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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle insufficient for price test with 200 head and lambs 25. Hog sales reach 1,500 with steady to 25 higher, distribution across weight ranges. sows steady. Barrows and gilts sold 200-26, 260-275 lb 23.75-24.25, 190-197 lb 23.50-24.00, 300-400 lb sows 20.75-21.75, 400-600 lb sows 19.50-20.75. Sheep at 25 with not enough to test.
Kansas City reports consumer eggs unchanged while wholesale large eggs run 80 percent A 31 33 and mediums 80 percent A 26 28. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers stay level at farm 14 142 and delivered at plant 15 2 16 2. Butter prices also unchanged.
Chicago grain market reports mixed moves across wheat corn and oats with July futures showing varied shifts. Wheat gains at times while soybeans and soybean oil move down slightly and other grains hold or rise in limited ranges.
Market report lists wheat 265 cars with various grades from 1.43 to 1.58 per unit and corn 21 cars with white No 2 at 1.67 to 1.87, No 3 1.41 to 1.83, oats and rye prices, barley and soybeans ranges, plus sacked bran at 39.00 to 39.75 and sacked shorts 40.00 to 40.75.
A battery operated toothbrush in a suitcase at Newark Airport caused a bomb scare as luggage handlers heard a whirring noise. Police isolated the bag, opened it, and removed the batteries before repacking it. The owner remained unknown and the bag proceeded on the next flight to Miami.
In New York the stock market moved aimlessly in dull late trading with about 3.9 million shares, down from 4.42 million the prior day. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. government bonds held steady to modestly higher as closing prices rolled in.
In Riyadh and Jeddah shops sold a wide range of record players after religious codes were relaxed. Taxis in major cities fitted with players stream Western or Oriental tunes, while luxury models and walnut cabinets appear in shops. The News also notes Ketchikan as the wettest U.S. city with about 150 inches of rain annually.
The Chanute Tribune for Friday July 16 1965 presents local notices, community updates, and brief items from Chanute and surrounding area. Readers see city happenings, event reminders, and small community notices typical of a mid‑1960s rural Kansas newspaper.
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital including names and addresses such as John Mullen Westview Nursing Home Mrs Vina Hoisington 1015 S Santa Fe and Mrs Jean Longbine Kansas City with surgeries for some. Police court actions include James N Lewis Jr reckless driving bond posted and Joe Rogers no tail light with bonds. plus marriage licenses issued for Swiler Sass and Smith Wilhite.
Gov. William H. Avery announced a federal proposal to take over the Schilling Air Force Base hospital as a rehabilitation center. The building, one of Salina's newest at the base, would require at least $100,000 in state funds. He plans to explore the idea in two weeks, with final decision pending Legislature and possible extended deadlines.
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission notes hot weather and light rain have cleared many streams. Best action occurs late evening and early morning with channel catfish biting on commercially prepared baits and night bass fishing using top water lures and minnows. Southeast Pomona Reservoir reports fair black bass, channels, crappie and sunfish. Fall River Reservoir good for channels, flatheads and drum with some white bass. Toronto Reservoir good for channels and drum, fair for black bass crappie and flatheads.
Two sharp earthquakes hit a broad stretch of Southern California within hours of each other late Thursday and early today. No injuries or damage were reported.
President Johnson led a national tribute at the National Cathedral for Adlai E. Stevenson ambassador to the United Nations. Thousands filed by his flag draped casket as 2,000 notables gathered for the crossing ceremony with Judge Carl McGowan delivering the eulogy and Dr. Richard Graebel presiding.
Woodson County state lake reports fair for black bass, channels, and crappie while Wilson County state lake and nearby strip pits in Labette and Cherokee counties show fair to good results for multiple species. Crawford Neosho strip pits yield good numbers of channels crappie and white bass. Marais des Cygnes and Neosho duck areas are generally slow. Lake Parsons and Farlington lake show fair to good white bass channels sunfish. Montgomery County state lake good for black bass and channels. crappie and drum fair. Bourbon County state lake generally slow. Crawford County state lake No 1 slow with some black bass sunfish.
Pittsburg AP report on the 40th National Public Links Golf Tournament semifinals at North Park Golf Course. Young players Zampedro Bailey Dokka face Schroder in 36 hole matches with finalists to contend for the James D. Standish Cup and a National Amateur exemption.
Milton Neff 63 of 901 N Santa Fe died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Julia Mae and son Norval. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Johnson Chapel. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Robert S Creighton 79 died at Allen County Hospital Iola after illness. Survived by wife Merle, son Ferris, sister Mollie Norris, three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Humboldt Assembly of God. burial Mt Hope Cemetery. Harley H Moore death noted. service July 19 at Little Church of the Flowers Forrest Lawn Cemetery Glendale California. Survived by son Gordon in Mediterranean service and brother Gordon W Moore. father Colonel Moore formerly of Chanute.
Mrs Helen Corrinne Crowe aged 66 of 1411 S Highland died Thursday night in Neosho where she had lived since February 1. She was born February 19, 1899 in Leavenworth to W F and Emma Kollar. She married Ed Crowe December 7, 1918 in Greenville South Carolina and they moved to Chanute in 1920. She was a member of the Christian Church and is survived by her husband, a daughter Lillian Stowell of Yerington Nevada, a son William E Crowe of Imperial Beach California, and two grandchildren. The notice lists the service at Roy S Gibson Fu
Savory cheddar cheese biscuits rise fluffy with a light crumb, pairing perfectly with soup and a crisp salad. The cheddar adds a sharp tang that complements creamy blends and fresh greens.
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