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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
2
Hogs 3 000 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower sows 50 lower prices per hundredweight given for various weight classes. Sheep lambs 25 50 lower ewes steady spring lambs up to 50 higher cattle 1400 calves 50 term inal auction prices steady to weak feeder and slaughter classes shown with ranges. Wheat corn oats rye futures quoted with percentage moves and July prices.
In Chicago the butter market held steady with no price change. Egg prices were irregular with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 29 cents, mixed at 29 cents, mediums at 26 cents, and standards at 27 cents, reflecting a mixed trading day.
Chicago AP reports grain prices with Wheat No 2 hard around 1.4820 per bushel and No 2 red about 1.4420. Corn No 1 yellow near 1.3640, No 2 yellow around 1.3640. Oats No 2 heavy white about 0.7340. Soybeans No 1 yellow near 3.0300, soybean oil at 0.1000. Soybeans closed two cents lower with July futures at the higher price level.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and Joan Hovorka advertising manager. It notes editions published evenings except Sunday and outlines circulation areas Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties with subscription rates.
Readable fragments show market listings for eggs by grade including Grade A Extra Large and Grade A Large, with quoted cents per dozen for several grades. Also mention of cream products and prices for roosters and hides, with scattered figures and trade terms.
Wheat prices fall to 14 high er with No 2 hard and dark at 1.40 to 1.60. No 2 white corn ranges 1.65 to 1.82 with No 3 at 1.40 to 1.78. Soybeans bid 2.88 to 2.98 with sacked bran 38.50 to 39.25 and sacked shorts 40.50 to 41.25.
The Rev Ernest Kober of Mound Valley has accepted the call to pastor Bible Baptist Church at 3rd and Wilson, serving until Sept 1. He is noted as one of the worlds 12 glass blowers with a state board contract to demonstrate the art in schools and colleges. He travels about 15000 miles yearly, previously pastored locally for three years in the 1950s, and has about 30 years in ministry. He will conduct Sunday services.
Instruction fragment directs readers to call a Tribune number after 6 p.m. If the primary contact is unavailable, a secondary line HE 1-3400 is provided for after hours inquiries.
Wall Street cooled from two days of sharp gains as the market cut early losses late in the day. About 44 million shares changed hands, compared with 6.93 million the prior session, with corporate and Treasury bonds holding steady.
The Missouri River rising water floods thousands of acres from the Nebraska line to west central Missouri. High water closes highways 65 south of Carrollton and 23 south of Concordia. Crests near flood stage are predicted for Lexington Waverly and Jefferson City with minor overflows on nearby creeks and rivers.
The Labor Department reports the June unemployment rate rose to 4.7 percent from 4.6 percent in May. Officials say the uptick does not alter the long downward trend. Women’s rate rose while men’s fell slightly. teen unemployment remained high.
Hutchinson Kansas AP The Kansas State Reformatory increases honor camps from three to five Superintendent John Munns announced Wednesday A new camp opened at Chaney Reservoir near Wichita this week with another planned at Pomona Lake south of Topeka The system already runs camps at Kanopolis Lake Turtle Creek Reservoir and Toronto Reservoir Trustees are assigned to work details at the camps
Virginia Beach reports Surfy a 50 pound seal who first boarded a motorboat, then later wandered near a Marine seashore rifle range before being tranquilized and captured. Marines struggled with lassoing him while he evaded ropes and wrapped in a poncho. The seal was transported to the zoo for confinement.
John Paul Jones, 51, of Buffalo, died this morning at his home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home.
Victor F. Petruzzelli of Overland Park suffered rib fractures and minor cuts in a highway crash south of here on US 169 near the Earlton curve during rain. His car skidded and struck the wheels of a semi driven by Ralph B. Lucas of Oak Lawn Illinois. Lucas and his assistant were uninjured.
Local notes from Chanute July 1 1965 include community updates and small notices. Details cover civic events nominations and upcoming meetings affecting residents.
Mr and Mrs Scott Phillip of 103 S Steuben came home Tuesday from a 15 day trip visiting Chicago and areas in Minnesota and Wisconsin Rex Greene of Tulsa was booked at the city jail as a transient He was released today with plans for admission to a veterans hospital A radar check on South Santa Fe led to two citations Bennett L Wright Iola 43 mph and Lawrence E Noakes Erie 46 mph Wright posted a 10 bond Noakes bond or hearing pending
Charles L. Cox reported minor damage to the left front door of his 1961 Buick while parked on Main. A Lee Way semi-trailer detached from its tractor at 7th and Lincoln and breached a yard at 633 S. Lincoln. a Chanute truck assisted in moving the trailer.
The Vatican observer said Pope Paul VI may attend the UN General Assembly session beginning September 21. Msgr. Alberto Giovannetti expressed hopes the Pope could address the 114 nation body during the 20th session, with a possible visit between the fall start and Christmas recess.
A congressional compromise establishes that all cigarette packs must bear a conspicuous warning reading Caution Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous To Your Health. Advertising warnings are barred before July 1, 1969 with possible review before that date. Penalties: up to 10 000 dollars.
Daily Transcript records Wednesday admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Admissions include Mrs Lee Kennedy Stark medical Joseph Kennedy Tulsa Florence Wininger 119 N Western medical Sandra Cookendall Humboldt surgery Everett Blackwood 601 S Kansas medical. Dismissals list Nathaniel Colbert Coffeyville Evelyn Fazeley R 4 Viola Woodward 15 E 12th Leland Paquette 304 S Larson Clementine Haight 1208 W Elm Amelia Long 823 N Garfield Susan Jones Buffalo Richard Embry 215 N Garfield Ellen Moore 609 N Santa Fe Burtis Long Erie.
A car driven by Gary O. Robkin of Tulsa and a bus operated by Bill Ross of Bixby collided at a railroad crossing on US 169 about 3:30 p.m. yesterday, near the city limits. Passenger C. P. Borden of Neodesha sustained minor injuries but refused medical aid. Damages were estimated at $400 for the 1965 Plymouth and $200 for the 1956 GMC bus.
Topeka AP says 63 Kansas districts unify today with Hutchinson and Great Bend granted one more year. Forty one small cities align with prior district lines, not expanding beyond 13 square miles. A further 125 districts enter a one year interim phase with current boards and new unified boards preparing for next year’s changeover.
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