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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
2
AP reports light overall cattle and calves, 2000 cattle and 25 calves. Hogs 4500 with barrows and gilts 25-50 lower and sows 25 lower. Barrows and gilts 4.25-8.50, sows 11.50-13.25. Sheep 500 steady with choice and prime slaughter lambs 18.75-19.50 and ewes 5.00-7.00.
Livestock prices hold steady in Parsons with hogs not estab lished and cattle steady across weights. Quotes cover steer and heifer calves, yearlings, stockers, cows and bulls, plus sheep with ranges from utility stock to breeding ewes and slaughter ewes.
AP reports from Kansas City that consumer eggs medium A 30-38, small A 20-28, others unchanged. Wholesale eggs mediums 80 percent A 37-41, large 80 percent A unchanged at 39-42. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 13 13s, at plant 13 4-14 4.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with no change. Eggs hold. whites grade A 41 to 42 cents, mixed 41 1/2, mediums 37, standards 36, dirties 34, checks 33 cents per dozen.
Wall Street prices were mixed in early trading with fractional gains and losses across key stocks. Cigarette shares fell while cigars rose on a government smoking report. averages advanced to new highs but could not sustain gains as motors, steels, rails, oils, aerospace and building materials showed varied directions. The AP average rose to 291.6, Dow up 84 to 782.15. Corporate bonds mixed, government bonds slipped.
Hospital entries list Wednesday admissions for Susan Steenbock Ella Beech Raymond Orton Lonnie Brown Charles Chapman Dean Moore Charles Shirley Elmer Robison Homer Smith with surgical case. dismissals include Joe Batesel and Melvin Shultz. a birth announced for John and unspecified spouse Stowell. today’s admissions include Clyde Lowry and Roy Colston. dismissals include James Davis and Carl Cole. birth today for Dale Cook. Police citations include Hare Lesbo for parking and Malcolm bond. police court action Willis Chaney fined for intoxication.
On the fourth floor of the old House office building a massive stack of congressional records sits beneath a hand lettered sign labeled Trash. The scene highlights the vast volume of daily proceedings and the potential neglect of archival materials.
Paris AP reports France will recognize the People’s Republic of China early next week and appoint Jean Chauvel, a longtime Far East expert, as ambassador to Peking. The formal announcement is expected Tuesday, paving the way for De Gaulle to outline policy at the January 31 news conference.
District Judge Joe Brown appointed three psychiatrists to examine Jack Ruby, with the time and place kept confidential. Dr. R L Stubblefield Dr. John T Holbrook and Dr. Milton Towler will conduct tests as Ruby faces trial for Oswald’s murder, with hearings on venue set for Feb. 10.
A blaze at the Rambler agency OConnell Motor Co in Great Bend Kansas destroyed two new cars and badly damaged thirteen others. The shop had closed for the day and the cause was not immediately determined.
President Sukarno declared Indonesia would press the hostile confrontation against Malaysia with the slogan Onward No retreat saying the fight would continue until the new country is crushed. The remark followed statements with Attorney General Kennedy about a cease-fire and a new summit, while Information Minister Roeslan Abdulgani said the cease-fire did not end confrontation.
County Farm Bureau members from Neo sho county attended an Eureka training conference Tuesday. Participants included J M Schoenhofer St Paul Glen Reed Lahore township Mrs Ernest Flottman Danville township Clyde Copeland Walnut Grove township and Very Fe gel Eric. Taylor serves as county president and Mrs Schoenhofer as women's chairman. State staff led discussions on policy development and execution programs for youth public relations citizenship women's activities insurance services and marketing.
A Hays man posing as a visiting German exchange professor named Prof Karl Richter agreed to undergo mental treatment. He had visited Buckeye Schoenchen and Munjor schools in Ellis County before being picked up Wednesday. No charges will be filed.
The United States posted farm product exports totaling 5.1 billion dollars in 1962, reflecting strong foreign demand for American agricultural goods. Data indicate key growth in sales of cereals, dairy, and meat products to international markets during the year.
Guy C. Lydick 75 a farmer and stockman died at his residence four miles northeast of Erie at 6 p m yesterday after a heart attack. He was born May 4 1888 near Erie and spent his life in the community. He married Ruth Perry in Erie Oct 17 1925. A World War I veteran and Erie American Legion member he is survived by his wife one sister Mrs Louie Bohrer Erie and a brother Albert Lydick Stark. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p m at the Erie Federated church with Rev Wayne Newlin. burial in Bethel cemetery under Pierce Funeral Home Erie.
