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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City markets show hogs and sheep down across several classes with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower and sows 25 lower. Cattle and calves receipts mix with feeders dominating auction demand. Chicago reports mixed grain quotes with wheat and corn varying amid futures activity.
Kansas City dispatch notes a Missouri and Arkansas live fryer delivery at facility 1442 15 with farm 14, while other produce remains unchanged.
Butter prices steady to down slight with AA 93 score at 60 percent and various grades. eggs mostly steady to up with A whites 362-37 and mixed 3612-37, mediums 31, standards 29.
Kansas City market reports list bids for wheat corn oats and soybeans with varying No 2 and No 3 grades and prices. The Chanute Tribune masthead follows, noting editors publishers and staff and AP affiliation.
Coast to Coast Store phone number corrected to HE 1 3800 in the public listing. The change clarifies contact details for customers and aligns with the store directory.
Wall Street gains uneven with the overall market up only modestly as gold mining shares rally in late trading. Volume runs around 5.1 million, below Wednesday's 5.85 million, with most key stocks posting small advances while bonds hold steady or improve slightly.
Walnut residents report dozens of weekend gatherings and arrivals. Read of a reading program final with 514 books read by 36 children, family visits from Olathe to Chanute, and a Santa Fe Park picnic. Announcements include a planned Aug 28 wedding and several family travel updates.
Teaneck New Jersey AP reports Thomas A. Wood of Decision Systems Inc explains how a computer handles trouble by running a diagnostic program and producing an answer such as I have a transistor loose in my arithmetic unit.
Miodrag Orlic, a Belgrade University delegate at the Communist Party congress, complained that too few students who enroll in Yugoslav universities can pass the first year tests. He cited 1963 64 with 9 657 enrolled at Belgrade University and 3 190 who passed the first year tests.
Mrs Leslie Bell visits daughter in Joplin. Roy Robertson funeral held in Buffalo. Parsons family from Portland visits Ericksons. Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Roper church with quilting. Scott family hosts visitors from Louisiana. Kindricks from Wichita vacationing with relatives.
Wednesday admissions include Mrs. Ernest Wahl and Debra Staggs for medical care. Dismissals feature Mrs. Edward McGinnis and twins and several others. Births record Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers with a boy named Eric. Today’s admissions include Douglas Bratten and Mrs. Gary Russell for surgery and medical care. Birth today reports Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seidl with a girl.
About 1000 workers on the Peace River hydroelectric project in British Columbia face delays as the power authority asks them to skip two 10 minute coffee breaks per shift. Cochairman Dr. Gordon Shrum proposes doubling pay to skip breaks and to deploy a mobile coffee unit if workers agree.
In Ventura California four year old Joy Lynne Evans remains in critical condition as doctors note she shows no signs of chicken pox after 17 days of waiting. Her mother Sharon Evans exposed her intentionally hoping the virus might arrest leukemia though incubation runs 17 to 21 days and prognosis remains poor. The report adds that chicken pox is not a recognized leukemia treatment. Jacksonville Illinois is cited as home to the only Ferris wheel manufacturer.
Mr and Mrs Norman McKee welcomed a daughter Kami Dawn at Oswego Hospital. Pamela Kay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Harris of Salina, was born yesterday. The notice also lists numerous visitors and relatives staying with Hugo Larson at 1409 W Main, including families from New Orleans and East Alton, with travel to Humboldt and St. Louis mentioned. Police reported two-car accident on West Main near Chanute Speedway with no damage totals provided.
Commercial hatcheries in Kansas hatched 290000 chicks in July, down from June and below July 1964. January through July total reached 6230000 chicks, 18 percent under last year, while turkey poults for July numbered 127000 with 1289000 for January–July, the largest July tally since 1946.
George Grady, 32, who joined the Dowagiac police 10 years ago, was named chief of the all white eight member force. He had led on an acting basis for 11 months before the permanent appointment by City Manager Edward Simmons. Simmons cited Grady's drive, competence, and the respect of his officers.
The harbor landmark Ellis Island stood as a gateway for immigrants from across Europe in a 60 year period. At its peak the gates saw up to 5000 people daily as officials rushed examinations and tallies. Biographies and vital statistics were captured in 38 questions in about two minutes.
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. When unavailable, dial HE 1-3406 after 6 p.m.
Page two of the Chanute Tribune dated Thursday August 19 1965 carries short regional notices and community items. Read as a compact snapshot of local happenings and public notices from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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