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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
2
Cattle 400 and calves 25 with mixed grades. Hogs 3,000 down 25 to 50 on barrows and gilts and sows steady to 25 lower. Sheep 50 with no price established. Grains and feeds list oversimplified ranges including oats, maize, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts with varied quotes.
Kansas City report notes consumer eggs medium A 22 to 26 with other prices unchanged. Wholesale eggs large at 80 percent A 31 to 33 and mediums at 80 percent A 25 to 28. Poultry and butter held steady.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady while eggs hold or rise. Prices for Grade A whites reach 31 dollars per dozen with mixed at 39.50, mediums 25.50, standards 28.00, dirties 25.50, checks 24.00 as markets show no overall decline.
Three Kansas State University agriculture seniors received Kansas Production Credit Association scholarships for 1963 64 totaling 800 dollars. Recipients were Richard Gillaspie of Council Grove David Koch of Frankfort and Ronald Vern McKinzie of McCune.
AP market brief lists wheat prices with Nos 1 and 2 grades and slight moves, mentions corn prices by car numbers and weights, and notes packaging steps for deviled halves with wax paper. The fragmented text references carton replacements and color notes, reflecting a terse commodity listing style.
Ernest L. Manley, 20, of Buffalo Rh. 1 pleaded guilty in police court to reckless driving and resisting arrest. He was fined $50 for reckless driving and $10 for resisting arrest, payable $30 by July 19 and $30 by July 26. Charges of driving while intoxicated and with an inadequate muffler were dismissed. Police took Manley into custody last Sunday after which he was released on bond. The resisting arrest charge stemmed from him leaving the police station and trying to hide beside the building.
The New York stock market weakened with a moderate late decline as Chrysler slid. Daily volume was about 3.7 million shares versus 4.13 million the previous day. Most major stocks fell from fractions to around a point. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. government bonds were unchanged to slightly higher.
National Guard troops were ordered into Cambridge Maryland after roving gunmen wounded six white residents amid hours of racial rioting. Governor Tawes announced the troops would be deployed to restore order saying state police alone cannot ensure peace after conferring with the adjutant general and police superintendent.
Moscow and Beijing failed to meet for truce talks as Western observers doubt progress. Teng Hsiao-ping led Chinese delegates from their Lenin Hills residence to the embassy while Russians did not attend the conference hall. Beijing accused Moscow of exporting ideological quarrels to the government level and questioned the mutual assistance treaty signed in 1950.
A reader asks if a carless man should pay for gas when out with a girl who has a car. The answer suggests stopping at a service station to fuel her car. Another question about addressing young girls in letters: use the prefix Miss rather than just the name Shirley Jackson.
Mr and Mrs Robert Talbot and sons Ronny Randy returned to Houston Texas after a ten day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie E Talbot at 1728 S Central and other relatives and friends in the area Dixie Smith returned to Fort Worth after a visit with her parents at 1729 Central and Herschel Woolery family in Thayer.
Mrs. Nelle H Stevens of Route 3 returned home Wednesday after a vacation of more than two weeks in the Hawaiian Islands. She attended the state fair in Honolulu, visited the USS Arizona Memorial, saw Hawaii statehouse, and met Governor John A Burns. On the way home she stopped in Los Angeles to see her nephew Earl Claus and cousins Keith Stark and Golda Cosner, and was met in Kansas City by her son and his wife.
Mrs. Anna Lou Mattrix, hostess at the Safari Museum, states the museum reached its 39,000th visitor this week. Guests from all 50 states and several foreign countries have toured the Chanute attraction.
TOPEKA AP insured unemployment in Kansas declined in the week ending July 6. The insured unemployment rate stood at 1.8 percent, down from 2 percent the prior week and 16 percent a year ago.
In a breach of contract case in federal court Wichita, U S District Judge Wesley E. Brown signed a consent decree. Wallace R. Noel of Wichita, owner of Cherokee Lanes at Arkansas City, admitted merits. Plaintiffs SMF Pinspotters, Inc. and American Machinery and Foundry Co. were awarded $29,191 and $134,400 respectively. The suit covered a buy and lease bowling equipment contract.
Thursday admissions include Fred Bicknell 612 N Lafayette medical Laura Keaton 115 N Highland medical Clark Anderson R 2 medical William Cooper Westview Nursing Home medical Mrs Paul Harris 329 W Sth surgery Jesse Johnston Thayer surgery Everett George Earlton medical Paul Young 232 N Grant medical Dismissals include Mrs John Long Humboldt Mrs Leo Rausch 517 N Santa Fe Floyd Claus 1314 S Highland Mrs Richard Lately R 1 Frank Stacey R 3 Admissions today Paul Dietrick Humboldt medical Mrs Jack Dudley Lode Calif medical
Dismissals today list William Bailey and others with addresses on Steuben Highland and Western. Gary W Goodwin and Kenneth D Jeffers faced fighting and resisting arrest at 152 S Highland Saturday night. Jeffers guilty on both counts and fined $10, Goodwin acquitted of fighting but guilty of resisting arrest and fined $5 to be paid by tomorrow. District Court filing at Chanute involves L L Rowan versus Florence Greiner and others, quiet fide.
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