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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle 200 with calves none, choice slaughter steers at 22.65. Hog figures show 3,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows steady. barrows and gilts 190-260 lb at 13.75-14.00, sows 275-400 lb at 12.00-12.75. Sheep 100 not enough sales to set a market. Eggs listed with various grades and prices. other farm items and hides noted.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged while wholesale large eggs hold at 80 percent and 37 1/2 cents. Other egg types and poultry and butter are unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers also show no change.
Chicago price report notes butter holding steady with no change and eggs remaining near steady levels as markets test demand. Fresh dairy and egg futures show limited movement amid cautious trading and seasonal supply expectations.
Chicago market report shows no wheat oats or soybean sales with corn prices quoted No 2 yellow 1.15 2 16, No 3 yellow 12 2 16, No 4 yellow 1.06 2 13 and soybean oil at 8 s n.
The New York Stock Exchange halted trading at 2 10 p m EST as markets plunged after news that President Kennedy had been shot. Volume was about 5 5 million shares. The Dow Jones average fell from 735 96 to 730 18 as stocks skidded on a broad downturn.
The City Recreation Commission sponsors a Senior High Junior College dance tomorrow night with music by the Road Runners of Parsons. An admission will be charged, membership cards required, and customary dress including no blue jeans. The event runs from 8:30 to 11:30.
Karen Kreider, KU freshman, is elected secretary of the steering committee for the Associated Women Students. The ten member panel aims to unite freshman women, generate enthusiasm, and promote activities. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kreider of 605 S Lafayette.
The Roberts family reunion will be held Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roberts R 3. Guests already arrived include Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pearcey Hatch NM Mrs. Dorothy O Malley Santa Barbara California Craig and Claude Roberts San Bernardino California Stanley Roberts Portsmouth NH will arrive Sunday Friends are invited to call to see them next week.
Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Vining 1211 W Oak will be Mr and Mrs James Bentley and family of High Prairie. Thanksgiving Story will be told at the children's hour Saturday morning at 10 30 in the Children's Library.
Mrs. James Potter reports to police that her car backed from a parking space on Highland north of Main and dented the fender of another vehicle. The other car is owned by Mrs. H. Craig Graham of 312 N. Grant.
Paola authorities arrested David Lee Dickerson for disturbing the peace on a complaint and warrant. The undersheriff of Miami County brought Dickerson from Chanute to Paola. Police said the charge stemmed from marital difficulties.
Real estate transfers listed by Iola Abstract Co. show multiple deeds in Aller County. Transactions include Powell to Hester et ux. Norris et ux to Glenn Baroett. Esther Var Meter to Maxine Arn. Yorkey et ux to Kelley. King et ux to Jerome Witte. Metcalf to Bernadine Metcalf. Walton et ux to Welton et ux. and various others for Lot and Part of Townships 26-23-20, 36-33-19, or 36-73-19.
Paris AP Chancellor Lud wig Erhard of West Germany says Europe must rely on the Atlantic Alliance and expects U S force if Europe is attacked He backs French German cooperation and European unity as steps toward a broader Atlantic union Heard in talks with De Gaulle who favors a united Europe not U S-led.
Washington talks focus on a record 315 billion national debt ceiling for seven months while senators push for a longer term solution. Kennedy must sign by Nov. 30 or the temporary 309 billion limit drops to 285 billion. Separate debates spark blame over Congress schedule and perceived stagnation. A medical care row follows AMA PAC warnings of a fake recording, with Libel suit and reactions from AMA president and lawmakers.
Weather bulletin for Kansas City from AP records the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. CST showing the high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. The data reflects typical daily weather measurement practices and includes the observed temperature range and rainfall amounts for the stated interval.
The Celebrity Register is prepared for distribution with contributions from Chubby Checker and Sara Gibson Blanding. Editor Cleveland Amory defines a celebrity as someone who does not need to describe themselves, and his editors write the biographies for the 2,780 entries in the 677 page volume.
Rushford New York AP reports novelist and essayist Philip Wylie, 61, suffered smoke inhalation and shock when a wing of his summer home burned. He was found in a hall by firefighters and later treated by a doctor, then driven to a relative's home. Cause of the blaze is undetermined.
Detroit AP reports Lowell Thomas a 71 year old author and CBS newscaster was discharged from a hospital after treatment for a heart attack suffered November 7 at a testimonial dinner for George Pierrot. He left the hospital on Thursday.
Hollywood reporter notes Jane Grande an actress born in France faced a suspended six month jail term after pleading guilty to maintaining a nuisance. A court order limited her cats to three at her Hollywood home despite estimates she kept between 39 and 55 felines at times.
An air and sea search continued on November 21 for a U2 aircraft reported missing about 40 miles northwest of Key West. The area around Flat Cross was identified as the approximate search zone. Officials speculated a return from Cuba reconnaissance, but the Strategic Air Command and Defense Department found no evidence of hostile action.
The U S district director of Internal Revenue in Wichita lists over 300 Kansans due tax refund checks from 1963 who cannot be located. Only Ernest N Abbott of 603 Butler Chanute is listed as delivered. Checks were returned un delivered by the post office. To receive the funds, claimants must establish identity.
CBS president Frank Stanton said the network will provide free prime time for debates between the major parties presidential and vice presidential candidates next year. The offer was announced in letters to the Democratic and Republican chairmen. In 1960 only the presidential candidates appeared.
BERKHAMPSTEAD England AP The parents of Michael Gann 4 say he has the golden touch By showing his father William how to fill out his weekly football pool form Michael has just won 6203 By British law children are not allowed to enter the pools based on the results of the nations weekly soccer games Michael fills out a dummy form His father copies the dummy and sends it in Mrs Gann said her son has won 16 third prizes.
Mrs Roy S Gibson of 217 Main Street hosted the Culture Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs A O Klingner conducted a lesson on a trip to Europe with slides shown. Refreshments were served to 14 members.
The Strugglers Bridge Club met Wednesday night at Mrs Richard Coyken dall s Humboldt home with seven regular members and one guest Mrs Ida Bratton Mrs John Weilert won high and Mrs Dan Booe low The next meeting is set for December 11 with Mrs Ray Colvin.
State Senator Charles Forsythe and State Representative Henry Watkins spoke on school legislation at the Lincoln PTA meeting Tuesday evening at the school. They were introduced by Robert Pennington. Mrs. Quentin Nelson, state president, presided, and devotions were given by Mrs. J. B. Scherbence. Refreshments were served by second grade room mothers.
Scout den 2 met Thursday with den mother Mrs Jess Collier at 1002 S Plum mer. The group saluted the flag sang Thanksgiving songs and worked on Christmas projects. Robert Hutchison served refreshments and the meeting closed with the living circle and Cub Scout promise. Next meeting is Dec 5.
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