Market Report From Bowersock and Harwood Markets
Kansas City notes show wholesale eggs at 80 percent A for large and medium grades between 28 and 30 cents. Wheat sells at 1.85 dollars, yellow corn 1.25 dollars, milo 1.71 dollars per bushel. Harwood’s receipts include eggs and assorted grades with prices and grade A large at 27 to 24 cents. Butter grade A unchanged with quarter and solid prices around 76 to 77 cents.
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Bowersock
Harwood
Kansas City
Wheat futures rise as Kansas City grain quotes climb
The Kansas City market reports higher bids across wheat and corn with No 2 hard and dark futures advancing to around 1.94 to 1.98. Prices for oats, barley and soybeans are listed, while sacked bran and shorts show rounded gains.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Cattle Market Steady to Strong Feeder Prices Reported
AP reports Kansas City cattle market with 2,200 cattle and 50 calves traded. Feeder steers bid 26.50 to 28.00, high good to choice 23.85 to 25.95, feeder heifers 93.20 to 93.80, feeder calves and steers scarce amid limited testing data.
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Kansas City
Market ends higher on renewed volume and gains
New York stocks posted a solid gain as volume rose to 7.81 million shares. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 6.02 to 901.00 and the AP 60-stock average rose 1.0 to 322.2 amid varied action with aerospace and defense shares leading while glamor issues retreated.
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New York
Associated Press
Market summary for livestock and hogs
Choice cattle range 28.35 to 30.20 with mostly heifers at 23.80 to 25.30. Hogs total 3,500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows steady. Barrows and gilts 1 190 to 240 lb 25.50 to 26.00. 1 2 195 to 230 lb mostly 26.00. 1 3 240 to 260 lb 25.00 to 25.50. 2 3 260 to 280 lb 24.25 to 25.00. Sows 17.75 to 21.00. Sheep 100 head with spring lambs 23.50. shorn slaughter ewes 6.00.
Market closes lower after late sinking spell on Viet Nam rumors
New York equities slipped late as rumors of Washington Viet Nam talks unsettled traders. Volume around 7.3 million shares with gains led by Sperry Rand and American Motors while Douglas and Eastern Air Lines tumbled. Major decliners included Boeing United Aircraft Eastman Kodak United Air Lines Zenith and New York Central.
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New York
Washington
du Pont
Chrysler
American Telephone
Douglas
Eastern Air Lines
Boeing
United Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
United Air Lines
Zenith
New York Central
Sperry Rand
American Motors
Acme
Chicago & North Western
Deere
Holiday Inns
Kelsey- Hayes
Mission Development
G. D. Searle
Arlan’s Department
Braniff Airways
Essex Wire
Fairchild Camera
General Precision
Parke, Davis
Teledyne
Texas Instruments
Motorola
SCM
American Stock Exchange
Markets at a Glance From New York and Chicago
New York markets show stocks higher with active trading. Cotton remains quiet while Chicago wheat shows strong demand and corn, oats, and soybeans rise sharply with old crop limits. Feeder steers staysteady with slaughter cattle topping 25.50 per hundredweight.
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New York
Chicago
Fire at Lawrence Laundry prompts quick cleaning fluid report
Firemen answered a 6 28 call to Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners at 10th and N H Streets when cleaning fluid overheated and smoked. No damage occurred. Funeral services for Rev John H Thompson set for 11 a m Saturday at St Luke s A M E Church with Rev Branch officiating. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call 5 to 10 p m Friday at Bowser Lee Funeral Home.
