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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
2
AP reports cattle at 3,200 with cows steady and feeder steers 25 to 50 higher. feeder steers from 26.50 to 27.70 for choice to prime. hogs at 4,000 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower and sows 13 to 16.25. sheep 100 steady with wool lambs 22.75 to 23.50 and ewes 6 to 7.50.
In Kansas City wholesale egg quotes show large 80 percent A at 36 to 37 cents per dozen and mediums at 33.5 to 35.5 cents per dozen. Butter prices remain unchanged.
AP notes butter unchanged and eggs steady to 1 cent higher with whites and other grades at 36 1/2 to 60 cents per dozen. Indicates stable market conditions for fresh dairy items in Chicago.
Chicago grain details list wheat No 2 hard and red at 1.73 and 1.73 halves per bushel. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.42 and 1/2. Oats No 2 heavy white at 7.97 to 8.07. Soybeans No 1 yellow priced at 2.96 per bushel. Markets show representative quotes for rye and other grains.
Wall Street ended the session with renewed strength after weathering profit taking. Volume reached about 12.5 million shares for the day, compared with 13.24 million on Wednesday, with an early hour record of 4.27 million shares. Trading remained very active despite a slower late pace.
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission set March 4 openings for Meade County Lake and Nebo Creek Watershed Lake with May 6 for Norton reservoir. Plans include combining upland game bird stamps and licenses, raising out of state hunting fees to 21 dollars, allowing the commission to set game bird limits, permitting out of state game shipment, revising boating laws, adopting a flexible director salary, and pursuing 1200 acres in Labette County for hunting and management plus a Greensburg lease for Kiowa County Lake pump power.
The Arctic tern is lauded as the champion migrator among birds. In fall it abandons northern nesting sites to traverse the Atlantic and Pacific, returning for a second Antarctic summer. The round trip can exceed 22 000 miles.
Engineers use effervescent morning after tablets to study fuel slosh in rocket tanks. Bubbles visualize fluid agitation and help design devices to prevent trajectory errors during flight.
The Chanute Tribune lists its publication details including staff roles such as Dwight McCreight as publisher Dwight Wallingford as news editor John Hovorka as advertising manager Fay D Clopine as circulation manager Ben Nicholas as composing and Fmn Dorsey Osborn as press-stereo. It notes AP affiliation and exclusive use rights for local news and AP dispatches.
Governor Docking calls for tighter belts and coordinated lines among junior colleges community colleges and industrial schools. He urges a streamlined welfare program modest Title XIX implementation and a contract with an outside agency to handle dispensing and bookkeeping tasks. He supports interstate mental health cooperation and warns federal action may drive traffic code changes. He favors careful highway planning and stronger Kansas Civil Rights Commission with subpoenas while omitting fair housing.
Miami AP reports June Clark an 18 year old from Carol City High School who once sneezed every four minutes for about 150 days now sneezes about every 30 minutes. A psychologist used mild electric shocks to suppress the reflex and ongoing weekly treatments continue.
In Makati Philippines commuters ride dugout canoes to offices in Manila's satellite city. They cross the Pasig River standing in crowded trail craft, swamped by the daily flow.
Lloyd Moulton of 1501 S Garfield underwent open heart surgery Monday at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and is expected to remain in intensive care through the weekend. Kent Notestine of Kansas City has joined Notestine Goodyear Store, moving with his family from Antioch Goodyear Store where he served as credit manager.
Mrs. Lorna Howe, SSA field representative, is hospitalized in Mount Carmel Hospital Pittsburg. Stanley Conley, Pittsburg rep, will host weekly Thursday sessions in the Memorial Building Chamber of Commerce room to assist with social security questions.
Mrs. Tennie Soulsby aged ninety, a former resident and retired AP state staffer, has been named Pawnee Oklahoma's BPW Woman of the Year during National Business Woman's Week. She was Tennie Thomas before marriage.
Dale R. Burnett as presiding minister of the Jehovah's Witnesses congregation here will head the literature department at the assembly in Parsons Friday through Sunday. Don Larsen of Chanute will supervise the cafeteria expected to serve about 3,000 meals during the assembly.
Warrensburg State edged Emporia State 65-64 as Emporia State endured a third straight loss, narrowly missing a potential overtime after Ron Davis missed a late free throw. Wesleyan dominated Friends 78-43 in Kansas Conference action while Washington of St. Louis dropped its sixth straight.
United States and European Common Market edge toward broad grain trade accord in Geneva shaping Kennedy Round aims. The deal would cover human and feed grains, stabilize prices and production, and include a self sufficiency rate system for each area to limit imports.
The planet Venus, Earth’s nearest neighbor, hides behind clouds but at roughly every year and a half it nears Earth and shines as the evening star bright enough to cast a shadow.
Neosho Valley Coin Club met in the Memorial Building Wednesday with Bill Lock presiding. Sue Gilliland won the first door prize and L M Dannenburg the second. One dollar bills were won by Robert Reiter John Zahm Jess Botham Iola and Bill Lock Sue Gilliland and Charles Heaton. Donuts and coffee were served to 29 members and guests.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Lawrence Woolf and Melvin Lewis with multiple patients, plus police court actions involving Mark L. Martin and Carter Rohling. District Court filings and judgments from Chanute and Thayer Grain and others follow with several divorces and vehicle accident judgments.
Entries for the 16th annual city men handicap bowling tournament close at midnight Friday. Entries may be filed at Bowl Mer or Sportsman's Bowl or with Richard Sigler at 508 N. Steuben. Competition begins February 4 with team play at Sportsman's Bowl and doubles and singles at Bowl Mor.
Recreation calendar lists tonight events: wrestling Columbus HS vs Cha nte at the gym prelims at 6 00, men's volleyball Hutton Gym 130 7 30, women's fitness junior high gym 7 30 8 30. Friday senior citizens Memorial Building noon, bantams Bow Mor 4 00 London preps Sportsman's Bowl 4 00 5 30, Junior a night Launching Pad 10 Junior 7 basketball Coffeyville vs NCCIC gym 7 50.
The term gauze derives from Gaza in Biblical Palestine, a key trade hub and famed for light textiles, influencing the name of woven fabric throughout history.
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