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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
2
AP reports mixed livestock pricing with cattle and calves showing strong demand and hog prices dipping slightly. Grain prices hold steady for wheat corn oats and soybeans with minor shifts in byproducts and feed staples.
Chicago AP notes butter prices unchanged while eggs show mixed firmness with grade A whites at 70 percent or better and various quality levels listed with price points. The market report records specific values for whites mixed mediums standards dirtiess checks and related grades.
Richard F. Hrdlicka, refugee from Czechoslovakia and Harvey County attorney, addressed the Chanute Rotary Club and guests on liberty and American values. He warned against laws that burden initiative and noted revolts show students often lead movements. Presiding was Floyd Naff. guests included Bill Crumrine and Mrs. Ethel F. Young.
Chicago grain notes show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow up 1.20 percent and No 4 yellow up 1.14 percent. Soybean oil 9'sb. Barley movement: making choice 1.23 to 1.30n and feed 1.00 to 1.12n.
In Topeka a measure to authorize well spacing pooling of interests and unitization of oil and gas pools was introduced by Reps. Ross Doyen and Richard Liebert. The bill stems from a Legislative Council study though the council did not recommend it. Also introduced was a lobbying ban on former lawmakers and state officers for two years after leaving office.
Wall Street reports a mixed session with Chrysler as the pace setter in a robust auto group. Overall volume near 4.5 million shares, slightly above Wednesday's 4.34 million. Corporate bonds rose while U.S. government issues were mixed as trading slowed toward 1 PM.
Police arrested Joe Reynolds of Kansas Lawrence and Joan Webb City Mo on a charge of disturbing the peace. Reynolds was released on 25 bond for a Feb 19 city court hearing. A 14-year old Chanute boy was taken into custody for larceny connected to a theft at Chanute Motor Co and held for juvenile disposition. A conference between juvenile authorities and the boy was to be held this afternoon.
A 49 year old Goodland resident was struck by a 253 pound chunk of concrete that fell 125 feet from the top of an under construction grain elevator. The impact occurred around 8 am and left him unconscious at a local hospital four hours later.
San Antonio AP report says astronauts must bag whiskers to avoid floating hairs in the cabin. Dr. Stanley C. White notes water limits may drive use of electric razors and dry soap to prevent skin irritation during the moon mission.
Twenty four Air Medals and one Purple Heart will be presented here Saturday to men who took part in military operations in Viet Nam.
William Mitchell of Hutchinson and Dale Saffels of Garden City registered as lobbyists for the well spacing pooling and unitization bill. The measure to ban lobbying by former legislators for two years after leaving office was introduced by Reps. Walter Ford, W H Harper, Francis Jacobs, Herbert Rogg, V Shrewder, and Paul Sundgren, with party affiliations noted.
At Brooks Air Force Base the Space Medicine Symposium explored astronaut grooming in Gemini missions. Dr. White of the Manned Spacecraft Center warned whiskers collect debris and could interfere with delicate gear, prompting plans for personal hygiene and storage of shavings during orbit.
Peggy D Monroe, 19, of Ocala Florida failed her driving test by backing her sedan into the Florida Highway Patrol station causing about 65 dollars damage. Lise Mercier, 23, crowned queen of Quebec Winter Carnival outdoors at a racetrack for public viewing. Retired Gen Lauris Norstad visits Minnesota and rejects a 1964 presidential run amid enthusiastic signs.
A Shaw area community event honored birthdays with a covered dish dinner at the Berean class in the Christian church. Guests included Effie Harris aged 83 and Albert Smith aged 73, with music, home movies, and an audio film strip shown by local leaders.
Obituary notices list Harley E. Dyer 79 of Chanute with survivors including Margaret Hainbach wife four daughters and two sons. Rosary Friday at Johnson Mortuary, Requiem Mass Monday at St. Patrick's. Also notices for Charles William Hanson and Oscar A. Gluck with services in Koch Skinner Memorial Home Thayer Christian church and Morehead cemetery arrangements by Robinson Funeral Home.
Hospital activity lists admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital for residents including George Eggers Roscoe Kimberling Michael Freeland Allen Kirby Mrs George Wilson Everett Pruitt Jr Matthew Hermes and Mrs Magnus Mowrey plus discharges Clinton Baker. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Billie Lacen. Police fire and traffic notes include a Grass fire run and speeding and license violations with fines.
In Springfield Missouri Mrs David Hashagen claimed after a June 1960 wisdom tooth extraction she lost feeling in her jaw chin and lips impairing her ability to kiss She sued Dr Paul Bunch for 30000 but Circuit Judge William R Collinson directed a verdict for the defendant finding no negligence.
Building permits issued for W T Tharp addition at 617 W Oak costing 2000. Multiple property moves listed: 12 W Pine to 21 W Larson and others. District Court in Erie: State vs Robert J Clovatte for DWI and license suspension. dismissed on motion after continuance. Ada Stinson vs James Webber partition and disbursement of funds for Schultz cases. Marriage licenses issued for Chanute and Parsons residents.
An ad promotes GALAXON as a non prescription weight loss tablet that suppresses appetite and allows eating favorites. It guarantees refund if not satisfied and lists pharmacists and addresses, including Bruce Martin Sr and others, with prices and store details.
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