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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
2
Cattle at 1 500 head with steers and calves steady to 25 lower and prime steers 26.00 to 27.75. Hogs 2 500 head with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 lower and sows 50 lower. Sheep 400 with spring lambs 25 lower and prime 23.73 to 24.25. Eggs and dairy items show various price ranges for large A, mediums A, small A and wholesale eggs, with butter and fryers unchanged.
The Parsons market reports U S No 1 and 2 hogs at 23 25 to 23 80 per cwt in specific weight brackets with sows and boars priced down to 13 00 and 17 00. Cattle show ranges for grain fed steers and heifers from 22 00 to 36 50 with various grades and weight classes, veal and stocker calves listed, and cows and bulls priced across multiple categories. Sheep note higher finished lambs up to 24 50, feeder and culled lambs, and slaughter owes and breeding owes pricing.
Chicago AP notes live poultry and butter unchanged. Eggs hold steady with Grade A whites 30 percent mixed grades 70 plus percent, including mediums at 26 and standards 26, checks 21½.
Chicago grain prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1.54 1/2, No 2 red 1.49, corn No 2 yellow 1.31 4, oats No 2 heavy white 71 1/4, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.81. New standard wheat up 2 cents, July at 1.44 1/4, corn mixed, oats up 3 1/2, rye down, soybeans mixed.
Wheat prices ranged from 1.49 to 1.57 for No 2 hard and dark hard, with No 3 at 1.48 to 1.51. corn values fell to 1.55 to 1.75 for No 2 white, oats unchanged, maize at 2.05 to 2.15, rye 1.04 to 1.09, barley 1.04 to 1.09, soybeans 2.65 to 2.75, sacked bran 40.50 to 41.25, sacked shorts 41.50 to 42.25.
Wall Street traded in a mixed pattern late afternoon with moderate volume around 4.5 million shares. Corporate bond prices were mostly unchanged while U.S. Treasury bonds edged lower.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Missouri Pacific Railroad to abandon 95 miles of track in Missouri and Kansas.
Guam based B52 jet bombers attacked Viet Cong installations 30 miles north northwest of Saigon in Binh Duong Province dropping 500 tons of bombs. The raid, ordered at the Vietnamese government request, aimed to harass and disrupt Viet Cong activity as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces reported heavy casualties in the week.
In San Francisco more than 50 elementary students gathered to honor Officer Edward Lawson who is recovering from a concussion. They bought a television with pennies saved and presented it on his balcony after a farewell march from Argonne School.
Washington officials and educators clash over a proposed national assessment of educational progress. Proponents argue it reveals how funds impact schools and could raise commitment. opponents fear national standards and teaching to the test. They cite existing nationwide tests like National Merit and College Boards as sufficient.
Mr and Mrs D L Geeding attended the Oklahoma State Convention of Veterans of World War I in Lawton with a Fort Sill tour. City brief items include a major surgery for Mrs Alvin Porter Jr in Kansas City and a Fort Scott World War I Barracks picnic. Police reported a two car collision at Main and Grant with minor damage and no arrests. A clock radio theft from Chanute Iron and Metal Co was reported and Dr Billy LaRue extinguished a small fire in an alley behind his home.
President John son asked the Post Office Department to begin work immediately on a commemorative postage stamp honoring Adlai E Stevenson. The article notes that the denomination was not given.
CAPE KENNEDY FL AP The first of two Sentry satellites for detecting nuclear blasts entered a 69000 mile near circular orbit at 1135 PM Tuesday. The twin should be in position Thursday. The 12 pound Pygmy satellite also joins the mission measuring natural space radiation.
New Delhi AP reports a government study estimates 15 million children under 15 work in India. Farmers hire children in fields while urban households employ them as domestic and personal servants.
Admissions Tuesday include Mrs Thomas Neagle Humboldt medical Mrs Wayne Grove 512 S Evergreen surgery Mrs J Henry Hazen Eric medical Harriet Larson 105 S Plummer surgery Ralph Glover 117 S Plummer medical Mrs Harry Jackson R 3 medical Edgar Tilton Melvern medical. Dismissals Tuesday include Bruce Parker R 4 Mrs Earl Drake 1401 S Plummer Ernest Wahl 1210 S Highland Mrs William Autry 711 S Highland Leo Donovan 330 W 6th Robert Henderson Humboldt Dewey Smith Humboldt Ed Noland 402 W Ist Admission today George Fletcher Thayer medical Dismissals today Lloyd Eas ley Buffalo Ralph DeCanniere Humboldt.
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