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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City reports hogs steady to 25 lower with sow gains, cattle and calves mixed as feeders cool. Sheep steady with lambs and feeders showing value. Parson’s market lists varied hog and cattle ranges including U S 1 and 2 grades. Chicago notes no grain sales with oats and soybeans mixed, futures slipping or rising by small margins.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs higher for large and medium sizes with price ranges. Wholesale eggs show large and medium quotings around 80 percent, with specific cents per dozen ranges. Other produce prices hold steady.
Chicago market bulletin notes butter and eggs unchanged while live poultry prices move within 1 cent lower to 2 cents higher. Roasters listed at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 20 to 21 cents.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles at Chanute Publishing Co with Dwight McCreight publisher and Dwight Wallingford editor. It notes publication schedule evenings except Sunday and post office registration. Subscription options include Kansas rates: one year 15.00, four months 3.00, seven months 19.00, with rates outside four counties.
Wheat prices ranged with No 2 hard around 1.51 to 1.64 per bushel for different grades, No 3 at 1.45 to 1.52. Corn mixed from 1.25 to 1.68, oats 0.69 to 0.75, rye 1.06 to 1.10, barley 1.04 to 1.09, soybeans 2.72 to 2.84. Sacked bran 40.50 to 41.25 and sacked shorts 41.50 to 42.25.
In New York the market closed mixed as stock splits and dividend increases provided lift. Trading was moderate with about 4.2 million shares that day, higher than Monday's 3.77 million. Gains and losses were scattered, with aerospace and defense issues reversing after gains on Viet Nam military emphasis. Corporate bonds mixed, government bonds mostly unchanged.
Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin accused Western powers of deliberately deadlocking disarmament talks and pursuing policies directly opposed to disarmament and the relaxation of international tension in his opening remarks.
A Johnson administration backed measure to fund new and existing housing programs for four years moves to a House vote. The bill includes a $350 million rent subsidy plan to aid 375,000 low income apartment units, with subsidies routed to nonprofit landlords and income-based eligibility rules.
Police investigated a minor accident at Main and Santa Fe at 4 45 p m involving Raymond L Perez 28 of 1014 N Steuben and George W Riker Jr 31 of 206 N Washington Perez backed from a curb Riker’s east bound sedan received 50 in damage to the left rear while Riker’s Plymouth sustained 40 in damage to the right rear Later at 9 10 p m Riker reported a boy fell in front of his car on East Main Tommy Barnes 605 N Steuben was unhurt
Twenty Santa Fe cars derailed on the main line west of Milan Kansas with no injuries and no fire. Cause linked to a ramp dropping onto rails. 15 hours to clear. Nearby Peabody saw about 20 Rock Island cars derail with one diesel fire, minor depot damage, and tracks torn up. cause under investigation.
U Thant addressing the 17 nation conference urged swift action by major nuclear powers to curb nuclear spread. He warned of a widening danger of a general arms race amid imperialist aggression in Viet Nam the Congo and Latin America. Dragon Protitch read the message as talks resumed under difficult circumstances.
Mrs H J Record and Mrs Richard Noland of Chanute reported a minor accident last night. Record backed into Noland's 1961 Comet, causing front damage while Record's 1961 Buick had no damage.
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Hamn, former Chanute residents until 1923, send The Tribune a postcard from an extended European cruise aboard the Holland America flagship Rotterdam. They plan to return to Springdale Arkansas, around Navy. Ed Wolfe of 18 Tennessee brings a one pound six ounce tomato 15 inches around grown in his garden from Italian seed. He notes several similar fruits and prefers Big Boy for smoother surface and smaller stem.
Among freshmen and transfer students pre enrolling at Kansas State University in Manhattan on Monday was Dwight Malcolm Wicker 324 West Street listed in electrical engineering with the new arrivals.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe F Balch of 210 S Larson returned from a three week vacation at their lodge in Nederland Colorado. Their daughters Sally Balch a counselor at St Anne s in the Hills girls camp at Indian Hills Colorado and Mrs Bill Treloggen and her family joined them.
Charley N. Hixon Sr. of Neodesha, 73, died in Golden Keys Rest Home. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Davis Memorial Chapel, burial at Harrison Cemetery. Survived by widow Nora, son Charley Jr., daughters Marjorie Cheney Mildred Reedy Amy Fraser, sisters Emma French Lucille Quillen Flossie Gaines Helen Bently, brothers William Henry Andrew, nine grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Thuston memorial service held Monday at First Assembly of God Church in Topeka with district superintendent and bishops officiating. obituaries and condolences read. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
The Kansas City forecast bulletin lists high and low temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 6 am. It records observed conditions at local stations with values for temperature range and rainfall totals.
A South Vietnamese irregular unit clashed with about 150 Communist guerrillas near the Cambodian border 120 miles west of Saigon in Chau Doc Province. U.S. advisers and Skyraiders supported the operation as ground fighting eased to scattered light action. An estimated 240 guerrillas were said killed today and yesterday, though not confirmed by body counts.
Robert N. Allen of Topeka has been elected chairman of the State Savings and Loan Board. The board, appointed by the governor, advises the State Savings and Loan Commissioner over all state chartered associations. Allen is also president of Home Savings Association.
In Coffeyville Kansas AP report 65 year old sheet metal worker Harry E Birt was killed by electric shock while working beneath a house Monday Terry Evans 18 of Liberty Kansas assisted and handed him an electric lamp Dr M K Borkland district coroner confirmed the cause of death
Kansas counties receive portions of a $165,189.63 motor carrier fee fund as of July 2. Neosho county gets 1595.21, Allen 1497.72, Wilson 1468.63, and Woodson 1025.13, announced State Treasurer Walter H. Peery.
State aid reductions set a unified levy of 23.19 mills for seven former districts, with Chanute at 29.73 due to bonds and building costs. Fairfield No. 110 stands at 28.63 for bonds and building interest. Other districts remain at 23.19 mills. The proposed budget lists 12.90 general, 3.94 capital outlay, 2.05 social security, 1.55 recreation, and 2.75 junior college per district totaling 23.19. Junior college levy is countywide. recreation levy is submitted per law.
Recreation calendar lists mixed sports events across multiple venues including Ada school grounds Municipal Pool IGA diamond and Santa Fe Park. Matches feature Koch Bros Furniture vs Santa Fe Employees Ninety five other games across Pee Wee Minor Junior Teener and Senior leagues with times from 5 30 to 9 00 p m on tonight and Wednesday.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions list includes Janice Oliver, Henning Barnquist, Kile Erickson, Fred Ludecke, Tracy Ryder, Angelina Adelgren, William Holman, Robert Wrestler, and Janet Keighley among others with various medical and surgical notes. Dismissals, births, and admissions are reported alongside city patrol citations with fines, plus recent moves, building permits, district court filings in Chanute, and a grease incident fire run.
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