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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
2
Steer prices dip with steady to lower cow values in Kansas City livestock market. Hog prices mixed with barrows and gilts 23.00-24.25, sows 9.00-21.00. spring lambs 24.25-25.00 and ewes 5.00-6.75. Wheat 307 cars with No 2 hard 1.47-1.54, No 2 red 1.45-1.49. Corn 32 cars, No 2 white 1.65-1.82, oats steady, rye 1.01-1.05.
The report lists current price ranges for Parsons hogs, sows, boars, and stags, along with cattle, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep categories. Prices are given per weight class and quality level across hogs, cattle, veal, sheep, and related categories.
Kansas City AP reports no change in egg prices fryer rates and butter as of today leaving shelves stable for consumers.
Chicago reports butter prices steady with 93 score AA at 58.4, 92 A at 58 percent, 90 B at 57.2, 89 C at 57, and car prices listed as 90 B 584, 89 C 58. Live poultry prices also unchanged in Chicago.
Wheat gains modestly with new standard grade rising as July contracts firm. Soybeans edge higher near 3.00 a bushel while corn and oats show mixed moves, July futures trading around mid 1.30s and 60s respectively. Market brief details blueprinted numbers from No. 2 and No. 1 grades across wheat corn oats and soybeans with July positions noted.
Hawthorne observes that all of New England's old dwellings are invariably possessed with spirits. The remark highlights regional superstition and atmospheric belief attached to historic houses.
The stock market showed stronger gains late in the afternoon with around 7.5 million shares traded, down from 10.49 million on Tuesday. Corporate and Treasury bonds remained mostly unchanged as the day ended.
Gov. Avery announced plans for the State Highway Patrol to locate a training academy and division headquarters at the Schilling Air Force site in Salina. A vacated air base building will be used and leased from the city. The aircraft enforcement division will move from Topeka and Wichita to Salina, with $80,000 allocated for the headquarters and long-range plans for a $250,000 training academy. The lease is expected to save more than $300,000, the patrol superintendent said.
The walk in Kansas City Bank and Trust Co at 13th and Baltimore was robbed of more than $6,000 by a lone bandit. Teller Mrs. Pat Scott described a 30 to 35 year old Negro man in a tan hat beige over shirt and white shirt who threatened her with a pistol and forced her to lie on the floor. Vice president Julian Bagby estimated the loss. This marked the second bank holdup in two days in the Greater Kansas City area.
Admissions list includes Mrs F M Alford Mrs Ellen Moore Richard Embry Mrs Donna Peterson Mrs Susanna Steenbock Mrs Margaret Eskridge Sam Morrison and Barbara A Brodbeck among others. Dismissals name Wilmer J Cramer Kenneth Baeten Ted Ludlum Mrs Dan H Pruitt Mrs Esta R Edmonds. Births note Alvin Felkins and Alan E Angleton. Court actions cover contempt divorce and estate matters with July 4 and July 6 hearing dates. Fire run reports power line down at 118 N Grant.
Marvin Walker of Mankato was elected president of the Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association. Floyd Pickett of Americus was named vice president, Donald Ray Winchester will serve as secretary treasurer, and Lawrence L. Singer of Savonburg was chosen director.
Eddie Ranz reported a chrome air breather missing from a 1965 Pontiac GTO. Mildred Richwine’s 1961 Chevrolet was damaged by a backing truck driven by G L French of Tulsa at Butter and Oak around 3 15 p m yesterday. An Augusta man Al Johnson went to the police saying he was ill and was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital. Johnson was a route to rendezvous with an oil field unit and served in Headquarters and Company A of the 122d Battalion, entering the Army in May 1965 and last stationed at Fort Leavenworth. The 18 year old attended Erie High School.
Police were called to a Cha nute residence at 12 35 a m today after a report of a family disturbance. No arrest was made.
Army Pvt Kenneth A Lunday of Erie Kansas was assigned to the 3d Armored Division near Hanau Germany on June 22. He is the son of James A Lunday of Erie Kansas.
In Chicago prison the life term inmate Bernardo St Bernard escaped briefly during an escorted bath visit before being recaptured. Warden Jack Johnson notes the incident will mark his record and may affect future parole considerations. The 150 pound 15 month old dog, tied to a jail mascot rumor, faces disciplinary action.
Nine year old Joseph Denney of Weir Kansas died after being struck by a car Tuesday near his grandparents home in East Peoria Illinois. The incident occurred a block from the Baum residence.
Police discovered a broken window at Hutton school Monday night during routine patrol and noted the building appeared not to have been entered. Mrs. Ralph Drake reports two red foxes seen in Elmwood Cemetery late Sunday afternoon, approaches noted as she drove away, with little fear observed.
Mr and Mrs Harold Craig of Inglewood California visited Mrs Craig s parents Mr and Mrs Ed Sloan at 1016 S Santa Fe and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Alvin Ericson Mr and Mrs Fredolph Hawkin son and Dwight Elsmore and Mrs Eva Cunningham attended the Setterstrom Stromberg reunion in Iola Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Forrest Stephens of Route 3 report their son Jon Stephens spoke from Paris to Washington via Early Bird the world s first commercial communications satellite He is the general European sales manager for Dean Export Van Lines and has spent three years overseas in Paris Tehran and Beirut
Members of the 1955 Chanute High School graduating class will meet Thursday evening in the First National Bank lounge to plan the upcoming 10 year reunion.
Severe thunderstorms roared through northern and central Missouri and northeast Kansas. Up to 2 inches of rain fell in Clay and Platte counties in 25 minutes with 70 mph winds toppling trees and snapping power lines. Debra Wynn injured by shattered door at 2829 North Bethany. fire crews restore power as damage unfolds. A four man oil rig crew escaped unharmed near Nortonville when an oil derrick toppled amid the storm. Continuous gusts and hail sized golf balls affected Atchison and surrounding communities before the system weakened.
Washington AP reports civilian federal employees totaled 2,479,493 in May an increase of 1,877 from April per a Senate House committee.
Charles A. Clifton 76 of 1320 S Santa Fe Topeka died at Santa Fe Hospital after an extended illness born Sept 29 1888 in Cedarvale retired Santa Fe conductor married Olive Mote in Chanute 1914 she died 1965 funeral Friday 3 p.m. at Johnson Chapel burial Memorial Park Cemetery Ditmars funeral was Tuesday 2 p.m. at Skinnes Memorial Chapel burial Green Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery organist Mrs Dave Petterson sang The Lords Prayer bearers Roy Romig Ray Elrod Harold Seefeld Albert Bowman J S Jones and H A Wagoner.
A 15 member search party found a woman’s body and footprints on a Baja California surf beach tied to two pleasure craft sinks. Denise Winter, 15, swam ashore last Saturday as the presumed sole survivor. A second adult woman in a life jacket was sighted, possibly Denise’s mother or Mrs. Hugh V. Wynn.
Local page notes community events and notices in Chanute Kansas. June 30 1965 items include civic updates, school news, and upcoming meetings affecting residents and area organizations.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher Dwight Wallingford as news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Mrs Leland Lowe circulation manager and Dorsey Osborn foreman of printing operations Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute post office Member Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights noted.
The body of Dale E. Hendrix, 14, of Kansas City Kansas, was recovered Tuesday from the Pomona Reservoir after he disappeared Sunday while water skiing with friends. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Gene E Hendrix.
A young life insurance company seeks an aggressive man to train for district managers position covering three counties. Sales experience helpful but not required as a home office training course is provided. Group insurance and other fringe benefits included. First year earnings should exceed $12,000. Send resume to Suite B-3 701 Jackson St Topeka Kansas.
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