outlays, reduce the federal budget deficit, lower interest rates, and spur demand for goods and services in an affluent society.
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Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
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