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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
2
AP reports cattle prices at Kansas City with steers and heifers steady to weak and feeders steady. hogs mostly lower with varied weights, lambs steady at market highs. Chicago wheat and corn futures drift, wheat near 1.76, corn around 1.45, oats up, soybeans down in late trading.
U S cattle and hog prices by weight and grade for Parsons market. Hogs range 11 to 20 dollars per hundredweight with various weight bands. cattle include grain fed steers and heifers at 19 to 24 dollars, stockers 19 to 30, calves 21 to 30. veal 17 to 30. cows 11 to 20. bulls 18 to 24. sheep and lambs 13 to 21.
In Kansas City wholesale markets the 90 percent large eggs sold at 36 to 37 cents per dozen, 89 percent medium eggs at 33 to 34 cents per dozen, and butter prices remained unchanged in the AP dispatch.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady and eggs mostly unchanged with whites at 36 cents, mixed 36, mediums 33. live poultry also steady to 2 cents higher with roasters 23 to 25 and special fed White Rock fryers 182 to 202.
New York traders pressed a slim advance as the market extended its rise to a sixth consecutive session. Volume was pegged around 8 million shares for the day, dipping from Monday's 9.18 million.
Government aims to prove Bobby Baker diverted about 80 000 of a 100 000 campaign fund raised in 1962 to himself while reporting 14 600 income on his 1962 tax return. He faced charges of income tax evasion larceny larceny after trust and interstate transport of money obtained by fraud. The trial opened with six men six women on the jury.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists Monday admissions including Mrs. Vester Robison and others with medical and surgical needs. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carder adds one boy. Dismissals cover several residents, with recent moves and admissions noted. Highway Patrol citations show multiple speeding and logkeeping offenses with fines and costs, plus police court actions and upcoming hearings.
City moves forward with a revenue bond financed building south of ILC and Rolco in the West Cherry industrial area. Title remains with the city until bonds are retired, with Screw Conveyor leasing the building under an optional purchase clause. Other actions include planning commission changes and parking lot control discussions.
Magdalena Trepkowska, 111, one of the world’s oldest women, died over the weekend at Grudziadz in central Poland, according to Polish press agency reports.
Police logged several traffic incidents including a 196 Ford driven by Vincent Morales damaged by a Santa Fe switch engine at Main Street for about $50. Maxwell Hanson sustained minor injuries after a rear collision near 1st and Lincoln, involving Guy Chaffin. A 1956 Pontiac and a 1962 Chevrolet incurred front end damages in a Lincoln street alley crash. Mrs. Margaret Wood reported a rock shattering her windshield and the boy’s family agreed to cover repairs.
Danny R. Barnhart, based at Norfolk, VA, visits his parents at 643 S. Malcolm over the weekend en route to Clark AFB in the Philippine Islands to board the USS Annapolis for a tour of duty. DoSi-Do Square Dance Club to hold advanced lessons at Memorial Building Thursday at 8 p.m.
Kansas City area 24 hour temperatures show high around 52 and low near 22 degrees. Other readings include Fort Leavenworth 42 and 23, Garden City 22, with scattered values for nearby stations and unclear entries in the OCR.
Tonight at 6:30 to 7:30 men s volleyball at Hutton Gym. Club activities at Launching Pad. Wednesday Recreation Commission meeting at the Posts of Education Building at 3:00. Juniors bowl at Mer. 4:00 to 5:30. Geir club at Launching Pad.
Reports from Canton say anti Mao posters appeared citywide and radio urged Mao supporters to defend him. Travelers claim hundreds of posters and clashes left several dead and scores injured in a weekend battle between Red Guards and anti Mao workers. Hospitals were affected and factories faced disruptions as authorities urged calm. Opponents in Shanghai accused of using economic warfare to disrupt production.
L. M. Clark 80 formerly of Buffalo died at Research Hospital Kansas City. Born Oct 30 1886 he married Lenora Ellison on Dec 3 1911. A World War I veteran he belonged to Country Club Christian Church Buffalo Masonic Lodge AF and AM Ara rat Shrine Temple Em poria RAM and retired from Armours & Co after 35 years. Masonic graveside service at Buffalo Cemetery Wednesday 3 p.m. Survivors include brothers Oscar H. Clark Buffalo and Otto O. Clark Yates Center. One brother preceded him in death.
Local Chanute daily details publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka and staff roles. Subscription rates listed for mail and carrier delivery with regional scope and pricing.
Yesterday and current readings show John Redmond at 1 085.45 feet and Fall River at 948.50 feet in U S navigation pool levels. Water discharge details list 7 cubic feet per second for associated facilities with limited legible data and several garbled entries.
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