Market Reports From Kansas City and New York
Kansas City commodity prices for Wheat Ear Corn Shell and Soybeans and live cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle calves and hogs prices mixed with lower hogs and sows. Wheat futures and grain prices listed. New York stock market edged higher with Xerox surge after its stock split and dividend news. other major issues gained or fell slightly.
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Harwood
Kansas City
New York
Xerox
Chrysler
United Aircraft
At&t du Pont
Texaco
Control Data
Polaroid
IBM
Texas Instruments
CBS
Merck
Zenith
Bulova
General Motors
Phillips Petroleum
American Smelting
Lorillard
New York Central and
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Kansas Farm Bureau Convention Delegates From Douglas County
Twelve Douglas County residents attended the Kansas Farm Bureau Convention in Wichita. Delegates included Russel Houk and David Noe. accompanying attendees were Mrs. Ralph Colman, Harley Lyon, Mrs. John Metsker, Wesley Wulfkuhle, Mrs. Wesley Wulfkuhle, Mrs. Russel Houk, Mrs. Harley Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Armstrong, and Charles McPheeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas Farm Bureau
Wichita
Russel Houk
Farm Bureau
David Noe
Lecompton
Ralph Colman
Harley Lyon
Overbrook
John Metsker
Wesley Wulfkuhle
L. O. Armstrong
Charles McPheeters
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Notables
Memorial Hospital lists births and residents including Mrs Joyce Boyd Route 1 Topeka Mrs Pearl Grant Route 2 Mrs Alta Vorhies Eudora Mrs Zola Pearson Tonganoxie Roger Raybern Route 1 Mrs Virginia Harris 2009 Maple Lane Steven Wilson 925 N H Mrs Pansy Raines 916 A I Leonard Ray Route 1 Mrs Marilyn Yeager 1415 N J James Beebe 722 Ark Mrs Angela Schmidt and baby boy 1124 Ky Carmen Embrey Baldwin Tony Embrey Bald win Alfred Wiggins 1011 W 9th Thomas Laird Ozawkie Mrs Marjorie Plamann and baby girl 1705 Ill Steven Wilson 925 N H Mr and Mrs Richard Ytell 110 W 19th a son Thursday Mr and Mrs Don Patz Eudora a son today Mr and Mrs J R Ellis 2010 Maple Lane a son today Mr and Mrs Karl Reynolds Route 2 a son today
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Joyce Boyd
Duane Givens
Topeka
Pearl Grant
Alta Vorhies
Eudora
Zola Pearson
Tonganoxie
Roger Raybern
Virginia Harris
Maple Lane
Steven Wilson
N.H
Pansy Raines
A.I
Richard Ytell
Don Patz
J. R. Ellis
Karl Reynolds
Route 2
Mrs. Charlotte B. Cannon Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte B. Cannon will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Runsey Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Charlotte B. Cannon
Runsey Funeral
Charles Wesley Garrett
Bural
Oak Hill Cemetery
Insurance Plan To Cost More In Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield
Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield plans an average 10.5 percent rate increase next year affecting about 375 520 members across three categories. The hike, effective Jan 1 for group members, Feb 1 for non group members and March 1 for Farm Bureau members, will raise monthly dues by 65 to 95 cents depending on contract type, with family or higher benefit plans adjusting accordingly.
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Topeka
Kansas
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Frank Sullivan
Insurance
Farm Bureau
Sullivan
Insurance Department
Kansas Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Advanced Debaters On Topeka Program
Four Lawrence High advanced debaters compete in a six round tournament at Highland Park High School Topeka. Two teams include Erik Wright with Connie Stucky and Ruth Greene with Tim Gilles. Trophy presentation is set for Saturday afternoon at a general assembly. Debaters spoke before Topeka High School classes this afternoon.
