Markets at a Glance Mixed News From Kansas City and Wall Street
Markets show mixed results across commodities and cattle futures with wheat and corn slipping on weather signals while hogs and cattle edge higher. Kansas City quotes show No 2 hard wheat around 2.22 to 2.24, corn mostly unchanged, oats steady, and barge prices for soybeans and cotton steady. Wall Street ends mixed with selective gains and notable moves in Haveg Industries and Dow Chemical amid merger news. Trooper Carl Gray and Douglas County deputy sheriff John Miller reported on a local vehicle incident.
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Kansas City
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Wall Street
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Dow Chemical
Dobeckman
Haveg Industries
Foster-Wheeler
Fruehauf
Avco
Chrysler
Carl Gray
State Highway Patrol
John Miller
Douglas County
June Weather Summary Reflects Damp Year of Record Lows
June readings show routine temperatures with an average of 73.9 degrees and a lack of extreme highs. Rain and flooding struck the Kaw Valley as groundwater rebounded after a five year drought, with officials warning it will take months to restore to normal levels.
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Kaw Valley
Howard O'Connor
K.U. Geological Survey
Bhatia
Schofield Studying in London on NSF Grant
Kansas University history assistant professor Robert E. Schofield uses a 6300 dollar National Science Foundation grant to study Scientific Research in Eighteenth Century England. He researches the Lunar Society of Birmingham and its link to Industrial Revolution problems and will later work on a Joseph Priestley biography during a three year project, returning to KU in September.
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Robert E. Schofield
Kansas University
London
National Science Foundation
Prof. Schofield
Lunar Society of
Birmingham
Joseph Priestley
Schofield
K.U
Tito and Mao share much of the same communist views
In a CBS Murrow interview Tito says Yugoslavia and Mao share similar paths to communism and favor peaceful coexistence. He argues development varies by country and rejects a single global path. The talk, filmed in Tito's Brioni villa, covered Yugoslav independence from Stalin and Tito’s split in 1948.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Murrow
United States
Edward R. Murrow
CBS
Mao
Tilo
Stalin
Vanga
Brioni Islands
Adriatic Sea
Two Persons Injured In Accident Near Eudora
Two people sustained minor injuries in a Sunday afternoon two car collision about four miles south of Eudora on the blacktop bounty road. They were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Anna B. Clark, 50, Route 12, Eudora, had head injuries. Delbert Breithaupt, 17, Route 1, suffered lacerations of the right eye. Breithaupt drove one car. Dallas V. Clark, 50, Route 2, Eudora, drove the other. Damage to the autos was estimated.
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Bounty Road
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Anna B. Clark
Bartle Delbert Breithaupt
Route 1
Breithaupt
Dallas V. Clark
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