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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
cattle steadiness across classes with good to prime orders noted for steers and heifers. hogs saw 10 to 25 point declines on barrows and gilts while sows weakened. sheep and veal markets mixed with steady cattle and steady to slightly varied lamb and ewe prices. Parsons auction shows wide ranges for stocker and feeder offerings and ongoing demand.
AP reports wholesale eccs in Kansas City shift with large 80 percent A ranges now 39 to 45 and mediums 80 percent A bands 31 to 38. Other items hold steady amid market tweaks.
Chicago AP reports butter steady with no change while egg prices show irregular moves. Grade A whites mostly hold at 39, with mixed 3, medium 34, standards 33, dirties 27 and checks 26. markets track slight fluctuations across product lines.
Chicago AP notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices list No 1 yellow 1.36 and No 2 yellow 1.36. Oats prices show No 1 extra heavy white 71 and No 2 extra heavy white 71. Soybean oil listed as én.
A compact list shows Grade A eggs in sizes Extra Large Large Medium and Small with bulk prices. It also records cream types, cheese, cookies, and livestock items including hens and hides with unit prices and weight-based rates.
The term Bharat is presented as the official Indian name in a statement honoring a legendary emperor. The claim frames Bharat as the formal designation reflecting ancient rulers and national identity.
AP report from Kansas City lists wheat and corn prices by grade with bid ranges for No 2 and No 3 hard, dark, red, and white varieties, plus oats, maize, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts. Includes numbers like wheat around 2.06 for No 2 hard and 1.98 for No 3. corn No 2 white 1.23-1.31. soybeans 2.50-2.54. bran 37.50-38.25.
Wall Street moved higher on light to moderate volume as steel and motor stocks led gains toward the Dow Jones record territory. The Dow at 2 p.m. rose 1.63 to 734.55, near the 1961 closing high, while bonds moved erratically with corporate bonds down and government issues lower.
Governors Henry Bellmon Oklahoma John Dalton Missouri Orval Faubus Arkansas and John Anderson Kansas met informally to discuss regional tourism plans for four states. They proposed joint promotion and regional fishing licenses as a possible shared policy to attract the 60 million people within driving distance and boost local economies ahead of a formal conference beginning today.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Entries include Barry Wagoner Humboldt medical. Mrs Edward Wolfe 18 S Tennesee surgery. Mrs Dale Edwards 515 N Evergreen medical. and multiple patient movements in Sedan Humboldt Iola Galesburg etc. Also notes highway patrol citations for speeding with fines. and recent moves for John Galemore and Marvin Wells to new addresses.
Mr and Mrs R M Webb of 702 World War I and II streets mark 40 years of marriage with a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 at their home basement. Pearl Webb and Robert Webb wed Sept 12 1923 and have three children, 12 grandchildren, with local relatives listed nearby. Hospital blood drives report 46 pints donated in August at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Charley Alderman and Elmer Browning guests at Lola funeral of Carrie Hays. Manuel Fernandes of Planada California pleads guilty to intoxication in police court and is fined 15 dollars after arrest on Monday.
The Rev. Dorothy Buck on furlough from Nicaragua will headline the church program this evening at 7 30. Buck will present slides and artifacts from Nicaragua during the event which invites public attendance.
Raymond Orr of 926 N Grant reported a hubcap taken from his 1987 Mercury parked Tuesday night in the city lot east of the Memorial building. Howard Almond of 1315 E Central reported a spare tire and wheel missing from the back of his pickup.
Officers reported a noon hour collision at Lincoln and Elm involving a 1962 Dodge driven by Berneta L. Wiggans 52 of Earlton and a soft drink truck driven by Seth B. Gray II 20 of Evergreen. Damages were to the right front of the car and left rear of the truck.
A veterans groups committee outlined plans for a Veterans Day celebration on November 11 including a parade a dance and other activities. Twelve area marching bands have entered the parade. Noncommercial floats with Veterans Day themes receive 10 entry cash prizes of 35 25 and 15. Organizers urge businessmen to close on Veterans Day.
Atlantic City AP Karen Raye Schwartz Miss Kansas, a Friends University junior, will stroll a 120 foot runway in Convention Hall for gown judging and interview as preliminary competition continues. She showed a 37 24 37 figure in a turquoise swimsuit before 6500 fans while Judy Short of Alabama won the first swimsuit trophy.
Sheriff George Neely arrested Shaw couple in Erie last night. Robert Clouatre faced a driving without a license charge and was fined $5 plus $5 costs. Vivian Miller charged with intoxication paid $20 and $5 costs at the justice of the peace court.
Independence Kansas AP reports Mrs Karen Gibson 19 freed on 800 bond after her baby Larry Jr 2½ months died from skull jaw arm and rib fractures. Hearing set Sept 12 for neglect charge. husband Larry Allen Gibson 20 held without bond on first degree murder charge with preliminary hearing due.
The Dorothy Tiegreen circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met in the church annex Tuesday night with nine members and one guest, Mrs. Elsie Cox of Oxford. Mrs. Gary Haines presided, Mrs. Vernon Youngberg opened with prayer, Mrs. Lloyd Woosley gave the lesson, and Mrs. Mort Cox acted as hostess.
Steve Coulson a Kansas State University student spoke to the Rotary about Young Americans for Freedom a national conservative group urging personal responsibility and smaller federal power. Guest Steve Weiner discussed a potential Chanute chapter and visitors included Charles Huff A C McCullough Jum Tracy Walter Wells and Cecil Brinkmeyer presiding.
The South China Morning Post reported that 900000 students from Communist China were sent to fortify defenses in Sinkiang Province along the Soviet border. The British owned paper cited a refugee source in Red China.
In Cleveland AP report the Coast Guard dog mascot Snaff a Pekinese two years old with a poodle haircut disappeared from the life boat station on Labor Day. Chief M Don Powell says he stands at attention to taps and would be easy to identify if found.
Police list shows multiple resident moves from street addresses to new numbers across several blocks. Included are Bonnie Culbertson 509 EB 14th to 1824, Hiehlana Robert D Pugh 219 W Bim to 110 N Lafayette, Ronald Ryder 171 Ashby to 215 N Forest, Iva Hibbs 1006 Forest to 1012 S Alfred, Allison 410 W Steuben to 1108 W Main, Lee White 1014 S Larson to 510 W 5th, James Huddleston 906 S Lincoln to 202 S Rutter, Charlene Morris 634 Central to 101 N Evergreen, Robert Stierwalt 1025 Malcolm to 815 N Evergreen, Vangckle 409 Steuben to 528 Santa Fe. Traffic citations list Ken Malson 802 S Western illegal parking with $2 bend posted, Jim Whitmer 1001 N Garfield illegal parking (two counts) with $4 bond posted, John Hunt 110 S Tennessee illegal parking with $2 bond posted.
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