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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
2
In Kansas City AP market rundown eggs for consumers show large A 30 to 35 cents, medium A 27 to 33 cents, large A 27 to 30 cents. Wholesale large 32 to 37 cents, mediums 30 to 35 cents at 80 percent quality. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas farm live fryers and broilers listed 12 2 to 13 percent at farm and 13 to 13 percent at plant.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady while eggs ease to lower levels. Grade A whites at 33, mixed 33, mediums 30, standards 32, dirts 30, checks 29 with most values around steady or slightly down. Market observes 70 percent or better grades.
CHICAGO AP Wheat sales were not reported with No 1 yellow corn at 1.23 and No 2 yellow at 1.23 percent. Wheat prices fell 1 to 4 cents a bushel at the close. March contracts cited. Soybeans also moved with mixed directions. Wall Street trading showed irregular activity with blue chips up modestly and volume around 4.1 million shares amid caution before the weekend. Government bonds rose while corporates were mixed. New York AP 1 p.m. stocks list shows ongoing uneven performance.
In Kansas City the AP lists wheat at 113 cars with varied bid ranges. No 2 hard and dark hard 2.18 to 2.41, No 2 red 18 2.18 to 2.24, No 3 2.16 to 2.23. Corn 113 cars largely steady to slightly lower. No 2 white 1.30 to 1.37, No 3 1.23 to 1.36. Oats 4 cars, barely changed. No 2 white 72 to 79, No 3 70 to 78. Mile maize 1.98 to 2.01. Kafir 1.93 to 2.05. Rye 1.39 to 1.46. Barley 1.08 to 1.15. Soybeans 2.65 to 2.70. Bran 40.75 to 41.50. Shorts 36.00 to 36.75.
Washington said the United States would contribute peace keeping troops to Cyprus if Britain Greece and Turkey accept terms for settling the Cyprus crisis. The proposed force would total about 10 000 with U S members between 1000 and 2000 drawn from NATO allies.
TOPEKA AP Three more candidates two former Democratic state chairmen announced they will seek election as Democratic national committeeman from Kansas. John Montgomery Junction City publisher William S Robinson Wichita attorney Leigh Warner Cimarron insurance man also in the race Frank Theis Arkansas City seeks reelection Paul Aylward Ellis Worth attorney and 1962 Democratic Senate nominee also announced candidacy.
A freight train collided with a bus near Cuernavaca killing 10 and injuring 32 of those aboard. All victims were Mexican.
Topeka area traffic deaths logged 24 hours to 9 am Friday show 5 fatalities for January and 50 for 1964 with a comparable 24 in the 1963 period. Authorities track daily totals and trends in road fatalities.
A W Calhoon, 107 E. 9th and former Independence resident, died in Redwood City California. Merle Calhoon has been summoned due to his father’s illness. funeral Monday at 10 a.m. at Layn Tinney Funeral Home. Mary Rector of Fort Scott, mother of Mrs Roy Lusk, died at Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott. funeral Saturday at Chaney’s Funeral Home at 3 p.m.
Mrs Jessie Parsons aged 80 of Lavenburg died last night at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Native of Bronson born October 21, 1883. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Ralston Hutton Funeral Home at Moran.
The funeral mass for Mrs Mary Stenger who died Thursday at her Walnut home will be held at 10 a m Saturday at St Patrick s church Walnut with Rev William Cremin officiating. Burial will follow in St Paul cemetery Carson Funeral Home Walnut is handling arrangements.
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle called for neutralizing Southeast Asia and argued relations with Red China are necessary. He defended establishing diplomatic ties with the Chinese Communist regime and avoided comment on the two Chinas issue. He stressed China’s influence on Southeast Asia and named Viet Nam Laos Cambodia India Pakistan and Burma.
Hyde Park New York AP President Johnson sent a floral wreath to honor Franklin D Roosevelt on the late president's 82nd birthday observance. The wreath was placed on Roosevelt's grave as family and officials marked the anniversary.
Evelyn Rothman aged 24 from Los Angeles died when her scarf became entangled in a ski rope at a lodge in Alta, Utah. Her husband Dr Ronald Rothman was accompanying her as a guest at the resort near Salt Lake City.
Police arrested two felony suspects yesterday and today including a 15-year-old BIS escapee from Topeka. Mike Thurman of Pine and Highland faced an Allen County warrant for assault and rape intent based on Tuesday night events near Stewart's Lake. Billy Garcia of 314 N Malcolm was jailed on a Reno County felony check violation warrant and later released to Reno Sheriff. Ralph Hathaway, 15, listed BIS escapee, held for BIS authorities after being taken into custody yesterday.
A two car collision at 116 W Main involving Roger N Prather 23 and Mrs Kelly Richwine 22 caused Richwine to be admitted for observation at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Prather’s 1964 Chevrolet sustained front damage while Richwine’s 1949 Chevrolet rear suffered $50 damage.
Ray Glenn Brown of 1219 S. Santa Fe pleaded guilty in city court to issuing a $10 no fund check to a Tommy Anderson fill ing station and received 30 days in county jail. He also drew 30 days for non payment of fines on two highway patrol charges running a stop sign and transporting an open bottle. Sentences run concurrently with court costs $8.80 assessed on the check charge.
A county survey details per pupil costs from $231 to $597 across districts, with Chanute and Neosho Valley Pupils as extremes. It notes transport expenses, staff qualifications, and facility ratings, urging consolidation and broader programs to meet House Bill 377 goals.
Budapest AP reports Lajos Czinege, Hungary's defense minister under communist rule, announced a 40 million dollar reduction in military expenditures on Thursday.
Hospital admissions Thursday include Elvie Rourk Humboldt for surgery and Glenn Doepke, also Humboldt, plus Harold Mount Erie and Lee Campbell Benedict among others. Dismissals list Frank Coble, Lonnie Brown, Charles Franklin, and Teresa Cleaver among those leaving. traffic citations noted with fines posted. Marriage licenses issued in Erie include LaRue Kinnie and Simpson pairings and Nicholison Fickel couples.
Mr and Mrs Roger Black of Wichita announce the birth of a son on Thursday at St Joseph’s Hospital in Wichita. Mrs Black is Peggy Wheatley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Wheatley of R 3. The couple also have a son Randy, age three.
Staff Sgt. Wayne A. McCown, a 1950 Chanute high school graduate, is stationed at Albrook Air Force Base in the Panama Canal Zone. His wife and 21 month old daughter, who joined him Dec 13, are among those evacuated recently and are living with her parents in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Raymond L. Dawson, a Tulsa University senior majoring in chemistry and a 1962 Cha nute Junior College graduate, has been accepted as a member of the American Chemical Society. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dawson of 410 W. 6th.
Bill Stahl, an employee at a cafe on Cherry and Santa Fe, reported to police at 3 20 a m today that hubcaps were removed from his car while it was parked near the restaurant.
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