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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City cattle in the 2 500 head range with calves mostly steady to up 25. feeder cattle firm to higher. Hogs 3 500 head with barrows and gilts steady to down 25. sow prices steady. Sheep 1 000 head. spring lambs down 1.00, ewes steady. prices for primes and shearlings listed. Commodities include corn, oats, Milo Maize, rye, barley, soybeans and bran and shorts bid ranges.
Parsons livestock prices list U S grade ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across weight classes and quality levels. Strongest values appear for grain fed steers and heifers with U S choice at 23.50 to 25.00 per cwt and prime lambs 27.0 to 33.00 per cwt. other cuts include boars sows cows bulls and feeder stock with varied per hundred weights.
AP notes wholesale egg quotations with large eggs at 80 per cent A 22-26 and mediums at 80 per cent A 17-21. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Live poultry prices hold steady with roasters at 27 to 29 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 19 to 112 cents. Butter and eggs remain unchanged in Chicago markets with prices steady as reported by AP.
Chicago market report lists Wheat No 2 hard 1.61 1/2, No 2 red 1.542 1/4, Corn No 2 yellow 1.36 1/4, Oats No 2 heavy white 77 1/2, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.91 1/2. Soybean oil 9.80.
Wheat prices for Kansas City trade show 206 cars with No 2 hard and dark at 1.68, No 3 at 1.61 and 4-1.73. No 2 red grain also listed with minor changes.
The New York stock market showed a mixed close with more gainers than losers and broader activity. Industrial average eased while rails fell on a report predicting gloomy 1967 earnings to push freight rate increases.
Four hubcaps stolen from a West 5th street car were recovered from nearby yards after police were alerted by a resident who heard the theft. Two caps were found in the morning and the remaining two later that day a few doors away. Army Pvt. Rodney D. Goltry, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon E Goltry, completed a light vehicle driver course at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri on June 16.
Parsons Kansas AP Construction employment at the Kansas Army Ammunition plant east of Parsons has declined about 100 from a peak reached a month ago now totaling 921. The plant will begin production of ammunition items later this year with National Gypsum Co. operating and 3 500 jobs expected by early 1968.
Ted A. Adams an 18 year old University of Kansas freshman from Topeka pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally possessing and selling a drug that induces hallucinations. He faces up to four years in prison and a fine after probation officers review his record. Adams was arrested on the Lawrence campus in May.
Stanislaus, 709 S Lincoln, was found guilty in police court of violating the city zoning ordinance and fined $25. The case stemmed from a complaint by neighbor Mrs Clara Turner at 701 S Lincoln over Chanute Marine and Honda Sales at 708 S Santa Fe. The judge noted questions about fronts in narrow blocks and whether carport storage is indoor or outdoor.
A simple side note describes boiling summer squash and mashing it with potatoes to create a flavorful, comforting dish. The method highlights squash as a tasty mix with the familiar mashed potato base.
Mrs. Florence Parkhurst 91 of Humboldt died Sunday at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born June 22 1876 in Camden New Jersey she moved from Dallas Texas to Humboldt in 1959. She married John H. Parkhurst in 1895 in Stafford Illinois who died in 1942. Survived by two sons Dr John L Parkhurst Humboldt and Millard G Parkhurst Dallas as well as a sister and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 3 pm Price Funeral Home Humboldt with burial in Highland Cemetery Iola. Also noted are funeral services for Clifford A Deay at Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev Bert Sutton officiating and memorial park burial. Floral attendants and bearers listed.
Signs pointed to a final vote on a Dodd censure resolution by Thursday. Senator Long, D-La, backed a late vote on one misconduct charge as the ethics committee conferred with Senate leaders. McCarthy said such an agreement could be possible, while Mansfield and Dirksen noted the Senate itself is on trial in the case.
East St Louis man James Green was arrested Monday after officers found an unopened safe a money order machine and 32 postage stamps in a wheelbarrow he pushed on a street. He was charged with burglary of an East St Louis pharmacy.
Collision at Cherry and Western injured no one. Irene Tharp cited for failing to yield and posted a $15 bond. A 1955 Ford and a 1955 Pontiac collided at Main and Lincoln. drivers Franklin M. Alford and Harry Ellis reported damage. At 10:30 pm, North Forest owners settled damages privately. no police investigation.
Hospital visitation hours listed 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 53 adults and pediatrics with eight babies. Monday admissions include Homer Reno surgery Kenneth W Miller medical Emma Griesier medical Ethel Flottman birth Glen Clarkson couple Buffalo. Dismissals include Cheryl Acree and others. Births report a girl to Wayne Ellis and Mrs Mishler. Police Court actions note Richard Rinehart license suspension with $10 bond.
Chanute Tribune lists publication details, staff roles, and subscription rates for local and outside trade territories. Advertisers and readers see pricing for mail and carrier delivery, plus AP rights and contact information.
In Salt Lake City AP reports Gov Calvin Rampton met with three Republican state senators when an alarm signaled danger. Senate leaders told the trooper the governor was in trouble but not in danger as they discussed 200 appointments needing Senate approval. The alarm was accidentally activated.
Washington AP reports a near final draft aims to extend deferments for undergraduates until completion or age 24 with scholastic standards, shifting emphasis to 19 year olds. If signed, the law would extend current practice four years and place deferment decisions under school criteria.
The Chanute Tribune issue from Tuesday June 20 1967 features local updates and community notices on page two. It covers civic events, school happenings, and public interest items relevant to Chanute residents.
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