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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
2
AP markets report cattle 300 head with varied grades and prices. Steers 24.70 to 26.55, yearlings 25.50 to 27.00, other classes 24.00 to 25.10. Feeder account steers 23.85 to 24.40. Hogs mixed declines and steady ranges with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 lower, sows steady, several weight classes listed. Sheep unavailable.
Kansas City market report shows consumer eggs in medium A category steady with a 25 to 29 cent range for other produce unchanged across categories. The AP notes no dramatic shifts in this pricing snapshot.
AP reports butter prices steady to firm with several grades quoted from AA to C and car lot figures in the 60s. Eggs also steady to firm with A white grades showing around 33 and 33.5 cents per dozen and other grades near 26 to 27 cents.
Wheat No 2 hard at 1.57 1/2, No 2 red 1.52 1/2. Corn No 1 yellow 1.30 1/2, No 2 yellow 1.30 1/2. Oats No 2 heavy white 73 cents. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.81 5. Wheat ends 1 cent higher. September futures show 1.50 4 2 for wheat, corn steady to lower at 1.22 4, oats up 14 to 2, rye up to 1 1/2, soybeans up to 1 1/2, August at 2.75 7 1/2.
Albert Markham formerly of Cha nute died Thursday. Funeral at McPherson Christian church at 10 30 Saturday morning with graveside service at Buffalo cemetery at 4 p.m. Survived by brothers Glen and Dan Markham of Buffalo.
The New York stock market closed lower with only a scattering of blue chips advancing while speculative issues made some progress. Gold-mining stocks sagged after Thursday’s rally as American South African Investment dipped about 3. General Electric and Westinghouse rose about 1.5 points, while Dymo Industries fell roughly 1. Eastman Kodak and American Airlines gained a little over 1 point each.
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Thursday including patients with medical and surgical cases across Humboldt Chanute and Chanute. It lists names and addresses of patients plus a batch of marriage licenses issued locally and a district court partition decree with commissioners appointed.
Erie reports partial results from the Neosho county fair with four divisions judged. Grand and reserve grand champions named in market pigs and heifers, plus top blue awards in several cattle classes. Horsemanship winners noted. open class dairy cattle judging begins tomorrow morning ahead of the fat stock sale at 7:30 p.m.
Gerald Swindle, 25, claims visiting rights and says he did nothing illegal after taking his 2 year old daughter Sharon from London. The pair rested with friends in St. Louis before continuing to Jonesboro, Arkansas, to live with his mother. Mrs Day in Cheltenham disputes visitation rights.
Chanute Tribune announces publication schedule and staff roles for Chanute Kansas edition. It lists publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford advertising manager John Howarks and circulation chief Mrs Leland Lowe with printing foreman Dorsey Osborn. Includes mailing regions and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties.
Apparent low bids totaling 179493 were received Thursday on a project to build a mediation center fountain and mall extension at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene AP reports.
The House Appropriations Committee urged stronger military housing programs while sending a bill for 1.7555 billion dollars in military construction to the House floor. The plan aims to maintain family housing, build 9500 new units, and modernize facilities to boost morale and reduce maintenance costs, with a state by state project list included.
Mrs. Saraha Rice hosts guests from Georgia with ties to Buffalo while E M Kamm and family return from a Texas vacation visiting Waco Seabrook and Houston areas. Joe Pfeifer and Joe Harris report trips to California. A marionette program for 7 to 13 year olds led by Beverly Anderson runs at Hutton School tonight closing a three week session. Clifford Downey returns from Overland Park after visiting relatives.
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford asked President Johnson for a conference to challenge his claim that a GOP leader leaked information about Viet Nam strategy. The White House denied plans for any private talks, Moyers reiterated the President’s charge, and Ford awaited Johnson's direct reply.
Washington AP report says the Treasury weighs extending Secret Service protection for Mrs John F Kennedy. Legislation would authorize four years of protection instead of two, with current protection set to expire in December.
A $1,172,252 contract from the Federal Defense Supply Agency to Glenn Berry Manufacturers Inc. of Commerce Oklahoma for 1,140,000 pairs of men’s cotton work trousers. Trousers to be produced at Oswego Kansas and Commerce.
Leslie A. Mathews is named the new Salina Chamber of Commerce manager, effective around Sept. 15. He previously led the Newton chamber for six years and before that ran chambers in Greensburg and other towns. A family note mentions Downey and his wife with a hospital stint, and a library children's program titled The Thief in the Attic Saturday at 10:30.
Chanute Tribune page two dated Friday August 6 1965 highlights community news briefs and social notices.
In Tulsa Oklahoma the church aims to lift attendance by moving Sunday School to Wednesdays. Rev William Neff Jr notes a rising number of boat owners and weekend lake trips as city residents spend weekends out of town.
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