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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
2
Cattle prices rise with steers and heifers up 50 to 75, feeders 25 to 50 higher, hogs mixed, sows up to 25, spring lambs up to 75. Wheat mixed with No 2 hard around 1.67, corn 1.23 to 1.38, oats steady, rye about 1.12, soybeans near 3.00. Volume includes 224 wheat cars and 213 corn cars with varying grades and terminals in Kansas City AP report.
Market report shows Parson s hogs and sows with price bands from 15 to 22 dollars a hundredweight across weights. Cattle include grain fed steers and heifers 20 to 25 dollars, stocker calves 20 to 32, veals 14 to 34, cows 13 to 22, bulls 14 to 25, and sheep with lambs and mutton priced 12 to 25 dollars, all by weight and grade.
Chicago market report shows butter prices steady with multiple grade quotes, eggs weaker with broad declines, and live poultry prices easing modestly. Notable quotes include AA 62'2 and A whites around 34, roasters at 28-29'2 and special fed White Rock fryers 20'2-22.
Wheat No 2 red and hard 1.64 futures. corn No 2 yellow 1.31 and No 3 1.27. oats No 2 72s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.08. Wheat May up 14 cents. corn May down about 1 percent. oats May down around 4 cents. rye steady to down slight. soy May down 1-2 cents.
Selective strength continued in airlines, steels and coppers while some profits were taken late this afternoon in an uneven session. Trading remained active with about 7 million shares changing hands versus 7.24 million Friday as bonds largely held steady.
Delno L. Bass, Parsons labor leader and business agent for Local 128 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, announced he will file for the Democratic nomination for Congress from Kansas 5th District. He spoke at the Kansas Young Democrats convention in Parsons. He is 48 and has served 12 southeast Kansas counties.
R M Seaton editor publisher of the Coffeyville Journal filed for the Republican nomination for state representative from the new seventh district comprising Coffeyville Cherokee and Parker townships in Montgomery County He is 53 a Coffeyville resident since 1947 and a 1943 Kansas State University graduate.
Multiple obituaries list Anna Marie Goyette two days old daughter of Vernon and Mrs Goyette of Savenburg died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Graveside service set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Elsmore Cemetery officiated by Rev Robert Huse. Also B E McCoy of Iola died Saturday at Allen County Hospital with funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Waugh Funeral Home Tola burial in Highland Cemetery. Harold Ralph Bradshaw funeral held at Johnson Chapel with Rev R E Owens. floral attendants named and burial in Harrison Cemetery west of Thayer.
Daily hospital notices list admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital across two days. Notable entries include George McGuire and Frank Wagner among medical patients, births to Vernon Goyette and Donald Goff, and several named residents released. Police court actions report careless driving and disturbing peace with fines and bonds.
John Willcott reported his 1962 Ford convertible rear glass scratched after a Saturday night incident. Police were called to a cafe at 1127 N. Santa Fe for a disturbance with broken cafe equipment. Charges depend on a formal complaint filing. A report said two motorcycles were seen riding over graves in St. Patrick's cemetery. George E. Arnett cited for 45 mph in a 30 mph zone on North Santa Fe. Local residents reported car issues on Saturday.
Miss Chanute 1966, a 5 foot 3 inch Chanute Senior High School graduate studying at Neosho County Community Junior College, sang The Shadow of Your Smile and You're Just Too Wonderful to express affection for Chanute. Former Miss Chanutes Carol Ferguson Moore and Sydney Naughton Moyer attended the event. She enjoys outdoor sports and flying with a private pilot license and is a member of the Chanutenannys.
A man was found dead from a gunshot wound to the left chest at a Coffeyville residence early today. Identified as 21 year old Paul Hudelson of Tennessee, his hometown was not available.
In a parking lot at Main and Plummer, a collision was reported by Mrs. Merle Toews and Mrs. Pat Legge. The Legge car backed into the Toews Chevrolet injuring the left front fender of the 1959 model. At St Patrick's church two vehicles showed rear fender damage: a 1964 Clopine Ford and a 1966 Nicholson Ford. The Toews and Legge residences are listed as 507 N Evergreen and R 3.
Vandals broke windows in the men's restroom at Santa Fe Park on Saturday night. Ranz Motor Co reports a generator stolen from a 1957 Chevrolet on its West Cherry lot over the weekend.
The Neosho County Tuberculosis and Health Association met at the Orchid Cafe. Officers reported 1965 Christmas Seal funds of 3,885.48 and ongoing skin testing of school children and X rays for about 5,000 adults. Dr. James Brown commended the program and spoke on aid from the SEK TB hospital and state health bodies.
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 am Monday with 4 fatalities for May and 185 for 1966. The report notes a previously unreported death and compares to 201 deaths in the comparable 1965 period.
Chanute Tribune details its staff positions including publisher and editors. It lists subscription prices for local and out of town readers with annual and short-term options, plus carrier rates in Chanute. It notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
Members and volunteers at Memorial Hospital plus Christ mas Seals support a 1966 67 health program. The effort covers case finding public health education professional training patient services and grants with skin testing X ray surveys school health materials nursing scholarships and medical fellowships. Attendees included Mrs Burris Mrs Stutte Mrs Finney Lofgren Mrs Wood Mrs Fleming Mrs George and Dr Brown.
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