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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City cattle and hog prices hold steady or slip with steer highs 25.00 to 26.25 and hogs sliding 25 to 50 points. Calves scarce, feeder prices 26.20 to 29.00, lambs 24.00 to 25.50. New York stock market trends lower with mixed blue chips, tension over Middle East and Kosygin summit talk.
In Kansas City AP notes wholesale egg prices with large eggs at about 80 percent A grade 20 to 25 and 2 for 80 percent A 17 to 21 for mediums with butter unchanged.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady while egg quotes fluctuate with un changed to 12 lower and 75 percent or better grade A whites at 26, mixed 26, mediums 20.
Chicago grain bid numbers show No 2 hard wheat at 1.60 percent down No 2 red at 1.53 percent down with corn No 2 yellow at 1.36 percent down and oats No 2 heavy white at 76 to 7 percent down. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.89 percent down and soybean oil at 9.65.
Wheat futures fell four percent with 102 cars traded as No 2 hard and dark wheat quoted around 1.70. No 2 red wheat about 1.52 to 1.58. Corn 13 cars steady with No 2 white around 1.42 to 1.48. Oats unchanged. rye and barley quoted around 1.04 to 1.14 and 1.08 to 1.14 respectively. Soybeans near 2.78 to 2.86 with sacked bran 48.00 to 48.75 and sacked shorts 52.50 to 53.25.
New York AP Actor James Coburn stage star of Our Man Flint is cut on the face during a Greenwich Village chase scene. Patrolmen mistake the filming for real danger and cut the scene. A Paramount Pictures spokesman says filming likely delayed a day to heal Coburn’s minor facial cuts.
Neosho Memorial Hospital posts visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a census of 55 adults and pediatrics and four babies. Wednesday admissions include Roscoe Offenbacker Buffalo medical Mrs James Frye Yates Center medical and Mrs Lewis Taylor A 4 medical. Dismissals list Mrs Joe Giacomo and daughter 219 N Central James Armitage Buffalo Mrs Melvin Schoonover Altoona Merritt Franklin Humboldt Mrs Marie Middleton 301 2 E 2nd. Today admissions: Martin Kennedy Buffalo medical and Ernest Kepley R 4 medical. Dismissals: Mrs Billie Beck 1009 N Garfield Barry L Adams 605 W 7th Mrs Richard Dennis 004 W 9th Mrs Delaine Dugan 101 S Plummer Mrs James Mishler 103 E Chestnut Mrs Glen Clarkson and daughter Buffalo. Police Court: Howard Doyle McKelvy Guymon intoxication released to leave town. Earl Bercaw 717 N Steuben careless driving cited Friday bond 15. Stanley Umbarger Thayer R 2 careless driving fined 50.
George B. Powers of Wichita spoke at the Chanute Potary-Ann meeting at the Country Club last night. He compared age to a wheelbarrow and said happiness comes from contents such as money, family, friends, and a history of serving others. The talk noted age reflects doubts and faith.
Mrs. Paul Haller and family returned from a week abroad visiting Salt Lake City and Colorado sites while Mr. and Mrs. A J Ambrose attended Francis Arb’s funeral in Melvern. Numerous visits spanned Cherryvale Independence Fredonia Iola and Des Moines with church service by Rev John Wes Ley McKenney and wife from Doniphan county.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson and sons Mike and Kenny of Needles California left for Topeka and Chicago to visit relatives after spending a week with A E Anderson 701 S Santa Fe and Ernest O Anderson 934 S Lincoln. They attended the 30th reunion of the 1937 graduation class. Everett L Olson formerly of Chanute was promoted to Division materials engineer for the State Highway Commission of Norton. He has been resident engineer for three years at Syracuse and took the new post Monday.
Lena Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lloyd, 1026 S. Highland, earns a Greater University Fund scholarship for 1967 48 academic year at the University of Kansas in Lawrence and will enter the university this fall. Glen Bacus, 406 S. Malcolm, cast as Dr. Chumley in Harvey, opens the Emporia State Theater season next Tuesday, running through July 1.
AP reports robbers tied up an old man in his Vienna flat, disarmed him, and searched for money in a closet. After police freed him the man said he had been sitting on the stash hidden in the closet.
In Wichita a motion for a new trial is filed in U S District Court for James H L Ewan Kansas first convicted LSD offender His attorney seeks judgment of acquittal or a new trial after a jury conviction last week of the former Wichita State University student.
Congress receives Dayan style eye patches mailed from Santa Ana California. The cards label Win Vietnam and urge U S use of brisk Dayan tactics in Vietnam. Recipients report the unusual mailing as a political curiosity and possibly a protest stunt.
FAIRBANKS Alaska residents cleaned up after seven earthquakes rattle the inland area. The shaker was the strongest here in three decades but caused no major damage or injuries, with seismograph readings from Alaska and Washington State noted.
Women of the church gathered Wednesday in four circles to save Betty Crocker coupons for a Cordova Alaska missionary. Edith Thompson circle met at 1307 Santa Fe with 12 members and 3 guests Cara Tim and Brian Fairchild present. Grace Hill circle met at 1902 Santa Fe with 9 members and 1 guest Mrs Harry Steeves Sr. present. Marjorie Sharp Circle met at 819 N Steuben with 9 members and 1 guest Mrs Harvey Wood present. Charlotte Worley circle met at E E Lofgren home with 11 members.
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater told reporters in Wichita that the United States should back Israel's territorial claims. He argued Israel was pushed to war by Soviet support for its Arab neighbors and urged strong U.N. backing to resist communism.
Prolonged debate over a censure resolution for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd slows Senate business. Despite concern, leaders plan a 10 day July 4 recess starting next week. Appropriations civil rights antipoverty foreign aid and labor bills stall as committee meetings pause during the Dodd case.
Instructions urge readers to call their carrier if they cannot reach the Tribune by phone and to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The item emphasizes after hours bilingual access and contact details for resolving missed connections.
The three strongest tremors reach intensity 6.7 to 7 on the Richter scale. The 1964 Good Friday quake hit 8.3, the most powerful event recorded in North America.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including Publisher Dwight McCreight News Editor John Hovorka Advertising Mer Fay D. Clopine Circulation Mgr Ben Nicholas and other roles. It also details subscription rates for local and extended territories and carrier payment terms.
Chanute Tribune covers local news and updates for Thursday June 22 1967 with brief items on community events, civic notes and area happenings. reads like a condensed snapshot of a small town midweek life and concerns.
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