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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle prices advancing with calves steady, steers 23.00 to 25.00, hogs up 30 to 75 cents for barrows and gilts, sows 25 to 50 higher, sheep steady with spring lambs 22.75 to 23.00, other livestock categories listing mixed gains and steady reads across cows bulls and veal calves.
U S hogs and cattle prices shown for various grades weights and classes. Hogs list U S Nos 1 2 3 and sows with weight ranges and prices, stages and bears noted. Cattle prices include grain fed steers and heifers 600 700 pounds U S Choice 20.50 22.00, Good and Standards ranges, calves and stocker figures, multiple weights and quality tiers.
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AP reports wholesale eggs in Kansas City show large eggs 80 percent A 33-35 with most 34, mediums 80 percent A 26-28 mostly 28, while other produce remains unchanged.
Chicago market notes show live poultry unchanged with butter eggs remaining steady. Agency reports no changes in prices across these basic commodities as trading continues in calm midweek sessions.
Chicago grain futures end lower with Wheat No 1 yellow HC down about 2-15 to 1.41 and Corn July around 1.28, Oats July near 60 cents, Rye and Soybeans also easing. Soybean oil quoted at 8.55 as grains react to market shifts.
In Kansas City, wheat and corn prices show slight declines across grades. Wheat futures closed around 1.51 for No 2 hard and dark hard, while No 2 red and No 3 white varied between 1.48 and 1.59 as reports noted trading activity for 142 cars of wheat and 23 cars of corn with mixed prices.
Wall Street in New York saw a slight rise vanish late this afternoon leaving overall prices little changed for the day. Volume was about 4.4 million shares, down from 4.76 million Tuesday. Prices settled back as general interest lagged, with exceptions mostly in special situation issues. Bond prices were generally mixed.
In San Francisco AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater leads in the Republican nominating race. The AP survey shows Goldwater with 805 first ballot votes versus 169 for Governor William Scranton, 655 needed to nominate. Expectation grows as Wisconsin delegates may join Goldwater. Rep John Byrnes could announce support.
The quotation lists several grain prices including oats at 1.27 2, mixed oats 1.27 1.27, mile maize at 2.19, rye 1.12 to 1.17, barley 92 to 99, soybeans 2.43 to 2.50, bran 35.25 to 36.00, and shorts 37.25 to 38.00. No cars or munch are noted.
Argentina’s Diligenti quintuplets celebrate their 21st birthday split across Buenos Aires Rome and Vancouver. Father Franco Diligenti, a Milan native and industrialist, kept them out of the limelight since age seven after sending each child to separate English boarding schools. The siblings include Maria Fernanda and Maria Esther in Buenos Aires, Maria Cristina in Rome, and Carlos Alberto and Franco Jr. at the University of Vancouver.
News briefs note the death of Caldwell Davis, former Kansas Grange master and governor relative, with funeral in Blue Mound. Humboldt Nazarene revival ends Sunday. Pre enrollment at Kansas State University includes several local residents. Chanute police report parole warrant arrest and a minor traffic collision at Garfield and 6th causing modest damage.
The Fairfield Grange No. 1594 plans a Monday 8 p.m. meeting with each family asked to bring ice cream or cake. Sam R Rockley was taken into custody by Chanute police, and Mary Brinson reported damage to her car parked behind 13 N Lincoln from a collision near the above address.
At a National Association of Free Will Baptists convention in Kansas City Dr Herbert S Mekeel warned Protestantism will split into camps toward Rome or away from the Bible He noted ecumenical moves as signs of weakening faith and urged keeping Bible authority while addressing a proposed million dollar expansion of the denomination’s Bible college in Nashville with a move to the outskirts and a study for a vote at the 1965 convention
Mrs Lillian Oliphant 91 died at her daughter’s home after long illness. Survived by daughter Pearl Miller, Hazel Atkinson, Mildred McKinsey, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral plans pending Erie Funeral Home. Infant Belinda Sue Morris stillborn at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Parents David Lee Morris and wife, grandparents C A Patton and C A Morris. Funeral Thursday 10:30 at Roy S Gibson and burial Memorial Park Cemetery at 2.
Mrs. Gladys Gentle Singleton 56 formerly of Erie died at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after a three day illness. She was born February 7 1908 in St Paul and grew up there. She married Merle Gentle February 7 1927 and Jeff A Singleton June 19 1963. one son Steven Gentle Eric survives along with her parents William and (Missin) Hosey Parsons three sisters Nell Marie and Mrs Clarence Vitt and two brothers Ralph and Lawrence Hosey. Requiem high mass will be said at St Ambrose Erie Thursday at 1 a.m. The rosary is at 7:30 tonight at Pierce Funeral Home Erie burial East Hill Cemetery.
New Delhi reports prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri is shy yet humorous. A cabinet minister in the past, he once answered a doorbell with a joke about stenographers and hid behind his desk as visitors entered, amusing a servant and onlookers.
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Funeral services for Samuel Dean Kepley were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church with Dr. Duff D Wagoner presiding. Mrs. D A Finney accompanied on the organ by Mrs. James Lusk sang Jesus Loves Me. Floral attendants included Mrs. E J King Mrs Bob Warner and Mrs Lola Kuykendall. Bearers were Oscar Cunningham Neal McCoy Willis Taylor and Jim Cooper. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday for Mrs Albert Bass and others with specific addresses, plus several with surgery or medical notes. Dismissals Tuesday include Mrs Oscar Haggard and Ed Hardendorf. Admissions today include Ode Toon and Ida Bishop with Buffalo and medical notes. Dismissals today name multiple individuals by initials and last names with addresses in Humboldt Buffalo and Kansas.
A nurse faltered at the admit desk as she asked Mrs. Anders to spell appendectomy. Helen Anders, an English instructor at Bigfork High School, assisted her husband Mr. Anders to a room, showcasing a moment of calm amid a tense moment.
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