Market News: Investment Shares Edges Mixed Across Sectors
This week closing prices for Investment Company shares show 80 percent change. Ford Chrysler and American Motors posted fractional losses while steelmakers mostly slipped. A larger number of stocks gained than fell on the American Stock Exchange. AP bond average was mixed.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle and Hogs Rise
Cattle saw steady gains with steers and heifers up to 25 higher and cows up to 50 higher. Feeders remained steady to strong, calves scarce, with steer 22.75 to 26.25, heifer 22.00 to 25.00, cows 18.00 to 20.00, feeders 21.00 to 30.10. Lambs fell 1.25 and ewes 50-75 lower. lambs 24.00 to 26.00, ewes 0.00 to 7.00. Hogs rose with barrows and gilts up 50-75. various weights quoted from 24.00 to 26.00.
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Kansas City
Market Prices From Local Mills and Markets
From Bowersock's Mill wheat 1.75 dollars per unit yellow corn 1.24 and milo 1.71. From Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 27 medium 24 undergrades 18 pullets 18 and current receipts.
Egg and butter price report from Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs unchanged with Large and Medium grades priced at 34.14 to 36.12 per dozen and 27 to 29 for mediums. Butter prices hold at Grade A quarters 76 and Grade A solids 75 per pound.
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Kansas City
Market slips as Treasury hints tax rise uncertain
New York stock market eased in thin trading on Friday with the Dow down 2.90 to 894.26 as 594 issues declined and 513 advanced. Aerospace shares led gains earlier but trimmed. Sperry Rand active at 242. Boeing rose 1.54, Teledyne 4%, and Pac Southwest Airlines 3% while General Motors closed unevenly.
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New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Sperry Rand
Boeing
Teledyne
Chicago
Paleontologist Ruben Stirton Dies at 64 in California
Ruben Arthur Stirton, University of California Berkeley paleontologist and 1925 Kansas University alumnus, died Tuesday in Santa Monica at 64. A Muscotah native, he earned KU A B in 1925, taught at KU Museum 1920–25, earned MA and PhD at Cal, led the Cal Museum of Paleontology, served as department chair 1940–56, and is survived by his wife William Stirton of Berkeley and son John A. Stirton of Stockton.
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Ruben Arthur Stirton
University of California
Berkeley
Kansas University
Santa Monica
Calif
Society of Mammalogy
Muscotah
Stirton
KU Museum of Natural History
Cal
Cal Museum of Paleontology
William Stirton
John A. Stirton
Stockton
Funeral services for Eloda Morrison at Ninth Street Baptist Church
Funeral services for Eloda G Morrison are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev A L Parker attending. Burial will take place at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Bowser Lee Funeral Home from 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday and until noon Monday.
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Eloda G. Morrison
Ninth Street Baptist Church
A. L. Parker
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowser-Lee Funeral
Frederick W. Bruckmiller Funeral Service Notice
Frederick W. Bruckmiller 77 of 320 Okla St died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Cooper-Warren Chapel Rev. Edwin F. Price officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include Alice of the home daughter Mrs. Charles E. Spahr Cleveland Ohio sisters Mrs. Elfrieda Gamber Mrs. Sophia Tener five grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday evening.
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Frederick W. Bruckmiller
Frederick W .Bruckmiller
Okla
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Edwin F. Price
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bruckmiller
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kansas University
Sigma Gi
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Alice
Charles E. Spahr
Cleveland
Ohio
Elfrieda Gamber
Sophia Tener
NASA Hopes for Clear Path in Apollo Project Amid Gemini Troubles
NASA signals intensified study into space travel mysteries after Gemini 9 setbacks. Gemini 10, 11, and 12 planned with rendezvous and space walks to prep for Apollo. Lovell and Aldrin named for Gemini 12. Stafford and Cernan recount mission troubles including a failed shroud separation and visor fogging.
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NASA
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
National Space Agency
Robert C. Seamans
Space Agency
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Seamans
Space Walker
Old St Mary Aldermanbury Rebuilt at Westminster College
Fulton residents celebrate the relocation of London’s St Mary Aldermanbury to Westminster College in Fulton. The 12th century church was rebuilt as a Churchill memorial after wartime damage and now rises as 820 tons of stones form walls and columns amid planned exhibits of Churchill memorabilia.
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Westminster College
Sir Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman
West
Soviet Union
Christopher Wren
Britain
Churchill
Johnson
Presbyterian College
London
Missouri
Norfolk
Fulton
David Stinson
Minnesota Duo In Showdown For Governor Endorsement
Gov Karl Rolvaag and Lt Gov A M Keith face a critical showdown at the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor convention over the party endorsement for governor. Both seek the two thirds vote amid darkhorse and open primary options, with Keith controlling key committees and aiming to unseat Rolvaag after one term.
