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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
2
AP dispatch reports hogs 3,500 head with barrows and gilts 50 cents lower and sows 25 to 50 cents down. Barrows and gilts at 22.75 to 24.75, sows 19.00 to 22.00. Sheep 200 head, spring lambs steady with choice 23.75 to 24.25, ewes 5.50 to 6.75. Cattle 2,200 head, cows steady, utility and commercial cows 14.25 to 15.50. Feeder auction sees choice feeder steers 24.25 to 25.40, choice heifers 22.10.
AP notes consumer eggs steady with mediums at 20 23 cents and others unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent, mediums 80 percent at 26 28 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers priced at farm 14 14 2 and delivered at plant 15 2 16 2. Butter unchanged.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady and eggs firm with minor gains. Prices listed include White 70 percent or better grade A whites 31, mixed 31, mediums 26 and standards 27, checks 21 cents per unit.
Wheat and maize prices listed with various grades and car counts. Corn futures show declines, oats and rye move lower, soybeans near 2.72 to 2.83, bran and shorts prices reported. figures reflect trading ranges for wheat corn oats rye barley and beans.
In Kansas City, three Overland Park youths died when a small foreign car hit a convertible near a tree limb blocking List Street. Victims were Thomas Flint 17 William Flint 15 and Larry Mills 19. A fourth teen, David Wilson 19, was critical. two 19-year-olds in the convertible were injured.
A Kansas City Transit Co. bus struck a truck on the Intercity Viaduct during the evening rush hour. Sixteen passengers sustained minor injuries and received first aid at St. Margarets, Providence and Bethany hospitals.
Blue chips pared earlier gains and the stock market held a firmer tone late in the session. Trading was moderately active with about 4.7 million shares changing hands versus 4.11 million the day before. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. government bonds remained unchanged.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Air Force delays launching two nuclear detection satellites after an Atlas Agena failure on the West Coast. Officials will not launch from Cape Kennedy until the cause is confirmed. At Vandenberg Calif the Atlas booster main engine cut out prematurely and the rocket was destroyed by range safety. The mission carried a secret military satellite.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses for medical and surgical cases. Police Court notes include Pat Walsh and John Aul tman for disturbing the peace with verdicts, plus fines and bonds for Earl Moore Bruce Anderson and Billy Fulcher on traffic charges.
Police responded to a resident report near City Park and found 11 year old Lavern Rippatoe with an injured foot at Neosho Memorial Hospital. A separate minor collision on Grant and Cherry damaged a 1963 Pontiac and a 1960 Buick.
Beauties from around the world arrive in Miami with three more planeloads carrying about 45 of the 75 contestants. Formal competition starts next week and the Miss Universe crown will be awarded on July 24.
Lt. Col. George F. Bauman, a veteran pilot with four decades of combat, commands Marine Hueys in South Vietnam. He and Lt. George Dechant supported a Marine strike, cornered Viet Cong suspects by river, and Bauman landed to guide ground troops. One Viet Cong was killed after fleeing into the water. four to five others were rounded up. Bauman, famous for WWII missions and Korea transports, has flown eight missions in two months in this dangerous area. The squadron motto honors courage and duty as Bayman's Raiders.
Walnut High School Class of 1950 held its 15th anniversary reunion at the Country Kitchen near Erie with 14 members plus spouses. President Dorothy Rickett and Howard Kennedy organized plans. attendees shared memories, letters from absentees were read, and couples from multiple cities connected. The Walnut Wonder Workers met in June and July, and many families and former teachers joined events. among news were births, travels, and military updates.
A Flu ber family reunion took place July 4 at the VFW hall near Erie. Attendees include Mrs. Mary Kennedy and many relatives from Walnut Chanute Paul Richards Mo Kansas City Wichita Fort Scott Lenexa Mound City New York City and other towns.
Long list of visitors and weekend guests to Benedict area families. Includes relatives from Garden Grove Whittier Phoenix Cherryvale Independence Parson s Wichita and Chanute. Notable mentions Frank West Lou Cox Huggins Gallon and the Scott family.
Twenty eight SPARS complete training in New London Connecticut marking the first class since World War II. Upon completion they move to office assignments as part of their year on active duty.
Julie Louis of Fort Lauderdale and John Klade of Hollywood were jailed 17 days in Pinellas County awaiting trial on traffic violations after failing to post 50 bond. They were released after pleading guilty to the charges in Clearwater.
A Saturday lake party celebrated Thayer A's mother Mae Crowl of Chanute with forty two guests. Parsons families joined others for picnics and birthday greetings as Lee marked his birthday. Dale VanMeter and children visited from Leavenworth while Diane Powers returned from Parkville and joined Wayne VanMeter and family. Everett Thornton hosted ice cream cake and cookies with Odoms Walker Thornton and Umbarger families attending.
Governor Otto Kerner signed a law permitting public school teachers to spank unruly students. He said the measure, backed by teacher associations admins and parents, is to defend against harassment suits and not to permit beating.
Joyce Hopkins a brown eyed 16 year old Glen Burnie girl was named Miss Black eyed Susan at a pageant Wednesday night.
Chanute Tribune issue details staff roles and mailing rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Subscription prices listed for various durations. Publication notes include evening issue timing and AP news rights.
Word reached Mrs. Marvin Phillips of Floyd Billington's death in Kansas City. The son of Ron and unknown Billington of Joplin, he received military funeral honors at Fort Leavenworth. S. A. Williams learns of Ira Bryson's death in Oklahoma City, with a funeral at the Christian church on Saturday at 4 p.m.
The JayCee wives held a monthly meeting at the Orchid Buffet with Mrs. Hans Herold presenting an arts and crafts program. Mrs. John Pate served as program chairman. A dessert course was served to 12 members. The next meeting is set for August 19 at the Orchid Buffet.
Advertises Galaxen tablets available without prescription to remove fat and extend life. Claims easy swallowing, a $3.00 price, and a money back guarantee on return to the druggist with no questions asked. Sold by Casey Drug Store 12 E Main Meit.
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