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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1965
Page
2
AP reports hogs up about 3.00 with barrows and gilts 25 50 higher and sows 25 higher. Cattle: calves 50, steers steady, cows slow. various grade ranges for steers, heifers and cows listed. Sheep market 400 head steady with lambs 20.50 21.00 and ewes 4.50 5.50. Chicago notes no wheat or oats sales. corn and soybeans quoteds, oil at 10.90.
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes consumer eggs mostly unchanged with small shifts for wholesale large eggs at 80 and farm live fryers and broilers seen at 12 to 13 cents per pound while plant prices hold around 12 4 14 cents.
Chicago markets report little move in live poultry butter and eggs with no changes in prices from the prior day. AP notes stability in key perishable items as traders maintain cautious outlooks.
Wheat led with 44 cars, mostly unchanged to lower. No 2 hard and dark hard quoted 1.57 1/2 to 1.93 1/2, No 3 1.55 1/2 to 1.72 1/2. Corn 58 cars, No 2 white 1.47 to 1.63, No 4 1.35 to 1.57, No 2 yellow 1.29 1/4 to 1.36, No 3 1.28 1/4 to 1.31. Milo maize 2.05 to 2.15. Oats steady, rye 1.13 1/4 to 1.16 1/2, barley 1.11 to 1.17, soybeans 2.65 to 11.76.
Wall Street firmed late in the afternoon with about 4.6 million shares traded. Brokers cited optimism over President Johnsons State of the Union message. Steels motors aircrafts rubbers utilities chemicals rails oils airlines and drugs led gains. corporate bonds mixed and Treasuries rose.
Sitka Alaska faced a prolonged cold snap as hydrants were declared untouchable by volunteer firefighters. Chief Robert Barden warned use could freeze the water system, even amid fires. Tanks borrowed from Standard Oil Co. were mounted on city trucks filled with water for emergencies. Temperatures hovered just above zero for days.
Indonesia withdraws from the United Nations as Sukarno wins backing from China while Moscow withholds support. Soviet ambassador meets Subandrio amid East Asian tension. Peking backs the move. Beijing radio and the People's Daily condemn the UN as a venue for a few powers. Western and regional envoys seek access amid the diplomatic exchanges.
Charles Woodard 21 of 1116 Garfield was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital for an accidental gunshot wound to the right hip and released. Police report at 4:35 p.m. says Woodard and Richard Young 26 of 405 N Garfield were target shooting near the Neosho River when Woodard discharged the .22 revolver during a fast draw.
Thomas Preston Lamb, 23, operator of a ball and sports shop at Fort Scott, Kan., pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced to five years in the state reformatory. Sheriff Bill Strukel said Lamb stole several items from a cabin at Lake Farlington and had previously served a term for car theft.
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Thursday December 31 1964.
TOPEKA AP State Bank Commissioner J O Wilson is sued a call today for condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business Dec 31.
Two St Paul construction firms, Fred Beachner Construction Company and Joe O'Brien Company, are recognized for operating through 1964 without a lost time accident on highway work. Twenty seven of 89 firms in a Kansas Contractors Association contest receive honors at the annual meeting in Kansas City. The group reported 226 lost time accidents across highway projects.