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Minneapolis
Darkhorse
Rolvaag
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Keith
Marvin Family visits Lawrence before Wisconsin meeting
Burton W. Marvin former dean of the Kansas University Journalism School Mrs. Marvin and daughter Anne spent this week in Lawrence before a Lake Geneva Wisconsin meeting next week then New York City They will travel with son Robert a freshman in EU summer session The Marvins lived in Tel Aviv Israel where Marvin taught and then became associate general secretary for communication of the National Council of Churches in May The group of church council administrators holds annual meetings in Wisconsin The NFL bye week note follows as Atlanta joins the league this fall
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Burton W. Marvin
Kansas University Journalism School
National Council of Churches
New York City
Wisconsin
Association of Council Secretaries
Births Reported At Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs Osmar Nusette announce a daughter born Friday at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Halbgewachs report a son born today at Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses of relatives listed for multiple local residents appear in the community notice.
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Osmar Nusette
Ronald Halbgewachs
Rosebud Lane
Speeding Violations List From Route 3 Court File
A local docket lists multiple traffic offenses including speeding violations for Loretta K. Kornbrust Donald L. Johnson Hugh E K Siefken Anita M. Markley Donald L. Hey and John W. Carter with varied fines from five to twenty one dollars and one prohibited left turn citation.
Local Names in Filed Notices Mention Several Pairings
The notice lists individuals linked to various surnames and households such as Karen Simons from William M. Simons Sharon Sales from Freeman Mary J. Wilks from Chester A. Wilks Beverly J. Longshore from Charles F. F. Longshore Elsie M. Aumiller from Maurice W. Aumiller Donna Weeks from James H. Weeks Joyce A. Miller from Harold K. Miller Dorothy J. Callahan from John Callahan Alice M. Burton from Guthrie L. Burton Betty J. Sickles from Weldon H. Sickles.
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Karen Simons
William M. Simons
Sharon Sales
Freeman
Mary J. Wilks
Chester A. Wilks
Beverly J. Longshore
Charles FF. Longshore
Elsie M. Aumiller
Maurice W. Aumiller
Donna Fh, Weeks
James H. Weeks
Joyce A. Miller
Harold K. Miller
Dorothy J. Callahan
John §. Callahan
Alice M. Burton
Guthrie L. Burton
Betty J. Sickles
Weldon H
Court Docket Summary Of Violations
Police court records list Virgil D. Knox for defective muffler 10 dollars William Bilko vich for speeding 18 dollars Terry Greer for stop sign 10 dollars Glenn R Lang for improper muffler 15 dollars Alma J Doug
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Virgil D. Knoxsal
E. 14Th St
William W. Bilkovich
Vt. St
Terry Greer
W. 26Th St
Glenn R. Lang
Conn. St
Alma J. Doug
Name Transfers and Grants Listed in Page Transcript
A sequence of name attributions shows individuals granting or receiving transfers or recognitions. The list includes Sicks from Hastings, Dibble from Dibble, Womack from Womack, Naff from Naff, and Speer from Speer among others with multiple surname pairings and initials.
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Chemical Fund
Divers. Growth Ltd
Dreyfus Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Capital
Fidelity Trend
Fundamental Inv
Keystone S
Life
Mass. Inv. Trust
Mass
National Inv. Corp
Puritan Fund
Putman Orth. Stk. Fd
Carterly Dist
Security Equity
Television Elect
United Accumpancee
United Income
United Science
Grth
Ind
K. C. Livestock Weekly
K. C
Wall Street
Morrison Services
Fulton, Mo
Lawrence Auto
10Th & Mass
Harold Pippin
Hillcrest Shopping
Shawnee-Douglas
Marvin
Atlanta
Charity
Mr. Christian Topper
Iewa
Edward Hutt
Tenn
Webb Fenton
Baldwin
Laticia Foster
Henrietta Fuller
Eudora
Virginia Malachesky
Ousdahl
Cather Simpson
Webster Groves
Roy Malley
Conn
JoAnn Everley
Sherrill Everley
Karen Sue Everley
Marguerite Maffet
Haskell
Barbara Todd
Forrest
Walter McCain
Mont
Myrtle Long
John Berry
McLouth
Audrey A. Dibble
Cecil M. Dibble
Geneva B. Brizendine
Mondell Brizendine
Eleanor Womack
William F. Womack
Carol A. Naff
Robert Is. Naff
Helen Fi. Hess
Alonzo L. Hess
Julia R. Speer
Owen D. Speer
A. R. Thompson
Rowena Thompson
Jack Ba. Monroe
Louella J. Mourne
Melva L. Lewis
James A. Lewis
Lonella J. Johnson
Ernest G. Johnson
N. J. Ward Thompson
Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Eagle
Eagle Hall
West 6Th Street
California
Cook
Cook’s
Hatex
Werner All Extens Ladd
Popular
Cook Paints
Man
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