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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
2
AP reports cattle 200 head, calves none, no single class enough to establish market. Hogs 2,500 head, moderately active, barrows and gilts steady to 50 lower. sows steady. Barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds 28.00 to 50. Sows 300 to 350 pounds 24.50 to 25.00.
Kansas City market notes show consumer eggs with large 41 to 44 cents per dozen and medium 36 to 39 cents. other farm eggs large 38 to 42, medium 35 to 39, small 20 to 25, grade B 30 to 35. Wholesale eggs prices: large 40 to 43 cents per dozen at 80 percent, mediums 40 to 41, butter unchanged.
Chicago markets show butter firm and eggs irregular. Wheat No 2 red around 1.68, corn No 2 yellow about 1.25 to 1.26, oats No 2 white near 0.77, soybeans No 1 yellow about 2.65. Futures close mixed with modest gains in wheat and soybeans and slight declines in oats.
Wheat sold in 113 cars with slight gains and mixed classes ranging from No 2 hard at 1.612 to No 3 1.55 1.60. Corn 56 cars mostly steady to down. No 2 white 1.35-1.43 No 3 1.25-1.42. Oats nominally unchanged. No 2 white 74-79 No 3 13-14. Maize 1.94. Rye 1.14-1.17. Barley 1.17-1.25. Soybeans 2.57. Sacked bran 47.00-47.75. Sacked shorts 46.00-46.75.
New York stocks retreated from an early gain with a mixed pattern late this afternoon. Volume was about 9.5 million shares, below Thursday's 9.97 million. Corporate bonds showed little change while U.S. Treasuries were firmer.
Newton Kansas AP describes the county jail as highly secure with six steel doors and two barred doors between the garage and the cells. Jailer Gary Daugherty briefly left his post Thursday night and ended up locked out eight doors from his keys.
Two county commissioners urge careful zoning in the area near a proposed junior college site. They defend minimal controls to protect community character while supporting orderly growth of business and industry. A planning board would advise the county commission with potential cross-overs to the county board via the Chanute arrangement, and rural land uses would remain largely unchanged.
About 6,000 bodies were recovered in Cox's Bazar as East Pakistan reels from a cyclone. Some 20,000 people were missing, including an estimated 5,000 fishermen swept to sea by the 100 mile per hour winds and 12 foot surge. The Daily Pakistan reported the toll from the heavily hit coastal area.
Mary Heller reported a minor damage incident when R F Cornelson backed from a driveway into her parked 1959 Studebaker. Police contained a loose horse on North Highland and identified owner Gene Rigole. Mose Shirley celebrates 88th birthday with old friends McClatchey and Davidson. Shirley's career in Chanute and the Racket store era noted. Marvin A Sullens shows two large turips in Tribune office. American Legion Christmas dinner draws about 700 attendees under Kenneth Cummings. Library story time Nine Days to Christmas for youngsters. Modine Chickadonz named to Golden Crest honor society at Kansas State College.
The Albert T. Davis family left homeless by a Wednesday fire in Nashville considers staying in the family's barn after offers of housing. Davis, 50, a salvage dealer, says the barn can be fixed and they prefer remaining near the school and neighbors.
Moses B Morales five year old son of Mr and Mrs Vicente Morales Humboldt died Friday morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a week long illness. He attended Humboldt elementary and belonged to St Joseph Catholic Church. Survivors include four sisters Virginia Martha Mary Abigail and four brothers Vicent and Christopher. Funeral at St Joseph Church Monday at 10 with Rev Leroy Downs. rosary Sunday at Price Funeral Home Humboldt at 730. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
A four engine C97 aircraft broke in two on landing at Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth injuring 15 of the 20 aboard. The crash occurred this morning and emergency crews rushed to the scene.
Kansas Supreme Court rules Wyandotte County private clubs are unincorporated associations, allowing enforcement of the 1965 private club law. The court previously overturned a Wyandotte District Court ruling that the law was unconstitutional, upholding profit non profit classification as related to public welfare for liquor sales.
In Huntsville Alabama the Army ordnance guided missile school at Redstone Arsenal marks its largest class in 13 years as 215 officers and soldiers graduate. The ceremony includes personnel from the United States Korea China Germany and Italy.
Chanute Tribune lists staff roles for Chanute Publishing Company and announces subscription rates by mail for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties. Rates include 1 year 9.00, 6 months 5.00, 3 months 3.00, and other options.
Thursday notices list two births at Neosho Memorial Hospital a girl to Mr and Mrs Warren Letovitz of 220 E 7th and a boy to Mr and Mrs Dwayne VanSickle R 1 Also a birth today to Mr and Mrs Thomas Evans of 1014 S Highland The presses show dismissals including Mrs R J Hayes 812 S Evergreen Mrs Georgia Gluck Thayer George Beech Walnut Elmer Eisenbrandt 418 W 6th Arthur Booth 331 S Larson Clara Robertson R J and others Admissions today include Bruce C Ward 415 S Highland surgery George Dix Lola medical John H Gilliland 615 N Steuben medical
Today's Mothers Club met for a 1 o clock luncheon in the Orchid Room at the Tioga Hotel. Guests viewed holiday decorations, Santa and sleigh figures, and holly garlands. A gift exchange followed at Mrs. Don Beach's home. The next meeting is January 13 with Mrs. Helen Ackerson.
Michael Leroy Grady 17 of Chanute and Janet Irene Sigler 18 of Lola received a license. Robert C. Collins 35 of Stark and Elissa Ann Bruneau 28 of Chanute also licensed. Herbert Charles Hoover Jr. 21 of Pleasanton and Sherrill Rush 21 of Chanute obtained a license.
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