NEODESHA The second of a series of immunization clinics will be held at Neodesha and Fredonia Sunday from noon to 3 30 p m Immunizations cover diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus for children six weeks to 10 years and smallpox vaccinations for children two months and older and all adults If not had a smallpox shot in the past five years one is advised Dr F A Moorhead health officer said The Neodesha clinic will be at the armory and Fredonia clinic at the courthouse Sponsored by the county medical society Oral polio vaccine will be available at the third clinic Feb 7
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Jerilynn Wolgast daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlie A Wolgast 303 S Larson wed Lauris G Petersen in Kansas City on Thursday Dec 31 The event date corrected from Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Strack R3 returned from a 12 day vacation to Long Beach Calif visiting Mrs Strack's sister and husband Mr and Mrs C F Smock They attended the Rose Parade New Year s Day Disneyland and other points of interest
Tuesday admissions include Mrs. Mabel Neilson 920 N Steuben medical and Mrs Opal Blom Neo sho Manor medical. Surgery for Albert Hackett 320 W 1st James Wooldridge 1426 S Evergreen Verne Moore and Charles L J Woodard 1116 N Garfield medical. Dismissals include Albert Leverenz 628 S Evergreen Bud Butts Elsmnore John Jakubovich 1210 S Santa Fe. Admission today William F Bennett 315 W 7th medical. Dismissals today Maxine Bright 722 S Steuben Charles L J Woodard 1116 N Garfield Joseph Hansen 1602 S Edith Mrs James Reeves Eric. Traffic Citation Police Joan C Cunningham 12710 W Grd disturbing peace with loud muffler $15 bond posted.
A 16 year old Chanute boy admitted in questioning yesterday several thefts of women s clothing from clothes lines here. Arrangements were made for psychiatric evaluation at the Neosho Allen County Mental Health Clinic in Humboldt as a guide to determining final disposition. He was given an initial examination at the clinic today. Officers said the boy took them to six different homes where he had stolen clothing. A quantity of the clothing he said he had taken was recovered at his home.
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold a legislative workshop in Topeka on January 14. President Mrs. Quentin Nelson of Chanute says the discussion will be led by Dr. Carl James of Emporia and Mrs. Alvin Dyer of Kansas City Kansas.
Mrs. Kenneth Webb of 1501 South Washington has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Vernon Thomas and family in Bethalto Illinois and Mr and Mrs Leon Webb in Alton Illinois Also visited Rhonda Delores Webb and Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Winkle and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Van Winkle in East Alton Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pogue and Linda visit Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rowan in McAllen Texas and travel to Reynosa Mexico Padre Island and Rio Honda Texas to see Mr. and Mrs. William Rackley and Betty.
Wanda Seefeldt reported damage to her vehicle after it was scraped on Monday while parked in the First National Bank lot. She estimated the damage at 35 dollars.
Florence Oliver 40 of 1118 S Grant reported rear damage to her Chevrolet after being struck by a Chief Freight Lines truck at the Ash Street intersection on US169 around 4 10 p m yesterday Police estimated $125 damage to the Oliver car and $15 to the truck The truck driver James Stith Jr 36 of Raytown Mo said he swerved to avoid a boy on a bicycle entering from a side street
Two parked cars were badly damaged when a third vehicle backed from a spot at the Erie school grounds around 10 45 last night. The backing car, a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Irene Ptasznik aged 17 of Erie, sustained minor damage. Damaged vehicles included a 1961 Volkswagen owned by Gladys Olson of Erie Route 1 and a 1965 Chevrolet owned by the Ricketts agency. Volkswagen damage was about 209 dollars and the Chevrolet about 600 dollars. Sheriff George Neely investigated.
Riley County police arrested Kenneth Naughton formerly of Chanute yesterday on a Riley County warrant charging concealment of mortgaged property in connection with a car. He arrived in Chanute from Nevada and was taken to Manhattan today. A felony warrant from Pottawatomie County also outstanding.
Nebraska derives its name from the Otoe term Ne-brath-ka meaning shallow water, referring to the Platte River.
Midwest Office Supply at 5 W Main Chanute promotes Garner's improved Farm Record Book complete with Social Security records. The ad urges readers to see it today, promising time and income tax savings for farmers.
A giant eight by three by three inch cake baked for Beatles fans in Springfield Missouri was delayed by a shipping technicality and will be stored in cold storage in New York until the Queen Elizabeth sails again on January 20. The cake bears the inscription Happy New Year Beatles 65 from Mike Wolfe and Jim Bohannon fan clubs, tied to radio DJs at KICK.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and publication info for Highland Chanute Kansas. It notes publishers, editors, circulation, and advertising roles, with postal and AP affiliations and subscription rates by region and term. Includes rates for Neosho, Alien, Wilson, Woodson counties and four counties outside Kansas.
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