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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
2
Hog prices steady to firm with 1 3 190 260 lb barrows and gilts at 23.25 23.75. sows 20.00 21.00 in the 275 400 lb range. Wheat 63 cars with No 2 hard 1.43 1.67, corn 118 cars No 2 white 1.65 1.84. oats 1 car No 2 white 75 81. Soybeans 2.79 2.87.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs up to 80 percent A quality with large sizes at 28 1 2 to 30 1 2 cents per dozen and mediums 24 to 26 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers on farm 14 1 2 to 15 cents, delivered to plant 14 4 to 16 1 2 cents. Other produce unchanged.
Butter steady and eggs fully steady with prices listed for several grades. The report notes unchanged overall pricing and specific per dozen costs for Grade A whites mixed mediums standards.
The New York market staged a solid technical rebound with active late trading. Volume reached about 5.6 million shares versus 7.45 million the previous Thursday as corporate bonds varied and Treasuries held steady.
Thursday admissions include Ronald Hempen Buffalo for surgery in La Vergne Wing at Neosho Memorial. Mrs. Henry Thurstin Humboldt and others listed with medical or surgical notes. Dismissals name Mrs. Thomas Neagle and several residents. birth reported for Roy Colston's family. additional admissions and dismissals noted in Humboldt Thayer and Buffalo areas.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.46, No 2 red 1.44, corn sales none. Oats No 2 heavy white 74, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.95. Soybean oil 10.07. Soybeans finished 1 to 2 cents lower, July at 2.88. Wheat steady to 5 lower, corn 2 lower, oats 4 to 2 lower, rye lower, July 1.14.
Chanute Tribune details publication staff and circulation terms. It notes Chanute Kansas based paper published evenings except Sunday with AP content rights and subscription rates for local Kansas and neighboring counties.
In Cleveland at Highland Park, Billy Casper shot 67 despite recent hemorrhoid surgery, tying Tony Lema who carded 67 while ill with a cold. Tommy Aaron and Arnold Palmer sit one stroke back at 68 and 71 respectively as players contend through ailments.
Police cited Charlene Edwards, 18, of 213 N Evergreen for failing to yield right of way after a 12:15 p.m. collision at Lincoln and Walnut with Dov Neff, 63, driving a 1960 Dodge pickup. Edwards' 1959 Ford and Neff's pickup sustained damage. Linda Cox, 12, a passenger, was shaken but not seriously injured.
The body of 65 year old Henry Fradd was found in a closet off a burned living room in Great Bend Kansas. Fire Chief Clarence Myers says the death was by suffocation and Fradd apparently fell asleep in a platform rocker before succumbing to smoke.
Children’s librarian Mrs Cresner Owens will present Meet Miki Takino at the story hour Saturday from 10 30 to 11 at the library. A free city recreation commission dance for seniors and junior college students runs 8 30 to 11 30 p m at the Launching Pad. Membership cards required. Gary Lantz will provide recorded music. Captain Francis W Bloom camp, son of Mr and Mrs Cle tus F Bloomcamp, has graduated from the U S Air Force Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell AFB and will be reassigned to Westover AFB. He attended Wichita University and was commissioned through the aviation cadet program. The Miriam Circle of Rebec ca Lodge will meet for a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Friday at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. McClurken was paroled to leave town. Mrs Ed Offenbacker reported her 11 year old daughter Patty bitten by a neighbor’s dog and asked police to check rabies immunization.
Mike J. Fletcher of Overland Park son of Mr and Mrs Rus sell Fletcher 733 S Santa Fe received his masters in business administration from the University of Missouri Tuesday. He is employed as an operations research analyst for Butler Manufacturing Company in Kansas City.
Mrs. Jake Hayes of 1015 N Steuben reported the left rear door of her 1957 Buick damaged while parked at the Santa Fe depot lot yesterday. Mrs. Mary Ayers of Parsons said another vehicle bumped hers, breaking a headlight but causing no damage to her car.
Teddy Bradford and Ralph Wofford reported a wheel and tire to police yesterday at Malcolm and Elm in Chanute. Art McAnulty of Lola later claimed the items.
Police arrested Chellis Davis of Chanute and Earl MecClarken of Antlers Oklahoma on intoxication and vagrancy charges. Both pleaded guilty in police court and Davis received a 30 day county jail sentence.
The Corps of Engineers submitted a Walnut River plan to the Army Secretary proposing three reservoirs at El Dorado Douglass and Towanda plus local protection projects at El Dorado and Winfield. Gov Avery urged delaying Towanda until the state Water Resources Board approves the plan and the board opposed Towanda now citing water quality concerns. Senator Pearson noted the submission and hopes Senate action by the Public Works Committee before floods heighten urgency.
Urumchi the capital and only large town in Sinkiang Xinjiang province presents a frontier atmosphere with dusty streets wooden storefronts and a skyline recalling American Western towns amid regional development and modernization efforts.
Topeka AP report: Kansas lawmakers raise governor budget for 1965 and 1966 by net 4.22 million while cutting projected state revenue by 18.2 million. Current year expenditures rise 1.22 million to 440.68 million. 1966 up 2.99 million to 511.65 million. Major increases fund state school aid 36 million and higher learning 6.4 million. sales tax changes and tax credits also affect totals.
Neosho County crop tour set for next Thursday open to the public. Assembly at US 59 and K39 junction north of Erie with start at 9 30 a m. Verlin Peterson of the Columbus experiment field will accompany the group to discuss grass and corn fertility populations and weed control.
Mrs Etta Cantrall Allen 90 of 1301 S Grant died Thursday at Bryant Rest Home She was born March 12 1875 in Crawford County Indiana and came to Kansas as a child She married Robert F Cantrall in 1896 then Stephen A Allen in 1946 She is survived by multiple children and grandchildren and funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 pm at Dunham Funeral Home Fredonia. Jack Joy 47 died at Veterans Hospital Wichita after illness He lived in Benedict and then Neodesha following his wife to the Golden Keys Care Home His survivors include his wife and four children Funeral services are Monday at 2 pm at Davis Mortuary Neodesha.
Overland Park police reported a Thursday night break in at the Overland Park post office. About 25000 dollars in stamps and 500 dollars in cash were stolen and three safes were ripped open.
Chanute Tribune page two reports local briefs and items of interest from Chanute Kansas dated Friday June 11 1965. The edition highlights community notices and short reports reflecting daily life in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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