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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
2
Cattle 250 head with calves not established. hogs 2,000 head steady to mostly 25 cents lower. Barrows and gilts 195 to 250 lb 16.75 to 17.25. 250 to 275 lb 16.25 to 16.75. sows 270 to 350 lb 14.00 to 15.00. Sheep 400 head unchanged with good and choice lambs at 19.00.
In Kansas City area wholesale egg quotes show large eggs at 36 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents per dozen and mediums at 28 to 30 cents per dozen. Live fryers and broilers in Missouri and Arkansas priced at farm 13 1/2 to 13 1/3 cents and delivered at plant 13 1/2 to 15 cents.
Chicago AP reports dairy markets steady on butter with no change and eggs unsettled to down modestly. Grade A whites fetch 33 cents, mixed 33, mediums 26 1/2, standards 27 1/2, dirties unquoted, checks 23.
Hutchinson Kansas AP A District Court Judge ruled that changes of political affiliation are public records. Judge William Gossage ordered Reno County clerk Hubert Buckles to disclose names of individuals changing parties. The ruling counters the contention that declarations are confidential until entered in poll books.
Alcides Garcia a 41 year old watchmaker his wife Yoland a 32 and their sons Achilles 10 and Laertes 9 were injured when their milk truck overturned four times on U S 54 east of Greensburg Kansas while fleeing Brooklyn ethnic violence They suffered lacerations and bruises and their truck and household goods were damaged The family had moved from Brazil to New York six years earlier quoting highway patrolman Lloyd Mucklow about seeking safety away from the riots.
Wall Street in New York showed irregular, slow dealings with about 44 million shares traded. No major group led gains as steels airlines aircrafts chemicals and most rails slipped fractions while motors utilities metals and tobaccos were irregular. Early declines eased with mostly fractional changes and bond prices edging higher.
Seventy four dealers from 24 counties in Southeast Kansas and western Missouri attended a two day open house Wednesday and Thursday at Pioneer Hardware and Music Company wholesale warehouse. Dealers previewed Emerson's 1965 electrical product lines marking the firm's 50th anniversary in electronics manufacturing.
Chicago price listings show No 2 hard wheat at 1.56 with No 3 hard 1.55 1 2, No 2 red 1.46 1 4, corn No 1 yellow 1.23 4, No 2 yellow 1.23 4, sample grade 1.22 4. Oats No 2 heavy white 64 2 4, No 1 extra heavy white 65 2, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.50 4 4, soybean oil 8.50. Wheat closed down 2 cents, Sept at 1.42 4, corn down 4 7, Sept 1.18, oats mixed, Sept 61 4 2 cents, rye down 1 1 2, Sept 1.24 2, soybeans down 1 cent Aug 2.45 7 46.
Kansas City AP notes grain bids for Wheat 228 cars down 4 up 2 No 2 hard and dark 1.534 1.6194 No 3 1.514 1.594 No 2 red 1.524 1.5554 No 3 1.51. Corn 66 cars up 1% No 2 white 1.33 1.42 No 3 1.28 1.41 No 2 yellow and mixed 1.24 1.27 No 3 1.277 Oats 8 cars unchanged No 2 white 66 72 No 3 65 71. Mile maize 2.01 2.18 Rye 1.154 1.184 Barley 93 1.00 Soybeans 2.41 2.47 Bran 36.50 37.25 Shorts 37.50 38.25
The candidate attacks a federal Supreme Court decision on legislative apportionment, warning it could hollow out counties and shift power to a unicameral legislature. He urges restoration of constitutional checks and balances and promotes interstate cooperation while recounting recent campaign stops in Lola, Humboldt, Chanute, and plans for Girard.
Carl Watkins of rural Fredonia faced charges for driving without a license and reckless driving after a North Grant complaint. He pled guilty to the license charge and paid 10 dollars, and guilty on the reckless driving charge with a 25 dollar fine. Mike Joyce of 1210 West 3rd was charged with intoxication and resisting arrest, pled guilty, and paid 15 dollars on each charge. Two people named Rutter were cited for blocking traffic with their cars and posted 5 dollar bonds. A Chanute motorist turned in a mounted truck tire found along the highway near Humboldt.
Maurice Ranz of 210 S Plum and Mike Benson of 907 S describe a local directory entry. The fragment indicates two residents linked to street addresses but lacks further context or events.
Rep William E Miller relaxes at his Lake Ontario summer home after being named the Republican vice presidential nominee. He avoids swimming, reading mail at 5,000 pieces daily from offices and overseas, and plans to return to Washington Monday to confer with campaign aides. His wife and four children stay nearby.
Eleven young water skiers depart ST PETERS XL-FB Fila for a 1600 mile trek ending at the New York World’s Fair.
A Chanute mother said boys in a car followed her son, knocked him from his bicycle, and harassed him. Police reported a home break in at 1408 South Malcolm with a window screen removed. a piggy bank and fridge items were stolen. Larry Cleaver and David Rule reported a minor two car collision, with wife complaining of back pain.
Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson host their daughter and family Mrs Bobby Dean with Nancy and John Kerrville Texas The tale A Donkey For Abou will be read by Mrs Cresent Owens at story hour Saturday Story hour runs from 10 30 a m to 11 a m in the children's department of the Public Library
Dr Dwight Blackwood of 1309 W 4th travels to Wichita for a 30 minute television panel with Republican gubernatorial candidate Huck Boyd. They will discuss campaign issues ahead of the August 4 GOP primary. The program will be videotaped and rebroadcast with time and channel to be announced.
In Garden City Kansas President Lyndon B Johnson leads Republican rival Barry Goldwater in a western Kansas straw poll with 51.3 percent from 51 counties. Final results due Sunday. Dole leads in Congress race while Boyd and Wiles top gubernatorial fields. County totals show Johnson 1921 votes to Goldwater 1051 with 783 undecided across three days.
The Power Commission authorized Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. to build a 25 million dollar natural gas pipeline expansion. The project covers Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, expanding capacity by over 130 million cubic feet per day to serve about 50 existing customers across six states. The commission adopted the examiner Allen C. Lande’s May 20 decision.
Margaret A. Mohler, registered nurse and former director of nurses at Neosho Memorial Hospital, died today after treatment for a heart attack. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Nellie Strunk’s funeral is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Moran with burial in Moran Cemetery. she had links to Unionville and Cha nute and leaves multiple children, grandchildren and great‑grandchildren.
The funeral for Jesse Homar Fuller ton was held Thursday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev. Paul Wagner and Rev. William T. Baldwin officiating.
Daily Transcript itemizes hospital births and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses for newborns and patients. It also reports dismissals, a small fire incident with minor injuries, city court action on property destruction, and multiple marriage licenses issued in Chanute and nearby towns.
Mrs Carroll Ho offers bookkeeping services from 211 West Main Chanute. Contact HE 1-3210 or residence HE 1-0341.
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