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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
2
Livestock prices rise for cows and feeders with cattle showing gains while hogs and sows slip. Grain bids edge up in Kansas City and Chicago markets with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans listed across several grades and weights.
AP reports wholesale egg prices with grade A large 80 percent at 29-30, mediums 27-28, A butter steady at 78 per pound for solid quarter. The bulletin lists eggs and butter price quotes and ranges with grade distinctions.
Butter holds steady across all grades with AA at 93 score and A at 92. Grade B and C values appear with mixed figures. Eggs also steady with tone near 70 percent or better grade A whites at 29 and mixed 29. standards and checks around 27 and 23 cents per dozen.
In London a jewelry store was robbed over the weekend with losses totaling about 700000 dollars in gold and gems. Police reported the burglars disabled the alarm, bolted the door from inside, and ransacked safes while a large export order for Australia was ready to ship.
The remains of Apollo 1 crew Grissom Chaffee and White depart Cape Kennedy with honors for burial at Arlington and West Point. Memorial services and investigations frame a national vigil as questions linger about the cause of the deadly blaze during rehearsal.
Mrs Glen Martindale former ly of Chanute died today at Westvalley Hospital in Rese da Calif Memorial service and burial will be there under Johnson Mortuary. Mrs Bert J Carver 72 314 W 7th died yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an illness of one week. She was born Alta G Gentry Jan 13 1895 at Berryville Ark. She was married to Bert J Carver May 17 1911 at Fredonia. She moved to Altoona in 1897 and after marriage moved with her husband to Toledo Ore in 1941 where they made their home until 1950 when they moved to Chanute. Survivors include husband of the home two sons Carl M Carver Walnut Grove Mo and Lloyd W Carver Toledo Ore two daughters Mrs Virgil Doris Douglas R J and Mrs LeRoy Mildred Marsh Springfield Ore Two sisters Mrs Helen Erickson and Mrs Edith Whightsil Fredonia also survive One daughter one sister and two brothers preceded her in death. She was a member of Altoona Holiness church where the funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev Charles Douglas Parsons and the Rev R E Britton officiating Burial will be in Altoona Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home in Neodesha until 1 p.m. Wednesday.
An ambulance was sent to 1101 S High lands at 12 50 p m Saturday for Mrs Marjory Talmadge who fell and injured her leg. She was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Police were told of a minor traffic crash at a supermarket driveway in the 500 block West Main involving L K Cotton Stark and Wayne Engle Bluejacket Okla R 1. Engle's 1964 Comet had extensive left rear door damage with no damage to Cotton's 1961 Chevrolet pickup.
Mrs. Orr Henderson of 101 St. Kansas came home Saturday after two weeks away. One week was spent in Mercy Hospital independent, and another with daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tipton in Cherryvale. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. McBeath of 231 S. Wilson visited Altoona Saturday with local families. Eldon Penner and family were weekend guests en route from Liberal to Kansas City, where he transfers with Eastern Pan Handle Pipeline Co.
City workmen repaint corridors and rest rooms at the Memorial Building and undertake extensive remodeling in the chief of police office as the executive committee of the council reviews projects.
Midwest cities partially freed from last week's record snowstorm as daily traffic returns to main streets. Chicago reports a 26 inch total after another 3 inches as the death toll from the storm nears 100 with lingering icy conditions.
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce met at 2 p.m. in the chamber office. Tomorrow the public relations committee will meet at 3 p.m. In midweek, Wednesday, chamber manager Jack Groves will address Mrs. Ethel Allen's third grade class at Lincoln School about chamber work and its relation to city government.
Tokyo based AP reports Maoist loyalists claim to have surrounded rebel units in Sinkiang as fighting continues in the vast western region near the Soviet border. Beijing posters cite clashes between Liu Shao chi loyalists and pro Mao forces with truce talks suspended and armament demands issued.
Neosho Memorial Hospital records show 65 total patients including adults and pediatrics with new admissions on Saturday and Sunday such as Mrs. Alice Hempen Mrs. Marjory Talmadge and Robert Jasper Others placed under medical surgical or nursing care include Mrs Ed Shiflett Earl True Mrs Cecil Miller Vyrl Roberts Tasha Gibson and Maggie Doran Dismissals on Saturday and Sunday list multiple individuals and addresses Admission today notes Robert L Smith with medical care and several dismissals including Charles Wittich Keith Thompson and Victor Cawthorn along with others from various towns and streets
Former Ambassador George Kennan told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Communist world is no longer unified and the United States risks nuclear war if policies ignore shifts. He linked the hearing to broader questions on U S foreign policy and Vietnam.
Salina Kansas AP reports Thomas M Linnenberger 34 died after an injury at a house warming party for contractors who built the home A poker dispute preceded a fight witnesses say Linnenberger staggered and struck his head on a child's play pen Autopsy cites a blow to the back of the head No charges filed
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor. It details subscription rates by mail in and outside trade territory and Chanute post office boxholders, with carrier pricing in Chanute.
In St. Joseph Missouri workmen at the Carnegie branch library discovered a copy of Washington Irvings Rip Van Winkle hidden behind a shelf. The card showed it last checked out in 1918, meaning the book lay there for 49 years, more than twice Rip Winkles fictional sleep.
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