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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
2
Cattle steady with steady calves and strong feeder prices. Hog prices mostly down with barrows and gilts easing to mid 20s and sows steady. Lambs show spring lambs up to 25 higher with high end numbers around 24.50. Butter and eggs unchanged in Chicago trade with live poultry prices steady for roasters and White Rock flyers.
U S numbers across hogs cattle and sheep show price ranges by grade weight and category. Hogs include boars sows and weaners with tops around 24 dollars. cattle list grain fed steers and heifers up to 36.50 and veal prime up to 26. cows bulls and stockers priced by quality. sheep report lambs and ewes with several dollar ranges.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg quotes hold steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 31 to 34 cents and mediums at 80 percent A 27 to 29 cents. Other produce prices unchanged.
Wheat and corn prices moved mixed with March soybeans down about two cents. Soybean oil traded near 10.05. Wheat and rye showed small declines while oats rose modestly. Wall Street regressed late in the session as volume reached about 4.2 million shares with bonds little changed.
Funeral services for Francis E. Sale 411 N Evergreen Topeka will be held at Grace Episcopal Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a Santa Fe engineer and is survived by his wife Thelma, a daughter, a sister and a brother. Coy Milton Neff funeral was at Johnson Chapel with burial Elmwood Cemetery. The notice ends with a recipe note about eggplant and vegetables.
Wheat prices rise modestly across No 2 and No 3 grades with values around 1.49 to 1.53 per unit. Corn slips with No 2 white around 1.74 and mixed lots 1.30s to 1.35s. Milo and rye edge higher while oats, barley, soybeans and bran/shorts dictate mixed activity.
The State University College of Forestry at Syracuse in New York maintains a library with nearly 100,000 volumes on forestry and related subjects.
The British Travel Association reported 68,000 American tourists visited Britain in May, up 10,000 from May 1964, despite U S pleas to curb foreign travel to ease balance of payments.
Civil rights groups picketed City Hall in Kansas City Kansas to protest city hiring practices. Members from the local NAACP chapter and the Congress of Racial Equality joined the demonstration during a City Commission session.
Laos Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma urged an immediate reconvening of the 1954 Geneva conference after a 45 minute meeting with French President De Gaulle. The Geneva talks had laid out border settlements for Laos Cambodia and Vietnam following France’s collapse in Indochina.
Lima police uncovered a large supply of explosives and bomb making materials in the Chorrillos suburb. Authorities believe the cache was intended for use in Communist terrorist bombings.
A four engine Viscount struck a chemical factory top and crashed while descending for landing at Liverpool Airport. Flames engulfed the wreckage, with police reporting no passengers aboard and two crew members missing.
U S crude oil and lease condensate output fell 6 800 barrels daily to 7 687 700 barrels in the week ending July 17 Kansas production averaged 274 400 barrels daily down 7 000 Oklahoma shed 1 500 to 556 300 barrels overall the Oil and Gas Journal reported Tulsa Oklahoma.
FAO expert Gudjon Silugason reports huge rice fed catfish sweeps into the Ganges Delta rivers during the monsoon. He and Pakistani partners using echo sounders landed as much as five tons in five minutes. Fish weighed up to 43 pounds, offering a major new protein source for East Pakistan.
The 12500 ton liner Seven Seas stranded 500 miles east of St John s New foundland reports All is well no requirements for assistance. Fire Saturday night disabled engines but no injuries. Cutter Absecon joined the ship and a tug will tow it to St John s with expected Friday arrival. 400 passengers and 210 crew aboard including 125 American high school students returning home after a year abroad.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Dewey G. Smith and Leonardo Barnett both of Humboldt for medical care, along with Norman Mead, Mrs. Daisy Sanders, and a patient at 1019 N. Santa Fe. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lee at 402 N. Garfield. Dismissals include Prentice Boyd and William Rensick. Today's admissions include Albert L. Bullock and Larry Titsworth with Bernice Nelson. dismissals list Amy Warner Norman Mead Oren F. Johnson George Cox.
Chanute district court filings include Roberts versus VanMeter with judgment, Smiths versus Burris et al for quiet title, Braum versus Ward et al for quiet title, and Simmons versus Simmons in a divorce. City court highway patrol listings report numerous speeding, improper passing, failing to signal, and stop sign violations with fines up to $19 and costs. Building permits show Frank Washburn farmhouse, Berthot hamburger drive in, Lowen garage. costs and dates not specified.
Ghana's high commissioner to London Kwesi Armah flies to Hanoi amid reports President Nkrumah refused Ho Chi Minh's invitation. A Ghana spokesman would not confirm the rejection but said Armah was sent in his place. Nkrumah participates in a Commonwealth peace mission to view terms to end the Viet Nam conflict.
LOS ANGELES AP The path to a final decree ending the marriage of actor producer Jack Webb and Jacqueline Loughery Miss U S in the 1953 Miss Universe contest opened today. Loughery had sued to set aside the property settlement alleging fraud duress and undue influence but dropped the suit saying the allegations were not correct. The settlement provides 99000 alimony in five years and a 35000 share of community property.
Among new students at Kansas State University Manhattan on Monday Jean Marie Groner of St Paul appeared for pre enrollment in home economics. Mrs Gerald Friederich of 620 West Beech reported last night that her son Douglas was bitten by a known dog whose owner was notified by police.
Police logged a 2 30 a m report of a quarrel between two youths over two girls. No complaints were signed, no arrests made, but allegations of personal injury and damage to a car radio and antenna were noted.
When Ellis Island passed to the United States Government it served as an artillery garrison and arsenal before becoming the chief immigration station in 1892.
Chanute Tribune local notices include staff credits and publication details. Advertising manager and circulation supervisor are listed along with printing and editing roles as the paper notes its evenings schedule and AP affiliation for republication rights.
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