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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
2
AP notes cattle slaughter steers at 23.50 to 24.00 while hogs rise 25 cents. barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.75 for 175 to 260 pounds with sows steady. Eggs quoted grade A large and medium around .24, cream prices listed. roosters, hens, hides values included for current receipts and glue hides.
In Kansas City the consumer eggs mostly hold at 24 to 25 cents per dozen with small changes. Wholesale eggs and poultry in Missouri and Arkansas show live fryer and broiler prices at farm 14 1/2 to 15 cents, delivered at plant 15 to 16 cents. Butter remains unchanged.
Washington AP reports how Kansas members voted on recent roll calls. On passage of a national wilderness preservation bill the tally was 73 to 12 with For Carlson and Pearson. Pearson did not vote on one item. Another motion to refer the youth employment bill to Interior Committee failed 29 to 58, with For Carlson and Pearson. An amendment to strip the youth employment bill of its youth conservation corps provision failed 41 to 47, For Carlson and Pearson. On passage of the youth employment bill the vote was 50 to 34 with Carlson and Pearson voting Against. A Boland amendment restoring 9450 million for accelerated public fiscal year passed 228 to 184 with Republicans Avery Dole Ellsworth Shriver Shubitz voting Against. Country Club Members advertise Easter Sunday Dinner reservations.
The Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday admissions include Bernard Forest and several others with medical and surgical cases at various addresses in Humboldt and nearby towns. Dismissals list several patients, and a birth report records a son to Mr and Mrs Dean Whittaker. Police Court records note Ronald E Halgler charged with petty larceny and a traffic speeding citation for Ranier Nooteboom with a $5 bond.
Lawrence Kansas AP eleven University of Kansas faculty and staff members with a combined service record of nearly 400 years will retire June 30. The retirees include Cora Downs 4 years Ruth Litchen 41 James Malin 42 Mahieu 45 Hobgan 16 Moore 36 Moreau 34 Brewster 44 Phillips 16 Ellsworth 39 Guild 39. They will be honored at the annual university retirement dinner May 8.
President Kennedy urged restraint on selected steel price moves to avoid a broad inflationary clash. United States Steel pledged no statement until after Easter while Wheeling Steel held a $6 a ton increase, as market analysts weighed potential wage impacts and international competition.
Obituaries list several local deaths including Arthur P. Gericke aged 60s at home in Iola, with Gibson Funeral Home handling arrangements. Lettie E. Peters of Yates Center dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital. service at Campbell Funeral Home. Edith Marie Winder dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital. services set at Johnson Mortuary with burial in St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Gilbert M. Williams of Coffeyville area dies after extended illness. funeral at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel. Leslie R. Snodgrass dies in Iola at 69. services at Christian church in Iola with burial in Highland cemetery. Rosa Gregole of Chanute dies after extended illness. Henderson infant daughter noted in obituary. Funeral and burial details accompany each entry.
South Vietnamese authorities say five Communist agents confessed to aiding a series of fires in Saigon. The arrests come amid a broader crackdown on subversive activity and attacks in the city.
Bob Bracey, son of a Thresher crewman, maintains faith in a miracle after his father perished with 128 others when the nuclear submarine Thresher sank. He says he has never lost hope for the submarine crew and all who were aboard.
A funeral service was conducted at a Baptist Church with arrangements handled by Koch- Skinner Funeral Home. The service honored the deceased with family present and a committal followed at a local cemetery.
Mrs. Roy Sevart reported a rear bump with Linda Jones at 4th and Lincoln causing no damage. Fred W. Hartwig and W. L. Brinkmeyer also reported bumps at Main and Grant. Police detained two 15 year old runaways from Falls City, Neb., later returned to their parents. Ina Thompson visiting from Santa Barbara. Sgt Don Burroughs and family to Okinawa soon. Tekla's Easter story hour at 10:30 a.m. Saturday led by Mrs. Cresent Owens.
A two car crash at 915 W. 3rd around 9 30 a m today left Mrs Agnes Berthot s 1957 Ford station wagon and H A Thurstin s 1955 Plymouth with substantial damage Police said Berthot 817 S Malcolm lost control while turning from Allen to 3rd and struck the parked Thurstin car Berthot was not injured and damage estimates were 400 for the Berthot vehicle and 175 for the Thurstin vehicle.
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports the telephone company billing office misset its postage meter to 15 cents instead of 5. Estimated up to 8,000 subscribers may have received bills with an unnecessary extra 10 cents postage, totaling about 7530 dollars.
Capt. John R. McKone of Ton ganoxie Kansas, a survivor of a 1960 Barents Sea shootdown, has graduated from Air Training Command at Randolph and is assigned to Stead AFB Nevada as an officer instructor.
Sunday at 7 30 p m the Evangelical Covenant church Sunday school department presents What Easter Does a program including choral readings and music with a film He Is Risen directed by Mrs Francis Lee and Ernst Buscher offerings go to world missions Reverend Robert Huse announced The event features a play and filmstrip and is titled What Easter Does
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