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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
2
Livestock reports show cattle 3000 head with variations by class. feeders and prime cuts up to 26.00. calves and hogs mixed with gains in barrows and gilts. sows higher. Sheep and spring lambs also up. Wheat corn oats soybeans and byproduct prices listed. grain values mostly steady to up slightly with minor declines in oats and some cereals.
The report lists bid ranges for emus, cattle, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep. Prices cover U S categories such as U S choice and good grades, weights from 180 to 300 pounds, and carcass types including stockers, feeders, and breeding stock with specific dollar per hundredweight or per head figures.
Kansas City wholesale eggs show large eggs at 80 percent quality from 23 to 27 cents per dozen and mediums at 20 to 23 cents. Butter prices remain unchanged in the AP market note.
Chicago based AP notes butter steady and eggs largely unchanged with whites around 27, mixed 26 2 75 per cent or better. Poultry prices also steady with roasters 25 2 to 28 and special fed White Rock fryers 20 to 22.
Chicago AP lists Wheat No 2 hard at 1.69 and No 2 red at 1.67. Corn No 2 yellow 1.37. Oats No 2 heavy white 75. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.85. Soybean oil at 10.20.
Instruction fragment notes contacting Tribune by phone for carrier help. If unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. to reach the intended service line. The text provides a procedural contact path and timing.
Wall Street in New York posted a fair gain late in the afternoon with livelier trading. Volume for the first four hours stood at 7.65 million shares versus 6.12 million on Monday.
Major Paul J. Gilmore a Vietnam War veteran aiding the Treasury in promoting U S Savings Bonds completes an 11 day tour. The Chanute, Kansas native and former Air Force pilot shot down a MiG 21 earning the Silver Star and later earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Bronze Star among other honors. He serves at Malmstrom AFB Montana with the Air Defense Command and has overseas service in Korea and Germany. He and his wife Marjorie have two sons John and Michael.
David Ivy aged about 30 of Dickson Tennessee died May 2 in a three vehicle crash. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William T Ivey of Birmingham Alabama and his mother Mary Alice Penfield of Chanute. Funeral and burial were in Dickson Tennessee. Edgar E Zastrow funeral services were held Monday at First Baptist Church Wellsville with Rev Gayle Bender and Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating. Floral attendants were Mrs Lee Burns and others with bearers named. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under Gison Koch Chapel direction.
Brethren gather on Wednesday May 17 as Fay I. Clopine is welcomed and Jay T. Klinginsmith serves as W.M. with Sec’y duties noted.
Geneva AP reports a 33 to 35 percent cut in world tariffs, affecting more than 80 nations and roughly 6,300 items. The agreement, led by William Roth, increases global trade and could shift about 15 to 16 billion dollars of U.S. imports and exports, with a 4.5 million ton annual food aid program and an antidumping accord. The signing deadline is June 30, tied to Kennedy era Trade Expansion Act authority.
Scout News Den 3 Pack 235 met after noon Monday at First Baptist Church with den mothers Mrs Horton and Mrs Davis. Neal Jackson led the flag salute as boys made pennants rehearsed clown acts for the pack circus Roy McCoy provided refreshments and the meeting closed with a living circle and cub scout promise.
An adviser offers a retirement cash bundle and life insurance for you spouse and children under Metropolitan's endowment program. The pitch emphasizes building savings while securing family protection and future finances.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Current census stands at 62 patients including adults and pediatrics with multiple admissions and dismissals noted for Monday and today across several families and towns.
The Agriculture Department predicted a 2 to 3 percent rise in grocery costs by summer for American households. Full year food costs are expected to average about 1.7 percent higher than last year, with total consumer spending around 94.6 billion dollars. Farm prices for producers have fallen, while crop upturns and tighter livestock supply may push meat prices higher. The report notes higher retail prices amid uneven farm price trends and a potential boost in production this year.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry rejected as fabrications a Chicago Daily News interview with Premier Chou En-lai reported by Simon Malley. Malley said he spoke with Chou for 22 hours in Beijing, prompting denials from Peking and clarification at the United Nations.
Rosemarie Obrazda underwent surgery at St. Marys in Kansas City. William R Vandervoort, son of Earl Vandervoort of Erie, got promoted to branch sales manager and will move from Kansas City to Dallas. Chaunceys return from visits in Stillwater and Clayton. Police investigated lights damaged by three boys under the North Lincoln overpass. Mrs. John E Walters attended a state convention in Manhattan and was elected grand chaplain of Kansas. Kenneth E Wilson to advance training at Kansas State University with PhD plans. previously taught at Joyster Junior High. M Lee Newman to head Southeast Kansas division for Jayhawk Life Insurance Co in Chanute.
Fisher stated that Malley’s report remains authentic and accurate. Malley applied for a Chinese visa as a representative of Jeune Afrique. The Chinese reportedly did not recognize his American passport, despite his naturalized citizenship. Fisher noted prior Chinese denials and affirmed plans to keep publishing the series for its insight into China’s thinking and plans.
Olive Moore of Culver City California visits sister Mrs. Evelyn Hainbach at 1017 North Santa Fe and other relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart of San Leandro California with their daughter and grandson from Sioux City Iowa visited Mrs. Stewart’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Elder at 901 West Main. They attended the Stewart reunion Sunday in Coffeyville and departed Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Jack Sparks hosted Sunday guests at 721 South Lincoln, their son Bill Sparks and his family Kathy, Susan, Billy and Sam from Emporia.
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