Oil flows again as Middle East tensions ease
Oil shipments resume from Saudi Arabia with tankers bound for world ports though embargoes limit U S and Britain. Suez Canal reopening uncertain as Egypt cites sunk vessels. shipping rates rise amid war disruption. US auto output rises slightly while 1967 sales outlook grows brighter. housing remains constrained by higher costs.
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New York
Middle East
U.S
Saudi Arabia
United States
Europe
Egypt
Auto
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
Ford
Automotive Analysts of
Chrysler
Virgil E. Boyd
Commerce Department
Carlson and Cook Deaths and Funeral Notices
Funeral services for Frank C. Carlson 76 of Ottawa set for Monday at Town er Funeral Chapel with burial at Highland Park Cemetery. S/Sgt William C. Cook 26 formerly of Eudora to be laid to rest Monday at the Catholic Church Perry with a rosary Sunday night at Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa and burial in Fairview Cemetery Oskaloosa. Cook died Monday at Madigan Hospital Fort Lewis Washington.
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Frank C. Carlson
Ottawa
Towner Funeral Chapel
Charles Knight
Highland Park Cemetery
Carlson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William C. Cook
Eudora
Perry
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Fairview Cemetery
Cook
Madigan Hospital
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Emma White Doig 79 Dies in Kansas City
Emma White Doig 79 of Kansas City died Thursday in Kansas City. Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Winchester with burial in Winchester Cemetery. Survived by brothers Boyd A. White Truth or Consequences NM and Paul D. White Quinter. Born February 8 1887 in Winchester she lived over 40 years in Kansas City and belonged to the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma White Doig
Kansas City
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Winchester Cemetery
Boyd A. White
Truth Or Consequences
N.M
Paul D. White
Quinter
Deay Rites Set for Cha nute Resident Clifford A Deay
Clifford A. Deay 74 of Chanute formerly of Lawrence died Friday in a Chanute hospital. Funeral services and burial will be 2 p.m. Monday at Chanute. Survived by wife Mina two sons Keith and Dwight two brothers Walter and Howard five grandchildren. Born June 20 1892 in Douglas County he was a retired manager of Penneys Store in Chanute.
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Clifford A. Deay
Chanute
Lawrence
Mina
Keith Deay
Wycoff
N.J
Dwight Deay
Philadelphia
Walter J. Deay
N.H. St
Howard O. Deay
Lafayette
Ind
Mr. Deay
Douglas County
Penneys
Memorial Hospital Admissions List
Memorial Hospital reported a long admissions roster including Mrs. Phoebe Halter Route 4 Jodie Smith 1210 Prairie Brenda Purvis DeSoto Mrs. Rosie Shorter 1316 N J Rog er O Neal 1225 Del Carl Jent Daphne Jent Tommy Wen dy Jent San Diego Calif Marion Dillon Tonganoxie Mrs. Frances Robinson Tongaxie Clarence Grisier Sam aritan Lodge Mrs. Nancy Garner Eudora Kenneth Casebier 1301 W 21st Robert Jameson Kansas City Mo Harold White Route 2 Mrs Eleanor White 402 Dakota Angela Elliott 2200 La Betty Shrimplin 513 N 7th Robert Johnson 2245 Mass Mrs Lucille Martin Wellsville Kirk Plummer DeSoto.
