Markets Pressed as Mixed Trading Continues in KC and NY
Wholesale eggs, butter, and farm prices in Kansas City show varied levels with large and medium egg prices and profits for farmers cooperatives on crops like wheat corn oats and barley. In New York and Chicago stocks bonds and commodities trend mixed with modest gains in certain sectors and pressure on others as traders assess demand.
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Kamnsas City
Capons &H
Farmers Cooperative, Assn
Kansas City
New York
Commission House
Chicago
Lecompton Notes Include Accidents Picnic and Centennial Plans
Mrs. Charles Winter learns her sister Mrs. Ivan Shaw fractured her wrist in two places in Galesburg. Local social items report visits among families in Olathe Topeka and Lawrence. Lecompton to host centennial picnic August 5 at the high school grounds with officers and volunteers named. Daily Vacation Bible School closes with 71 students and a listed staff.
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Charles Winter
Ivan Shaw
Galesburg
Don Claar
Olathe
Herman Banks
John Banks
Topeka
Elmer Wingfield
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
EUB Church
Hughes Lake
Paul Blinn
Burbank
Calif
Letha McClanahan
Gertrude McCarty
Thurman Rothwell
Eldon Mistik
E. J. Robison
Chil
Children Camp Attendees At Topeka EUB Church Event
Mrs A K Winter and Mrs Norman Daniels joined juniors at Sunday children's day. Junior High camp at Forest Park Topeka drew Joyce Bahnmaier Linda Stauffer Dianna Sanford and Richard Wright with Rev Lybian Endsley and Mrs Joe Stauffer as counselors.
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A. K. Winter
Norman Daniels
EUB
Joyce Bahnmaier
Linda Stauffer
Dianna Sanford
Richard Wright
Forest Park
Topeka
Lybian Endsley
Joe Stauffer
Man sought by KBI in Clay County case linked to earlier attacks
The article details man identified as Daegele born December 12 1919 in St Louis suspected by KBI agents of involvement in incidents in multiple states. He previously served time at Missouri State Penitentiary and was released in 1959. He drove a 1953 black Chevrolet with Missouri plates, matching descriptions from the first attack.
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KBI
Daegele
St. Louis
Clay County
Jack Kelley
Missouri State Penitentiary
Missouri
Baldwin
Horton
Man Injured in Wreck At 9th Ky. Sts Today
Lawrence man Harold V. Edmonds 35 of 1927 Naismith Dr. suffered possible broken ribs after his pickup collided with a car at Sh and Ky Streets about 8:45 a.m. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Carl P. Rake 56 of Route 1 Lecompton was not injured. Car damage estimated at $1,000. truck damage about $200.
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Lawrence
Sh and
Harold V. Edmonds
Naismith
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carl P. Rake
Route 1
Lecompton
Virus-Continued From Page Large Dose
A speaker recalls uncertainty over a substantial antibiotic dose with reassurance that no harm would come. wording notes a virus-related continuation from a page.
Kennedy resumes normal schedule after fever dip
President Kennedy took tetracycline capsules as doctors monitor his fever. Dr. Travell and Dr. Barkley kept watch with throat and blood tests as Kennedy’s temperature fell from a morning high. By 10 AM his temperature stood at 99.2 and he was to rest overnight with plans to return to routine Friday if he sleeps well.
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Travell
George Barkley
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Topgether
Kennedy Back on Yacht After Illness Ride
Salinger described the illness as a mild virus infection. Kennedy spent about two hours Wednesday afternoon aboard the presidential yacht Honey Fitz cruising the Potomac River with Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda. He walked without crutches for the first time since June 9, though he used them at intervals. Salinger said Kennedy told him by phone he felt very well and that it was the best day for his back.
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Kennedy
Honey Fitr
Potomac River
Hayato Ikeda
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