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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
2
AP Kansas City dispatch notes hogs 3.000 head with barrows gilts and sows up 25 to 50 cents. Barrows and gilts 1 to 3 months 23.75 to 25.25. Sows 19.50 to 21.75. Sheep at 25.00 to 50 for spring lambs weak to 50 lower. Cattle 1.700 with choice feeder steers 24.35 to 70 and choice heifers also listed.
Wall Street extended its rally into a third straight day as trading remained moderately active. Volume for the day was about 5.1 million shares, below the 6.32 million on Wednesday, with corporate and U S Treasury bonds mostly unchanged in quiet dealings.
Kansas City AP reports consumer egg prices by size large 22 29 cents medium 20 23 cents small 17 18 cents. Wholesale butter and eggs unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas fryers price at farm 14 15 cents delivered at plant 14 15 cents.
Chicago report shows butter and eggs holding steady with some firming. Grade A whites at 31 1/2 cents, mixed 31 1/2, mediums 25, standards 27, checks 21 1/2 with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 31 1/2 cents.
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with wheat steady to higher across grades, corn mixed with No 2 white futures at 1.65 to 1.84, oats at 0.73 to 0.80, rye 1.02 to 1.06, barley 1.04 to 1.09, soybeans 2.79 to 2.87, and sacked bran 39.50 to 40.25 while sacked shorts range 41.00 to 41.72, across 2 to 96 car lots.
Chicago grain reports show No 2 hard wheat at 1.46 percent up and No 2 red at 1.43 percent up while soybeans dip to 2 cents lower at 2.87 for July. Oats weaken to 74 1/2 for July with rye rising to 1.14 percent.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication staff and contact roles for Chanute Kansas. It also notes post office class status and AP affiliation. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho Allegan Wilson Woodson counties and wider Kansas areas.
The Kansas Highway Commission tentatively approved routes for double bottom truck and trailer combinations. Approved paths include U S 69, U S 66, U S 166, K26, K126 and I 35 from multiple points to state borders, with limits up to 65 feet under 1965 legislation and safety-based removals possible.
The Kansas First Family plans a Beef for Father's Day gesture with a choice cut of beef in the Governor's office to set an example for residents. Sue Avery presented the beef, following a gift from Mrs. Joe O Bryan of Hiattville on behalf of the Kansas CowBelles. The group promotes Beef for Father s Day statewide and offers a beef gift to the father of the first baby born in each county on Father s Day.
Daily Transcript notes Wednesday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Ever ett Caldwell Charles Lee Lowe James Rigsby and Mrs Arthur Nicholson Jr. Dismissals include Mrs Max Rickerson Steven Hosselt Alberta Powell Mrs Howard Russell and Wayne Breshears Admissions today list James Riley Charles Skilling Jr surgery Dismissals include Mrs Rich ard Holtzman and Mrs Viola Lopeman Police Court action shows Retta Fulcher no driver license illegal tag use $20 bond posted.
The U S Highway 69 Association holds its annual meeting in Pleasanton Kansas on Friday June 18 at 3 30 p m The event reports progress and plans for the route with attendance expected from F W Brinkerhoff Pittsburg publisher and association president William Avery and state senators and several congressmen.
Marsh a Dent elected president of the Willing Workers sewing club with Anne Neely as secretary and reporter. Neely demonstrated dart marking and Cheney taught matching plaids to six members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cheney.
A Chanute resident appealed to police after apples disappeared from a tree in his yard and neighbors reported local youngsters. Officers spoke with area children but results were unclear. Arnold Elder filed a report that a pickup struck his parked car on North Evergreen and left. Investigation continues. A driveway marker at 1402 Edith also disappeared, reported by a neighbor of Earl McGinnis who was away.
Mr and Mrs Athel Payne of Thomasville North Carolina were Wednesday guests of Mr and [unreadable text].
The administration bill to form a Cabinet level Department of Housing and Urban Development advances with House approval. President Johnson may appoint Robert Weaver of the HHFA as the department’s first secretary, as Senate sources foresee passage by July.
Mrs. Floyd Roberts hosted the Big Creek Home Demonstration Unit Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. Jack Jordan conducted the meeting with five members and one guest present. Mrs. Jeanice Cress led a lesson on floor and rug care. The July 13 gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Ingles.
Mrs. R. D. Hydorn of R.2 visited relatives in Fredonia along with Mr. and Mrs. Payne who reported a strong wheat harvest. Jaminska and Sherryl Jaminska of Madison, Wisconsin, left after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. George M. Carlson at 112 S. Garfield. Jaminska earned a master of science in urban and regional planning from the University of Wisconsin on June 7 and now serves as planning director for John J. Flad and Associates in Madison.
Mr and Mrs H G Curl of 1201 W 7th returned from Osborne where they attended the 50th anniversary of his high school graduation. Twenty-one of the class of 40 were present. They visited Curls sister Mrs Charles Howe in Alton and her husband Mr and Mrs John C Eakes of Topeka. Mrs Lenora Moore of Topeka, Mrs Curls mother, joined them to spend a month visiting.
Mr and Mrs Dan Martin will arrive Friday with Linda David and Paul to stay four days with his mother Mrs P D Martin at 422 S Evergreen and his brother and family Mr and Mrs Robert Martin at 410 W 4th Eugene Oregon They have been visiting in Great Bend this week with their daughter Sister Mary Janiece.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schoenhofer and Brian of Hastings Nebraska are visiting his sister and her family Mr and Mrs Leland Lowe and their daughters at 306 South Highland.
Iris Bickford of Sedgwick won the governorship at Sunflower Girls State in Lawrence as part of a week-long program at the University of Kansas. State officers elected include lieutenant governor Patry McGuire and attorney general Betty June Coffey among others, with Pat Weatherbie chosen chief justice of the Supreme Court.
Lawrence Kansas AP report notes candidate Roy J. Timmons seeks adult stutterers for unspecified purpose. The brief item presents a curious recruitment as part of campaign coverage. No further context given.
The pilot escaped harm when a light single engine Cessna 210 crash landed at Municipal Airport in Kansas City Missouri area. The airport closed to traffic for about 40 minutes to remove the wreckage. Pilot Dr Ernest G Neighbor of Fairway Kansas owned the aircraft.
A doctoral candidate at the University of Kansas proposes conducting about 30 individual one hour interviews with stutterers aged 18 and over. Interviews would take place on the KU campus in Lawrence or at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City.
An ad urges readers to bring buying dollars into the open. The brief spot emphasizes transparent transactions and encourages participation in the advertised scheme.
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