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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
2
Cattle and hogs show uneven bids with steady slaughter steer values 23.10 to 26.15 and hogs weak to 50 cents lower. Sheep numbers scarce. Eggs and feedstuffs hold steady while grains march higher with wheat around 1.57 to 1.69 per bushel and corn mixed amid regional supply.
Chicago AP notes butter steady with no price change. Eggs show slight firming with unchanged to one cent higher levels across grades A whites 34, mixed 34, mediums 30, standards 28 2.
Chicago trading closes show soybeans rising to 2.52 a bushel in September while corn holds at 1.22 a bushel and oats edge higher to 0.634 a bushel. Wheat moves up about 1.5 cents per bushel with September futures near 1.545. Rye edges varied around 1.19 to 1.22.
In New York the stock market gave up early gains late in the session as volume around 5.6 million shares compared with 6.02 million the previous day. Fractions to about a point in gains outweighed losers and the market drifted from its earlier highs while corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds held steady. Closing words reference famous names in science and industry.
Andy Hilyard aged 60 died after falling from a farm tractor while working with a brush mower north of Independence. Sheriff Bill Lessman said the tractor hit a rock, jolting him off and into the mower’s path.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Chanute Kansas with staff roles, payment and postage info, and Associated Press copyright notice. It provides publisher, editor, advertising manager, circulation chief, and printing foreman credits along with subscription rates for nearby counties.
Police reported damage to a 1965 Ford back seat from a cigarette tossed into the car while parked at Bowl Mart. Gary Trammell said a backing car struck his 1959 Plymouth at a downtown light. A Masonic ring thought stolen was found in a different box. A vehicle rolled and no damage occurred. A cherry bomb was reported in the 800 block of North Santa Fe with fireworks been tossed from cars for weeks.
Police logged a report at 4 p m yesterday describing a car partially over the curb and into a yard at 706 S Highland. Officers said the incident required investigation and potential follow up.
Communist guerrillas struck three government posts south of Saigon, overrun Tan Nhut, and shelled Binh Chanh while government forces repelled Long An losses. In central Viet Nam a multibattalion force cleared Highway 21 from Nha Trang to Ban Me Thuot, aiding supply routes as 2,000 American log troops arrive. Bodies of 50 Viet Cong found near Chu Lai after Van Tuong engagement. Marines launched a night raid west of Hue Phu Bai, killing three Viet Cong.
An 87 year old Negro man Perry Smaw died in a Greensboro hospital after being found beaten and mutilated at his home. He was reportedly targeted for criticizing civil rights activities. Deputies held two men for questioning. one released with orders to remain near Greensboro, the other detained without charge.
A quick-triggered Texan marked his cattle with a large 45 warning to rustlers, signaling readiness to defend livestock.
Mrs. Henry G. Hayde of Sedgwick Kansas was elected vice president among officers chosen by the American Legion auxiliary during the annual Portland Oregon convention.
Pittsburgh AP top steel negotiators met for an hour with a federal mediator this morning and set another session for later today before a midnight Aug 31 strike deadline. William E. Simkin, head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, declined comment after taking a direct role. He previously met the two top United Steel Workers officers and two industry negotiators for roughly two hours Thursday night.
Neosho Memorial Hospital records show Thursday admissions for Mrs. George Mann, Eric, Edmund Reaves, Humboldt, Mrs. Nettie Atteberry, Erie, Mrs. Thomas Morarity, Yates Center, and others. Dismissals include Mrs. R. D. Clements, Humboldt, and several with Yates Center and Humboldt addresses. A later list notes admissions today for Donald Ryder, Keith Hershey, and Mrs. Andrew Van Wickle with surgeries and medical care. Dismissals today include Mrs. Henry Thurstin and Cletus Henderson among others. Marriage licenses issued for Eric residents William Car Hill and Audri Lee Archer, and Donald Ray Gregg with Margaret Marie Tipping. Fire run at 2:35 p.m. reported a gas leak in an alley near 6th and Forest.
An ad feature promotes careful consumer choices with tips to verify quality and price. It highlights trusted sellers, comparison shopping, and reading product details to avoid scams and ensure value.
The Kansas Corporation Commission maintains the September crude oil production allowable at 300,000 barrels per day for the 12th straight month. Commissioner vote followed conservation division data showing domestic nominations at 280,868 BPD, down 1,841 from August.
On Aug 13 age was 6 803 000 barrels, up 80 000 since July 16. The commission reviewed eight discovery applications. Under new rules, discovery wells receive a bonus allowable to encourage further oil search.
A brief note discusses how the letter O sounds differ in patterns such as go get do and done versus goal oh throw toe and although. It mentions an eight month study exploring pronunciation variations and phonetic grouping.
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