Meat Costs Fell at Retail, AG Report Finds
An Agriculture Department study released today shows less than half of the drop in cattle prices in early 1963 has reached consumers as lower beef prices. May 1963 wholesale steer prices were 9.2 percent below May 1962, while May beef prices were down 3.6 percent, prompting calls for a food price commission.
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Agriculture Department
Kansas City
Congress
Food Study Commission
Midwest governors set August 11 economic development meeting
Lincoln Nebraska Gov Frank Morrison chair of the Midwestern Governors Conference announced a one day session August 11 with state representatives to discuss economic development and steps to implement expansion across the Midwest. Participating states include Nebraska Kansas Missouri Minnesota Indiana Ohio North Dakota South Dakota Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa.
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Frank Morrison
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Midwestern Governors Conference
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Missouri
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
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South Dakota
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Wisconsin
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Iowa
Horoscope guidance across Aries to Pisces with tips
A quirky horoscope column offers daily advice for each sign. Aries urged to seek expert help and realign budgets, Taurus should step out of comfort for health and wealth, Gemini warned about clarity and partner trust. Moon Children focus on family harmony, Leo on confidence, Virgo on new profitable avenues, Libra on neat impressions. Scorpio to Aquarius advise collaboration, practicality, and home improvements. Pisces promotes harmonious kin relations and busyness for happiness.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Uly
Gontaet
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Natural death ruled for Kansas City girl
The Clark County coroner's office ruled 9 year old Josephine Begulia's death natural after lung tissue examination. She was pulled from a private swimming pool Sunday following a sudden sinking while visiting relatives in Las Vegas. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Begulia of Kansas City.
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Nev
Josephine Begulia
Kansas City
Clark County
Jeff Cornish
Miss Begulia
Anthony Begulia
First Suit Filed Against Eateries In Alabama Town
U S Att general Kennedy filed the first federal suit under the Civil Rights Act against 15 Tuscaloosa eateries for refusing service to Negroes. The Birmingham court action seeks a preliminary injunction and covers most large restaurants and lunch counters in the University city.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S
University City
Feder
Birmingham
Kennedy
GALANON Diet Plan Promises Weight Loss Guarantee
An advertisement touts the GALANON plan a nonprescription weight loss kit with a tablet to curb appetite and reduce portions. It promises guaranteed money back if unsatisfied and lists Round Corner Drug Store 801 Massachusetts as the seller with mail orders available.
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Otter
Round Corner Drug Store
Massachusetts
Johnson Signings Backed by Atlanta Court Ruling
A three judge federal court in Atlanta upheld the Civil Rights Act in both cases, following President Johnson's signing less than four weeks earlier.
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Johnson
Atlanta
Vote and Join Coffees Set by Kansas League
The Kansas League of Women Voters plans a series of vote and join membership coffees on primary election day August 4. In 16 cities members will be invited to vote and then attend a coffee hour to join the league.
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Topeka
Kansas League of Women Voters
League
Kansas Women Voter Drive Aims To Enlist 1964
Mrs. Francis Heller of Lawrence said the League plans a statewide two month drive to make every Kansas woman a voter in 1964. In other news a store on Independence Blvd reported a robbery where a man handed a dollar for gum then pulled a pistol on the clerk before fleeing.
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Francis Heller
Lawrence
League
Kansas
Independence Blvd
Doris Duffield
Reluctant Hood Gives His Victim a Dollar
A reluctant bandit fled an attempted hold up in Kansas City Wednesday night and left a dollar behind as he ran. Ross Urnise, owner of the store, reported the incident and described the suspect.
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Hood
Kansas City
Ross Urnise
The
Library bans Beatles over record player incident
Henderson Kentucky reports librarian Sara Winstead banned the Beatles after two teens played records at the library. They said the records came from home because their parents disliked the songs. The move reflected a broader concern among patrons about the music.
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Henderson, Ky
Sara Winstead
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