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Lawrence High
Highland Park High School
Topeka
Lawrence
Erik Wright
Connie Stucky
Ruth Greene
Tim Gilles
Topeka High School
Farm Bureau to Have Membership Program
The Douglas County Farm Bureau will hold a membership breakfast at 8 15 a m Monday in the Little Banquet. Township and county leaders request workers names be submitted to the Farm Bureau Office by noon Saturday. Grice Sexton Kansas Farm Bureau safety chief will speak. County chairmen are Mr and Mrs Harold Beehle with Mrs C E Richards as co chair.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
L. O. Armstrong
Grice Sexton
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Harold Beehle
C. E. Richards
Cochairman
Clay Told to Report For Military Physical
Heavyweight contender Cassius Clay has been ordered to report for a physical examination on November 21 for possible military service. Spokesman Bill Faversham said Selective Service officials sent the notice, with a possible induction within 21 days unless a four month deferment is granted. Clay had also signed a title bout with Sonny Liston set for February.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Bill Faversham
Clay
Faversham
Sonny Liston
Rockefeller to appoint Jackie Robinson to State Athletic Commission
Gov Nelson Rockefeller plans to name Jackie Robinson former baseball star and first Negro to play in the major leagues as chairman of the State Athletic Commission. Robinson is also expected to campaign for Rockefeller in the Republican presidential bid.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jackie Robinson
State Athletic Commission
Robinson
Rockefeller
Eisenhower Library non profit formed in Abilene
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and seven associates form a non profit to promote use of the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas. Incorporators include Gov John Anderson Har ry Darby K S Adams Wayne G Grover C A Scupin John Lehman and C A Case.
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Topeka
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
John Anderson
Eisenhower Library
Harry Darby
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Kansas City
Tiny Bat Offspring Defies Size Expectations
The female brown bat of the eastern United States weighs six to seven grams yet gives birth to a two-gram baby.
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United States
Two Sentenced in Kansas Prison Terms
In district court two men received prison terms after guilty pleas. Melvin Ray, 34, of Topeka, was sentenced to 5 to 10 years for motorcycle theft. Robert Barnes, 31, charged with forgery, received 1 to 10 years. Albert Crane, 18, of 812 North Y Street, was sent to the Hutchinson reform school with probation pending for Crane and Eveart Barnes, 24, Route ?, placed on 18 months probation for parole violation.
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State Penitentiary
Melvin Ray
Topeka
Robert Barnes
Albert Crane
N. Y. St
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Frank Gray
Crane
Eveart Barnes
Route
Senate clash over procedure chills Capitol Hill dialogue
Dirksen and Dodd exchanged sharp words in a heated session while Mansfield urged restraint and warned against turning the Senate into a sideshow to impress the public. Earlier Dirksen mocked Dodd with a biting joke about needing a seeing-eye dog.
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Dirksen
Dodd
Mansfield
Senate
Senate drama ends with mutual praise after tough remarks
In a tense session, Senator Dodd criticized Mansfield and Dirkson, prompting sharp exchanges. After the heat, Mansfield reached out to Dodd and they planned a meeting, as Dodd admitted feeling mocked. The chamber then applauded as Dodd acknowledged capable leaders amid the dispute.
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Missouri
Arkansas
K.C. Livestock
N.Y. Stocks
K.C. Cash Grain
Wall Street
Admiral
Allied Ch
Airlin Ath Liesey
Cyan Hencperesseg
Eearree
Tel & Tel
Rene Anaconda
Curtiss Wr
U & Dow Chemfrat
du Pont
Eagle Pich
East Kod
Emer Elec
Empire
Finl Fed Ee Ee
Firestone
FMC Cpperth
Ford Mur
Va Gumble Sk
Elec Abe
G&e
P&l
Martin M
McCrory Sieben
Minn M&meee
Monsan
Mont
NY Central
U2 Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Okla G&e
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Ns Penney JC
Phill Pet
Ww Proc Gam
RCA
Rayonier Vy Reyn
M4 Socony
Spen Chem Sperry Rd
Ys Sunray
Tidewat
Trans Air
UN Carbide US
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Crane & Co., Inc
Seyler’s Gardenland
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Pacific Northwest Coast
Rockies
R.H. Stohl, D.D
Optometrist
Farm Bureau To
Happy Hal's
Lewis & Marion Goodrick
Lke, Associates Form Corporation
Paul Shanahan
Alexander’s
Lowa
John Tialleur
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora, Kansas
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Dodds
Tee Pees Jct
Furn
Flower Shop
Indiana
KPL
Tennessee
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