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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch reports steady hog and sheep quotes in Kansas City with steers cows barrows and gilts showing mixed moves and calf and lamb prices varying by weight. Eggs butter and grains in Chicago also stable or mixed with small shifts across commodities.
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists wheats priced at 2.23 to 2.2442 for No 2 and higher grades, No 3 at 2.24. Corn steady around 1.17 to 1.26 for No 2 white, 1.11 to 1.25 for No 3, with mixed lots at 1.22. Oats show few offerings. No 2 white 0.714 to 0.832, No 3 0.72 to 0.82. Milo maize 1.94 to 2.02, kafir 1.95 to 2.63. Tribune contact details appear at end.
Walnut Mary Lundrigan traveled to Long Beach California to spend holidays with daughter Cora Morgan. George Mitchell and wife departed for Arizona for warmer climate due to asthma. C W Goodinson joined Christmas dinner with Fred James and wife in Arcadia. Paul Houdashelt with sister in Garnett. J L Moore visited Fort Scott for a medical checkup and dinner with sister. Bernard Smith and Don Jones visited Wichita and veterans hospital. Bennie Bradshaw admitted to Mercy Hospital Fort Scott for observation and care. Artie Schoenhofer and Wichita family spent Christmas with F Carlos and Mrs Tile Schoenhofer.
Gen David M Shoup disclosed that about 45000 Marines were aboard ships and on shore bases ready to invade Cuba during the October crisis with 100000 more ready to back them up The Marine commandant warned against surrendering Marines to automation and pledged to treat Marines as individuals rather than mechanical problems
In Nashville, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told Nashville Banner publisher James G. Stahlman he feared a story about questions asked of prospective jurors could cause a mistrial in the Hoffa conspiracy case. The Banner had offered a $5,000 reward for the arrest of the reporter. Hoffa faced trial in Nashville federal court, with a verdict reached later in December after delays linked to a tainted jury.
The Kiwanis State Chamber of Commerce lists January meetings at the Tioga Hotel led by William R. head of the Kansas In Development Commission division and Joe, with multiple committees including agriculture recreation industry and public relations set to meet. Speakers include Dwight Ne smith of Kansas State University and Marlin Blackston. Sessions cover SW development soil conservation city planning and highway financing.
William Jackson Hosfelt 81 of 1818 S Edith died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born January 16, 1881 in Richland MO he lived in Pryor Clinton Chanute and Chanute where he ran a Santa Fe filling station. Survived by wife two sons Frank and Lloyd a daughter Charlotte Bunker a brother George Caster Hosfelt and a sister Grace Sullivan. Funeral arrangements by Gibson Funeral Home. Mrs C C Hartmer Hunter funeral Friday 2 pm Johnson Mortuary burial Elmwood cemetery. Died Tuesday in Kansas City Kan she had lived in Chanute most of life moved to Kansas City Sept 15 1962. Married Curtis Hunter June 4 1911 he died Aug 8 1962. Member of Christian church survived by brother Jay Crockett and several nieces and nephews.
Freeman warned Kennedy that rejecting the wheat control plan in June referendums could trigger a massive international wheat war and a postwar price of about 1 dollar per bushel. He cautioned that a defeat would push 1964 output 300 million bushels beyond demand, affecting livestock, hogs, and feeds while stressing needs for new farm legislation and fair EU market access.
Erie fans plan a special family night at 6 30 p m January 31 discussed at a Neosho County Farm Bureau board meeting with Wayne Taylor presiding The event will include a discussion of legislative matters with a local senator and representative as speakers Kansas Farm Bureau legislative department officials will attend A covered dish dinner is planned Charles Esslinger announced a combined women’s and safety meeting for January 21 in Parsons
TOPEKA AP says last week brought cold and stormy weather with limited losses. The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes livestock moved to winter lots and supplemental feed provided. Snow cover shielded wheat in most eastern and central areas while top growth froze back in western Kansas.
Sen. Robert S. Kerr lay in state at the Oklahoma Capitol rotunda after dying in Washington of a heart attack. He was 66 and serving a third term in the Senate. His body returned by presidential jet. funeral set for Friday at First Baptist Church with Kennedy and Johnson among attendees. Temporary interment at Rose Hill Mausoleum, later memorial near Ada where he was born. Governor Edmondson says no successor statement until after the funeral.
France will continue its independent nuclear program and build its own missiles. A courtesy interim reply was sent as De Gaulle studies Kennedy’s offer, with Peyrefitte noting France has no Polaris capability and has not decided on acceptance or rejection. Charles Bohlen will meet De Gaulle Friday.
A hospital notices section lists admissions on Wednesday including Ima Jean Colan 18 S Plummer medical Dean Skinner 16 N Forest surgery Everett Perkins Humboldt medical Nellie Ray 1110 S Plummer medical Warren Johnson 622 E Main medical Harold Arthur 423 S Lafayette medical Eugene Lee Stark medical Edwin Nessel Humboldt medical Mrs Rollin Hutton 214 W Kansas medical Mrs Robert Carlison 614 W Beach medical Hazel Conner Humboldt medical. Dismissal names Daniel Mason Humboldt Birth Mr and Mrs Herbert Snender 204 N Steuben boy Admissions today Ocie Beck 714 N Steuben surgery Shhellie Waller 824 S Ashby surgery Mrs Robert Johnson 715 S Western medical Olin Kelley 218 N Kansas surgery Dismissals John Rutledge Barston Mrs John Galemore and son 307 S Lafayette Max Ramirez 1108 N Lee. Marriage licenses issued Purviance Edwards Chanute James Wright 31 Chanute Norma Jeat Erie. Traffic citation Kenneth E Clark 420 W Elm speeding bond posted.
An offered weight loss pillGALAXON claims seven day fat reduction without exercise or laxatives. It urges appetite suppression, allows eating favorite foods, and promises a full refund via Casey Drug Store 121 E Main. Sold with guarantee and mail order option.
A private pilot threaded a landing at a rapidly expanding marina near Love Point Maryland into a shooting confrontation on a new skeet range. Dust from the landing blocked the marksman’s view, allowing the plane to taxi away unharmed.
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie E Talbot at 1729 South Central were their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs C C Moore of Wichita.
Harley Curtis of a local plumbing firm told police a jig saw was stolen from a house he worked on over the weekend. He valued the tool at 30 dollars and reported the theft yesterday.
Mrs. Carl E. Johnson and children Jim and Lynn returned to their San Diego home today after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Roy S Gibson at 216 West Main and her in laws Mr and Mrs Zola Social at 1516 West Santa Fe plus other relatives.
At a luncheon by the Oyster Institute of North America and the National Shellfisheries Association, Frank P. Briggs discussed seafood policy. Briggs noted his Macon Missouri hometown and recalled the Black Angus Association once served shrimp at its banquet.
In Wichita AP report the National Cooperative Refinery Association at McPherson boosts crude oil price by 10 cents to 2.87 per barrel for 3,300 barrels daily from the Jayhawk Pipeline system serving southwest Kansas and northwest Oklahoma. Derby Refining Co. of Wichita, owner with National Cooperative, had earlier announced a similar hike on 23,000 barrels daily.
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