Market News Summary From Harwood’s and KC Eggs and Livestock
Local markets show varied grain prices with wheat at 1.52 and corn 1.15 while soybeans rise to 2.66 and oats 0.70. Kansas City notes limited cattle demand with hogs steady to strong, hog prices from 11.25 to 15.00 per hundredweight across weight ranges, and butter and eggs listed with pricing. live fryers and broilers and sheep also reported with small price tests and weak cattle demand.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Wheat futures edge higher on Kansas City market report
The Kansas City market lists mixed grain prices with wheat gains at 1.5 to 1.6 cents, corn slipping and soybeans rising to around 2.77 to 2.85 a bushel. Futures futures show Dec, Mar, May and July contracts closing higher for wheat.
Stock market declines on subdued Thanksgiving eve trading
New York markets drift lower with moderate volume around 4.4 million shares as investors weigh foreign news and higher rates. Texas Gulf Sulphur leads losses near 2 points amid Ontario pre fund suit. IBM Union Carbide Eastman Kodak also slip. Several others including General Motors Coca Cola and Sears fall about a point. rails ease after merger talk.
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New York
Wall
Coca Cola
American Home Products
American Metal Climax
Motorola
National Airlines
Vornado
Anaconda
Sears, Roebuck
American Stock Exchange
Markets at a glance in New York and Chicago reports
New York markets show stocks lower with slack trading while bonds rise on light activity. Commodities move mixed with cotton irregular. In Chicago, Wheat mixed, December Corn lower as demand slips. Oats mixed to mostly lower. Soybeans lower on profit taking. Hogs rise to a top of 16.35, cattle steady to lower with top 26.
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Chicago
Morse targets Taylor and Johnson over Vietnam policy
Senator Wayne Morse denounces Ambassador Maxwell Taylor and Deputy Ambassador A Alexis Johnson calling for their recall. He accuses Taylor of warmonger activity and urges U S opposition to war expansion in Southeast Asia without a congressional war declaration.
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D-Ore
Maxwell D. Taylor
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Alexis Johnson
Viet Nam
Morse
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America
Asia
Laos
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Kenyatta urges reconciliation effort on Congo crisis
Nairobi Kenya AP Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta urged reconciliations between Premier Moise Tshombe’s Congo government and rebels during a Organization of African Unity Congo crisis meeting. He admitted uncertainty about rebel cohesion and noted the commission’s limited current leverage.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Kenyatta
Congo
Tshombe
Jomo Kenyatta
Moise Tshombe
Organization of African Unity
Arkansas Brother Describes Congo Missionary Killing
C M Tucker recalls his brother Rev J W Tucker 45 killed by rebels at the Paulis Dominican mission. Survivors say assailants beat whites with clubs and bottles. Tucker died after 45 minutes. He spent a year in Arkansas on furlough. wife and three children were safe in Paulis. Rev Donald Pierce reports Congo violence as communist inspired.
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Ark
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Congo
Tucker
Africa
J. W. Tucker
Paulis
Arkansas
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Church Council
Springfield
Portland
Ore
Donald Pierce
Oregon
Deaths and Funerals of Lyndon Residents
Mrs. Myrtle M Deskins 88 died Wednesday night at Hilltop Home Lyndon. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Lyndon Shaffer Mortuary burial Sutton Cemetery Baldwin Junction. Survivors include two sons two daughters eleven grandchildren twenty five great grandchildren two great great grandchildren two sisters. Mrs Deskins former operator Worden Telephone Co for 23 years. She to Pilgrim Holiness Church active in church affairs. Husband Guy Floyd Deskins died June 6 1942. Past 20 years she lived in Lyndon. Burial Sutton Cemetery Baldwin Junction. Burial details pending.