Mrs. Allen Mayes of Buffalo dies in Emporia after a Wednesday illness. funeral Friday at Robert Blue Funeral Home, Emporia, 10 a.m., with burial in Buffalo cemetery. Patrick William Coyne Jr., 46, Bartlesville area oil foreman, dies of apparent heart attack in Bartlesville. survivors include wife Billie Jean Roe and multiple children. funeral Monday at Arnold Moore Memory Chapel, Bartlesville, 10 a.m., with interment at Ochelata cemetery.
Mrs. Myrtle Morgan aged 85 of Savonburg died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Widow of Dr. George Morgan she and her husband were pioneers in the Savonburg area. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Ralston-Hutton Funeral Home of Moran.
The funeral for Mrs Byrd Roe is planned for Friday at 10 a.m. in Chetopa with burial at Erie. The service notes reference the Roe family and local burial arrangements.
The Chanute Mexican Fiesta Committee elected and installed officers Sunday 1964 with Eusta cio Quirarte as president Alfredo Serrato as vice president William Jimenez as treasurer John Alonzo as assistant treasurer Luis Ortiz as secretary Lazaro Godinez as assistant secretary Godinez was retiring president Ortiz outgoing vice president
Washington AP The Defense Department top medical officers met with Dr Whitley Fisk to discuss a government report linking cigarette smoking to cancer but made no decisions on actions. They will study the department policy for about 2.7 million personnel as each service currently has its own rules. The Air Force already restricts gifts of cigarettes in hospitals and in-flight meals, a policy begun in September 1962.
In Topeka AP report, Pittsburg State College project bids were extremely close with base bids totaling 479,959. General bids Included Caro Construction 288,800 George Bauman 289,000 Deill Construction 291,470. Electrical bids ranged from 75,648 to 79,960 and mechanical from 115,511 to 126,000.
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports a Central Kansas Conference board recommends establishing a Methodist home for the aged to serve central and western Kansas. The facility, housing about 100 people, awaits final conference action in June.
In Miami two 17 year olds, Eddie McQueen and Bernard Cannon, were found guilty of burglary for failing to dispose of a pair of fancy buttoned shoes. Judge sentenced them to a year in jail. Samuel J. Greenstein, a department store owner, testified about the shoes and other items stolen over the years.
Mrs Hugh Campbell of Ottawa visited Grace Boman at 112 East Fifth Street then left for Independence to visit friends. Pvt John H Schettler, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schettler of St Paul, has been assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. He joined the Army in October 1963 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. A 1958 graduate of St Paul High School, he serves in the 1st Battalion Headquarters Company.
Lt Col Wayne E Osburn son of Mr and Mrs George E Osburn Humboldt has enrolled as a student at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth The four month course trains officers for command and general staff duties Col Osburn and his wife Virginia reside in St Louis He is a 1941 Humboldt High School graduate
Pvt. Peter S. Loy age 22 son of Mr and Mrs Max S Loy of 222 S Steuben has been assigned to the U S Army Signal Support Unit at Fort Myer Virginia The still photographer entered the Army in June 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Loy attended Chanute Junior College.
Police reported last night a radio antenna was ripped from Kenneth Trumbull’s car parked in front of his home at 409 North Grant. No suspects named. The incident was recorded as a property damage case.
Back bumpers of two cars sustained minor damage when a 1960 Ford owned by Paul Coots of Chanute rolled unattended across W. Main Street and bumped a 1958 Chevrolet owned by Mrs. Cecile Munger at 824 South Central.
A Cha nute resident reported a missing front wheel from her son's bicycle. A nearby bike with a missing front wheel gained a replacement, and police questioned a 14 year old boy who admitted stealing the wheel. The wheel was returned and the other youth remains grounded.
Rus sell Davis, chief of police in Larned, resigns after less than a year. City Manager Wayne Baxter says Davis and the City Council agreed on the resignation, with no reason announced.
South Viet Nam's advisory legislature called for severing relations with France to protest President De Gaulle's neutralization proposal. The Council of Notables, appointed after the Nov 1 coup, told the military regime after briefings from Foreign Minister Pham Dang San and Information Minister Brig Gen De Mau. The proposal provoked wide protests in Saigon, and the junta indicated it will not accept neutralization.
Lusaka AP Kenneth Kaunda, 39, a former schoolteacher, is sworn in as the first prime minister of copper-rich Northern Rhodesia after his United National Independence party wins a decisive legislative election victory.
About 1,400 Asians flee Kenya for Bombay aboard the Islami after resigning from government posts amid fears of Africanization. Their salaries and privileges were cited as threatened as they left Mombasa Wednesday night.
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