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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
2
AP report notes cattle 11 000 and calves 500 with limited sales down 50 to 75 cents. Hogs 4 500 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower, sows steady. Sheep 700 and wholesale eggs and Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers also listed. Butter quotes include grade A solid 67 and quarters 68.
Parson's market shows US No 1 and 2 grades 190-240 pounds at 17.25 to 17.50 dollars, bulk mixed No 1-3 230-270 pounds 16.25 to 17.00, sows down to 13.00-14.00, bears 8.00 to 10.00. Cattle and calves include grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 20.50-22.00, 700-900 pounds 18.00-20.00, calves 300-450 pounds 20.00-21.25, stock calves 23.00-25.50, heifers 17.00-22.00, bulls 16.00-20.00, stockers and feeders 14.00-25.50, yearlings 14.00-21.50, veal values 21.00-25.00. sheep and lambs with ewes 2.00-4.00 for slaughter.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs quoted with large size at 25 to 30 cents per dozen, mostly 27 cents, and medium at 22 to 27 cents as market shows modest variation. The notes reflect typical regional pricing and slight net changes for the period.
AP reports wholesale poultry prices down to up slightly with roasters at 23 to 26 cents per pound and special fed white rock fryers at 18 to 20. Butter remains steady with grade AA at 57.4 cents and other grades around 55 to 57. Eggs show little change with whites at 31 cents for top grades and other grades from 24 to 27 cents, checks 24.
Chicago reports show Wheat No 1 soft red at 1.47 and July futures at 1.427s, Corn No 1 yellow steady near 1.27 with July around 1.22s-23, Oats primed 61s-62 1/4 cents, Rye up to 1.26s, Soybeans around 2.49s to 2.51 1/2, Soybean oil at 8.20.
Kansas City market quotes show wheat mixed with slight gains for several classes and corn steady to down marginally with various No 2 and No 3 grades listed. Rye soybeans and barley prices appear in narrow ranges while wall street gains follow record AT&T and cement stocks with notable advances in tobacco and steel shares.
Lynda Bird Johnson, 20, toured Central Texas with Lt. David Lefeve, a Marine, visiting St. Mary's in Fredericksburg and St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. He drove the 50 mile Lyndon B. Johnson Ranch trip while a Secret Service agent followed. The couple have dated since May and this was his first visit as a guest at the ranch.
Listing of hospital admissions dismissals and births over Friday to Sunday. Names include Charles Pugh Marvin Abbott Marina Orozco William Hildebratt Laura Wall Mae Edmondson Marina Orozco births for James Allen Ishmael Martinez and multiple patients across Humboldt Buffalo Chanute Arkansas City and nearby streets with surgeries medical admissions and discharges noted.
Three Wichita youths died in separate incidents over the holiday weekend in Kansas. Rosco Allen Cain, 18, drowned while wading at Sandy Beach in Wichita near the city edge. Howard E. Dailey, 17, disappeared on a raft near Lake El Dora do after it drifted toward a spillway. Jack E. Martin, 45, drowned hunting frogs at a western Sedgwick County lake after stepping into a deep hole.
Washington AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater keeps an open mind on possible vice presidential choices as he campaigns for the GOP nomination. He has not asked anyone to join him, naming Rep. William E. Miller of New York and Rep. Gerald R. Ford Jr. of Michigan among potential running mates.
Funeral service for Mrs Edna L Nibarger was at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Friday afternoon with Rev Paul Wagner officiating. Mrs David Hanna sang with Beulah Johnson accompanying. Flowers arranged by Mrs Joe Adams and Mrs Randall Bell. Bearers were T M McQuinn E B Lynch Joe Adams W E Gericke Buford Allen and Randall Bell. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Salina physician and surgeon Dr. Laurence S. Nelson Jr. died Sunday in Houston after open heart surgery. A KU graduate aged 45, he served on the Blue Shield of Kansas executive board and held offices in medical groups. He was a Navy medical officer in World War II. His father also practiced in Salina.
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