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N. H. Sts
John H. Thompson
St. Luke’s A.M.E
Rev. Branch
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bowser- Lee Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital reports numerous births and local residents including Susan Willey Baldwin Zoe Arnold Tonganoxie Betty Hiddleston Eudora Alfonzo Crouse McLouth Josephine Wang Stouffer Place Myron Kesslar Bonner Springs Florence Frey 1810 Ala Dessie Dodds 1401 Pa Walter McCain 2508 Mont Edna Campbell Tonganoixie Frankie McCleery 1724 N H Berneice Ramsey 345 Maine Wayne Hurd Tonganoxie Charles Young Baldwin Diana Falen 1711 W 21st Irvin Kilmer DeSoto Raymond Ryan Route 1 Dolores Yarmer and baby girl 1334 R I Clara Newcomb 1406 Prairie Vaneta Harms baby boy 810 W 8th Cather Simpson Webster Groves Mo William Slavin Sunflower Village Teresa Kingery baby girl 610 W 25th Anna Weeks 638 Isl Thuraya Badr baby boy 1718 VT Denise Lycan Sunflower Village Margaret Garcia baby boy 1820 Miller Dr Marilyn Nobie baby girl 1916 N H Mr and Mrs Lynn McKenzie 928 Ala daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Idol Winchester son Mr and Mrs Chester Keith Baldwin daughter Mr and Mrs Warren Landis Route 5 son Mr and Mrs Zachariah Dover 1439 Prairie son today
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Susan Willey
Baldwin
Zoe Arnold
Tonganoxie
Betty Hiddleston
Eudora
Alfonzo Crouse
McLouth
Josephine Wang
Stouffer Place
Myron Kesslar
Bonner Springs
Florence Frey
Ala
Dessie Dodds
Walter McCain
Edna Campbell
Frankie McCleery
N. H
Berneice Ramsey
Maine
Wayne
Timothy Hurd
Charles Young
Diana Falen
W. 21St
Irvin Kilmer
DeSoto
Raymond Ryan
Dolores Yarmer
R. I
Clara Newcomb
Prairie
Vaneta Harms
Cather Simpson
Webster Groves
William Slavin
Sunflower Village
Teresa Kingery
Anna Weeks
Thuraya Badr
Denise Lycan
Margaret Garcia
Miller Dr
Marilyn Nobie
Deaths Funeral services for Mrs Mary D Willert
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary D. Willert 88 a former Lawrence resident will be at 2 p m Friday at Wall Diffenderfer Chapel Topeka burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Topeka She died Wednesday morning in the Rebekah home Manhattan Survivors include four daughters Mrs George Rogus Bethany Okla Mrs Roy Parker and Mrs Ralph Varnum Kansas City Mo and Mrs Fred Holle Topeka A sister Mrs Ray Blancett Charlottesville W Va Also surviving is a husband Henry Willert who died in 1945 and two sons were dead
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Lawrence
Topeka
Memorial Park Cemetery
Willert
Rebekah Home
Manhattan
1632
la. St
George Rogus
Bethany
Okla
Roy Parker
Ralph Varnum
Kansas City, Mo
Fred Holle
Ray Blancett
Charlottesville
W. Va
Henry Willert
Pearson Says Radio Moscow Misread His Viet Nam Speech
Sen James B Pearson said Radio Moscow misrepresented his May 27 Senate remarks on Viet Nam. He defended containment of communism in Southeast Asia and condemned perceived White House weakness, arguing Americans are confused about the country's Viet Nam policy. He cited three admin weaknesses and urged clarity and resolve.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Radio Moscow
Senate
U.S
Pearson
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Johnson Administration
Quotation on Administration Aims and Planning
A speaker cites three criticisms of the administration: seeking consensus in domestic and foreign policy, aiming to be all things to all people, and preferring reactive over proactive long term planning. The remarks frame governance as overly accommodative and incident driven.
Peace Enforced By Riot Police In Florida City
In Pompano Beach Florida riot police in steel helmets restored order after a night of violence. More than 200 people gathered in the Negro district despite a truce and hurled bottles at officers. Police formed a marching line, dispersed the groups and restored a fragile calm along the main street.
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Fla
Rioters Clash with Police in District During 24 Hour Violence
The mob terrorized the district for a day with sporadic violence. No arrests were made and only a patrol car window was shattered while Negro leaders had sought a truce hours earlier with the 150 officers deployed to quell the unrest.
De Gaulle Surveys Russian Scientific Center in Novosibirsk
French President Charles de Gaulle flew to Novosibirsk to inspect one of the Soviet Union’s major scientific and industrial centers. He spent three days in Moscow emphasizing scientific cooperation to foster peaceful France-Soviet ties, accompanied by Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny on the 1,700 mile trip.
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Charles de Gaulle
Siberian
Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
France
Nikolia V. Podgorny
De Gaulle Opens Tour With Stop in City of a Million Persons
The first stop on a tour that will carry De Gaulle to Leningrad Kiev and Volgograd, destinations that echo the epic World War I battle at Stalingrad, where history highlighted the struggle for influence and national identity.
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de Gaulle
Leningrad
Kiev
Volgograd
Stalingrad
Jail safe in San Francisco thwarted by locksmith
Chief Deputy Jailer Tom Burns said four or five safe-crackers were in the San Francisco jail when a safe refused to open for four hours. A locksmith finally opened it. Burns noted the inmates lacked special drills and joked the attempt might be illegal.
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San Francisco
Tom Burns
Burns
K State places 273 beginning teachers for 1966-67
Kansas State University reports 273 new teachers placed for the 1966-67 school year, a record for the placement center and up 56 or 28 percent from last year, said Dr. Roland Swaim.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Roland Swaim
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