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Lyndon
Hilltop
Shaffer
Sutton
Baldwin Junction
Deskins
Worden Telephone Co
Guy Floyd Deskins
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Emmett. L. Deskins
Scott’s Mills
Ore
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Leon A. Cheney
Seattle
Cleo Michael Sackett
Kansas City
Kan
Estelle M. Mohler
Los Angeles
Ida E. Cline
Ottawa
Alice Connley
Eugene
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Memorials
The community records deaths of Ellen Anderson 86 of 517 W 14th St died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Clara Eiler 85 of Baldwin died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with services at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin. Kerwin Dale Tuckel 33 died from a construction accident in Chanute with services at Rumsey Funeral Home and burial in Clinton Cemetery.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Maine St
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Fresno
Calif
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Goshen
Ind
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Baldwin
Lamb Funeral Home
Clarence E. Woodhead
Oakwood Cemetery
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Rumsey
Ronald Bump
Clinton Cemetery
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Chanute
John Williams 79 Former Eudora Resident Dies in Orlando
John Williams 79 longtime Orlando resident died Thursday in Orlando Florida He formerly lived in Eudora Funeral services are set for Saturday at the Carry Hand Funeral Home in Orlando Survivors include daughter Mrs Mary Knisely and grandson Robert Knisely both of Orlando
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Peggy) Williams
Eudora
Orlando
Fla
Mary Knnsely
Robert Knisely
Alfred Young Dies at 76 in Home Incident
Alfred Young aged 76 of 735 N.J. St. died at his home this morning. Police and medical staff reported no foul play. Funeral arrangements are pending with local mortuary.
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Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Alfred Young
N.J. St
Argentina urges Latin nations to study Cuba arms before ban
Argentina calls for caution before-wide nuclear weapon ban in Latin America. Silvano Santander notes Cuba is a geographic and political reality and questions whether Soviet missiles left Cuba in 1962. He cites Fidel Castro’s statement that Cuba will handle nuclear arms.
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Hunt for Reds in Brazil moves into Goiania
Federal soldiers searched Goiania for more than 100 people accused of Communist backed plots against the Brazilian government. Army Col. Carlos Meira Mattos led the operation and deposed Gov. Maruro Borges, with Mattos named temporary administrator.
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Postmasters plan extra help to speed mail this year
Postmaster Harris and Postmaster John P. Lenahan of Eudora expect to add more staff this year, likely by mid December. Additional vehicles will join the operation to improve on time mail delivery and keep the flow steady during the peak period.
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John P. Lenahan
Eudora
Wilson May Act On Church Unit
London AP reports that prime minister Harold Wilson could reshape the Church of England by naming younger bishops as vacancies occur. The article notes the monarch still formally appoints bishops on Wilson's nomination and details current episcopal structure and duties in Parliament.
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York
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Early All-America Football Team of 1889
The first all America football team in 1889 features five Princeton players, three from Harvard, and three from Yale.
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Memorial Hospital Discharges List Local Names
Memorial Hospital releases show multiple entries of residents and spouses with addresses across Kansas including Georgia K Martin 84742 Conn Joseph Krische 2352 Vt James Bush 2701 Harvard Carolyn Williams Tonganoxie Sadie Casebier 946 Maine Martha Leach Baldwin Stephanie Nieder 705 19th Shirley Johnson Baldwin Christine Roberts DeSoto Annie Mae Brown 832 Ky Joanne Jones 831 W 22nd Terr dismissals Ella Miller 1910 University Dr Dianna Johnson 2813 Harvard Wanda Whan Raytown Julie Samson Baldwin Emma Brynds Cherokee Helen Greene 2613 Belle Crest Jack Happy 1716 Kent Terr Thelma Nieder 1406 Tenn Robert Bucheim 2514 Ala W Dixon Haught 1116 Highland Virginia Bataille and baby boy Stouffer Place Elbert Anderson Eudora Fern Mock and baby boy 1804 Brook Donna Wiley and baby boy Route 3 Barbara Spease and baby girl 312 Ind Ed Davies 933 Mo Mr and Mrs Stuart Levine 1313 Mass a son today Mr and Mrs Roy McNish Route 1 a son today
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Cardinals Pitching Duel Ends in World Series Clash
Bob Gibson hurled 146 pitches in the decisive World Series game. In the sixth inning Mickey Mantle launched a three run homer as the Cardinals battled in a high intensity showdown.
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Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
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