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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle sales at 3 900 head with modest gains in heavier calves and steady feeder steer prices. Hog prices decline 50 to 1.00, sows down, while sheep and eggs show minimal changes and butter holds steady in Chicago markets.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.65s, No 2 red 1.63s. Corn No 2 yellow 1.40s. Oats No 2 heavy white 75s 76s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.89s. Soybean oil 10.32.
Wheat and corn prices drifted lower at Kansas City with No 2 hard and dark bids around 1.76 to 1.80 and No 2 white corn at 1.42 to 1.48. Soybeans held near 2.78 with sacked bran and shorts easing amid mixed grain futures activity.
The New York market ended a four hour session with broad gains as investors perceived an oversold condition and domestic policy hopes. Volume for the first four hours was 6.58 million shares, below Wednesday's 7.61 million, with optimism tied to Middle East peace prospects and possible liberal fiscal relief.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to locally printed news and AP dispatches, restricting republication by others. This notice asserts AP ownership of the newspaper's local content and its distributed news reports.
Police booked Walter W. Shelby and Ernest W. Looney as sleepers, releasing them today to leave town. Jim Bedenbender reported a five gallon gasoline theft from his truck parked at his home Tuesday night. Kansas State University students listed for June 4 degrees include Thomas W. Scott Kenneth D. Winters Chanute Charles R. Fail Altoona Jerry Leon Cook Benedict William M. Payne Buffalo Gail Anne Klich Toronto Don M. Seyfert Humboldt D D Wagoner son of Dr and Mrs Duff D Wagoner will receive a masters in guidance from Emporia State College May 26. His wife will earn a bachelor’s in elementary education June 4 at Washburn University.
May graduates from Emporia State Teachers College include James E. Lind Chanute Royanna Klingensmith Humboldt Clyde W. Howell Moran David E. Stockebrand Yates Center Richard L. Ard Betty S. Boler Elsmore Marcia E. McCuistion Robert L. Stewart Altoona Paul Lee Swearington La Harpe Albert John Kress Jr Piqua Alice Marie Wilper Westphalia Jay Klinginsmith of 212 N Steuben is recovering from a fractured left arm suffered in a woodworking accident. Nancy Cofer Ponca City granddaughter of Mrs C Y Allison 523 St Kansas won the outstanding sophomore English award and a creative writing award by the American Association of University */}
Mrs. Ruby Wilson of 222 North Highland spent the weekend with her son Charles Walters and his wife in Kansas City. Ronald Lewis of Fredonia received a scholarship from Independence firm for Independence Community Junior College. Donald Potter of 502 North Highland earned a Colorado Outward Bound School scholarship for a 26 day summer course near Marble Colorado. Potter attends the University of Kansas in Lawrence. COBS program covers mountaineering survival and rescue training. United Nations Association meeting scheduled for Saturday has been postponed.
Five Mexican men were found in a farm field four miles west of Hutchinson and were jailed in Reno County to await immigration disposition. They apparently jumped from a freight train early Wednesday and none could speak English.
A Fort Scott family decorates a long hallway with maps from Navy voyages and friends trips. Mrs. Hill collects pilots and road maps from sons Terry and Jerry and other travelers, aiming for meaningful keepsakes in their 11 room home.
Delmar A. Evans 50 of Sunnyvale Calif died yesterday in California and will have funeral services there Sunday. Clinton R. Durst funeral held Tuesday at Buffalo Methodist Church with Masonic rites at Buffalo Cemetery. Dunham Funeral Home, Fredonia, in charge.
Kansas State University will confer more than 2,000 degrees at its 104th annual commencement on June 4. Alf M. Landon will receive an honorary doctor of law. President James A. McCain will address the class. Admissions dean E M Gerritz notes 358 degrees last August and 573 in January, with over 1,100 candidates this spring.
Cairo reports Egypt will import 15 tons of elephant tusks from Sudan for making touristic souvenirs. The items will be sold at the Khan Khalil Bazaar, a medieval market in Cairo.
Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital with patient census of 66. Wednesday admissions include John Miller Clarence Cox Warner Tiegreen and Mrs Jo seph Newcomb while dismissals list several patients. Today admissions include Edward Roling Carl Wright. Fire call notes cat in well at 903 S&S Lincoln. Police court action against Elmer Pilgrim for driving while intoxicated and careless driving with bond forfeiture and reduction. police summons issued for David L Hall for speeding.
Kentucky author Irving S. Cobb urged burial attendees from the Paducah Elks lodge, joking that his basement visits at the Elks Club suggested members should enjoy fresh air with a cemetery visit.
In West Bengal the new chief minister Ajoy Mukherjee becomes the fourth bachelor in succession to hold the post. The AP report notes the rare pattern in the state's political leadership.
Local brief notes from Chanute Kansas dated May 25 1967 cover city happenings. Items reference municipal events and community notices as published on page two of the Chanute Tribune.
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