Market summary headlines from Kansas City and New York
Kansas Citys grain oats beans and hogs show mixed to steady moves with futures down and up. Cattle scrap sale prices steady to lower while wholesale eggs butter and poultry values are reported. New York market data shows mixed stock movements with oils rails and steels inching higher while chemicals coppers and cigarette shares ease.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
New York
Texaco
Superior Oil
Superior
Chrysler
General Motors
Anchor Savings reports 1963 record growth at annual meeting
Harry T. West president of Anchor Savings Association announced a 1963 record for total resources at 63.71 million dollars up from 56.44 million in 1962. Dividends rose 20 percent to 1.898 million. Over 5,000 new accounts and 31,499 total members were recorded.
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Harry T. West
Anchor Savings Association
Anchor Savings Stockholders
Anchor Savings
Ottawa
Mission
82Nd
State
Wyandotte
Herbert G. Applebaugh
Kansas Power and Light Company
Olathe
John W .Halvorson
Dearborn Drive
Overland Park
West
Association
J. Dean Nossinger
Lawrence
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Rockefeller Proposes Help for Small Firms in NH Push
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller outlined a program to aid the nations 40 million small businesses and 30 million employees at a Laconia Chamber luncheon. He framed the plan as especially relevant to New Hampshire as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination ahead of the March 10 primary.
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Laconia
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Laconia Chamber of Commerce
Fire Forces Evacuation At Dallas Medical Arts Building
In downtown Dallas rescue units evacuated 78 patients from the Medical Arts Building Hospital after a pre-dawn fire in the adjacent Dallas Club. Smoke rose through elevator shafts. the blaze was controlled in under an hour. Damages exceed 50 thousand dollars. Patients were moved to other hospitals with some smoke inhalation cases.
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Dallas
Medical Arts Building
Dallas Club
Hospital Births and Resident Listings Recorded
Memorial Hospital notes births and residents including Mrs Wanda Fiscus 610 Greever Terr Mrs Ollie Bruckmiller 1145 Ind Ray Edmonds Route 4 Loretta Paul 413 W 14th Norma Robb Eudora Eva Cassidy 1140 La Jimmie Lee Zimmerman 704 Locust Orville Johnson 900 Pa Sheryl Wilkins 1308 Ohio Kevin Johnson Baldwin Alice Miller Baldwin Carl Fossand Swarupchand Shah 1231 Oread Betty Carlson 1539 W 21st Dennis Lee Henderson 2003 Clare Rd Ellen Wickberg 615 Tenn Jaelynne Tolman 1515 Vt Anna Smith Route 3 LaVonne Breitigan Haskell Institute Sarah Rockhold Baldwin Charles Curtiss 1623 Harper Carole Galloway and baby girl 9837 Pa Mary Webb and baby girl 729 R I Charlene Edgerton 931 Homewood Helen Brewer and baby boy 13826 Mass Jessie Dillon 2032 N H Inola Wooldridge 933 E 21st Terr Mary Schmitz Williamsport Ralph Lisher 1012 Ala Mr and Mrs Gary Bostic 2006 Ousdahl a daughter Thursday.
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Wanda Fiscus
Greever Terr
Ollie Bruckmiller
Ind
Ray Edmonds
Route 4
Loretta Paul
W. 14Th
Norma Robb
Eudora
Eva Cassidty
Jimmie Lee Zimmerman
Orville Johnson
Sheryl Wilkins
Ohio
Kevin Johnson
Baldwin
Alice Miller
Carl Fossand
Adams Hotel
Swarupchand Shah
Oread
Betty Carlson
W. 21St
Dennis Lee Henderson
Clare Rd
Ellen Wickberg
Tenn
Jaelynne Tolman
Anna Smith
LaVonne Breitigan
Haskell Institute
Sarah Rockhold
Charles Curtiss
Harper
Carole Galloway
Mary Webb
R. I
Charlene Edgerton
Homewood
Helen Brewer
Mass
Jessie Dillon
N. H
Inola Wooldridge
E. 21St Terr
Mary Schmitz
Williamstown
Ralph Lisher
Ala
Missionaries Flown to Safety from Congo Burning Station
Seven American missionaries and two American children were evacuated by U.N. helicopters to Lulubourg in central Congo after a Protestant mission station in Kwilu Province was burned by guerrillas. Three Roman Catholic nuns also evacuated. earlier this week three priests were slain and a fourth missing. Father Lode Lebrechts of Belgium was identified by Catholic headquarters. Kandale village lies about 50 miles south of Kikwit, Kwilu Province. Kikwit about 500 miles east of Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kwilu
Luluabourg
Congo
United Nations
U.N
Lode Lebrechts
Belgium
Kandale
Kikwit
Kwilu Province
Mating of Troops And Stored Gear Set for 1st Test
A 4000 man Army infantry brigade from the 25th Division will fly from Hawaii to Okinawa aboard C135 and C124 transports as part of Quick Release. Depot ships from Subic Bay carrying tanks artillery and ammunition will rendezvous in Okinawa. Troops will carry only light gear and draw heavy equipment after unloading at an undisclosed Okinawa location. The test aims to show if airlifted troops can be paired with stockpiled gear for rapid fight readiness.
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Washington
Pacific
Hawaii
Okinawa
Military Air Transport Service
Subic Bay
Philippines
Law rence Brotherhood Banquet to Feature Rabbi William Silverman
Rabbi William Silverman, prominent Kansas City Jewish teacher, will speak at the annual Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday February 18 in the Kansas University Union. Local churches and civic groups sponsor the event each year.
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William Silverman
Kansas City
Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas University Union
Deaths and Funerals of O'Toole and Smythe
John Francis O'Toole 71 died unexpectedly at his Seneca home. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Seneca with burial there. George M. Smythe 74 of Eudora died Thursday at VA Hospital Topeka. graveside services 11 a.m. Monday at Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery. No survivors.
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John Francis O’toole
Seneca
St. Peter and Paul
Lauer
O’toole
James O’toole
George M. Smythe
Eudora
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeka
National Cemetery
Ft. Leavenworth
Rumsey
French Leader Signals Change on China Ties
Washington AP report notes French President Charles de Gaulle has sent word to President Johnson that he decided to recognize China, signaling a shift from long standing Western isolation. The move reflects evolving European stance toward Beijing and U.S. policy.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Lynda Bird Johnson Faces Rain Hair Worry in Texas
Lynda Bird Johnson, 19, daughter of the President, posed in drizzle in Austin on her way to Washington. A photographer asked her to pass a University of Texas landmark, but she declined saying she was already struggling to keep her hairdo intact in the rain.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Lucy Baines Johnson
Olson
Lucy
Wisconsin
Austin
Tex
Lynda Bird Johnson
Washington
University of Texas
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