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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
2
AP wires report livestock markets show hogs steady to 25 lower for barrows and gilts and sows 25 higher, cattle and calves strong to 25 higher on feeder classes. Wheat and corn futures and prices listed, with grains: No 2 hard red winter around 1.56 to 1.65 per bushel and corn around 1.28 to 1.63 depending on grade. Sacked feeds priced, oats and rye also noted.
The wholesale egg market in Kansas City shows large eggs at 89 percent, with prices 33 for 36, mediums at 8 percent and 2942 to 3112, and Missouri and Arkansas live fryers listed at farm 142 or delivered at plant 15 to 16. Other produce remains unchanged.
Chicago report notes butter prices unchanged while eggs are mostly steady with small gains. Grade A whites to 33 cents, mixed 33, mediums 30, standards 28, with 70 percent or better quality.
Chicago grain prices show wheat and corn higher on the day with mixed oats and soybeans little changed. Wheat No 2 hard gains to near 1.59 cents per bushel while corn No 2 yellow rises to about 1.29. Soybeans hold around 2.68 with soy oil at 10.93. September contracts reflect modest gains for wheat corn rye and soybeans.
Chanute Tribune publishes local news and service details from Chanute Kansas with staff positions and postal information. Subscription rates are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties including yearly six month and three month options.
In New York stocks rose late in brisk trading on hopes of a responsible steel settlement. Steel shares led gains as volume neared six million while corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds remained mostly steady amid the labor contract stalemate context.
Mrs Iva Daniels of San Francisco is a guest of Mr and Mrs Howard Earnest and family at 311 S Lafayette. Kansas City couple Mr and Mrs John D Petterson and their son Dave were in an auto accident near Des Moines Iowa Thursday both seriously injured and taken to Des Moines hospital.
Mrs. Bert Wiltse returned by jet from California visiting Los Angeles Fullerton Hermosa Beach Gardena and Bakersfield. Her son Darrell came home for a longer visit. Wednesday guests of Mrs. Edna Strohm included Mrs. Edith Rife and Mrs. Rolland Maxwell from Harriburg and Hunting ton.
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The House approved a bill ending the national origins immigration policy by a 318 to 95 vote. An amendment to cap North and South American immigration at 115,000 a year passed 156 to 154 but was reversed 218 to 189 by roll call. The measure would raise total yearly arrivals from about 300,000 to roughly 350,000.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital activity for Wednesday and today. Admissions include Mrs. Otto Meek Mrs. H West Samuel Kennedy Mrs Mabel Carlos Ralph E Wilson Cletus Henderson with various medical or surgical services. Dismissals include Albert Blakley Vila Sue Pullman John Lown Radford Shields and two court actions Anna Winans versus Vert Winans divorce and Kenneth Lyle McCoy versus Julia Carter judgment, both dismissed.
Altoona residents Gary Rogers and family visited Mount Enterprise Texas and Houston for a baseball game at the Astro Dome and a Galveston trip. May Wilson hosted a bridal shower for Dianne Pringle at Buffalo Methodist. Lena Kaufman of Wichita stayed with Madge Addington. Craft Day hosted by Sweet Town Gems Unit featured a salad luncheon and handicraft demonstrations. Visitors included Barry Burkhart and family from Lincoln and Ned. Merrill Frankenberg and Janet visited Rosalie Needham in Houston and Galveston. Homer Bretches is reported seriously ill in Wilson County Hospital. Weekend guests of George and Hyde included their son and family from Wichita.
Costa Mesa fisherman Don Dawson returns from Vietnam after four months in Viet Cong hands seeking his missing brother Lt. Daniel Dawson. The guerrillas warned him that Dan was dead and released him with his interpreter Colette Emberger.
Salina Kansas reports the Tri- Rivers fair opens with a new pig sacking contest for youths aged 8 to 12. Sacks are provided and competitors must sack a pig and haul it across a finish line to win.
Diane Castor, 21, was driving when a wheel from a passing car struck her car. Moments later a radiator hose on the police car broke, spraying scalding water on her leg. Her injuries were listed as minor.
Washington AP reports corporations posted the highest quarterly profit total in history at an annual rate of 73.8 billion dollars before taxes. After tax profits reached 44.4 billion, 400 million more than the prior record first quarter.
Mrs. O. W. Bray announces the marriage of her daughter Norva Bray of Bartlesville to Walter F. McNutt. They wed at the Methodist Church in Nowata Oklahoma on August 19 and plan to reside in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Tuesday night at the Home Savings Building the Les Des club welcomed new active members Cheryl Acree Bobby Montgomery Vickie Van Leeuwen Vickie Van Gotten Beth Hutchison Mary Garcia Becky Potter DeeDee Barker Kathy Taylor Marietta Barker Conny Wolfe Debby Barker and others. Debby Myer spoke on the meaning of being a Les Des while a yellow rose was given to each new member and Barker as a life member. New officers were elected including president Sandy Acree vice president Debby Myer secretary Bobby Montgomery treasurer Sherrie Stemple ways and means chair Chevyl Acree activities chair Vickie Van Leeuwen historian Beth Hutchison and other posts.
The Colorado Mines football squad finished the season with a winless record, dropping all nine games. The Lions faced tough opponents and struggled to secure scores, ending the campaign without a victory.
David Dean Byers was honored on his first birthday with a party at his parents home 633 S. Malcolm. Guests included Mike Byers Leslie Bates Ted Byers Janice Diana Guy Everly and others. Gifts came from Lon Byers Bob Haskins and Scott Topeka and Virgil Sutton Bremerton Washington.
A birthday cake honoring Mrs. Frank Percy was served to 20 members of the Bound To Win Class of the EUB Church in the annex on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Percy presided, with devotions by Mrs. E. A. Pauli. Hostesses were Mrs. Edna Strohm, Mrs. Robert Catlon, Mrs. Wes Hamilton and Grace Boman.
The board of directors of the Senior Kayettes met Tuesday night at the home of sponsor Mrs. Virgil Akins. Each member reported on her office duties. Dances after games, the Kayette summer camp and conferences this winter and a membership drive were discussed.
Mrs Nation hosted the Modern Study Club at Mrs John Nation’s home 20 S Larson with 16 members present. Yearbooks decorated with clocks were shared at a morning coffee and Gail Malson led a short business meeting. The first regular meeting is a bridge luncheon at Mrs Howard Wilson’s home on Sept 28.
Infielder Mike de la Hoz of the Milwaukee Braves, a Cuban native, broke into the major leagues with the Cleveland Indians in 1960.
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