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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
AP note from Kansas City reports cattle 300 calves steady varying 13.00 to 25.00 for cows good and choice dealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. sows 25 higher. 1-3 200-250 lb barrows 17.25-18.00. sows 270-400 lb 14.25-15.25. Sheep 200 steady good to choice lambs 18.00-21.00. feeders 15.00-17.00. Total value 4,756.25.
Hog and cattle prices hold steady with U S choice steers 22 to 23 50 per cwt and prime calves 23 to 24. Sheep and lambs remain steady with good spring lambs at 20 and wool lambs at 17 50 to 16. Cows and bulls show muted changes with utility cows 14 to 15 75 and bulls 17 to 18 75.
Wholesale egg quotes show mediums at 80 percent yield, with prices ranging from A 24 to 28. Other categories hold steady with no changes.
In Chicago, butter remains steady while egg quotes show mixed changes from unchanged to one cent lower. Grade A whites average 29, with mixed 29, mediums 24, standards 27 1/2, dirties 25 1/2, checks 25 1/2 according to the AP report.
Chicago AP reports corn futures mixed with gains for No 1 yellow and No 2 yellow at 1.31 and 1.31 to 1.32, No 3 soybeans at 2.64, oats steady around 66 1 4, rye mixed. Wheat shows no sales and July prices modestly higher for corn and soybeans.
Mrs Lela Myers of the Allen and Neosho Counties Mental Health Center in Humboldt told the Rotary Club at the Tioga Hotel that Woodson County seeks to join the center, now the only two-county unit in the United States. The clinic serves Neosho and Allen residents with fees based on ability to pay, and out-of-area patients pay $15 per clinic hour. The center keeps family records confidential and never reveals identifications. Over 130 families have been helped in its 13 months of operation. Mrs Myers is the only full-time employee, with a Kansas City medical specialist visiting weekly and a psychologist visiting Fridays, plans exist to hire a full-time psychologist. She noted rising adolescent emotional problems and sexual promiscuity. The meeting closed with Cecil Brinkmeyer receiving the president’s gavel from outgoing president Floyd Naff. Leonard Oakley and SanTee, Calif., visitors attended.
Wheat ranged from 2.02 to 2.26 while corn traded around 1.28 to 1.38 per bushel in 97 car lot reports. Sorghum and soybeans posted varied bids with rye and oats also listed, alongside bran and shorts prices.
Wall Street absorbed a shock from reports of revolutionary landings in Cuba with heavy trading and a late ticker. Volume reached about five million shares, up from Wednesday, as investors weighed Senate action to extend the 52 percent corporate income tax and bond markets showed mixed results.
Navy Ensign Robert G. Byers son of Floyd H. Byers and wife of 215 South Denman recently completed the 26 week Basic Qualification course at the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens Georgia. Also mentioned are attendees of an American Hemerocallis Society convention and a Deans Honor Roll listing for Karen L Campbell at the University of Wichita with a 3.5 index.
Lavish praises in Moscow greet Valentina Tereshkova as the first woman to orbit the Earth. She circled the globe more than 48 times in 119 hours with Bykovsky, setting a new orbital record while surpassing earlier male records.
A car and truck collision in Overland Park Kansas killed Mr and Mrs Keith K Williams of Kansas City Kansas and injured their two children Rogers 11 and Teresa 3 The Williams died at KU Medical Center The truck driver Harold Doty 28 of Kansas City was uninjured
The Kansas Weather and Crop Reporting Service reports rapid sorghum planting in western Kansas with 77 percent of intended acreage planted by last Saturday, up from 7 percent a year ago and near the 70 percent average. Corn planting is almost finished and soybeans are nearing completion, while eastern areas report some corn damage from wireworms and rootworms.
A bolt yesterday afternoon struck a tree in the yard of Mrs Hallie Cather 919 South Central tearing bark halfway down the trunk and sending bark fragments across the yard and through two window screens in a brief incident.
Carl Haight and Jack Van Leeuwen returned home after attending a three day showing of 1964 television radio and stereo sets in Miami Beach Florida.
Kansas City AP report notes Jackson County prosecutor's office ordered A P food markets to end a promotion begun June 10. First assistant prosecutor Donald L Nason wrote to William Lewis vice president of the chain that the contest violates Missouri lottery law.
Kansas Atty. Gen. Wil liam Ferguson ordered a state investigation into police brutality and liquor and gambling violations amid a Topeka briefing by five Kansas City police officers. Patrolling officers allege beatings of prisoners at the booking desk. internal politics and demotions surface as Mayor Mitchum is away.
Representatives from Allen Neosho and Woodson counties attended a Worry Clinic at St. Peters Lutheran Church in Humboldt hosted by the Allen and Neosho Counties Association of Mental Health. Speakers Dr. Lawrence Bee and Dr. Tarlton Morrow addressed family relations from adult and child perspectives.
In Geneva AP report Says direct Teletype link between Washington and Moscow to avert war by accident. Kennedy and Khrushchev would use line. Charles C Stelle and Semyon K Tsarapkin signed the memorandum at the Palace of Nations during the disarmament conference.
Daily Transcript lists admissions for medical cases including Mrs Lloyd Clark and Mrs Albert Smedley along with others, plus dismissals at Bryant Rest Home and local addresses, and admission for Phyllis Krone in Humboldt for surgery. Fire and police notes add a series of incidents with bonds and court actions including Eddie Jenkens and Jim Perk Jr. with related charges and statuses.
Kansas City police say 16 year old Raymond V. McCord on parole from a one year jail sentence for joy riding was shot as he fled officers. Seven warning shots were fired through high weeds after he abandoned a stolen car and ran. McCord had multiple auto theft arrests and escapes from Boys Industrial School.
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