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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1967

Page

2

Livestock Prices District Report From Kansas City

AP cattle feeders weak to fully 50 lower across 7 000 head with varied weights. Feeder steers 520 670 lb fetch 25.00 26.00, 700 920 lb 23.10 24.00, 585 850 lb 22.10 24.50. Hogs 3 500 head steady to 25 lower. 1 2 200 230 lb 17.00 50. 1 3 230 240 lb 16.50 17.00. 2 3 240 260 lb 15.75 16.75. 260 350 lb 14.00 16.00. Sows steady to 25 lower 12.00 14.00. Sheep 100 head. lambs and ewes choice prime 21.50 22.25. prime 22.50. ewes 4.50 6.00.

Kansas City Choice

Egg market updates and butter nomination unchanged

Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs showing sizes large 80 percent A 29 32 and mediums 80 percent A 24 27 with butter prices holding steady. The note reflects routine market movement without major shifts.

Kansas City

Chicago Produce Report Highlights Butter and Egg Stabilization

Butter prices ease by 1 to 2 cents with various grade scores cited. Eggs show steady, unchanged prices. The market update notes mixed results across dairy items and slight shifts in butter values.

Chicago Grain Market Report Summary

Chicago grain prices update shows Wheat No 2 hard around 1.54 percent, No 2 soft near 1.47 percent. Corn No 2 yellow about 1.17 percent, No 3 yellow around 1.10 percent. Oats No 2 heavy white near 79 cents. Soybeans No 1 yellow about 2.63 percent, No 2 yellow near 2.63 percent. Soybean oil around 8.65.

Chicago

Chanute Tribune Details Subscriptions and Staff

The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for local and surrounding counties with annual and short-term options. It details staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Wayne J. Smith and other managers.

Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas S. Highland Dwight McCreight Dwight Wallingford Wayne J. Smith Fay D. Clopine Ben Nicholas Dorsey Osborn Fma

Local Births and Notices From Greensburg Area

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jeffers of Export Pa welcome son Scott Eugene born Monday at Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg pounds 11 ounces Debby Barker is the mother and Virginia Barker is grandmother Paternal grandparents are Marvin and Jef fers of North Garfield The church vandalism and theft reports patrol station notes The Fairfield Grange dinner and gift exchange planned for Tuesday evening Frank Howard Erie High trombonist joins Kansas State College Pittsburg Concert Band for a performance at McCray auditorium The Kan sas State College of Pittsburg education students begin nine week practice teaching assignments across area schools including Wayne Norman Gerard David Newcomb Nancy Brandon Beverly Erickson Barbara Jacobs and Nancy Holman

Kenneth Jeffers Export Scott Eugene Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg Jeffers Debby Barker Virginia Barker S. Central Marvin Jeffers N. Gafield Frank Howard Erie High School Kansas State College of Pittsburg Vaclav Nelhybel McCray Auditorium Ksc Chanute Kansas Wayne F. Norman Girard David Newcomb Nancy Brandon Beverly Erickson Lincoln Barbara Jacobs Alcott Nancy Holman Columbus

Wall Street climbs on broad rally amid heavy buying

The stock market extended a vigorous rally with gains outweighing losses about 7 to 4. At noon the Dow rose 2.60 to 884.94 as airlines, computer stocks, electronics, and specialized issues led buying, while the AP average gained 8 to 316.8 with industrials up and rails and utilities mixed.

New York Associated Press

No Marks Of Violence On Body

Evalyn McLean 25 once heir to the Hope diamond was found dead in her Plano ranch home. Justice of the Peace B B Carpenter said the cause would take two to three weeks after toxicology tests of the stomach. Funeral services were held and she was cremated after discovery.

Plano Tex Evalyn McLean Justice of the Peace B. B. Carpenter Fss MacLean Dallas Carpenter Earl Rose Dallas County Miss McLean

Wichitan Indicted For Threats on LBJ

Charles V. Blackmon 24 of Wichita was indicted on a federal charge of threatening the life of President Lyndon B. Johnson. The indictment cites statements made November 10 1967 in front of witnesses at McConnell Air Force Base Wichita. Bond set at $1000. Blackmon affiliated with Students for a Democratic Society active in Wichita events during Johnson visit.

