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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1966
Page
2
Kansas City market report shows hogs steady to higher for sows while barrows and gilts range 23.50 to 24.25 for 200-250 lb. Lambs steady to 25 higher with lamb prices around 26.00 to 26.75. Cattle and calves steady to strong with steers 25.50 to 26.25 and cows 18.50 to 21.00. Wheat corn rye soy outlooks show small gains with July contracts rising.
The notice lists current price ranges for hogs, sows, boars and stags, with pigs at various weight brackets. Meat cattle follow with grain fed steers, heifers, calves, stockers, and yearling categories, including veals and cows, plus bulls and sheep figures.
Kansas City wholesale eggs hold steady with large at 31 1/2 to 33 1/2 cents per dozen and mediums at 25 1/2 to 27 1/2 cents. Butter shows grade A quarters at 75 cents per pound and grade A solids at 74 cents.
Chicago market notes show live poultry prices steady to down slightly with roasters down about 27 to 29 percent and special fed White Rock fryers down around 21 to 23 percent. Butter stays firm with grade AA at 63 and other grades around 62 to 61. Eggs hold steady or mix up to 1 cent, with grade A whites around 32 percent and other grades in the low 30s.
Chicago reports grain prices with No 2 hard wheat at 1.68 per bushel No 2 red at 1.68 and No 2 yellow corn at 1.31 1/2. No 3 yellow 1.28 1/4 to 2 9/2, No 5 yellow 1.21 with sample grade yellow 2 3 4 4. Oats No 2 heavy white 4 1/0 and No 2 extra heavy white.
Kansas City reports rise in wheat and corn futures with No 2 hard red at about 1.74 to 1.80 per bushel and No 2 white corn around 1.26 to 1.28 per bushel. Oats and barley show modest ranges, soybeans near 3.03 to 3.16, with sacked bran and shorts priced at 45.00 to 47.75.
Wall Street held a substantial gain late in the day despite profit taking. Trading slowed from the morning pace with about 6.8 million shares by late afternoon versus 6.43 million Friday. Glamour stocks in color television electronics and other sectors led multipoint advances while bonds moved higher or were flat.
Charles Lucas Hull, 60, Wichita, died Sunday at Wesley Hospital after a short illness. He worked for Boeing and had five stepchildren and 22 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Gibson-Koch Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Viola Coats, 92, former Thayer resident, died at Memorial Hospital Kansas City after eight weeks as patient. Funeral Wednesday at Robinson Funeral Home with burial in Thayer Cemetery.
A simple enhancement for butterscotch brownies adds flavor with 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and 1/4 teaspoon each of nutmeg and cloves. The spice mix suits 9x9 or 8x8 inch square pans and 11x7 inch rectangular pans for a balanced bake.
Kenneth A. Webb 16 and Sandra E. Pruitt 18 vehicles, both 1956 models, sustain about 45 dollars damage each after a right rear and left front fender crash at 4 05 pm Saturday. Earlier a 1966 Oldsmobile at 15 S Highlands with Eleanor Romine 39 is damaged by a backing pickup, estimated 50 dollars, while the truck 1966 Chevrolet driven by O E Nickerson shows no damage.
Home cooks explore new appeal by mixing ground beef with complementary ingredients to craft flavorful meat loaf. Techniques emphasize moisture, seasoning, and texture to produce a more lively, restaurant worthy dish at home.
The Supreme Court declined to hear Joe Davis's challenge to the federal obscenity law after the New York conviction for mailing obscene records and wrappers. The court also overturned the Nashville nude photo case of William Redmond and Dorothy Redmond, dismissing their charges as private correspondence under limited circumstances.
The Am bassador Club holds a 7 a.m. breakfast at Hart's Cafe on Wednesday. A policy study committee meets at 3 30 p.m. Wednesday at the chamber office. New chairmen and co chairmen meet at 5 30 p.m. Wednesday in the office. Jack Groves will attend Kansas Chamber of Commerce Executives meeting in Wichita Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Gladys Gardiner Mrs Clifford Lukenbill and Mr and Mrs C F Leavitt attended the 11th annual Telephone Pioneers of Kansas assembly in Topeka. Leavitt was elected president of the Southeast Kansas Life Members Club. Police investigated litter dumping near Senior High with signs and debris found in cars missing.
Mr and Mrs Lee Ward of St Joseph Missouri visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Dutton at 1219 S Evergreen on Sunday. Richard Bowman of Galesburg received the Phi Beta Lambda membership award at the recent annual department of business administration awards banquet at Kansas State College of Pittsburg.
Gordon Willis of Chanute reports an electric motor stolen from the Gerald Scott lease two miles southwest of Buffalo on Saturday night. The 14 horsepower unit was taken from an oil lease property.
Treasury officials weigh a higher debt ceiling to cover a revised 3.9 billion shortfall, with the next fiscal year’s total spending seen at 112.8 billion including 58.3 billion for defense. President Johnson notes a smaller deficit than January’s estimate while Congress weighs spending and Vietnam program implications.
In Eureka Kansas 19 year old Terry Bushawn of North Adams Massachusetts drowned while swimming at Eureka Lake during a Midwest Institute outing. Sheriff Virgil Cox said he was about 35 feet from shore calling for help as another youth swam to him. the body was recovered an hour later.
shred the cabbage and cook in a large tightly covered skillet with a few tablespoons of salad oil and water. season with salt and white pepper.
The official argues for maintaining a constant $4 billion cash balance plus a $3 billion contingency to cover unforeseen events. He cites fiscal improvements since January estimates, noting faster income tax withholding and stronger other tax collections.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in town mail and trade territory, including one year for $9 in trade area and higher pricing for Chanute post office boxholders, with carrier and payment terms. It notes AP membership and rights to local news republication.
The Civil Aeronautics Board signaled it will press airlines to cut fares early next year if voluntary reductions fail. CAB chief Charles S. Murphy urged informal actions to curb domestic and international fares, noting rapid industry changes outpace formal procedures. He cited prior fare reductions and promotional discounts expected to save travelers millions, with youth and excursion fares set to end December 31.
Hospital activity includes admissions on Saturday and Sunday for Carl Weiner Ill and numerous patients with medical or surgical notes. Dismissals follow for several named residents including Mrs. Otto Frederick and Carl Weiner III, with others from Humboldt and nearby towns. Police Court actions list Raymond Clark Chanute Ann Wood and Carl Weiner Jr with traffic and intoxication charges and bonds.
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