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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1967
Page
2
In Kansas City cattle numbers reach 625 with no calves. Hogs total 1,600 with barrows and gilts 50 higher, midday 210 to 265 pounds. Sows up 25 to 50, trading 16.50 to 18.50. Sheep not reported. Market pace slow after a stronger Thursday session. stocks overall mixed with slight declines as volume reaches 5.34 million shares in four hours. New York stocks at 1 p.m. show continued AP coverage.
Kansas City report notes wholesale egg quotes with large 80 percent A at 28 to 30 cents per dozen, medium 80 percent A at 21 to 23 cents, and butter prices unchanged.
Chicago reports butter prices steady with slight moves and egg quotes mostly steady to modestly lower. Butter grades AA through C show tiny changes while egg prices edge down modestly for whites and mixed large to mediums.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.50n No 2 soft red 1.46n corn No 2 yellow 1.2414 oats No 2 heavy white 742-74n soybeans No 1 yellow 2.84%n Soybean oil .50n.
The funeral service for Charles Henry Stowell took place yesterday afternoon at Gibson-Koch Chapel with Rev. Dale Sneeringer of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery as pallbearers and floral attendants were noted and music was provided by Richard Boling and Mrs. P. L. Forslund.
Wall Street in New York moved sluggishly in quiet trading late this afternoon as the pattern returned to narrow gains and little market momentum. The session showed small shifts among major averages with traders awaiting further cues from the broader economy and corporate reports.
Chanute Tribune details publication info and staff roles and lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for local trade and outside areas plus boxholder offers. Includes AP rights and circulation note for local news use.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with 63 adults and pediatric patients and seven babies. Thursday admissions include Refugio DeLa Torre Harold Peterson Mrs Paul Morris and others in medical and surgical units. births reported for Donald Elder. Dismissals and current admissions noted with multiple local addresses and names. Continuous patient movements and new births summarized.
Police cited Mike Brooks 24 of 1219 N Washington for leaving the scene after a collision with Richard Crawford’s 1958 Oldsmobile station wagon on US 169 north of the city. Crawford, visiting relatives in Iola, placed repair costs at 131.98. Gerald Cheney of Chanute was contacted and Brooks denied striking the Crawford car but offered to pay for damages.
An 18 year old Ellsworth youth Dale W. Eilrich died in a one car crash on U S 156 northeast of Holyrood The car left the highway plunged into a dry creek bed and caught fire A passing truck driver extinguished the blaze identifying the victim as the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Eilrich Route 1 Ellsworth Kansas
Stark Methodist Church marks its 75th anniversary and 17th year since remodeling with a Sunday service at 10 30 a m. Dr Al Bramble will consecrate the new educational annex, former members and pastors invited, homecoming planned, basket dinner at noon. Rev Dale Eflin has led the 90 member church since June.
President Johnson frames a news conference as he defends Vietnam bombing strategy noting about 300 of 350 proposed targets in North Vietnam have been approved. He cites consensus among civilian and military advisers, while conceding some calls to add targets and differences of opinion exist but no deep divisions.
Mrs. Ann Landis of 102 North Evergreen departs for Los Angeles to visit her brother Harry Miller and plans a roughly three month absence. Mr and Mrs John Hargrave of 203 West Third return from a Santa Barbara trip visiting their nephew De los Shurtleff and family.
The Wright family reunion, their 54th in succession, will be held Sunday at Highland Park. Mrs. Louie Wright of 217 West 7th reports the event and a basket dinner will be served at noon. All relatives and friends are invited.
Revival services start Sunday evening at Faith Tabernacle 1602 S Santa Fe with evangelist Rev Hardin Matthews of Pierce City Mo and Rev Eugene Connes pastor announced today. Meetings begin nightly at 7 30. Palmiero and the Ogre will be told during the children's story hour tomorrow 10 30 to 11 a m at the library. Mr and Mrs A L Pitts Tracey and Ricci R 2 returned yesterday from a two week 4400 mile camping trip through Missouri Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Alabama Florida Texas and Oklahoma. In Florida the family toured the Keys Panama City Miami Beach and saw the dolphin TV star Flipper. Pitts was most impressed with the Astro Dome in Houston Tex.
DETROIT Chrysler Corp refused a second time to extend its three year pact with the United Auto Workers, signaling possible new contract talks with GM or Ford. The company said it would keep plants running past the deadline if workers report to duty and no new agreement is reached by Wednesday midnight.
The day saw Bakersfield California reach 111 degrees as the highest temperature in the nation while Philipsburg Pennsylvania logged a low of 32 degrees.
Gerald Jones and George Gregory nabbed a 37 pound yellow cat on a trotline in the Neo sho River at the mouth of Village Creek on Wednesday night. They used carp as bait at the fishing spot.
Gov. Robert Docking indicated Kansas will not need higher state taxes in 1968 if the budget is tight and the legislature cooperates. A Budget Division report shows the general fund end 1967 $13.9 million better than expected, with revenues $10.8 million above forecasts and spending $3 million under. Budget Director James Bibb cited underspending and unexpected personal income growth as factors, suggesting income tax receipts may rise 10 percent or more.
The burned bodies of two men were found today in a Piper Cherokee wreck on the Benny Fitzgerald ranch 12 miles north of Ardmore Oklahoma. The pilot was Rick Flippen of Dallas and the passenger was William G. Dean of Wichita. Both were executives of Champions Life Insurance Co. in Dallas with Dean as president and Flippen as executive vice president. They were en route from Dallas to Wichita and failed to appear at a meeting in Wichita.
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