Topeka Charles V. Blackmon Wichita United States Blackmon Lyndon B. Johnson McConnell Air Force Base Wichita State University Johnson Students For A Democratic Society

Prescription Price Cuts Possible Says Drug Consultant

Washington AP A drug company consultant argues that price reductions are feasible and that profits should be ordinary not windfalls He warns regulation could impose price control as government expands medical coverage and federal oversight grows The subcommittee released his prepared remarks noting he now consults for E R Squibb and Sons.

Washington (Ap George Squibb E. R. Squibb & Sons Senate

Pioneer 8 Reports Space Conditions From Interplanetary Orbit

Pioneer 8 launched from Cape Kennedy in 1967 reports solar wind cosmic dust cosmic rays and magnetic fields from a 92 to 101 million mile sun orbit. Detectors on board along with Pioneers 6 and 7 should give physicists a comprehensive solar system view and aid radiation storm prediction for manned flights.

Cape Kennedy Fla Space Agency Delta UTS NASA Pioneer 8 National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Skiing Injuries Outpace Traffic in Austria

In Austria more people are injured while skiing than in traffic accidents. Last year 80,000 skiers were injured versus 46,000 in traffic mishaps, according to statistics compiled for the period.

Vienna Austria

Deaths and Funerals In Independence and area

Vernon Gregg 45 of Independence died of a heart attack at home. Survivors include Naomi his widow and four children Connie Cindy Christina Vernon Jr. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at EUB Church Independence Potts Funeral Home in charge. Foster Parker died today in Neosho Memorial Hospital arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. W G Dick Whitaker 83 of 1507 S Ashby died after a short illness. Survived by wife and three sons plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorial service 1 30 p.m. Saturday Johnson Chapel. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. James Richman funeral Wednesday in Gibson Koch Chapel. Mrs Wilma Buscher Humboldt LaVenburg service Monday Evangelical Covenant Church. Burial Harrison Cemetery Altoona. Price Funeral Home Humboldt in charge.

Vernon Gregg A. E. Mann S. Forest Independence Naomi Connie Cindy Christina Vernon Jr EUB Potts Funeral Home Lavenburg Foster Parker Neosho Memorial Hospital Johnson Mortuary W. G. Whitaker W. G Dick) Whitaker S. Ashby Thayer Ethel M. Little Nowata Okla LaHarpe Fort Scott Buscher Wilma Mae Buscher Humboldt Evangelical Covenant Church Robert Huse August Erickson Clifford Olson Ernest Hurschel George Richard Charles Roy Buscher Harrison Cemetery Altoona Price Funeral Home

Memorial service for Melvin L. Thompson held in Johnson

The memorial service for Melvin L. Thompson was conducted in Johnson with Rev. Dale L. Sneeringer officiating. Dick Bohling sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "In the Garden" accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Slane. Bearers included Walter Wimsett of Humboldt and A. R. Cochran among others.

Hospital Visiting Hours And Admittances Report

Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census 40 adults and pediatrics with five babies. Wednesday admissions Larry Moorgan Eric medical Joseph Whitford Humboldt surgery Carl Pullman Humboldt medical. Births Dr and Mrs Earl Gehrt 1101 Larson a girl. Dismissals John Dillon R 3. Today admissions Elmer Peterson 615 S Lafayette medical Mrs Richard Wiggans R 1 medical Tony Biele 1022 N Santa Fe medical. Birth today Mr and Mrs James John Thayer boy. Dismissals Odin Dunham Walnut Mrs Ronald Schommer and daughter 606 S Santa Fe Edgar Rogers 301 N Malcolm Mrs Leslie Talbot 1729 S Central. Police Court Action Harry W Gier R 2 careless driving cited Friday fined 30 Kathy Malson 802 S Western illegal parking 5 bond posted John Norman Chanute assault charged on complaint signed by Zelda Norman bond previously posted fined 25.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Larry Moorgan Eric Joseph Whitford Humboldt Carl Pullman Earl Gehrt Larson John Dillon Elmer Peterson S. Lafayette Richard Wiggans R. 1 Tony Biele N. Santa Fe Medical James John Thayer Odin Dunham Walnut Ronald Schommer S. Santa Ffe Edgar Rogers Harry W. Gier Kathy Malson S. Western Illega John Norman Chanute Zelda Norman

Greece Cracks Down as Countercoup Is Crushed

In Athens the military regime crushed a countercoup led by King Constantine. The 27 year old king fled with his family to Rome. Lt Gen George Zoitakis named regent, while Col George Papadopoulos pledged a preserved constitutional monarchy and a crackdown on royalist officers and rightist politicians.

