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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
2
Cattle receipts reach 2700 with feeders and slaughter steers steadying. hogs rise 25 to 50 cents for barrows and gilts, sows steady. Sheep show steady demand. In Chicago, grain futures edge lower with soybeans and oats easing while wheat and corn show mixed advances.
AP notes stable to firm grain prices across wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans. No. 2 hard wheat 1.54 to 1.66, corn 1.72 to 1.85 for white, Milo at 2.15, soybeans around 2.79 to 2.84, sacked bran 36.50 to 37.25, shorts 36.00 to 36.75.
Daily Transcript details Neosho Memorial Hospital activity with Wednesday admissions for Claude White Altoona Oradell Carpenter Mrs Wayne Gericke and others including Mary Lou Turner Beverly Ann Myers and Ruth Cragg. Dismissals include Mrs Maude Anderson Richard Smith and Shirley Kariker. Police court notes cite Georgia Kimble Kenneth Good and Ronald Padley with bonds. Also a grass fire report and California condor population decline from 60 to 40 birds over 20 years.
The Chanute Tribune lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor with John Hovorka handling advertising. Circulation is managed by Mrs. Leland Lowe, and the composing foreman is Ben Nicholas with Dorsey Osborn as press foreman. The paper is published weekday evenings excluding Sundays and mailed as second class matter in Chanute Kansas 66720.
The stock market held a small advance late afternoon in heavy turnover. Volume was near 636 million shares as on Wednesday. blue chips lifted averages while many wheelhorses lagged or held steady. Bond markets barely moved and overall activity remained quiet.
Mrs. Alice Ruggles of 15 S. Plummer attended the Registered Nurses Conference Wednesday at Osawatomie State Hospital. She works at Allen County Hospital in Iola.
Boyd Moon of 1215 S Central claims his car scraped Joe Mudd of 619 W 14th while parking beside a parked vehicle. Danny Marks of 718 S Lincoln reports his car scraped a Merle Kelly Ford in the 100 block on South Highland while parked.
A Titan 3A rocket launched from Cape Kennedy carried two satellites and performed multiple transtage engine firings to shift orbits. The mission aimed to circularize at 1,725 miles then extend to 2,300 miles, with a 50-50 success chance. The test followed a prior Feb 11 triple firing in space and supports future military space missions.
TOPEKA AP Birds abandon Kansas Statehouse roost site after pest control contract. Legislators review cleanup and future repairs including painting dome windows caulking copper roofing on the four wings and restoring rats. House members Laverne Spears Oscar Nowlin Elmer Holt and Rep F H Geiger led the briefing with state officials.
US Air Force jets destroyed eight bunkers and five buildings at a Phu Van ammunition complex 125 miles southwest of Hanoi in a 45 minute raid with four bunkers blown and others burning. South Viet Nam’s Armed Forces Council dissolved itself boosting PM Phan Huy Quat as U.S. forces reorganize, while additional Marines and the 173rd Airborne Brigade were moved into country amid rising Viet Cong attacks.
The Organization of American States votes to establish a joint force deploying U S Marines and allied troops in Santo Domingo to restore peace. Paraguay Venezuela Costa Rica and others pledge units as U S government cites lack of a functioning Dominican government and aims to create a climate for democratic institutions.
Chanute city officials attended a district meeting of the Kansas League of Municipalities in Lola Tuesday night. Attendees included three commissioners, R J Hayes city manager Howard Parsons city clerk Jack Brennan assistant city clerk and other officials. The session focused on newly enacted state laws affecting city administration.
League staff explained provisions of several measures including the bill to regulate private clubs. Twenty one southeast Kansas towns attended the gathering. The event featured a tour of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.
Lexington AP reports University High records high participation with 12 of 30 students on the basketball team and six serving as cheerleaders, reflecting strong athletic involvement at the school.
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