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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City AP markets show cattle 1 200 head calves 25 feeder cattle steady to 10 50 higher with weight classes listed. Hogs 5 000 mostly steady to 25 lower with 1 2 200 240 lb 23 25 75. sows 17 25 20 50. Sheep 250 spring lambs 50 75 higher. ewes steady. prices for various lambs and supplementary grains provided.
AP reports wholesale eggs show large 80 percent A 21-27 and medium 0 percent A 17-20 in Kansas City. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago reports butter prices unchanged and eggs steady to firm. Prices show 0 to 3 percent gains with white eggs graded at A, whites averaging 28 to 28.5 cents, mixed 28 cents, mediums in the low 20s.
Chicago grain and soybean futures opened higher on a mixed session with wheat gains and corn and soybeans near unchanged. July contracts showed narrow moves, with oats and rye also largely steady amid fluctuating demand signals.
Wheat prices at Kansas City futures show 341 cars down 1 and 1 1 2 cents with No 2 dark hard and other grades trading around 1.61 to 1.68. Corn components list 6 cars unchanged up 1 cent with No 2 white near 1.42 to 1.48.
Chanute Tribune masthead lists staff roles and contact info. Includes publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John iloworks and advertising manager Fay D Clopine with circulation manager Ben Nicholas. Subscriptions varied by region and delivery method across Kansas counties.
The New York market stayed marginally up on the day with active trading of 7.63 million shares. The Dow dipped slightly while more than 100 issues posted gains as strength spread Tuesday but telephone shares weakened the wider market.
The Wichita City Commission approved two bond issues totaling 1 315 000 dollars. A 700 000 dollar revenue bond funds construction of a golf course near Municipal Airport on the west side. A 615 000 dollar industrial bond finances a new plan for the Miro-Flex Co. plant.
The Defense Department named Army Spec. 4 Kenneth E. Coe of Harper Kansas among servicemen killed in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coe of Harper.
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital and a patient census 49 with adults and children. Admissions and dismissals are listed for several residents, along with multiple police and city court actions including speeding disorderly conduct illegal parking and a parole revocation with six months jail.
Police logged a minor crash at 1:05 p.m. yesterday when Harold Sparks backed a pickup camper from a South Evergreen space and scraped James McNeal’s oncoming car. Late last night a second collision at 216 West 3rd injured Terry Gard and damaged a parked 1959 Ford owned by Ranz Motors. Gard faced a careless driving citation.
J. O. Adams, assistant state highway engineer, told Rotary that per mile highway construction costs will rise to meet new federal safety and beautification programs. He warned Kansas could lose $42 million yearly in federal grants if requirements aren’t met. He said safety measures should cut property damage and deaths from serious accidents. The meeting was led by Walter Poor at the Tioga hotel.
Mrs. Mary E. Goodseal 82 died at Wheatley Providence Hospital in Kansas City after living in Chanute most of her life. Survived by four sons, two daughters, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Funeral at New Hope Baptist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Pearl G. Brown 80 died at Neosho Manor nursing home. Survived by a daughter and son, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary.
Ernest Duane Olson stationed at Little Creek Amphibious Base Virginia is on an 18 day leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Borgen 812 West Elm and his brother Mr and Mrs Robert Olson and family in Iola His family also hosted a visit from Mr and Mrs Cooper Rollow Bill Carol Jean and Sally who returned to Elmhurst Illinois after a two week stay with his mother Mrs Herbert Rollow and the Rollow family in Route 4 and with Alan Rollow Lana Kirk Christy Lynn Kenny and Dennis.
Delmer Miley said a two week loss of wrenches and a inch socket set from his home. Rev. J R Hale reported youths damaged shingles on a garage behind Grant Avenue Baptist church. Frank Bonilla reported four hubcaps stolen from his wrecked 1964 Chevrolet parked outside a Ford garage Tuesday night.
G E Cauble a veteran gardener living south of town displayed a king size onion from his garden at The Tribune office. The giant yellow fruit measured fifteen inches around and weighed one and three quarters pounds. Cauble noted the moisture helped crops grow.
Lawrence Kansas AP reports assistant state penal director John C Hazlett suffered back and chest injuries in a fiery crash on US 40 west of Lawrence. He was en route to Topeka when his car skidded and flipped then struck gas pumps igniting a blaze that burned Hazletts pickup and caused about 6000 dollars in station damage.
Memorial service for Clar ence E Nicklin will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Elm wood cemetery. His daughter is Mrs. Harley Nelson of 706 S Plummer.
In Bukavu and Kisangani clashes between Congolese forces and foreign mercenaries were reported as grave. Mercenaries were airlifted to Bukavu and Kisangani, with Congolese counterattacks noted, Mobutu declaring a nationwide state of emergency and accusing Western invaders to the UN Security Council.
Dictionary style note urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier by phone and provides an after hours number HE 1 3400 for reachability after 6 p.m.
Salina police nabbed two men inside the Moose Lodge early today as a heavy safe was being peeled. Two others fleeing in an automobile were held nearby after officers spotted them running toward a car. Names given by suspects were believed to be alias. further checks needed before charges. The safe dial was knocked off and lights were out. the vehicle was registered to a Wichita woman.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip returned by plane to London after a weeklong visit to Canada's centennial celebrations and Expo 67.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Lions International convention that the United States will remain in Vietnam until the South Vietnamese people secure a free government and the right to work out their future. He linked Vietnam to broader regional peace and stressed stopping North Vietnamese aggression rather than demanding unconditional surrender.
Rep. Joe Skubitz requests KG&E President Gordon Evans study locating a new power plant in Kansas fifth district. He cites KG&E’s Kansas focus and his district’s abundant coal gas and oil resources in urging the plant be sited in state.
Washington AP reports the Navy records 28 sailors who left service this year after LSD trips. Admin discharges for drug possession or use rise through five months, totaling 187 since February, versus 176 in all of 1966. LSD ban cited in new Navy regulation.
Milford Magee of Topeka surrendered his license to practice law in Kansas after being named defendant in a disbarment accusation. The action was announced Wednesday in Topeka.
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