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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
2
Hog prices rise with fair activity as barrows and gilts drop 1 to 2 dollars, sows down up to 1 dollar. Cattle show limited gains with steady steers and mixed moves for cows and feeder steers. Eggs and butter hold, Chicago live poultry steady, butter and egg quotes softened slightly.
The document lists live cattle hogs and sheep prices by grade and weight. It covers parsons hogs, cattle categories from grain fed steers to stocker calves, y e a l s prime to plain, cows, bulls, and sheep with ranges for each class, including sows boars heifers and breeding stock. Prices are given in dollars per hundredweight with multiple grade distinctions.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.65% n. No 2 red 1.67%4n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.25%4n. Oats No. 2 heavy white 69%4n. Soy beans No 1 yellow 2.67%sn. Soybean oil 11.15n.
Wheat and corn prices move lower to higher with multiple grades listed for No 2 and No 3 in wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans. Prices shown for sacks bran and shorts reflect current market ranges.
The Air Force plans to launch four satellites aboard the Titan 3 rocket from Cape Kennedy. Liftoff is set for 9 a.m. EST. Two satellites test future military communications tech, one measures solar activity, and a fourth serves amateur radio operators worldwide.
Wall Street in New York shows a late day rebound with steels and selected issues under rising activity. Total volume reaches about 7.9 million shares, above Monday’s 7.36 million, while corporate bonds hold steady and U.S. Treasuries fall.
Velma Bacon 36, Paxico mother of five, has been missing since December 16 after leaving home to attend a night psychology class at Topeka High School. Her car was found near the school and there is no clue to her whereabouts.
R. J. Hayes named to the League of Kansas Municipalities finance and taxation committee. The group will study Kansas cities financial needs and suggest revenue options beyond property taxes. Recommendations go to the 1966 city convention, then to the governor and 1967 state legislature. Hayes previously chaired the league’s bond committee.
Federal agents described a 209 pound uncut heroin cache as the largest US seizure, then arrested seven including CWO Herman Condor 35 at Fort Benning and Miami operator Frankie Dio. The case links French nationals Jean Le France Jean Nebbia and others to an $18.5 million value shipment with roots traced to an Army freezer find.
Frances Belle Shirley 74 of 709 West Main died at Bryant Rest Home. Born November 11 1891 near Chanute she lived in Chanute most of her life with 28 years in Orange California. Survived by one brother Mose B. Shirley. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Gibson Koch Chapel. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Sam Talley 97 of 610 West Main died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born April 8 1868 in Waxahachie Texas he was a retired custodian for Frank Young Enterprises. Survived by daughter Bertha Mae Rowe and four grandchildren. Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. at St Patrick’s and Requiem Mass Thursday 10 a.m. at the church. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Julian funeral for Mrs Clara Belle Julian held at Buffalo Methodist Church. Burial Buffalo Cemetery. Usher funeral for Rollo B Usher held at Johnson Chapel. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
The steamship President Grant sails from the Golden Gate on Christmas Eve with 10 tons of gifts for South Vietnamese civilians. It initiates a series of shipments, with the first consignment gathered in San Francisco’s east bay and transported to the ship by Southern Pacific. Subsequent consignments are being assembled at Clarfield Utah by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and other sponsors of the People-to-people goodwill plan.
Chanute Tribune publishes in Chanute Kansas with circulation in Neosho and nearby counties. It lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and Fay D Clopine circulation manager and outlines subscription rates by mail for local and outside four counties.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions for Vinnie Allison Pamela Horn and others with medical notes. Birth reports a Humboldt couple's daughter. Dismissals include multiple residents and a Buffalo resident. High Patrol citations show fines for speeding and related offenses. Recent moves cite several address changes. Building permits issued include a trailerhouse and a VFW front extension. District Court filings feature divorces and foreclosures. Fire Run notes a smoke check with no fire.
State weather dispatch from Kansas City lists 24 hour high and low temperatures ending 6 am. Cities include Concordia 56 29 Dodge City 53 31 Emporia 42 26 Fort Leavenworth 50 28 Garden City 41 15 Hill City 52 32 Olathe 53 25 Russell 45 23 Salina 53 25.
Fredonia Kansas AP report states two Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission game protectors William Hill of Yates Center and Jack McNally of Eureka were charged with willfully killing six hunting dogs that trapped a deer. County Attorney Vosburgh led the filing amid an investigation by his office and the county sheriff.
Tonight at Senior High gym Chanute meets Fort Scott in junior and senior contests with B team at 4 30 6 30 and varsity at 8 15 Industrial games follow at St Patrick gym Thayer State Bank faces Chanute Lumber at 7 00 Phil Cooper Agency plays Gray Lumber at 8 30.
NASA official Dr. George E. Mueller says Americans may land on the moon before the decade ends. He told U.S. News & World Report that the lunar mission could be carried out by the end of 1969 if all goes well.
Thieves jumped a truck on London's North Circular Road early today and forced out the driver before driving off with 416 cases of scotch whisky valued at 28 000 dollars.
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