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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
2
AP notes hogs and cattle futures with varying prices on barrows gilts sows and feeders. Sheep lambs and cattle trends described with replacement cattle strong, wheat and feed prices listed alongside.
In Kansas City the AP notes consumer eggs remain steady with large category B 21 22 and other sizes unchanged. Wholesale eggs show a rise to 80 percent A at 252 27 while other produce remains unchanged.
Strong leadership by blue chips lifted the market toward records as the Dow Jones industrial average moved beyond the 900 level in late trading. Volume was about 64 million shares, far above Wednesdays pace, with corporate bonds mixed and U.S. government bonds mostly unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter steady as market holds last price and eggs firm with 1 to 3 cents higher. Grade A whites at 27 2, mixed 27, mediums 24 4, standards 25. Observers note 70 percent or better grade A whites in the mix.
Chicago grain prices show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn values listed as No. 2 yellow 1.30 No. 3 yellow 1.29 No. 4 yellow 1.212-25. Soybean price oi 12.30 n.
Daily Transcript records Neosho Memorial Hospital activity with Wednesday admissions for Henry J. Kennedy Mrs. Claude Hesler Mrs. Orlie Mc Coy John Splane Mrs. Howard Parsons Mrs. May Anderson and Peggy Turner Ronald Dean Smith Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Dale Fulps Dismissals listed for Regina Bailey Ed Crowe Orin C Streets Howard Bowker Floyd Rice Also noted Police Court action against Pat Walsh for driving while intoxicated reckless driving assaulting an officer throwing train in street and using offensive language with a $210 fine and one year county jail terms paroled
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The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight MacCreight and news editor Dwight Wallingford. It notes circulation manager Leland Lowe, composing foreman Bev Nichelas, and press foreman Dorsey Osborn. Published evenings except Sunday, second class matter, mail paid at Chanute post office. Membership in Associated Press and subscription rates for local counties and outside areas.
Washington AP Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee unveil an alternative to President Johnson's health care proposal for the aged. The plan relies on private insurance with government assistance for payments. Drafted mainly by Rep. John Byrnes of Wisconsin, it is backed by most GOP members.
A new congressional redistricting plan, aimed at compliance with a federal court ruling on population, was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Harold Herd. The plan keeps district populations within one percent of 436,000 and unites Wyandotte County in a newly aligned 3rd District. It shifts eight counties from the 1st District to the 2nd, adds counties to the 5th to reach the average, and preserves Reno County in the 1st District.
Blind and wounded World War II veterans joined a cold, snowy throng at Westminster Hall to file past Sir Winston Churchill's flag-draped coffin. Crowds numbered 87,773 by midmorning, with officials predicting the funeral procession will draw more than a million.
In Qui Nhon area near Saigon two groups of American soldiers were found dead after a fishing expedition. All four enlisted men were shot in the back of the head and their bodies weighted with rocks. Viet Cong suspected. identities include Sgt Harold E Strong and Spec 4 William E Swaykos plus Sgt James Cordova and Spec 4 Roger Buss. victims' families named.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Toland of 218 N Lafayette have returned from a two week tour visiting Jackson Mississippi New Orleans Florida beaches including Ft Walton Beach Miami Beach and Daytona Beach Florida.
T Sgt Clyde R Hartsock has returned to Loring Air Force Base in Maine after being recalled to Chanute due to his mother Mrs Sarah Hartsock’s illness and death.
Jennifer, six year old daughter of Mrs. Virginia Barker of 507 South Central, was taken to Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas yesterday for observation and treatment. She had been a patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital in Neosho.
Gov. William H. Avery outlined a record half billion dollar Kansas budget for 1966 linking $60.9 million yearly in higher taxes to fund a $35 million school foundation program. He defended the plan as necessary despite a 2.8 percent rise for existing programs. He noted the foundation fund draws from a $12.5 million sales tax residue and discussed oil industry tax considerations, Wichita State University funding, and financing safeguards.
Funeral services for Mrs. Amelia Smith were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Price Funeral Home in Humboldt with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. Mrs. Melvin G. Baker, accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Snender, sang The Old Rugged Cross and Beyond the Sunset. Bearers were Roy Lee, Carl Pullman, Ray Hays, Robert Adams, Tim Yockey and John Hatch. Burial followed at Mount Hope Cemetery in Humboldt.
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Runyan were held January 21 at the Methodist church in Buffalo with the Rev. Ronald Bumstead officiating. Burial followed in Buffalo Cemetery. Bearers named were M. J. Clough Othel Stanfield Bill Pool Harold Robertson H T Raifsnyder and H D Oshel.
Funeral services for Ernest W. Olson were conducted Wednesday at 2 PM at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner presiding. Burial followed in Swedish Cemetery at Savenburg. Organist Mrs. James Lusk accompanied soloists Mrs. Earl Munson and Earl Ericson who sang What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Just a Closer Walk With Thee. Floral attendants were Mrs. Ralph Morgan and Mrs. Paschel Grimes. Bearers were Elmer Alexander, Charles Broadwell, Robert Lacey, Bill Bragg, Eben Claus and E. O. Gilbert. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home supervised arrangements.
A child has been ill for two weeks with pneumonia and remains in the pediatrics ward at the center.
Sandy Heady of Erie reported yesterday that a 1965 Corvair belonging to Buford Fisher of Chanute was bumped from behind by an unidentified car. The other driver, later identified as Ralph Wofford of Kansas City now residing at 206 N Malcolm, agreed to pay $14.60 in damages.
Police report thefts at 319 South Lafayette last night led to recovery of rings from a 12 year old boy’s home. The youth admitted taking the rings but denied taking food. Mrs Stewart later reported missing money. The boy is being referred to the county juvenile officer.
Gov William H Avery proposes a 507.6 million total budget with a 36 million state school aid lift under foundation finance and a 10.9 million building program for higher education plus 2.8 million for a new Kansas State University auditorium. Tax increases of 60.9 million fund the plan. breakdowns list education, welfare, health, highways, and general government with fiscal 1966 figures and 1965 expenditures.
Gov. William H. Avery releases fiscal 1966 budget recommendations for state institutions. Read targets include Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital 539,472 and 517,026 for 1965 estimates. also industrial farm for women, industrial reformatory, state penitentiary, neurological institute, and multiple state hospitals with detailed 1966 and 1965 figures.
Puerto Rican Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez defends his title at the $57,500 Lucky International Open after a ruling allowed his special brace for a permanently injured left thumb. PGA director Jack Tuthill ruled the device not an artificial aid, enabling Rodriguez to compete. He shot 72 in the pro-amateur prelude at Harding Park, pairing with three amateurs for a top score of 58 in best-ball.
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