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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
2
The Kansas City market notes cattle 9 000 head slow with steers and heifers down modestly, cows lower, calves weak to lower. hogs 5 500 head mostly lower. sheep 2 500 head steady with lambs strong. Eggs and poultry prices listed. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 15, delivered 15 42-16%. butter grade A ranges shown.
Hogs ranges from 9.00 to 15.50 per cwt across grades with heavier sows and bears noted. Cattle prices mix with grain fed steers 23 to 24.50 per cwt and stock calves up to 32. Wall Street losses widen as trading slows. Kennedy tax cut prospects dim and recession warnings rise.
In an 8-1 ruling Justice Stewart said the State infringed free speech and assembly rights by arresting and convicting high school and college demonstrators who paraded at the South Carolina Capitol on March 2, 1961. Justice Clark dissented.
NY AP reports hospital admissions and dismissals for March weekend from Neosho Memorial and various locations. Includes names Marsha Hattler, Mrs JElmo Ramsey, Mrs Lloyd Taylor, Randell Jones, Edith, Ronald Murcke, and others. prices and stock quotes for Am Airlin, US Steel, Anaconda, Boeing, Chrysler, Du Pont, Goodyear, Gen Elec, RCA, Sinclair, Socony, and more. Also notes speeding charge for Randell Jones and miscellaneous cattle and poultry market details.
The Congolese premier Cyrle Adoula arrives in Brussels amid Belgium's transition era as Congo moves toward independence. The report notes Belgium's postwar context and references rice research center facts for contrast.
Mrs. Cora Alice Childs 85 of 1421 S Edith Buffalo died Sunday after a short illness. Born Aug 8 1877 in Lovington Illinois she moved to Kansas with her parents. She married Joseph Ezra Childs Oct 13 1897 and survived by nine children eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral at Buffalo Christian church Tuesday 2 pm Rev Melvin Duncan officiating. Burial Buffalo cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Also noted are services for Emil Peterson Dora May Irwin and others with burial in Memorial Park Elmwood and Alva Oklahoma notes.
Ottawa junior Phil Dryden competes in the eighth annual Kansas college math contest at Baldwin. Police booked Joe Alexander, Sikeston Missouri, as a sleeper then released him. Sorghum Valley Grange to meet for a 6 30 pm covered dish dinner and meeting. Parkville visitors Mr. and Mrs Orville Markley stayed with W C Markley. Hulls from Buffalo Missouri attended The Rainmaker at Wichita East High School. granddaughter Cheryl Eastburn acted. Birth announced for son of Mr and Mrs Earl Banner of Topeka. Birthdates and other visits noted. Local obituaries: Wess Wright, Topeka, and Hugh Elroy Asher, Chanute, with funeral details. Gray funeral service for Ovid Arden Gray held earlier.
Waldo Wade was robbed by a dog in his Fort Scott yard. A neighbor’s puppy grabbed Wade’s wallet from his pocket, then fled. Wade offers less than $5 reward and notes he’ll need a duplicate license and social security card if the wallet isn’t found.
Joseph W. Schultz, 99, the last known survivor of Quantrill's raid on Lawrence, Kan., died in a Topeka hospital. Born August 14, 1863, he lived through the sacking as an infant and later farmed in Douglas County for over 50 years before retiring in 1934 and moving to Topeka. He is survived by three daughters and a son.
Washington reports that twenty states will get their share of mineral leasing receipts totaling 19,894,255 dollars from federal lands in the last half of 1962.
In Anaheim, William J. Nelligan, a San Francisco telephone worker and the first labor unionist to head the California Republican Assembly, defeated Harry Waddell 273 to 212 to lead a moderate bloc. The outcome blocks a conservative bid to take over the CRA and signals a setback for John Birch Society supporters.
In Rome 44 000 miners began a 72 hour strike over wages and provisions as contract talks stalled. The stoppage aims to pressure negotiations with mining firms and government bodies.
The search for bodies in El Marj is abandoned as Libyan officials plan to rebuild. Thousands stay in two hastily set encampments with 60 to 70 per tent awaiting new homes, while 20 percent of buildings remain dangerous rubble and the death toll is around 261 with about 40 missing.
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