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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City records cattle at 1,700 head with steady to high good and choice mixed steers and heifers 22.60 to 23.50, utility cows 14.75 to 17.00, vealers 22.00 to 26.00. Hogs 3,500 head down 25 to 50 cents. barrows and gilts 16.75 to 17.25 for 190-260 lb, sows 13.75 to 14.75 for 275-400 lb. Sheep 200 head steady. lambs 21.75 to 23.50, ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
Parsons livestock markets show hogs unsettled while cattle and calves hold firm. Prices span from 600-700 lb choice steers at 22.00 23.50 to stock calves 28.00 31.00 with various grades for heifers bulls and lambs listed across weight ranges and quality bands.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg prices with large 80 per cent eggs at 28 to 30 cents per dozen, while other grades remain unchanged across markets.
Chicago business desk reports butter and eggs held steady with no change in current market values as of midday trading. Prices remain consistent across major wholesale channels and retail outlets in the city.
Chicago AP reports a strong rally in grain futures with most commodities posting gains and corn reaching season highs. Brokers cite short covering and stop loss buying as the market advances. Estimated receipts show corn 124, oats 4, barley 1, soybeans 8, wheat and rye none. No wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices listed as No 3 yellow 1.264, No 4 yellow 1.216. Soybean oil futures noted as 8s b.
Kansas City market report shows wheat unchanged to up to 2 cents with No 2 hard, No 3 and red types priced from 2.05 to 2.40. Corn at No 2 white 1.23 to 1.31, No 3 1.18 to 1.30, oats nominally unchanged. Mile maize 2.03, kafir 1.97 to 2.08, rye 1.12 to 1.19, barley 93 to 97, soybeans 2.50 to 2.56. Bran 34.50 to 35.28, shorts 39.50 to 40.25. Wheat futures closed lower to 2 percent or higher.
Wall Street in New York closed mixed with tobacco and sugar shares down while overall trading was moderate. The session featured a volume around typical levels for the day.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions for Mrs Wollie Buchanan Thayer Mrs Robert Webb 702 N Steuben Mrs Lola Browning 302 W 3rd Mrs Mabel McKinley Humboldt and Mrs Claude Pittenger 112 S Lafayette Dismissals include Benjamin Palmer Plains Kan Stephen Cobb Mrs Melvin Perkins and Humboldt Mrs Howard Spurrier and son 1111 S Santa Fe Admissions today include Mrs Fred Brown 1405 S Denman Mrs Carl Bedenbender 617 W Elm Mrs Elva Brower 1025 S Malcolm and Mrs Carl Cox 1426 S Evergreen Dismissal today Mrs Claude Pittenger 112 S Lafayette Erie District Court filings include Professional Men s Association Inc v Bill Reece and wife with judgment 160 73 Marriages issued Frank Martinez and Martha Verdin Michael Sears and Carol McGowen Jerry Hively and Susan Schmitt District Court actions include several divorces judgments and motions Parole granted in Chanute case plus numerous other judgments and motions Police citations include Harvey Reaves Speeding in Humboldt Fire run at Elder station Smoke incident Texaco death of Harry Stiles at 77 in Fredonia Rotary Club meeting featured talks by Tanzanian agricultural workers and locals with Stiles family survivors listed Funeral planned for Altoona Methodist church
Mrs Eunice Brewer and her children Allen Gary and Mary left for North Carolina last night under her Duke University assignment. They will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs T J Brewer of Mount Gilead while she attends Duke University.
Mrs Adeline Fortney of 225 West Third returned Wednesday evening after a three week visit to Berea Kentucky where she stayed with her brother and his wife Dr and Mrs Norman L Hill in her readable paragraph she visited family in Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs W A Coonrod of 1201 S Edith returned Tuesday from visiting relatives and friends in Mahaska Narka Topeka Waterloo Neb and Fairbury Neb.
Mrs Edgar Weeks aged 80 died Monday evening in a hospital at Enid Oklahoma after a lingering illness. A native of Allen county she moved to Purcell in 1913 and lived in Enid the last 30 years. Survived by three daughters including Mrs Nicholson of Oklahoma City and Velma Weeks of the home, and a son Maj Edgar Weeks Jr. of Shreveport. Funeral at Henning Allen Funeral Home Enid Friday at 4 pm with Rev Ben Sturdivant. Graveside service Saturday at Elmwood Cemetery Chanute with Rev Boyd Latimer. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
Mrs. Margaret Newland and Mrs. Dorothy Byers traveled from 407 N Santa Fe and 811 N Garfield to Springfield Missouri to attend Evangel College graduation exercises. Mr. Sam Newland and Becky were also visitors. Newland earned a bachelor of arts degree.
Mr and Mrs Rollie Hydorn of Route 2 traveled to Kincaid this afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs Hydorns cousin Ralph Ruby.
Police said a preliminary hearing is tentatively scheduled for tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. for Jimmy Samples, 16, and Jerry Dixon, 17, both of Parsons, who are charged with cashing an $18 forged check at Jeff's Foodliner. Each is held on $500 bond.
The Grant Avenue Baptist Bible school runs Friday at 7 30 p m with Naomi Gibbs and her helper Sandy Pratt in charge. About 104 children attend daily. A minor accident at Main and Lincoln at 7 20 p m yesterday involved Sandy Pratt and Wayne James. Rubow headed west on Main and James south on Lincoln attempting a right turn. Damage totals over 100 dollars.
Roy Wilson of Ashdown Arkansas was booked by police early today as a sleeper.
The Kansas Probation and Parole Board revoked the parole of Thomas Leo McCorgary after his arrest April 26 in Arkansas City in the Bowlin killings at a Sedgwick County farm. Parole had been granted July 13, 1962 for 10 21 and 1 10 year terms for robbery and assault. A psychiatric exam was ordered before any further release.
Vatican reports a nine day mourning for Pope John XXIII with almost a million mourners visiting St. Peter's Basilica. Masses will be held at the basilica and a conclave to elect the new pope will begin June 19 with cardinals voting in the Sistine Chapel.
U S and Soviet negotiators reached all technical details for a permanent teletypewriter emergency hotline between Washington and Moscow after 18 private meetings from May 6 to June. The circuit would run Moscow Helsinki Stockholm London Washington with a radio backup if the cable fails, likely terminating in the Defense Ministry.
Phillip McCoy of 1026 S Grant faced charges for running up more than 80 in long distance calls from a city telephone at the light plant. Police alleged nightly calls to a Paola girl. charges dropped after he paid 80.06 dollars. Bond of 100 dollars refunded.
PITTSBURG AP The Rev Mae D Haskins 81 longtime minister and pastor of Mulberry United Presbyterian Church died Wednesday Services for Mrs Haskins will be held Friday
The text discusses a potential Kremlin extension with final decisions pending on cost sharing and signaling methods. It contrasts a routine operator message with high level exchanges between Kennedy and Khrushchev, noting the U S proposal arose during Geneva disarmament talks to enable instantaneous communications in a grave war threat like the Cuban crisis last fall.
In Caracas eight gunmen overpowered a guard, forced twelve employees to strip, drenched the U S Military Mission building with gasoline and set it ablaze. The old Spanish colonial HQ burned, mission records were destroyed, and no personnel were harmed. The group FALN claimed the attack as pro Communist violence against Betancourt’s government.
Tobacco company stock prices tumbled on heavy trading after a Florida Supreme Court decision. The market move, with losses from fractions of a dollar to over two dollars, followed warnings tied to tobacco policy, while unrelated terrorism reports referenced threats against a U.S. mission and a Venezuelan armed forces training claim.
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