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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch notes up moves across cattle, hogs, and sheep with barrows and gilts steady to up 10-25 cents, sow prices 12.75 to 13.25, slaughter lambs steady and ewes up to 25, vealers and feeder cattle showing gains. Chicago live poultry mostly steady to higher with roasters and turkeys quoted.
Kansas City market report lists hogs with varied U S grades and weights from 180 to 400 pounds, cattle prices by weight and class including steers heifers calves and stockers, yearlings and cows with steady trend. Sheep and poultry prices show spring lambs bids, ewes, ejection lambs, and broiler figures, with eggs and butter quotations for regional markets.
The Wallace, Van Vickle, and Ditmars funerals were conducted Saturday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home and Johnson Mortuary. Officiants included Dr. Wagoner, Rev. Parrish, and Rev. Hunt. hymns included Beautiful Isle and Beyond the Sunset. Bearers and floral arrangers are named. burials occurred at Swede Center and Elmwood cemeteries.
The piece reports a printers strike continuing after union decisions. It notes the Supreme Court ruling that drug induced confessions are inadmissible in criminal trials and discusses the split on habeas corpus standards. Chief Justice Warren authored the majority opinion on the drug issue with Justice Stewart dissenting on habeas corpus standards.
In Kansas January February fed sheep and lambs totaled 125000 head, 39 percent below 1962. In New York printers voted 1621 to 1557 to reject a settlement, extending a 101 day strike against four papers, with others resuming or extending contracts as talks continue. Early lambs were marketed in Kansas March 1.
Butter and eggs show little change in Chicago markets. Butter prices hold at 93 score AA 57s and 92 A 57s, with other grades near 90 B 56s and 89 C 55s. Eggs mostly steady with minor declines. A whites at 35s and mixed at 35, mediums 33 1/2, standards 33, dirties 32, checks 31 percent.
A father and daughter banquet was held Friday night at Roosevelt by Brownie Troop 122. The girls presented four skits including A visit to the doctor and Ticket to the moon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mr. and Mrs. C L Childers and others. Troop leaders are Mmes. William L. Dean and Fred McCready.
Saturday admissions include Mrs Clin ton Turner and Lottie Peters among others. dismissals list Mrs Lewis Watts and son, Mrs Floyd White, Judith Ranabarger, Terry Barker, and Ethel Bryan. Sunday entries note admissions for John M Brown and Mrs Ralph Chapman plus multiple medical and surgical cases. livestock and commodity price data from Chicago appears in the same column.
New York stocks moved irregularly lower in slow trading with about 3.3 million shares changing hands. Most major issues fell slightly, some by around a point, while corporate bonds were mixed and government securities were largely unchanged.
In Chanute a check for $20.65 issued to a local food market is cited in a city court action. The defendant was continued and released on a $400 bond.
Police logged a minor car scrape near Lincoln on Main with no damage listed as officers checked the involved vehicles. Six drivers received summonses for defective headlights with hearings set. one warning issued for speeding. Theft of women's undergarments reported from a clothes line at 4192 S. Malcolm. Grass fires kept firefighters busy with multiple runs nearby but no damage reported. A 14 year old was taken into custody by Sola police on reckless driving intoxication and license charges and referred to Allen County authorities. An Outstanding Airman of the Quarter was named for the 1100th Support Group, with ceremony and travel details noted.
Parsons Kansas Powell Awbrey announces a donated planetarium and science center to the Parsons Board of Education. The facilities will serve students teachers and the public with space science education. Completion and equipment installation expected by August 1.
Bliss Isely, 82, noted Kansas history author and longtime journalist, died Sunday in a nursing home near El Dorado. A teacher, logger, and publicity firm operator, he coauthored Textbooks with W. M. Richards and wrote ten books including The Horseman of the Shenandoah.
National Farmers Organization stages sausage suppers in Wilson County area under Operation Sausage Feed. About 200000 people expected to attend across events including March 21 Lebo High School and March 30 Derby High School with speakers Kenneth Stofferahn and Ehard Phingston.
Sen August W. Lauterbach of Colby a Republican and Ways and Means chair died at his hotel room from a heart attack. He had served in the Kansas House in 1943 and 1945 and was in his second Senate term elected in 1956. Services planned in Colby as the Senate considered adjournment.
An ad from Johnson's Studio and Camera Shop at 4 East Main promotes a complete selection of Ambassador greeting cards for every occasion featuring a period friendly stationer’s appeal.
PFC Eddie Jenkins and Sgt Raymond Friederich of the Cha nute National Guard spend a week in Washington D C on a guard sponsored trip recognizing top unit recruiters in Kansas. They depart Topeka by plane at 8 a m and return about 3 30 p m Friday. Activities include a luncheon with Kansas lawmakers and guided tours.
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