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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City reports livestock prices with cattle gains across steers heifers and cows, plus hogs and sheep lower to steady. Grain and feeds quote mixed futures for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with bags and sacks priced.
The feed yard report lists Parson s Hogs Castle Veal Cows Bulls and Sheep price ranges across weight classes and grades. Wall Street closes mixed in moderate turnover with steels irregular and total volume around 4.9 million shares, bonds largely unchanged.
Frank Haviland age 20 of Thayer was arrested by the Neosho county sheriff on a forcible rape charge. The warrant cites a Chanute woman, 63, who says she was raped Saturday night at her home. Authorities reported information at about 11 a.m. Sunday. Haviland is held at Erie awaiting arraignment and preliminary hearing.
AP report lists consumer egg prices in Kansas City with large eggs 32 to 35 cents, mediums 27 to 29 cents, other farm eggs large 28 to 32 cents and mediums 24 to 26 cents. Other produce holds steady.
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs prices steady with no change. Live poultry values hold firm as roasters run 23 1/2 to 25 1/2 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers 10 1/2 to 20 1/2 cents.
Chicago market reports show No 2 hard wheat up 1.61 percent at $1.55 per bushel for September. No 2 red and No 2 yellow corn rise modestly while oats ease slightly. Soybeans gain to $2.76 per bushel with September at $2.51 and meal futures up or down as noted.
Hurricane Betsy stayed nearly motionless about 900 miles east of Florida as officials debated cloud seeding to weaken it. National Hurricane Center head Gordon Dunn said Betsy is not bothering anyone and would drift northwest after noon, with no land threat predicted for today or Wednesday.
Government report projects Americans will buy 90 million new cars and 14 million trucks and buses over the next decade. Commerce Department analysis to President Johnson estimates vehicle registrations reaching 116 million by 1975 with 97 million autos and 19 million trucks and buses.
City Engineer and Mrs Pas chal Grimes returned Sunday from a week in Texas visiting relatives in Lamesa and Mineral Wells. Police booked James Galactic of New York for vagrancy at 2 05 a m today and he is in custody. Mr and Mrs Charles Gottlieb of Knoxville are visiting his Tennessee parents as Gottlieb works toward advanced degrees at the University of Tennessee. Sherry Kueser of 1121 North Grant plans to attend Emporia State College this fall as a sophomore.
Sponsors to force a House vote on a bill granting home rule to the District of Columbia need 43 more signatures. Twelve names were added to the petition bringing the total to 175 as efforts aim to release the bill from the House District Committee.
Dr. William C. Young, 65, longtime University of Kansas anatomy professor, died Monday in Portland. He left KU in 1963 to head the reproductive physiology and behavior department at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center. He directed research in KU’s endocrinine laboratory. Survived by widow Ruth H. Young, son Malcolm, and daughter Deborah.
President Johnson signed a law making killing kidnapping or attacking a president or acting president a federal crime. The measure follows a Kennedy assassination commission recommendation and gives the FBI jurisdiction, suspending local and state authority during the inquiry. The White House said the signing occurred last Saturday.
Admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital in Monday notices including Mrs M Cooper Yates Center and Lee Dooley in Humboldt surgery and medical cases. Court actions in Chanute include multiple divorces mortgage foreclosure name change and a police court assault case with bond.
Recreation events listed include a children's drama at Murray Hill School and an adult archery session at Central Park Pavilion. Wednesday features a State Softball Tournament matchup at Great Bend with the Oilers vs Great Bend district winner at 8:45 p.m. Tribune contact details follow.
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