Boy 13 Slays Girl In a Brutal Fashion
A 13 year old neighbor boy admitted stabbing Erica Sayers to death in her Manhattan apartment after a dispute over a returned key. The victim was the daughter of a New Orleans TV producer. the suspect, unnamed due to age, is charged with homicide as a juvenile.
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New York
Manhattan
Erica Sayers
New Orleans
Kim Philip Halpern
New York Times
Halpern
Erica
Eric Sayers
Gabrielle
Mexico
Gabe Bouche
Life Magazine
Market News Investment Companies Closing Prices
This week’s closing prices on Investment Company shares are provided. Quotations come from Barret, Fitch North & Co.
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Barret, Fitch North & Co
Tonganoxie Youth Have Lots to Do In Summer Break
Tonganoxie youths have a busy summer with an expanded baseball program, a library Summer Reading Program themed Man's Conquest of Space, Boy Scout trips to the Ozarks and Ely Minnesota, and ongoing Girl Scout activities including day camps and a weekly Story Hour at the library.
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Tonganoxie
Boy Scouts
Ozarks
Bill Seymour
Seymour
Ozark
Market Prices and Egg Listings From Harwood's Market
Wheat at 1.89, corn 1.13 and 1.18, mile 1.75, soybeans 2.35, oats 0.75, barley 1.00. Eggs large A 24, medium A and large B 22, undergrades 15, current receipts 21.
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Harwood
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Price Report Summary
Kansas City markets list wholesale and retail egg prices by size and quality with A and B grades, plus medium and dirties. Poultry values show heavy hens 5 lb up at 11, light hens 5 lb up at 8, under 5 lb at 6, capons 7-8 lb at 16, 8 lb at 18, and ducks over 5 lb at 15. Missouri Arkansas live flyers and broilers quoted at farm 13½, plant delivery 14 14½. Butter prices show Grade A solid at 67 and Grade A quarters at 68 per pound.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City AP notes cattle changes from last week with steers up to 25, cows down 25 to 50, calves and vealers down 1.00, feeders steady. lambs and ewes mixed with lambs 75 to 1.25 lower and ewes steady to 75 lower. hogs steady to 25 higher with sows up 25, barrows and gilts 16.75 to 17.25 in 200-250 lb range and 14.00 to 14.75 for 300-400 lb sows.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
British Motors Opens Monday at New Location
British Motors will open for business Monday at its new address 1116 W 23rd St. Owner Roger Moffet expects construction to finish by August 1 as progress outpaces prior estimates. No opening promotions will occur until the new building is complete. The shop was previously at 704 Vt.
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British Motors
W. 23Rd St
Roger Moffet
Moffet
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Keeps June 1963 Figures
AP report shows Kansas traffic fatalities for June 1963 at 31 through 9 a.m. Saturday, with 221 deaths for the year to date versus 245 for the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Funeral rites for William K. Lowman in Topeka
Funeral services for William K. Lowman of 1102 West 22nd Street Terr. will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. He died Friday near El Reno after illness on a business trip. he worked for the State Internal Revenue Service and belonged to the Topeka Masonic Lodge and First Methodist Church. Surviving: wife Margarett, a daughter in Chicago, two grandchildren, two sisters in Nebraska and Iowa, and a baby boy. Births listed include a daughter for Alfred Robinson and a son for E. H. Warkentine.
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W. 22Nd St. Terr
el Reno
Okla
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edwin F. Price
Charles Wesley Garrett
Lowman
Lawrence
State Internal Revenue Service
Topeka
First Methodist Church
Margarett
Robert J. Hayes
Chicago
Paul Evans
McCook, Neb
Bud Whited
Memorial Hospital Baby Names and Addresses Ledger
A long list from Memorial Hospital records includes multiple names and addresses such as Mrs. Marcia Robinson and 1638 West 20th Terrace, Mrs. Melba Krouse in Waverly, Lawrence Chicks at 537 Wisconsin, and Dorothy Cannon repeated at 928 Alabama. The ledger also cites Bennie Hines in Tonganoxie and Otto Altenbernd in Eudora among many others and notes several babies born, including baby boys and girls in overlapping clusters.
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Melba Krouse
Waverly
Lawrence Chicks
Wis
Edith Baker
Conn
Bennie Hines
Tonganoxie
Maurice Walbridge
McLouth
Dorothy Cannon
Lewis Knight
Walnut
Sharon Englebreicht
Lawrence
Elmer Smith
Topeka
Velma Warkentine
Harper
Otto Altenbernd
Eudora
Loyalty and Recognition Sunday At First Baptist Church
Loyalty and Recognition Sunday will be observed at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the First Baptist Church in Kansas. The oldest Baptist church in continuous existence in Kansas was organized June 25, 1855. Members honored include E A Wilder and Alice Davis for 75 years, plus many others for 25 to 50 years of service in the church community.
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First Baptist Church
8Th and
Kentucky
Kansas
E. A. Wilder
Alice Davis
Thirteen Miners Killed in Formosa Coal Mine Explosion
AP report from Taipei says thirteen miners died in a coal mine explosion Friday at Pingchi in northern Formosa. Rescue teams and authorities began investigations into the cause as the incident drew attention to safety in Formosan mining operations.
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Taipei
Formosa
Pingchi
German Technology Expert Shares War Echoes and Education View
Prof. Magnus recounts his wartime capture by Russians and seven years in the Soviet Union. He contrasts German and American classes, noting German classes were larger while American ones allowed questions. He describes postwar return to West Germany and his work on gyros and rockets.
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Moscow
Bleicherode
Germany
Magnus
Stalin
Berlin
West Germany
Freedom
U. S
Executive Is Killed In Three-Vehicle Crash
Thomas George Rutledge, 45, vice president and board member of McDonnell Aircraft Corp., died in a three-vehicle collision in St. Louis County.
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ST. Louis
Thomas George Rutledge
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis County
Dean Starts Trip To Africa Sunday
Burton W. Marvin dean of the Kansas University Journalism School leaves Sunday for a journalist workshop tour in Africa. He will visit Washington and New York for orientation before London then Addis Ababa Dar es Salaam and Lagos workshops. The four person team heads to Ethiopia for the July 4 session and returns September 2. Workshops are sponsored by the African American Institute and the U S State Department. Other team members include John McCormally Hutchinson News editor Marvin Goode ABC United Nations correspondent and Dr Sydney Head of the AA Institute in Ethiopia.
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Kansas University Journalism School
Africa
Dean Marvin
Washington
D. C
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London
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Dar es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Lagos
Nigeria
Lawrence
The
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U.S. State Department
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Hutchinson News
Marvin Goode
United Nations
ABC
Sydney
Papal Audience Welcomes Non Vaticano Visitors
Pope Paul VI grants first audience to people from Brescia Italy outside the Vatican and College of Cardinals. The visitors include the mayor priests and prominent citizens from his hometown.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Brescia
Italy
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