Market summaries from Kansas City and New York
Local markets show Wheat at 1.47, Yellow corn 1.19, Milo 1.98 per unit from Bowersock Mill and Harwood Market prices for eggs Butter and receipts. New York stock market gains with Dow up 5.25 to 864.94 as volume rises. NYSE index up 26 cents. KC livestock report notes cattle and calves steady to higher, hogs and sheep with mixed movements.
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Bowersock
Harwood
NEW York
Associated Press
K. C. Livestock
Kansas. City
Wheat prices and grain car counts in Kansas City
AP reports Wheat trading at 341 cars with a slight decline of 1 percent. No 2 hard and dark hard grades quoted from 1.61 to 1.68 dollars per bushel. No 3 ranges 1.56 to 1.69 dollars with No 2 wheat at 1.51 and No 3 at 1.46 to 1.53 dollars.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Wall Street Mixed as AT&T Leads Dow Dip on FCC Move
The Day in Wall Street saw a modest overall rise with more gainers than losers on the NYSE, but AT&T slipped after the FCC cut its interstate return to 7 percent, sparking a broad selloff. Volume reached 7.63 million shares, versus 6.68 million the prior day, with notable moves in Raytheon, McDonnell Douglas, U S Gypsum, Merck, United Air Lines, Eastern, American Can, Boeing and GAF. Gorham Corp. jumped over 20 points on Textron's acquisition bid.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
Raytheon
McDonnell Douglas
U.S. Gypsum
Merck
United Air Lines
Eastern Air Lines
American Can
Boeing
American Machine & Foundry
American Stock Exchange
Gorham Corp
Textron
Lawrence Woman Injured In County Road Crash
Violet G. Fox, 43, of Route 5, suffered minor injuries when her eastbound car swerved on a county road two miles south and a half mile east of the city, crossed the road, hit a ditch, and struck a utility pole. Auto damage estimated at 300 dollars and the pole at 250 dollars.
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Lawrence
Violet G. Fox
Route 5
U.N. Assembly adjourns on Middle East talks without accord
The 122 nation U.N. Assembly adjourns until next Wednesday to seek a salvageable outcome amid clashes over Gaza Strip control and troop withdrawals. Moscow favors a nonaligned draft, while the United States and Israel back a Latin American plan.
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Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Moshe Dayan
Gaza ‘Strip
Egypt
Israe
Israeli Defense Ministry
U.N
Israel
Strip
Platon D. Morozov
Jordan
Syria
United States
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Unclear OCR Note Reflects Assembly Crisis Phrase
The legible parts show phrases about an ex crisis and a council, with fragmented wording suggesting a discussion about reverting to a previous state and assembly actions.
Traffic court notes in city and county summaries
Municipal Court lists several speeding tickets with names and addresses including Roger Fry Marion Hall and Marjorie Rivers. Other cases cite illegal registration, stop sign violations, and traffic signals. County Court shows careless speeding driving while license suspended and open bottle. Municipal Court notes petty larceny for Steve O Frits.
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Roger Fry
10Th St
Marion Hall
Reynolds Shultz
Schwarz Rd
Marjorie ‘Rivers
Locust St
Joe M. Stewart
N. H. St
Jay R. Simon
Jasu
Irma Rodriguez
Kansas City
Kan
George Olstead
Lawrence
Delores J. Tolar
Valley Lane
Roger L. Carter
Oxford Rd
Sandra_ J. Bradley
Oak
Hill Rd
Electrical Workers End Walkout at RCA
Striking electrical workers end a month-long walkout at Radio Corp. of America plants in six states after narrowly approving a new contract. The agreement provides four percent annual raises for three years and affects about 32 000 workers formerly paid $1.56 to $3.50 per hour.
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RCA
Washington
Radio Corp. of America
Lawson Wimberly
Gordon M. Freeman
Wimberly
Holiday Deaths Rise to 732 in Independence Day Weekend
Late reports count 732 holiday fatalities, near the National Safety Council estimate of 700 to 800. The previous Fourth of July record was 576, with 530 in a four day AP tally and 748 for last year’s Thanksgiving period. The council cites more drivers and vehicular miles as causes.
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National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Topeka Lawyer Surrenders Kansas License
Milford Magee of Topeka surrendered his license to practice law in Kansas amid a disbarment accusation. The Kansas Supreme Court has not acted on the surrender, and officials said a motion will be filed to accept it and drop the disbarment case.
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Topeka
Milford Magee
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Viers
Magee
City Trash Trailer Fire Reported on 14th and Mass
Firemen answered a 4:47 p.m. call Wednesday to a city trash trailer at 14th and Mass Streets. The vehicle sustained minor damage. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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14Th and Mass. Sts
K C to Replace Station Benches in Union Station
Kansas City officials announce replacement of forty two large wooden benches in Union Station with 592 fiberglass chairs. Officials defend modernization while critics lament loss of historic look and note the aging station dates to before World War I.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Robert McMillan
Kansas City Terminal Railway
United States
Woman Hurt After Stepping Into Loose City Manhole
Mrs. Andress Cabrera of 702 Ariz Street told police she slipped near her home Wednesday night when a loose manhole cover gave way, leaving minor scratches to her leg and side.
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Andress Cabrera
Ariz
Bankruptcy Declared for Lawrence Contractor Hicklin Jr
Wallace T. Hicklin Jr of Lawrence has been declared bankrupt in U S District Court Topeka. He is a former Lawrence city building inspector who later became a contractor. The court lists debts of 25825 and assets of 46177, the latter as unliquidated claims.
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Wallace T. Hicklin Jr
Lawrence
U. S. District Court
Topeka
Hicklin
Memorial Hospital Names List of Local Residents
A memorial hospital notice lists residents and addresses including Mrs Juanita Brown 1514 Craig Court DeSoto Mrs Natalie Disney Tonganoxie Mrs Beverly Puckett Route 4 and others. The fragment also mentions Clinton Crouch Superior Nebraska and Mrs Dorothy among the names.
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Juanita Brown
Craig Ct
Joe Badsky
DeSoto
Paul Nuffer
E. 13Th
Natalie Disney
Tonganoxie
Beverly Puckett
Route 4
Sara Parham
W. 13Th
Verna Scholfield
Hobart Thompson
Baldwin
Georgia Abel
R.I
Lucy Daniels
Conn
Virginia Titus
Clinton Crouch
Superior
Neb
Dorothy
Dismissals and Birth Notices Listed for Local Residents
A series of names and addresses appear under dismissals and births. Dismissals include Mrs Marjorie Craigh Patti Li Route 5 LeRoy Zweyer Mrs Susan Stoffer Sheryl Long Wade Bates George Benson Theresa Mashalla and others. Births note a son today to Arly Allen and wife 1648 Miss and another son today to Jimmy Long of Eudora and to Lothar Schwed er of 1732 Ky.
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Marjorie. Craigh
Yorkshire Dr
Patti Li
LeRoy Zweyer
Susan _ Stoffer
Conn
Sheryl Long
Eudora
Wade
Bates
Basehor
George Benson
Tenn
Theresa Mashalla
Méry Me‘Collum
Sunflower Village
Murel "Trober
N.Y
Jeri Standfield
Arly Allen
Miss
Jimmy Long
Edora
Lothar Schweder
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