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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
2
The Kansas City AP market summary lists cattle with feeders steady and hogs mostly lower. Feeder steers and heifers show varied prices by weight, calves and mixed categories posted. sheep shows spring lambs at 24.00 to 25.50 and ewes at 4.50 to 7.00.
Kansas City reporting wholesale eggs level off with large eggs 80 percent A at 30 to 24 cents per dozen mediums 80 percent A at 21 to 25 cents per dozen butter unchanged as market notes.
Chicago wholesale dairy prices show butter unchanged and eggs holding firm. Grade A whites rise to 36 cents, mixed grades 34, mediums 26 with 75 percent or better grade A whites noted.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.59. No 2 red 1.50. Corn No 2 yellow around 1.30s. Oats No 2 heavy white 715s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.83. Soybean oil 9.18. Prices listed for grains traded in Chicago with no extra context.
In New York trading, glamor stocks fell while blue chips rose enough to lift the industrial average. Activity remained brisk but gains were eroded by profit taking and end of week adjustments, with preweekend operations damping the mood.
Kansas health officials report a sharp rise in accidental poisonings from paint thinner and pesticides as warmer months boost spring and early summer exposure. From April 1 to June 30 there were 249 total cases with 189 accidental, 47 deliberate, and 13 unspecified. Two year olds show highest ingestion rates, with children under five making up 61 percent of cases.
Fred McGowen was found guilty in city court of possessing a fish gig and obstructing fish passage near the Neo Sho River at Shaw on June 24. Clyde Beeler also pleaded guilty to similar counts. both were fined $10 per count with $150 appeal bonds. The case involved ditching a levee and a dip net, with McGowen claiming the gig is a pitchfork and used only to help crop protection.
Cessna Aircraft Co. in Wichita, Kansas, announces third quarter sales of 58,060,000 for fiscal 1967, up 10 percent from the prior year. After tax profits were 3,844,000 or 1.14 per share on 3,359,553 shares. Nine month consolidated sales reached 163,387,000, up 11,437,000 from the previous year.
The Santa Fe Railway announced the purchase of 200 dual purpose piggyback flat cars for 3.5 million dollars. The cars can handle containers or trailers or a combination and will be the first of their kind in service with deliveries starting in September.
Wichita residents Bud Lambert and Jerry Cutliff were among 74 aboard a Piedmont Airlines jet that collided with a private plane near Hendersonville North Carolina. The crash killed 82 people including the airliner crew. Lambert was vice president at Leavy Flarheim and Cutliff his assistant. Words and names: Theodore and Sarah Dore mentioned as related to another passenger.
A twin engine Cessna Skyhawk ditched about 440 miles southwest of Midway Island at 2 14 PM HST. The unidentified pilot was in a life raft awaiting pickup by a Japanese vessel. Coast Guard says a ship and Navy assets, including USS Du Pont and a Midway helicopter, are en route to assist.
A sheriff's deputy informed Violet Tilton her sports car was recovered in Johnson County Kansas after it had been stolen again in two months. She checked and found the car missing and saw an empty spot. The vehicle was found in flames by patrols.
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours of 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with 63 patients including adults, pediatrics and five babies. Wednesday admissions include Iva Kennedy, Jay L. Smith, Bobby Ennis, Com m ie Neely, Mel Bur dette, Glen Hurst, Tamar Reeves, Claude Morris, Irvin Spurling, Merritt Franklin, Carl Weiner III. dismissals include Steve Almond. Today’s admissions list Danny Ju lich and Randall Clarke. dismissals include Mel Burdette, Martin Raida Sr., Irvin Spurling, Bobby Ennis. Police Court actions include multiple DUI, intoxication and traffic cases with fines, jail terms, bonds, and suspensions. penalties range to 90 days jail for second DUI and concurrent sentences.
Gov Robert Docking announced at a news conference that he has chosen a candidate for appointment as livestock sanitary commissioner, signaling a showdown with the Kansas Livestock Association. He did not reveal the name, to be released Friday. The association’s 300 member executive committee has backed reappointing A G Pickett, while denying Docking’s request for an additional recommendation.
The General Assembly agreed to delay the Middle East session until Friday as talks between Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U.S. Ambassador Goldberg explore a compromise on Israeli Arab tensions. A broader cease fire and withdrawal remain unsettled amid limited progress and ongoing regional pressure.
Miguel Garcia Sr aged 86 of Ottawa died at home after months of illness. Born September 18 1881 in Zamora Michoacan Mexico he was a retired Santa Fe employee and First Baptist Church member. Survived by wife 1922. daughter Esperanza Espinosa Ottawa two sons Jesus and Miguel Jr Kansas City 16 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 30 a.m. Ottawa Towner Funeral Home. Charles E Schneider 37 a native of St Paul died at his Gladstone Missouri home. Married Lorenna fanatia February 11 1950. survived by wife son Richard L and daughter Patricia Jean of the home three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at St Charles Church Gladstone burial St Francis Cemetery St Paul.
Blanch Harvey 71 of rural Sterling died in a traffic accident Wednesday night near Sterling after a going away party for her and her husband. Her husband John 68 lost control of the car, the vehicle flipped over, and Blanch suffered a fractured neck and head injuries. John Harvey was listed in fair condition at a Sterling hospital. The Harveys had planned to move to Hutchinson.
The Arabs call for Israel to withdraw in exchange for recognition of Israel's right to exist and an end to the state of war that has persisted since the 1948 Palestine war.
Alice Anderes and Audrey Standfest, both drivers, collided about 11:20 a.m. yesterday at 4th and Ashby. Both vehicles sustained front end damage. Visitors to local residents included Mrs. Dorothy Burr of Phoenix and Mrs. Traina of Jenks among others.
Mr and Mrs Carl Burro Wichita Mr and Mrs Chet Calvert Topeka Mr and Mrs Dale Haskins Parsons Mr and Mrs Charles L Mueller Christy Cathy Craig Connie Jo Overland Park arrived Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Mueller's parents Mr and Mrs L T Lasley R on their return from a two week trip to the east Terry and Terra Lasley Leawood who had been visiting their grand parents for 10 days returned to Kansas City with the Muellers Wednesday
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