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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1967
Page
2
AP reports Kansas City trading shows cattle 2500 head and calves 100 mostly steady with some lower across heifers and cows. Hogs move 3500 head with barrows and gilts steady to 2 lower. sheep 800 head steady to weak with spring lambs weakest and feeder lambs priced around 18 to 20.50 per hundredweight.
Chicago AP reports grain quotes with No 2 hard wheat at 1.58 and a half, No 2 red at 1.50, No 2 yellow corn at 1.26, No 2 heavy oats at 0.75, No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.78, and soybean oil at 9.10 per unit.
U.S. No 1 and 2 hogs range 19 to 22 dollars per cwt with various weights. Cattle include grain fed steer and heifer grades up to 26 dollars. calves stockers and feeders priced 19 to 34 dollars. Veals cows bulls and sheep prices listed with quality tiers and weight classes.
Wholesale eggs show large 80 per cent A 30 to 33 cents per dozen and mediums 80 per cent A 23 to 26 cents per dozen. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP notes live poultry prices unchanged to percent lower with butter steady. Roasters range 27 to 29 cents per pound, special fed White Rock fryers 19 to 22 cents. Eggs show unsteady to percent lower with 75 percent or better quality.
David A. Baltz 24 of Warrensburg Missouri and Kansas City has been named regional sales coordinator of the National Auto Dealers Service. He is the grandson of A A Baltz and son of Howard F Baltz. Baltz previously served as technical adviser for the warranty claims processing division of NADS and before that worked with the Chevrolet division of General Motors.
Don Potter son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Potter 592 N Highland completes a 26 day program at Colorado Outward Bound School near Marble Colo The course taught mountaineering survival high altitude camping rock climbing first aid and rescue techniques He is now employed by a school at Steamboat Springs Colo and will return for his senior year at the University of Kansas Lawrence this fall.
A sponsors picnic for the Cha incomers Club will be held at Highland Park tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Warren Fitch and Cynthia 810 S Wilson and Mary Ellen Walker 126 N Grant returned Sunday from a month long vacation visiting Custer Battlefield Montana Calgary Stampede Canada Banff Jasper and Yoho National Parks in Canada Glacier National Park Montana and Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Harold Craig Inglewood Calif arrived Friday evening to visit her parents and other relatives. They attended his 40th class reunion. Lola Samples Eric graduated from the American School Chicago July 6 after four years of correspondence work in the high school course. She is employed at Erie Nursing Home and is a member of the Erie Christian Church.
Instructions describe chilling hash in the can and cutting away top and bottom while leaving a metal ring. The hash is then cut into four slices for serving or further processing.
Wall Street rose strongly in late trading as rails led advance toward a 1967 high for the Dow Jones industrial average. Trading volume for the first four hours reached 8.9 million shares, vs 7.67 million Monday, after news of the Interstate Commerce Commission approving a $300 million annual rail freight-rate increase, roughly what the railroads requested and the first in seven years.
The instruction notes that frozen bread slices go directly into the toaster with only a brief extra toasting time needed. It promises they will be ready to crunch in moments.
A roll of recent deaths includes Burdette Slane 72 of Fresno born Chanute March 13 1895 former Chanute resident died in Fresno after three years illness. Also listed are William W. Boyd 40 Humboldt Korean War veteran Monarch Cement employee and husband to Marie Johnson four sons and siblings. Marion L. Wilson 82 Iola. John A. Ewen 79 Urbana former farmer. George Wilson funeral at Gibson Koch Chapel with cemetery burial pending. Funeral homes listed include Price and Pierce.
Gov. Robert Docking at a news conference refused to comment on the Wichita racial situation and would not name his candidate for livestock association sanitary commissioner. He said a delay remains while he reviews possible appointees despite the executive committee urging A. G. Pickett's reappointment. The law requires the committee's recommendation for the appointee.
Kathleen Thornton sixteen of Hiawatha Kan died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after being struck by a car July 24. She was en route to a drive in job when a rain and wind storm struck the area.
Several hundred law enforcement administrators from Kansas cities and communities gathered at Wichita State University for a one day law and justice conference held today.
The Lewis and Clark Trail Commission, created by Congress in 1964, announces its seventh meeting set for August 13 and 14 in Lewiston Idaho.
Paris dispatch reports President Charles de Gaulle departing from Paris on Monday to enjoy a holiday at his country home in Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises.
In Monticello Illinois Mrs. Robert Kaiser and her husband prefer flying to driving. Both hold private pilot licenses and Kaiser is pursuing an instrument rating. The Kaiser family is noted for rarely staying on the ground.
New Delhi AP reports Vice President Zakir Husain says he does not know his birth date or birthplace. Astrologers are confused about his Zodiac sign as a result.
Short items from Chanute Kansas dated Tuesday August 1 1967. Local notices and society notes outline community events, engagements, and municipal updates affecting residents of Chanute and neighboring areas.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours for Neosho Memorial Hospital from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 54 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Lists Monday admissions and dismissals including names and addresses. today adds Roger Bollig for surgery. Also records building permits: State Highway Department for a new office at 14th and Steuben valued at 53062 and John C Quinn addition at 715 N Western valued at 150.
A call at 10:15 reported a gang of boys shouting at cars at Main and Grant. Officers broke up the group and found four change boxes pried open at the coin operated cart wheel car wash south of town, money missing. The sheriff and car wash manager were alerted. Foreman Earl Malcolm reported 18 stolen fire hydrant caps from town fire plugs overnight.
Two holdup men entered Jimmel’s Studio and demanded money from James Carpenter. He grabbed the revolver on a display shelf and triggered the guard, not the trigger, as one robber fled and the other dropped the money sack before escaping. Police noted no shot was fired.
A Junction City gas station operator, Arnold Zadigo, 34, was shot and critically wounded in a robbery just after midnight. He was flown by helicopter to Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka with a head wound. details remain limited.
Members of the Chanute Rotary Club and many guests will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the club charter at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night. Robert Gadberry of 4th National Bank in Wichita will speak on human relations, with District Governor Levan Kelly and former district and club presidents in attendance. Local dignitaries and leaders from nearby clubs will join in the dinner event.
Detroit area auto production nears its lowest level of the year as violence in Detroit and Pontiac curtails output. Chrysler operated six plants with a seventh to start 1968 models this week while Ford planned 1968 production at a suburban Detroit site. Total production dropped to 45,032 from 80,884 the prior week and 68,723 a year ago.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions and subscription rates for local readers. Includes dates, contact info, and carrier pricing for Chanute and surrounding counties.
The Senate Rules Committee approved a fast investigation into racial rioting in American cities with an initial report due by October 2. An Investigations subcommittee to lead the work and a $150,000 panel fund were authorized, with hearings on the antiriot bill beginning Wednesday.
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