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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
2
Market report shows cattle 3 000 head with various price ranges for steers heifers cows and calves. Hogs 4 000 head with barrows gilts and sows prices steady to lower. Sheep 800 head and egg prices listed with assorted dairy products and hides with miscellaneous receipts.
The article lists current bids and price ranges for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep. It covers ParsonS hogs various weight grades and prices as well as grain fed steers heifers stocker calves veal cows bulls sheep and lambs with specific price bands and terms used by buyers.
Kansas City report shows Missouri and Arkansas live fryers delivered at plant 13 4 16. Other produce unchanged.
Butter remains steady. Eggs hold firm with prices unchanged to one cent higher for various grades. White Rock fryers and roasters show stable to modest gains, with roast prices at 25 to 28 and fryers at 18.2 to 21.
Wheat and corn prices listed with bid ranges for No 2 and No 3 grades. Rye barley soybeans and sacked goods shown with current quotes. Contact Tribune carrier if undelivered or unavailable after 6 p.m. dial HE 1 3400.
Chicago grain prices show soybeans up about a half to one cent a bushel led gains, while wheat edged lower and corn and oats rose mildly. May contracts noted: soybeans around 2.83. May corn near 1.33 and oats about 0.71. Wheat fell slightly to 1.46.
In New York the stock market edged irregularly lower in fairly active late trading with about 5.1 million shares changing hands versus 5.6 million Monday. Corporate and U.S. government bonds remained mostly unchanged as activity stayed light.
TOPEKA AP The state will close any private club not licensed by the state after July 31, J R Cheney director of the Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission said Monday. The commission will meet Friday to discuss administering the new private club act passed by the 1965 Legislature. We hope to begin accepting applications for licenses by mid June Cheney said. At this time we don't have any idea how many private clubs are operating in Kansas. We've never made any effort to find out because these clubs were never subject to state regulation until the recent Legislature enacted this law.
In Philadelphia Ray Jones held a knife to his infant daughter's throat for 22 hours. Police stormed in as he shifted the weapon, saving the child uninjured. Jones, unemployed cabinet maker, was restrained and taken to a psychiatric ward after the ordeal. His wife Joane, 24, had been held captive four days and notified authorities via a coworker.
Honolulu AP reports Circuit Court Judge Samuel P. King granted 13 final divorce decrees before a new divorce law took effect. He remarked, “There are now six of these couples who are still technically married,” as the law blocks final decrees for couples with minor children until one year after a divorce.
Army PFC Richard L. Norris, son of Mrs. Theresa Norris, was assigned May 3 to the U S Army Support Command in Vietnam as a pay specialist. PFC James J. Collins, son of Rev and Mrs. Collins, was assigned April 25 to the 24th Infantry Division near Augsburg Germany as a mechanic. Both entered the Army in 1963 and 1964 respectively, completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mrs. Karen L Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dillion, a Wichita State University senior, will be honored May 14 at the 11th annual honors convocation followed by a reception. Police arrested Larry Beck on charges of careless driving taillight violation and disturbing the peace with an muffled vehicle, released on $35 bond. Harry Johnson was arrested on intoxication and disturbing the peace and held.
Waldo Ogden and Roy Dannelley reported to police that their cars were damaged over the weekend. Dannelley said his car hit Donald Higginbotham’s vehicle. his taillight broke but Higginbotham’s car had no other damage.
The brachiosaurus, the largest known land animal, weighed about 50 tons. Fossil evidence shows its enormous size towering over other dinosaurs of the Jurassic period.
Funeral services held for Mrs. Evelyn Ruth Templeton at First Baptist Church with Rev. Gayle Bender and Rev. Robert Shaw officiating. Sunflower Chapter OBS conducted grave rites at Memorial Park Cemetery with Honorary and Active bearers listed. Reed funeral for Grover C. Reed at Johnson Mortuary with Virgil Collins officiating and burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
The Soviet Union ordered Norris D. Garnett a U S cultural attaché out of the country on charges of anti-Soviet activities among African students in Moscow. Garnett denied the charges as Kenyan students condemned discrimination abroad and at home.
Norris D. Garnett of Newton was expelled from the Soviet Union on charges of anti Soviet activity among African students in Moscow. A Newton High School graduate, he studied at Bethel College North Newton Los Angeles State College and Georgetown. He first went to Moscow in 1959 for the American National Exhibit. His career included posts with the US Information Agency in Finland 1960 and Tanganyika 1962.
At Edwards Air Force Base a steel fragment ripped through three engines of the XB70A bomber during a supersonic flight. Pilots reported loss of engines but landed safely. The $750 million aircraft suffered engine damage and will be repaired with no date set for return.
Local brief highlights from Chanute Kansas include community notices, school events, and upcoming city meetings. Observers note multiple civic items and announcements typical of a mid spring newspaper page.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions including Herbert Johnson and Leslie Lee Roberts with Savonburg and Thayer areas, dismissals for Eugenia Baylor and Mary Lou Turner, and a birth to Duane and partner at 502 West 4th. Today admissions include Mrs. Axel Anderson. dismissals include Hallie Cather and Mrs. Storck. Fire damage report cites Neil Gossett residence and a 1958 Edsel, with police court action for Mehdi Ghodstinat for careless driving.
The notice outlines subscription rates by mail for Neoche Allen Wilson and nearby counties including months and Woodsonce. Rates show one year and monthly options with prices varying by location and format.
Partial OCR shows a notice seeking birth details for Great Laves commerce Co in Elgin Illinois with reference numbers and mail instructions. No full names or dates are readable, but it appears to be a legal public record request or correspondence with an Illinois Bureau.
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