Kansas City Stockyards talks end in strike deadline
Federal mediator met with Kansas City Stockyards Co and the meat cutters union as a two year contract expired November 26 and a strike deadline was set for midnight next Sunday. About 200 workers are involved. Negotiators have worked on a new contract for weeks after Local 330 rejected an offer.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stockyards Co
Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Range feed in western Kansas below average at December start
Range feed in the western two thirds of Kansas was below average at the start of December according to the Federal State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Central and western areas stood at 71 percent of normal, eight points higher than a year earlier but six points below the 1961 65 December 1 average. November’s light precipitation caused a slight decline, though open weather let livestock use the available feed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Texan Picked WICHITA
AP reports James R. Whatley of Houston Texas has been elected president of Kaneb Pipe Line Co by the board He has served as senior vice president since 1965 and a director since 1957 He succeeds Herbert E Fisher who becomes chairman and remains chief executive officer The firm operates a 1200 mile system with 10 terminals serving Midwest marketers and has headquarters in Wichita and Houston Texas
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Kaneb Pipe Line Co
James R. Whatley
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Herbert E. Fisher
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Grain prices seen rising on limited grain output
Walter Wilcox of the U S Department of Agriculture told the Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service convention in Wichita that holding back 10 to 15 percent of grain production would modestly lift farm prices. He said prices are too low now but could fall further without the current program as about 500 were in attendance.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Wilcox
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Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service
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Innocents Plead Innocent in Kansas City Slaying Case
Six youths aged 14 to 18 entered innocent pleas on murder charges in the Primitivo Garcia slaying outside Westport High School. Two defendants, Winford Durant and John Rowden, were arraigned and held without bond. Durant allegedly fired the revolver, Rowden owned it. Accessory charges wave through Charles Durant. three other accessories, Bruce Scott, Aaron Robinson, and James Rowden, also held on 5,000-bond each. Bonds due Jan 8 as January term opens.
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Jackson County
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Westport High School
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John Rowden
Winford Durant
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Six Ottawa High students visit EKL leadership conference
Six Ottawa High School students traveled to Olathe for the second East Kansas League leadership conference. The event aims to promote cooperation and competition among league schools with sessions, meals, and attendance at EKL basketball games.
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OHS
Olathe
EEL
StuCo
W. P. Shepard
OJHS
Dean Rouse
Ottawa Turner
Kayeettes
Roxy Lennard
Linda Showalter
Kansas University
Canadian Leader Calling It Quits
AP reports Lester Bowles Pearson will resign as Liberal leader and prime minister. He leaves without majority support in the House of Commons, planning to stay on until a new leader and government are chosen likely in March or April, shaping Canada’s next election.
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Canada
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Foreign Aid Hassle Helps Halt Adjournment Push
Washington AP reports a last minute foreign aid dispute risks delaying congressional adjournment after conferees agreed on most major bills. A $1.77 billion antipoverty allocation, a $9.3 billion two year extension of school aid, and a revised social security expansion pave the way for adjournment, while the House rejects a $2.3 billion foreign aid bill prompting renewed talks.
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Washington
Senate
House
Scientists debate RNA like life form at Stanford
Dr. Arthur Kornberg and Dr. Mehran Goulian reported manufacturing viral DNA in a test tube at Stanford. They said the synthetic nucleic acid produced active agents in living cells, but they offered reservations about calling it a primitive form of life.
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Stanford
Calif
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University
Kornberg
Mehran Goulian
University of Chicago
Promises and the Faithful Way to Keep Them
A Sunday School lesson examines how promises shape character from personal vows to marriage. It cites broken contracts in families and nations, notes Malachi’s call to faithfulness to God and to each other, and stresses that keeping vows underpins personal faith and societal stability.
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Malachi
God
Jesus
Singer Valeria Barsova Dies at 76 in Sochi
Russian soprano Valeria Barsova died at Sochi due to a heart attack. The Bolshoi star sang 28 years and appeared in concerts abroad, Tass reported Thursday.
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Valeria Barsova
Sochi
Black Sea
Tass
Bolshoi Opera
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