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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City AP reports cattle at 150 head with no price test and hogs at 3000 with varied 1 2 weight ranges from 210 to 255 pounds priced 21.65 to 23.25 per hundredweight. Sows show 25 lower to 17.00-20.00. Eggs wholesale large 80 percent A 27-33 cents, mediums 19-24 cents. Butter unchanged.
Chicago prices show butter unchanged and eggs steady to firm with small upticks. Grade A whites rise to 34 cents, mixed eggs to 34, mediums to 24, reflecting limited supply in the Chicago produce market.
Chicago trading update shows Wheat No 2 hard 1.53 to 1.54. No 2 red 1.46 to 1.47. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30. Oats No 2 heavy white 75. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.86 to 4. Soybean oil 9.17.
Wheat and corn futures trading data show varied bid prices with multiple grades listed. No 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 1.58 to 1.62, No 3 1.54 to 1.68, No 2 red 1.48 to 1.52, corn around 2.19 to 2.26 for maize, and oats and other grains noted with scattered ranges. Soybeans near 2.72 to 2.80, with bran and shorts priced 46 to 75 and 51 to 75 per sack respectively.
Police identified 61 year old George Edward Miller of Amarillo Texas and housed him in the city jail last night as a transient. Weekend guests of Mrs. John Schmutz at 315 S. Ashby include Mr. and Mrs. Gary Achenbach of Ponca City Oklahoma.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a request with the U S Supreme Court for a 30 day stay of execution for William F Zimmer 42 of Kansas City Kansas He was convicted April 1 1965 of kidnapping and murder in the 1964 case of Gladys Johnson whose body was found near St Marys Ran An appeal delayed the October 27 1965 hanging and the Kansas Supreme Court upheld the conviction April 8 Zimmer's rehearing was denied May 8 with Aug 3 set for execution the ACLU seeks time to file a certiorari petition.
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Wall Street moved higher in late trading with steels and motors leading gains while tobacco shares fell on profit taking. Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel gained about 1 2, Jones & Laughlin and U S Steel up over 2, Chrysler up near one point, tobacco stocks retreating amid filter news.
A 19,200 pound mosaic by 15 Kansas State University architecture students is installed on the Kansas State Hospital building in Topeka. The artwork stands 14 feet high and 40 feet long and depicts earth fire water and signs of life.
Washington officials say Middle East conflict will not trigger an immediate pullout by U.S. firms or a sharp drop in Arab oil dependence by Europe and Japan. The pace of change will be slow with nations seeking safeguards and possibly more national oil company control to secure supply.
The American Royal in Kansas City will inaugurate a grain show from October 13 to 21. George R. Shepherd notes Kansas City as the nation’s main market for hard winter wheat. The event, tied to the live stock focus, will serve as a show window for regional grain production with cooperation from the Kansas City Board of Trade and the American Royal Association.
Stacy Lynn Showalter one day old died Thursday at 2 30 p m at La bette County Medical Center Parsons born Wednesday at the hospital Survivors include his parents maternal grandparents George Kennedy St Paul paternal grandparents Barnes Showalter Erie A prayer service was held today at 11 a m at the Pierce Funeral Home with the Rev Robert Borger officiating Burial was in Easthill Cemetery under the direction of Pierce Funeral Home Erie Mrs E B Wood and Mr and Mrs F A Prosser received word today of the death of her sister in law Mrs E B Wood Kansas City The Prossers will attend the service in Kansas City this weekend.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census lists 63 adults and pediatrics and five babies. Thursday admissions include Jay Smith and Mrs. Henry Pearman among others with medical and surgical cases. Births include a son to Dr and Mrs John Billingsley. Dismissals feature David Webb Thomas Oliphant Harry Ehrman. Today admissions include Bradford Shields and Mrs Rollie Sperry. Dismissals include Arthur Krone Daniel Campbell and Mrs Ernest Kepley. Marriage licenses issued for Manuel Aguilar and Rachel DeLaTorre, and Gerald Warren and Ina Mae Shreve. Police Court action notes Bill Gaudern speeding with $10 bond.
Republican Sen. Everett Dirksen plans a memory filled stop this afternoon at Ft. Jackson Army post before a GOP fund raising dinner in Columbia. The 71 year old Senate leader, who trained here fifty years ago, will tour the post and attend an honors event.
State of Kansas Neosho County Probate Court appoints Robert L. Briley as administrator with will annexed of Rozelle Follett Brecht deceased. Creditors must file demands within nine months of first publication July 14 1967. attorneys Balch & Briley Chanute Kansas represent administrator.
Britain and France backed a resolution to cancel Israel’s plan to unify the Old City of Jerusalem. Lord Caradon and French Ambassador Seydoux urged the Security Council to force Israel to abandon its action while Israel defended a unified administration. The Assembly was expected to approve the Pakistani backed measure.
State of Kansas Neosho County notices estate matter for Lester Owen Kuykendall. Edna Midcap, executrix, petitions for final settlement, fees, and heirs determination. hearing set for August 7, 1967, Erie Court. Attorneys Balch & Bailey, probate judge Alberta Gough seal.
Local news briefs from Chanute Kansas dated Friday July 14 1967 cover community events including civic notices and school or church announcements. Read as a compact snapshot of a Friday edition page two.
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