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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
2
AP roundup shows cattle numbers and price ranges for steers heifers and feeders with hogs sows and lambs. wheat corn oats rye barley soybeans and byproducts priced with multiple lots and car counts. Market activity notes cattle prices steady for some categories and mixed for spring lambs and wheat futures figures included.
The report lists current prices by grade and weight for Hogs Cattle Veal Sheep and Bulls. U S graded hogs range from 16 to at least 24 dollars per hundredweight across weight classes with sow and boar prices included. Cattle prices show varied ranges for grain fed steers heifers and stocker calves with veal and cow values also given. Sheep prices indicate steady demand with lambs ewes and feeder types priced.
AP reports consumer eggs hold large at 22 to 27 cents with others unchanged. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent 30 to 32 cents. Mediums also 24 to 26 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fliers at farm 14.5 to 15 cents, delivered at plant 15 to 16 cents. Butter unchanged.
Chicago report notes live poultry unchanged to 2 lower with roasters at 25 to 262 and special fed white rock fryers at 20 to 21. Butter unchanged. Eggs steadier with whites 70 percent or better grade A at 30, mixed 30, mediums 25, standards 26, checks 212.
Chicago AP reports grain prices mostly lower in light early activity. Soybeans fall about 1 cent per bushel with July at 2.84 to 2.85, wheat mixed to higher, July at 1.40 to 1.45, corn down to up 4 to 7 cents, July near 1.31 to 1.37, oats steady to down.
Stocks fell early in a volatile day as the market faced heavy losses and a four minute late ticker. Buying rally later trimmed losses with gains among a minority of issues as Johnson and Fowler spoke on the economy. Corporate bonds mixed and Treasury bonds stronger.
Daily Transcript reports Monday admissions for Edna Emerick Ray Christiansen Mrs May Anderson and others. Dismissals include Mrs Roy Colston and daughter. Additional admissions today list Donna Haymaker Peggy Smith Margueritte Talley Steven Hosselt with various addresses. Dismissals include Mrs T J Orozco Ray Christiansen Frank Rankin Karen Payne and others.
The Italian Ministry of Public Education reports 6,906,446 students attended schools during the 1963 64 academic year. Of these 231,358 were in universities with the remainder in elementary and secondary schools.
Chanute Tribune masthead lists Chanute Publishing Co Dwight McCreight publisher News editor and staff roles. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and statewide mail, with yearly and multi month plans. Local and AP news sharing noted.
Oil and Gas Journal reports U S production steady at 7 675 million barrels per day for the week ending June 12 Kansas drops 18 2 thousand barrels daily to 276 4 thousand while Texas rises to 2 6283 million, North Dakota 79 thousand and California 846 8 thousand. full report notes offset by gains in several states.
Mrs. O C Friedline of 2245 S Kansas returned home Saturday after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs K D Scott and family in Longview Texas. Police reported a car bump incident on South Santa Fe with minor damage and a purse theft in a car at the South Santa Fe bowling alley later recovered nearby with only 10 cents missing. A report of attempted entry into a 1965 Ford at 1522 S Evergreen was filed. Tomatoes from Fred and Mrs Skinner grew large, with another fruit expected. Georgann Rausch and Verda Geer travelled to Kansas City for National Piano Guild downtown auditions.
Dale Painter president of the First National Bank said a sign above a letter drop was removed and taken from the bank premises last night.
Obituaries note Anna L Lash 75 Humboldt died at Allen County Hospital Iola after a month illness with family survivors. Thomas Heard Neal Sr Kansas City death after heart attack while speaking. Claude Sturdevant John Louis Daugherty and Lloyd Lindsey services held in Eureka Chanute and Kansas City with burial Elmwood Mount Moriah and Mount Moriah.
Mrs. G R McGuire of 1009 S Santa Fe learned of her nephew Lloyd Scott's death in New York City. He was struck and killed while crossing a street on Saturday night.
State Weather Kansas City AP reports 24 hour period ending at 6 am with temperatures and precipitation. Dodge City 78 high 63 low Garden City 78 64 Goodland 76 61 Topeka 76 56 precipitation .02 inches.
A search for 10 missing after Friday’s flood ended Monday night, increasing the toll to 26. Sheriff Bill Cooksey warned more bodies may be found, as 16 had been recovered from the Sanderson Canyon surge.
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas. June 15 1965 issues include community notices and short updates from town officials and area organizations. Contents cover civic happenings, upcoming events, and brief society notes.
Former President Eisenhower told Army War College graduates in Carlisle that he does not believe a global nuclear war is possible though he urged readiness if war should come. He spoke at Monday’s graduation noting optimism about the future and the need for military preparedness. The class included Lt. Col. George S. Patton III, son of Gen. George S. Patton.
The closing program of the cooperative Bible school at Vilas Church was held Sunday evening. Forty nine children enrolled. Each class demonstrated the week's lesson, a film strip and group singing. A social hour followed with crafts on display and refreshments. Mrs. Charles Doudna served as superintendent.
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