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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
2
Livestock prices show hogs 1 500 head with barrows and gilts under 265 lb up 50 to 75 cents. over 265 lb steady to strong. Sows steady. 1 3 195 260 lb barrows and gilts 23.50 to 24.00 and other weights quoted. Sheep and cattle not tested due to small offerings. Eggs and butter unchanged in wholesale market.
In Chicago, butter and eggs held steady as market prices showed no change amid routine trading. Dealers noted stable demand and unchanged wholesale quotes across major dairy cases.
Wall Street drifted lower late in the afternoon despite airline gains and selective issues. Trading volume was about 6.1 million shares versus 8.72 million the prior day, with the market down early then recovering but lacking momentum. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds held steady.
S Sergeant Worley and Mrs Worley Virginia and Tammy arrive tonight to visit his parents in R 4. Worley spent four years on Okinawa and 18 months in Viet Nam. After two week leave he will train at Fort Bragg NC and be reassigned belated Christmas plans await the children.
AP reports Kansas City grain futures with wheat near 1.67 to 1.97 per unit for various grades, corn around 1.21 to 1.37 for different white and yellow types, oats rising slightly, rye 1.10 to 1.15, barley 1.17 to 1.24, soybeans 3.01 to 3.14, and sacked bran 45.00 to 75 and sacked shorts 47.00 to 75.
Wheat No 2 red 1.67 sn, No 2 hard 1.67 sn. Corn No 2 yellow 1.31 2, No 3 yellow 1.29 2. Oats No 2 heavy white 75. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.08 6. Wheat finished 2 cent lower, July 1.62 4. Corn unchanged to higher, July 1.26 4. Oats 2 higher, July 0.68. Rye unchanged to 2 lower, July 1.21 54. Soybeans 1.2 to 2% higher, July 3.07 4 08 4.
More than 3.9 million errors appeared in 62.9 million individual income tax returns for 1965, up 1.3 million from 1964. Verification yielded an extra $194 million in taxes, rising over $28.5 million from the prior year, with average increases of about $98 for over 1.9 million taxpayers.
Argentina’s diverse climate supports a wide range of wildlife from parrots in warm areas to penguins in cooler zones, reflecting the country’s varied habitats and ecosystems.
Funeral service for Mrs. Cora E Huss of Stark is planned for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church at Elsmore with the Rev. William Patton officiating. Burial details follow in the obituary notice.
In Chicago, a pink cart of art visits Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital weekly, displaying prints by Monet Renoir and Cezanne to boost recovery. Doctors confirm art aids recuperation and patients report improved mood, while volunteers like Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. McDowell run the program for 856 beds.
Washington announces a green pamphlet titled Health Insurance Under Social Security Your Medicare Handbook for 19.1 million seniors. It explains hospital and medical coverage, eligibility, and how to claim benefits starting July 1 with extended care coverage beginning Jan 1 1967.
Ancient Mesopotamia contributed to writing, law, the wheel and true arch. It also supplied razors cosmetic sets frying pans shepherds pipes harps and astrological charts shaping modern civilization.
Mr and Mrs Dale Painter of 917 S Tennessee escaped injury after their 1965 Buick station wagon tipped on a detour seven miles north of Burlington following a missed turn from US 75. The accident occurred about 8 45 Wednesday night.
The claim credits Abner Doubleday with establishing the first baseball diamond in 1839, marking a foundational moment in the sport's development and spread in the United States.
Chanute Tribune publishes daily editions with staff listings including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Movorka as news editor. Advertising, circulation, and composing departments are named along with subscription rates for various territories and delivery options.
Admissions Thursday include William Gough Sr and multiple others with medical or surgical cases. dismissals list Madaline Compton and others. admissions today feature Judith Wilson and Elbert Blakley among medical and surgical cases. marriage licenses issued to Gary Fewins and Sue George and Floyd Ellis and Linda Ranz.
Police investigated two minor accidents today. At Main and Grant a 1964 Buick driven by James A. Harris collided with a 1959 Chevrolet pickup driven by Charles H. Arnett causing about 10 dollars of damage to the pickup. No damage to Harris’s car was reported. A second minor collision occurred at 902 S. Santa Fe involving Edward L. Redfield and Mrs. Ronald Reed with slight damage to the Reed left rear fender.
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