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Phoebe Halter
Jodie Smith
Prairie
Brenda Purvis
DeSoto
Rosie Shorter
N.J
Roger O'Neal
Del
Carl Jent
Daphne Jent
Tommy
Wendy Jent
San Diego
Calif
Marion Dillon
Tonganoxie
Frances Robinson
Clarence Grisier
Samaritan Lodge
Nancy Garner
Eudora
Kenneth Casebier
W. 21St
Robert Jameson
Kansas City
Harold White
Eleanor White
Dakota
Angela Elliott
Betty Shrimplin
N. 7Th
Robert Johnson
Mass
Lucille Martin
Wellsville
Kirk Plummer
Thomas Emswiler Becomes Trinity Methodist Minister
Rev. Thomas C. Emswiler Jr. is installed as minister at Trinity Methodist Church after serving as youth director at First Methodist Emporia and chaplain trainee at Topeka State Hospital. He holds BA from Kansas State Teachers College, BD from Perkins, and an MA from Northwestern.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Thomas C. Emswiler
Emswiler
First Methodist Church
Emporia
Topeka State Hospital
Leland Methodist Church
Leland
Miss
Ridgewood Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Tex
Glenview Community Church
Glenview
Court Notices of City Speed and Signal Violations
Police court entries list Martin Ya of 1333 Ohio Street speeding for ten dollars and Carl A Spray of 102 Indian Avenue and Victor J Baber of Smithville speeding, each ten dollars. John Schindler of St Joseph paid five dollars for a U turn. Non traffic docket shows Ira J Mendell of 533 Mechanic Street fined twenty five dollars for drunkenness.
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Martin Yaseen
Ohio St
Carl A. Spray
Indian Ave
Victor J. Baber
Smithville
John Schindler
St. Joseph
Ira J. Mendell
Mechanic St
Power Mower Sent to Vietnam to Aid Troops
Richmond Indiana AP reports Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bender sent a power lawnmower to 1st Lt. John Bender II in South Vietnam. The mower will clear tall elephant grass around soldiers’ tents at Li Kay to deter insects. Total cost listed: $50 for the mower and $47 for shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ind
John Bender II
South Vietnam
John H. Bender
Li Kay
Benders
Perry Rec Site Leased by Menninger Foundation
The Menninger Foundation of Topeka has leased 45 acres on the Rock Creek arm of Perry Reservoir for recreation and education purposes.
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Topeka
The
Menninger Foundation of
Rock Creek
Perry Reservoir
Market Prices From Bowersock and Harwood Markets
Kansas City wholesale eggs quoted at 22 26 42 for Grade A large. Wheat at 1.53, yellow corn 1.19, milo 1.98. Harwood Market lists eggs by grade and receipts, with large at 22-26-42 and 18 for undergrades. Butler market steady with Grade A stocks at 78 and quarts at 77.
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Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
K. C
Kansas City
Butler
Kansas City Livestock Prices Corners: Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Compared with last week, cattle steady to higher in most categories with cows up 1.00 to 1.50. Steers and heifers good to prime ranges 23.50 to 26.50 and 22.00 to 25.50. Feeder cattle mostly steady to 50 higher. feeder steers 23.50 to 29.90. feeder heifers 21.80 to 26.00. Calves 25.30 to 32.00 for good and choice. Lambs 75 cents to 1.00 lower. ewes steady. Hogs steady to 50 lower on heavy weights. barrows and gilts mostly 22.75 to 23.00 for 195 to 230 pounds. Sows 18.00 to 19.00 for 300 to 400 pounds.
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Kansas City
Market closes mixed after active week gains trim
In New York on Friday the stock market opened higher, peaked early, then trimmed gains. The Dow Jones average rose 1.74 points to 885.00 and the AP 60-stock index gained 0.7 to 327.8 as trading eased Friday.
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New York
Associated Press
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Update
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Saturday June 2 1967 shows 28 deaths. Comparable figure 285 for 1966 and 263 for 1967 to date, reflecting year to date totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Cooper Pharmacy Doctor
Bing
10Th & Ky
West 19Th St
Journal-World
Carlson Services
Thomas Emswiler
Vietnam
K. C. Livestock
Shopping
23Rd
Louisiana
Gamble-Skogmoq, Inc
Pia Me
Lebco
Rayette
Mello Mist
Brayett
Men's Permanent Press
Doe
NCC
Ry Sunshine Hi
Chore el
Wall Street
John Carlos
V.F.W
2Nd
Alabama
Gene Noland
Coe A
Pence-Owens
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