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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1966
Page
2
AP notes meager cattle numbers with calves absent. Hogs up to 1,500 head with higher quotes, sow prices rising, barrows and gilts quoted at 22.75 to 23.25 for 190-250 lb, 23.25 to 50 for 200-230 lb, and 22.00 to 22.75 for 240-270 lb. sows 19.00 to 20.50. Eggs steady with whites at 40 to 70 percent grade A. Midwestern market reports indicate varied grades and prices across categories.
Kansas City AP reports consumer large eggs at 38 to 39 cents per dozen wholesale large eggs at about 80 cents per dozen. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
In Chicago a dairy market note shows butter futures climbing with slight gains across grades, including AA and A categories, amid mixed demand signals and a tight supply outlook.
Army Pvt Delmer W Cowen and Pvt Stephen D Johnson earned rifle and food service marks in training. Cowen who married Sherry lives at 817 N Evergreen will return to Cha nute National Guard after a six month active duty tour. Johnson from Thayer High School 1964 fired expert with M14 at Fort Hood and entered the Army last January.
Chicago traders note no wheat or oats sales. Corn prices firm with No 3 yellow at 1.24 and No 4 yellow at 1.20. Soybeans No 1 yellow listed at 2.9.
Wheat prices show minor moves with No 2 hard around 1.58 to 1.61 dollars per bushel and No 3 about 1.54 to 1.59. Corn up to 1 percent higher with No 2 white 1.32 to 1.38 and soybeans quoted 2.81 to 2.92. Bulk sacked bran and shorts traded at 44.00 to 75.25 and 42.50 to 43.25 respectively.
The New York market finished strong with blue chips and high flyers posting advances as volume neared 9 million shares. Traders shrugged off a rail strike disrupting service in 38 states and plant shutdowns while upside breakouts in glamor stocks boosted the buying mood.
Cordele police chief T J McMurrian says rioters pulled down the U S and Georgia flags from the courthouse lawn and ripped them from their lanyards then fled. He warned arrests will be made. No arrests were reported at the time.
Carnegie Institute of Technology professor Leland Hazard told the Mid America Conference on Urban Design that the United States will be formed into a few super cities within decades. He argued counties townships and rural forms cling to archaic structures despite future urban consolidation. More than 100 professionals attended the two day event in Kansas City.
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff with Sens. Robert Kennedy and Jacob Javits introduced a bill to curb master car key sales. He said cheap keys under 30 dollars enable juvenile joyriders and thieves, and the bill would bar ads or sales to unauthorized buyers.
Southwest Milk Producers Association of Arkansas City sues Gas Service Co in U S District Court for 296 997 claiming a pre dawn Jan 31 1965 explosion caused by natural gas accumulation led to near destruction of Southwest facilities.
Twenty of the nation’s top college basketball players meet in Wichita for the first annual North-South All Star game. South coach Gary Thompson and North coach Ted Owens split players into two units with no first or second team. Four more workouts are planned before the 8 p.m. CST tipoff, with possible emphasis on man to man defense due to time limits.
The first performance of Bye Bye Birdie wowed a near flawless audience night. Notables include Patty Lassman as Rosie and Chester Day as Mr Macafee delivering convincing turns.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports admissions on Thursday including Mrs. Claudie Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheatley. Births include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley, and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Ewing. Dismissals list several patients. police court actions note intoxication and disturbance charges with a $70 bond. Marriage licenses issued include Hager Barnhart and Johnson Stacy couples.
The annual meeting of Home Savings Association members and shareholders will take place at the office in Chanute Kansas on Tuesday April 12 at 3 00 P.M. Elections for two directors will be held and other proper matters may be considered. Robert N Allen President adv.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka news editor. It details subscription prices for within and outside trade areas, Chanute post office rates, and carrier rates in Chanute along with Associated Press rights.
Francis Marion Butler, 77, of 1002 S. Malcolm, died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Johnson Mortuary. Mrs Pearl Marie Daigh’s funeral was held at Gibson Koch Chapel this morning with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. D A Finney was accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson singing Beautiful Isle and Rock of Ages. Flowers were arranged by Mrs Howard Carder and Mrs Bert Hargrove. bearers listed as Vernie Steele, Jerry Finch, C. H. Bates, Charles Leavitt, Carl Schickhardt, Louis Junod, and Chet Blackwood.
State weather data for the 24 hour period ending 6 a.m. lists highs and lows for multiple locations including Concordia Dodge City Fort Leavenworth Garden City Goodland and Hill City with reported precipitation totals. Names associated with local offices and staff appear in the text alongside weather figures.
Bruce Parker presided at Murray Hill school as Sharlene Parker led group singing. Members announced a 4-H rally for April 30 at Fort Scott for ages 14 and up and an April 23 membership party at 7 30 p m. Junior officers were elected and program plans outlined for Erie 4-H days and Rural school activities.
When a recipe needs a small amount of white wine and none is open use dry vermouth as a pantry substitute. Vermouth adds similar acidity and aromatic notes, though it is fortified and slightly sweeter, so adjust by using a smaller quantity to taste.
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