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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1969
Page
4
Kansas City cattle and hog prices listed for various weights with feeder and slaughter market tones. Chicago butter eggs and milk product quotes appear with grade ranges. New York stocks slump with the Dow dropping over 10 points, trading active as analysts cite a credit crunch and high rates.
Neosho Memorial Hospital posts visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. daily. Patient census lists 64 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Admissions today include Gerald Dix Thayer medical Mrs William Bowker 1123 S Santa Fe medical. Dismissals Wednesday include Earl Beeler Sr Erie Mrre Francis Meeker 1417 S Highland Mrs Clifford Newton R 2 Mrs Ernest Stanley Humboldt Leonard Wheeler 612 Ft Main Dockie Sutton 1801 S Evergreen. Today Charles Tilman Humboldt Mrs Hazel Morelan 520 W 4th Mrs Jerry Denney and daughter Altoona Mrs Edward Myers 419 2 S Malcolm Mrs Linda Geib 711 S Allen. Births reported Mr and Mrs Richard Perez Humboldt 2 boys Wednesday. Police Court Action Charles Petty St Paul R 1 posted 10 bord on a charge of defective muffler Friday.
Deaths reported for Mrs Ray McDaniel formerly of Savonburg Sacramento Calif died Tuesday funeral and burial held today in Sacramento Hubert H Wilson to be buried Friday at First Baptist Church with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating Born April 12 1899 in Vista Missouri he married Zora Foster in Osceola Survivors include wife two sons two sisters a half brother and two grandchildren Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge
Washington AP report says a House judiciary subcommittee bypassed President Nixon's voting rights proposal and approved a five year extension of the 1965 act. Chairman Emanuel Celler said the administration plan to shift focus nationwide was not offered. The full Judiciary Committee is poised to approve the bill next week.
Berkeley AP report notes Dr Dan M Finch of UC says high intensity tail light lamps cut rear end collision risks in fog. He describes a three level system with normal night, ten times brighter for daylight, and several thousand candle power for fog driving.
Destructive storms moving from Kansas into Missouri and Illinois produced winds up to 120 mph and multiple tornadoes. Industrial and rural areas near Kansas City suffered major roof and building damage while floods affected large cropland along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Several towns reported power outages and widespread water in low lands and levee areas.
Erie county commissioners authorize rebinding of books in three offices. The register of deeds may spend 500 dollars, the clerk of district court 200 dollars, and the probate judge 100 dollars.
The Justice Department warned Georgia and Chicago over school desegregation. Gov. Lester Maddox lashed out saying ultimatums are rejected. Chicago officials denied faculty segregation and cited seniority in school placement.
A House armed services subcommittee warns a major tank shortage may develop as the Army prioritizes the Sheridan system. It accuses the Army of pushing Sheridan in 1959, halting M60 production in 1967 to build an M60E2, and selling M60s abroad while facing ongoing mechanical and ammunition problems.
News briefs note Mrs. Eva Blair of College Springs Iowa visiting her daughter and son in law Forest Richard son in Des Moines area since May. Also brief visit with Mrs Gertrude McClain in Chautepe exact spelling unclear.
Mrs. Ray Walsh of 612 Lincoln, Tulsa, undergoes eye surgery Wednesday at St. John’s Hospital in Tulsa.
Beth Christian sen is introduced as the new Fashion 220 consultant. Rush ton's Barber Shop at 10 South Evergreen continues offering haircuts for $1.50.
Three used bicycles offered at 15 dollars each. Pickup at 915 N Steuben or call HE 1 1538 for details. Advertises policy for ads priced 25 dollars or less and states ad limits for cash or stamps.
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