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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
2
Hogs and cattle prices move mixed with barrows and gilts 1 3 195 260 pounds at 24 50 to 25 50. Sows weaker to 25 lower. Sheep show strong spring lambs with prime values 25 00 to 50. Cattle calves and feeders mostly steady to mixed. Butter and eggs unchanged in Chicago markets.
U S cattle and sheep prices show wide ranges across weights and grades. Beef cattle and veal list price bands for heavy and light stock, steers and heifers, cows, bulls, and sheep with utility to prime divisions and feeding categories.
The AP notes consumer eggs hold large at 24 1/2 to 30 1/2 cents per dozen and medium at 21 1/2 to 23 1/2 cents. Wholesale eggs rise to 80 percent of large at 31 to 34 cents and medium at 24 to 27 cents. Other produce unchanged.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices unchanged with roasters at 24 to 26 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 19 cents.
Brief damaged OCR fragment mentions Associated Press rights and exclusive republication of local news dispatches by the AP. No clear event or person identified in readable text.
Wheat 202 cars anchored to 2s lower with various No 2 and No 3 grades. corn 65 cars unchanged across White, yellow and mixed classes. oats scarce with mixed white and No 3 ranges. mile maize 2.09 to 2.15. rye 1.02 to 1.07. barley 1.03 to 1.09. soybeans 2.83 to 2.95. sacked bran 39.50 to 40.25. sacked shorts 41.00 to 41.75.
Chicago AP notes Wheat No 2 hard at 1.45 and No 2 red at 1.41. Corn No 2 yellow 1.37, Oats No 2 heavy white 73, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.99, Soybean oil 10.00.
Wall Street shows a slow recovery in late afternoon trading. Volume around 3.4 million shares versus 3.28 million Monday. Prices edged higher on the American Stock Exchange in quiet dealings. Corporate bonds were mixed as Treasury bonds continued to rise.
State weather roundup lists 24 hour highs and lows across Kansas locations including Chanute Dodge City Emporia Fort Leavenworth Garden City Goodland Hill City and Salina with temperatures ranging from 60s to 90s and precipitation reported at Dodge City Goodland and Hills.
Hospital activity lists Monday admissions for William Lose and Terry Atkins among others with addresses. Dismissals include Mrs. Joe Turner and Edwin Smith plus several Humboldt residents. Birth notes a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berckefeldt. Today adds Fred M. Bright and Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker for surgery and medical care. Police court notes Robert A. Piggie cited for disturbing the peace with loud muffler. $10 bond posted.
Dee Ketchum, former University of Kansas basketball player, named basketball coach at Independence Community Junior College in Kansas. He replaces James A. Smelser, who resigned to become an assistant at Southern Illinois University. Ketchum lettered at KU for three years and was co captain his senior year.
News briefs report multiple visits to Kansas residents from Port land Oregon to Santa Fe New Mexico and Wichita with families listed. A 1950 Chevrolet owned by Burl O Connor sustained minor damage when a trailer detached and struck the car in front of the O Connor residence. A second accident involved E C Roberts’s car hit by a bicycle rider Rodney Spurling who refused medical examination.
The Rev D D Wampler visits his Brant Lake parents. Capt and Mrs Loren D Eastburn and children return from Lakenheath England. Eastburn reassigned to England AFB in Alexandria LA. Juliane Schaberg Perry earns bachelor of arts in sociology and dean's honor roll at University of Kansas. Dorothy Hibbs attends Kansas State College workshop. Jack Morehead and son Tommy arrested for intoxication and disorderly conduct. released on $30 bond each.
Police investigated a minor traffic accident at 4 25 p m yesterday on 1st between Central and Malcolm. Peggy Hunt 18 of 416 N Evergreen and Joyce Haskins 19 of 320 W 6th drove 1953 Fords. Haskins rear ended Hunt with $65 damage.
Mrs Vernon Thomas and family including Randy and Brad traveled from Bethalto Illinois to visit relatives in Marshall Cheryl Kennie and Wichita. They were joined by Kenny Webb who will stay a month. The Wolfe grandchildren hosted a Father’s Day weekend gathering at 18 South Tennessee.
In New York the American Medical Association House of Delegates debated a boycott of the pending federal health care program. About ten boycott resolutions were introduced as many speakers urged cooperation or delaying action until Congress acts. Final action is not expected until midweek.
Birthday mentions include Rev and Mrs Max Wolfe and families from Harrison Ark Enid Okla and Denthe and Dick Lawrence plus Dallas area friends. Tulsa hosts Sunday dinner at 502 N Highland with Floyd Potter hosting guests from Montebello Joplin Wichita and other locales.
Edward D. Williams son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams 218 Elith is named on the Emporia College honor roll for the spring semester. The 1965 graduate is connected to the institution through his prior studies.
Savonburg Union Vacation Bible School will hold a closing program at the Christian Church Friday night at 8. The program features worship, demonstrations of two weeks of work, and a crafts display by students. Enrollment totaled 69 with 54 students and 15 teachers. average daily attendance was 65. Public invited.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion Hall on Wednesday with acting president Mrs. Cora Smith presiding. Officers were reelected for another year while reports were presented by Mrs. Joe Hake and Mrs. Orville Millican. The next gathering is planned for September 15, with Mrs. Tom Read delivering the closing prayer.
A brief note directs readers to call the Tribune for bowling scores by dialing HE 1 3400 after 6 p m if the carrier cannot be reached. It emphasizes using the phone number for score updates.
Tonight Chanute matchups fill the schedules across multiple leagues from Rookie League at Chanute Lumber versus Montgomery Ward to American Legion baseball at City Park Chanute versus Columbus and semi pro Chanute Gray Lumber against Bronson. Wednesday offers Little League at Highland Park and Red Cross swimming at Municipal Pool with various youth activities and bands at the old telephone building.
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