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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
2
Cattle and calves listed with varied prices by grade and weight. Hogs show 75 to 125 higher for barrows and gilts and 75 to 1.00 higher for sows with specific weight bands. Sheep at 25.50 to 26.00 for prime lambs and related ranges. eggs firm with whites near 44 percent of grade A and other grades around 39 to 44.
The report lists current price ranges for hogs with various weight groups and boars, cattle categories including grain fed steers, heifers, stocker calves, veal, cows, bulls and sheep. It also provides Kansas City AP market data for consumer eggs large A and mediums, wholesale eggs, and butter with grade A quotes.
Live poultry prices hold steady with roasters at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special red white rock fryers at 18 to 19 cents in Chicago. Butter remains firm with 93 score AA at 64 and 92 noted in report.
The New York stock market rebounded but stayed sharply lower late in heavy trading. Volume was about 12 million shares versus 8.16 million Friday as corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds fell sharply.
Voters in Fort Scott Kansas will go to the polls on Tuesday to decide a $790000 bond issue for the construction of a community junior college in Bourbon County. If approved the bonds will finance a school structure featuring 17 classrooms and laboratory and lecture areas.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.67 North No 2 red 1.67 North corn No 2 yellow 1.23 No 4 yellow 1.13 No 5 yellow 1.07 13s oats No 2 heavy white 78 4n soybeans No 1 yellow 2.65 4-66%4n
Kansas City market reports mostly unchanged pricing across wheat corn soybeans and oats with No 2 and No 3 grades showing small shifts. Prices for white and yellow corn mix climb slightly while milo rye and barley list gains and sacked bran and shorts hold near prior ranges.
Berkeley based seismograph readings indicate a strong quake off the west coast of Mexico about 1500 miles southeast of Berkeley. The quake registered roughly 6.5 to 6.75 on the Richter scale, compared with 8.25 for the 1906 San Francisco event.
A minor earthquake jolted Tokyo and surrounding areas. The Meteorological Agency detected the epicenter about 530 miles southeast of Tokyo on the Boso Peninsula.
Eastern Airlines pilot Charles J. White died helping passengers escape after a collision with a Trans World Airlines jet over Westchester County. Three others were killed and 50 injured as 112 people rode two planes bound for Boston Newark and New York. Captain Thomas H. Carroll of the TWA jet guided the damaged plane to Kennedy as investigators probe the crash.
Saturday and Sunday hospital notices list admissions and dismissals in Neosho Memorial. Names include Teddie Van Meter Thayer George Beech Carl Uden Marilyn Fugitt John Gilliland John Ranz Charlotte Slater and others with locations in Humboldt Thayer Walnut and nearby towns. Fire and grass reports note runs at 3 15 p m 1106 North Garfield and 7 05 p m at Walt Poor farm five miles south and east of town.
Evening newspaper print details indicate publication after 6 PM on most days except Sunday and note second class mailing status with Chanute Kansas office postmark and circulation information.
Benjamin J. Hernandez USN son of Mr and Mrs Jack Valliere of 502 S Santa Fe was advanced to his present rate aboard the USS America. The promotion followed time in service rate and passing the Navy wide exam. America the Navy’s newest attack aircraft carrier operates from Norfolk Virginia.
Harvey Rhodes of 619 S Central was among more than 100 magicians at the Tulsa Magic Club Christmas Party Saturday night in Tulsa. A Dodge belonging to Phil Cooper at 1305 W Main sustained $75 damage when backed from a driveway by Gail Boerwinkle, 16, of 15 S Lafayette, near her residence at about 4 p.m. Saturday. Boerwinkle’s car had no damage.
At about 10 am a 1964 Falcon owned by Richard C. Houghton of Erie R. 2 and a 1960 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Marie Hudson, 51, of 1012 S. Santa Fe, sustained $10 in damage in a parking mishap at Main and Evergreen. Officers report the Falcon was parked and Hudson was attempting to park the wagon.
Police issued summonses to four persons for traffic offenses Saturday. James E. Schmitt and Mike Cook were cited for careless driving, Stanley Mintz for speeding, and Norma Layman for parking in a no parking zone. Humane Society officer Don Buster issued a summons to Cecil Jackson for permitting a dog to run at large.
Tommy Joe Smith reported a theft from his car trunk including four screwdrivers two water pump pliers and two or three hand wrenches. Hearing for two youths John Jones of Buffalo and Jim Caldwell of Chanute on disturbing the peace set for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in city court. Complaint by Ed Gervais cafe operator at 1127 N Santa Fe.
Athens mayor George Plytas says the city will plant 100000 new trees along streets and squares. The species include eucalyptus lemon and pine shaping the urban canopy.
Deaths and funerals listed for Mrs. Elmer G. Lukins of Kiowa formerly Chanute Mrs. Flora D. Antram of Kansas City and Mrs. Effie Susan Tuttle of Thayer. Surviving relatives named with service details and burial plans in Kiowa Chanute Kansas City Thayer and Star Cemetery. Funeral arrangements described for each case with dates times and locations.
Glass bottles and jars tested by the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute withstanding G forces far higher than Gemini re entries. Experiments show bottles enduring about 400 G's while common bottles survive up to 380 G's, far exceeding human tolerance for short bursts.
If you cannot reach your carrier call the Tribune after 6 p.m. at HE 1 3400 for assistance.
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