Athens Greece Constantine Rome Col George Papadopoulos George Zoitakis National Defense Papadopoulos Repo Athens Radio Constantine Kollias

Hungary Sees Third in Global Divorce Rate

Budapest AP reports Hungary ranks third behind the United States and Romania in world divorce rates. For the first ten months of the year Hungarian courts divorced 20 000 couples.

Budapest Hungary Ramus United States Romania

Scout News Den 6 Meets for Christmas Plans

Den 6 Pack 225 Cub Scouts gathered Friday evening with Mrs Ray Colvin and Mrs Darrell Finley to name Christmas wishes. They planned to adopt a needy family for Christmas and worked on gifts. next meet hosts a Christmas party and gift exchange at the den mother home.

Ray Colvin Darrell Finley

Community group opens with flag salute at church

David Williams led the opening flag salute at First Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon. Christmas gifts were prepared with help from Mrs. Williams Mrs. Stanley Van Ostraw and den mothers Mrs. William Busby and Mrs. Fred Bright. Stanley Ostraw served refreshments to ten members and den chief Tony Newman.

David Williams First Baptist Church Williams Stanley van Ostraw William Busby Fred Bright Stanley Ostraw Den Tony Newman

Troop 33 Girl Scouts Plan Carols At Murray Hill

Troop 33 Junior Girl Scouts met with Mrs. Hubert Fox and Mrs. Fred Bright at Murray Hill School Monday afternoon. They made and wrapped Christmas gifts for the girls mothers and planned to go caroling at the next meeting.

Hubert Fox Fred Bright Murray Hill School

Troop 109 Girls Open Meeting at Hutton School

Vickie Robinson opened the Tuesday meeting at Hutton School with the flag salute. Susan Wilson led the Brownie Promise. The group completed and wrapped Christmas gifts for parents.

Vickie Robinson Hutton School Susan Wilson

Local church meeting at Big Creek WMCS reports service

Here & There notes Big Creek-WSCS of the Big Creek Methodist Church held an all day meeting on Tuesday with a 29 person luncheon. Invocation by Mrs. Max Denesse, opening by Mrs. Luke Lasley, and prayer by Mrs. Clyde Russelled. A love offering supported a gift to the State Training School at Parsons. New member Mrs Richard Reinhard joined. A skit led by Mrs Earl Reinhardt with assistances Mines Neil Heilman Russell Ralph Reinhardt Floyd Strack Guy Braden Arnold Summervill. Closing prayer by Mrs Summervill.

Big Creek WSCS Luke Lasley Clyde

Cleaning tip for fresh oil stains with talcum powder

Rub talcum powder into a fresh oil or grease spot and let it sit for a while. Then remove the powder with a stiff brush and launder as usual.

Christmas Cookies Shared By Brownie Scouts At Homes

On December 19 cookies were served at nursing homes by Tenna Stoll, Lisa White and Miss Robinson to 29 Brownie scouts and leaders including Mrs Coach Wilson Mrs Kenny Kuhn and Mrs Ray Almond. Christmas carols were sung.

Tenna Stoll Lisa White Miss Robinson Coach Wilson Kenny Kuhn Ray Almond

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K.C. Livestock K.C Chicago Grain Tribune Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Chanute Post Office Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Evangelical United Brethren Church R. W. Good Fairfield Grange Fairfield Wall Street Wichitan LBJ The Edna, Kansas Man Leo Fairchild Kenneth Wimsett East Hill Cemetery Erie Daily Transcript George Neeley Helena Rubinstein Helena Eau de Parfum Calvert's Scout News Tioga Toy Chest & Specialty Shop Tioga Hotel David L. McCune Chanute Ins. Board Hanes Santa Calvert
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