Federal Reserve Notes 2 Per Cent Sales Gain
The 10th Federal Reserve District saw department store sales rise 2 percent last week from the same period in 1962, with a 5 percent district gain in the first quarter of 1963. Denver up 14 percent, Albuquerque 12, Kansas City 4, St. Joseph 2, Tulsa 1. Joplin fell 13 percent. downtown Kansas City down 12, Oklahoma City 9, Wichita and Omaha 4, Topeka 3, Lincoln 2.
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Death notices for Lorin A. Puckett 61
Lorin A. Puckett 61 of 71444 Mass St died Friday. Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at Cooper-Warren Chapel with Rev. Robert Freitag. another service at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Campbell Funeral Home Yates Center with burial near Buffalo. Survivors include two sisters Goldie Wilson and Lena Strand, four brothers Fred Floyd Myrl Bryl, a niece Mrs. Charles L. Stans, and two nephews Marvin Wilson and Jerold Lynn Wilson.
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Heir Apparent To Khrushchev Ill With Thrombosis
MOSCOW AP A Kremlin notice disclosed that Frol Kozlov, heir apparent to Premier Khrushchev, is ill with a thrombosis. Western reports suggested possible brain involvement, though officials kept details sparse. Kozlov has heart trouble in his history and could be hospitalized for months.
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Memorial Hospital Admissions List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Bobby Atwell Perry and George Engelberger at 527 Lake with Dwayne Taber on Route 5 and Mrs Jessie Wha Jey at 2019 Ky along with Mrs Cora Bazil at 205 E 18th and Mrs Mary Nelson at 554 E 19th. Robert Narragon on Route 3 and Mrs Mary Ann Moore at 707 Conn plus Susan Snook in McLouth. Mrs Ada Coltrane Sunflower Village and Walter McCorkill at 225 E 18th. Clara Jones Route 2 and Magdalene Carttar at 2224 Barker with Margaret Johnson at 2139 Ky.
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Market News Investment Shares This Week
This week's closing prices on investment company shares cited from Barret Fitch North and Co. provide a snapshot of market activity. Quotations reflect the latest figures from the listed brokerage houses. Notes indicate minor fluctuations across major funds and were compiled for investor reference.
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Market Prices and Egg Rates From Harwood's Market
Wheat 2.08, Corn 1.08 and 1.13, Mile 1.70, Soybeans 2.37, Oats .75, Barley 1. Eggs Large A 25, Medium A and Large B 23, undergrades 16, current receipts 22.
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Rusk Arrives in Belgrade for 20 Hour Visit
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk received a red carpet welcome in Belgrade Yugoslavia as he begins a 20 hour visit aimed at expanding contacts and exchanges with Yugoslavia in many fields. He arrives en route home from the CENTO ministerial meeting in Karachi and talks in New Delhi with Prime Minister Nehru.
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Kansas City Egg and Poultry Price Report Summary
AP reports current Kansas City prices for consumer eggs by size and grade with ranges for large medium and small, wholesale eggs by percent quality, and poultry prices for various fowl weights including heavy and light hens capons ducks and young ducks with specific price per pound.
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Kansas City Livestock Markets Steer Prices Mixed Cattle
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle prices mixed from last week with slaughter steers down up to 25, heifers and calves steady, feeders steady to strong. Sheep lambs rise up to 50, ewes ease, hogs push higher with barrows gilts at 13.50-14.25 and sows 12.25-12.75 for various weights.
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