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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
2
U.S. numbers by grade and weight range for parsons hogs including 200-220 lb at 20.90 to 21.60 and 230-270 lb at 17.60 to 19.00. cattle include grain fed steers 23.00 to 24.00 and stocker calves 28.00 to 30.00. veals 27.00 to 30.00. cows 16.00 to 20.00. bulls 18.00 to 24.00. sheep with lambs and breeding stock priced up to 21.00 for finished lambs and 10.00 to 15.00 for breeding ewes.
Kansas City report notes wholesale egg prices for large eggs grade A 80 percent with 36 to 38 price range and mediums grade A 80 percent with 33 to 35, butter prices unchanged.
In Chicago prices for butter remain steady. Eggs show little change with whites and mixed grades near unchanged to slightly higher. grade A whites at 3742, mixed 37, mediums 34, standards 36, checks 33 hot.
Chicago grain report shows wheat up to March 1.78 and corn up about 1.25 cents, soybeans gaining around 2.5 cents, oats firm, rye higher. Prices listed for No 2 and No 1 classes with March and January quotes across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans.
Wall Street backed away from a small gain and finished irregularly lower as the day wore on. Moderate trading volume was about 6.7 million shares, up from 6.29 million Tuesday. Blue chip industrials faded from early highs while airlines and several high priced glamour stocks in office equipment electronics aerospace and photography held gains.
The Majors division hosts its second tournament, the Sportsman's Bowl, at 7:00 this evening.
Wheat and corn prices listed for No 2 and No 3 grades with bid ranges, oats and rye shown with small lots, soybeans and by products referenced. note on “Daimler motor car” first shown in 1889 racing at 11 miles per hour. The item blends commodity quotes with a historical automotive aside, reflecting a mixed catalog of market data and a tangential historical fact.
Harris Steinbrook died in Los Angeles Monday at about sixty and was buried today in Forest Lawn cemetery. He attended Chanute schools and art school in Kansas City, worked with Walt Disney in Kansas City, then followed him to California in the 1920s. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steinbrook, with a Santa Fe dispatcher as his father. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Lucille Stevens, and a brother, William, of Bartlesville.
Police investigated two minor traffic accidents yesterday. At Main and Steuben a 1955 Chevrolet rear ended a 1955 Mercury after one car skidded on ice. damages were $125 and $75. Later at 317 W Main a 1957 Pontiac and a 1957 Chevrolet collided. damages totaled about $100.
Dr. Robert White predicts two week ahead global weather forecasts within 10 to 15 years. International World Weather Program aims to marshal computers satellites and atmospheric probes to improve forecasts and explore weather control. Economic benefits may exceed 1 billion annually with potential large scale climate modification gains.
The memorial service for Mrs. Lilian Mae Crisp will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Johnson Chapel with Rev. Bert Sutton officiating. Burial follows at Easthill Cemetery in Erie.
Daily Transcript lists admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Tuesday including Lee Rathbun Loren Krege Mrs Stafford Hale Earl True and Mrs Jeanne Wise with surgeries and medical cases. Dismissals include Mrs Axcel Anderson Clifford Petersen Kenneth Caldwell and others. births noted for Darrell and wife. A building permit was issued to Kenneth Cumings for a patio at 7118 estimated cost 300.
John Cummings Jr., 17, staggered from door to door in a Detroit suburb pleading for help after a brutal beating and robbery. A woman at the seventh house admitted him and called police. four teens were charged with armed robbery and assault. Cummings, from Shelby Township, is hospitalized in serious condition with severe head injuries. Italy Endures Devastating Floods Worst in Recent Centuries Cause Severe Damage to Florence and Surrounding Areas.
City commissioners delayed start awaiting Mayor Harris amid storm delays. Paving plans proposed for Main Street blocks with lights switched to mercury vapor. old incandescent lights to be reused on outer routes. Natural gas main completed from 21st to Alcorn plant to support a new stress relief operation. Beer licenses approved for Charley’s Pizza Inn Erma’s Cafe Ru Bar Foodtown Tyson’s Cafe La Rosa de Oro Empire Billiards Ted’s Tavern Anderson’s Drive-in Rendezvous Top Hat Club Traveler’s Inn Disney’s Market Tioga Inn Donaldson Food Center Eagles Ells South Side Tavern E M American GI Forum Tioga Taproom Tioga Hotel Dine-a-mite VFW American Legion.
Mr and Mrs W M Holman of 524 S Grant spent Christmas in Kansas City with their grandson and family Mr and Mrs Terry Pittser and daughter Pamela Jean. Monday they hosted Mrs Mary Rutherford of 1715 S Evergreen. Bernard F Wyatt of 815 W Elm reported tools stolen from his garage about a month ago a wood plane eight screwdrivers and a hammer were missing.
A contact instruction advises calling your Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability.
Actor George Hamilton says whether he and Lynda Bird Johnson will marry is a very personal question and they will keep it personal. He spoke in Acapulco where they are vacationing with President Johnson’s daughter.
New York AP Raymond Rubin seeks a House resolution to enable attaching Rep Adam Clayton Powell's congressional bank account to collect a $164,000 defamation judgment for Esther James. He believes over $1 million may be in the account and could settle the award within weeks if approved.
In Memphis the 1967 Maid of Cotton finals feature 20 tall slim finalists, many college graduates, chosen from cotton states. The winner becomes the industry goodwill ambassador for a year, touring the world to promote cotton, and receives a full cotton wardrobe and a new car.
Onions for rings should be sliced about one quarter inch thick. For sweet mild flavor Bermuda type onions are recommended for this dish.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff members Dwight McCreight Dwight Wallingford John Hovorka Fay D. Clopine Ben Nicholas Dorsey Osborn and others. It outlines subscription rates for Chanute and surrounding counties with yearly and half yearly options and carrier pricing in Chanute.
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