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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
2
AP notes cattle at 360 head, calves none. Hog totals 3 500 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower and sows under 500 pounds strong while over 500 pounds weak to 25 lower. Barrows and gilts 200-250 pounds 24.00 to 24.75, 190-225 pounds 24.75 to 25.00, 250-285 pounds 22.50 to 24.00, sows 17.50 to 20.00. Sheep 25, no test.
In Kansas City prices for wholesale eggs and butter remained unchanged, with no notable movement at the wholesale level. Market observers reported steady trading activity and consistent commodities pricing across the dairy section.
Chicago AP reports butter prices unchanged while egg prices edge higher in steady market. Grade A whites 31 cents, mixed 31, mediums 27.2, standards 28.2 with slight increases noted.
Chicago price report shows Wheat No 2 hard at 1.7374 a bushel No 2 red 1.70 and Corn No 2 yellow 1.31. Oats No 2 heavy white 73%4 and Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.19.
Wheat 55 cars unchanged to 2 cents lower with No 2 Hard around 1.92% and No 3 about 1.78%. Corn 137 cars unchanged to 1 4 cent lower. No 2 White 1.30-1.37. No 3 1.20-1.36. Soybeans 3.14-3.22. Milo Maize 1.90-1.96. Oats nominal. Rye 1.09-1.13, Barley 1.00-1.05. Sacked Bran 41.00-41.75. Sacked Shorts 45.50-46.25.
Mrs. Helene Schulz 78 died unexpectedly at sister's home northwest of Erie where she had visited. Born January 29, 1888 in Lincoln Missouri. married Frank Schulz in 1913 at Tecumbia Missouri. he died in 1963. Funeral Monday 2 PM at Carson Funeral Home Walnut with Rev. Robert Watson. burial St Patrick's Walnut. Also funeral for Alice May Thompson held at Johnson Chapel. Rev Dale L Sneeringer officiated. Burial Village Creek cemetery. bearers named Humboldt.
Tarrant argues for mandatory obligations in a free state and prioritizes human resources and water development for Kansas. He criticizes federal research grant allocation and calls the mind the state’s lasting resource while detailing his roles as Wichita city official and board member. He was elected commandant of the Kansas Marine Corps League.
The stock market closed strong with volume around 8.4 million shares, up from 5.83 million on Thursday. Glamor stocks drove early gains while blue chips rose steadily, lifting the Dow above eight points to near 890 as traders shifted into leading sectors and other issue groups followed.
Daily hospital notes list Thursday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Dick Packard Thayer and Bernice Nelson with surgeries, and births to Mr and Mrs Ronald Gossett. Dismissals include Mrs Myrtle Crawford. Police court actions feature Rachel De La Torre on illegal parking charge and Richard Rogers with overtime tickets. Fire call notes report a smoke incident at 1310 W Main. Liquor licenses issued and a long list of marriageable ages and residences follow.
Pvt. Richard W. Tomlinson, 20, wife Sharon, completes a general supply course under the Reserve Enlistment Program at Fort Ord California on June 3 returning to his Army National Guard unit Company A of the 174th Quartermaster Battalion in Chanute after six months. He is a 1963 Chanute High School graduate who attended Chanute Junior College and worked for Industrial Lamp Corp. prior to active duty. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Tomlinson of 1521 S. Ashby.
Joyce Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Willis of 1009 S Tennessee earned an Associate in Arts degree at Christian College Columbia Missouri Tuesday Airman Mark L Ward son of Mr and Mrs Clyde C Ward of St Paul Minnesota was selected for training at Sheppard AFB Texas as an Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist He is a 1965 St Paul High School graduate who recently finished basic training at Lackland AFB Texas
Mrs. Sharon Cooper Wall earned a Wichita State University degree and teaches in Wichita’s elementary system. Louise Schaal of Santiago California renewed her Tribune after 27 years as a former Chanute resident. James A Roberts Jr. of Wichita’s J A Roberts family graduated with highest distinction in electrical engineering from KU Lawrence.
Chanute Tribune daily edition with staff credits and office details. Subscription options shown for in territory and out of territory, including rates for mail and Chanute post office boxholders. Carrier rates listed for Chanute delivery. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
Thomas Murrill Jr Ralph Berg Peter Esch Jr and Howard Smith will attend the regional business conference of the Prudential Insurance Company in Colorado Springs from June 15 to 18.
R D Wilson of Chanute reported in Topeka he tried to reach Elmer Dobbs former tuberculosis hospital business manager. He did not locate Dobbs but learned Dobbs and his family are safe though their home was destroyed.
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to reach service.
The International Association of Machinists AFL CIO rejects presidential board recommendations and may strike. Western Union ends a national telegraph strike with a new contract. Atlanta Fire Fighters Union ends a three day strike as mediation begins. New York guild strike nears agreement on editor selection while other unions lack contracts. Manhattan engineers strike with supervisors running systems. London union leaders reject seamen pleas while locals press for talks as funds run low.
The Agriculture Department will guarantee 1.25 dollars per bushel for wheat grown to supplement dwindling supplies. If market prices rise higher, farmers earn more. President Johnson says 1967 allotment rises 15 percent to 59.3 million acres under the crop control program.
Tony T. Dechant of the National Farmers Union says the 1.25 per bushel national average price support loan falls short of income goals. He urges export certificates at 25 cents per bushel under the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act and warns of mandatory legislation if not adopted.
Manila City Council member Maria M. Francisco proposes restricting theater hours to 1 30 p m to 10 p m saying residents waste time at cinemas instead of working. The plan would affect owners who already start showings as early as 7 30 a m.
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