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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
11
Market notes from Harwood's Market list commodity prices for wheat corn mile soybeans barley oats eggs and butter. Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs wholesale eggs and live poultry prices along with cattle hogs and sheep bids and calf values for the region.
AP reports Kansas City grain totals with wheat and corn prices by grade. No 2 hard wheat around 1.514 to 1.5334, corn 1.72 to 1.85, oats 74 to 80, rye 1.05 to 1.09, soybeans 2.91 to 2.98, and sacked bran 46.75 to 47.50. May to Dec wheat futures listed and closed mixed.
New York stocks edged higher in active trading as oil, airlines, electrical equipment and select industrials gained. Volume reached about 5.9 million shares, up from 5.6 million a day earlier, with fractionally higher advances near the close and more winners than losers.
Richard J. Underwood 70 of WaKeeney dies after a long illness. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p m Saturday in WaKeeney with burial at Ellis. Survivors include sister Mrs William Kollender 202 W 15th St and brother Arthur M Underwood 623 Mo.
Twelve members of the Senate Judiciary Committee urged swift passage of President Johnson's voting rights measure. They called for federal voter registration in much of the South and the suspension of literacy tests as debate opened. Southern opponents signaled no filibuster but planned strategy meetings.
The Kansas University Alum ni Interfraternity Council will sponsor a Sunday session from 1 30 to 3 30 p m in the Community Building basement at 11th and Vt Sts to discuss taxable values of fraternity and sorority properties and personal property taxes. J Clifton Ramsey chairs the tax council and invites fraternity and sorority housing offices to attend to review appeal procedures to the Douglas County Board of Equalization and potential group appeal advantages.
Socialist Party presidential candidate Norman Thomas spoke at Kansas University this afternoon under the sponsorship of KU Students for a Democratic Society. He appeared at 1 30 p m in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union, invited by Salina sophomore John Garlinghouse, SDS president.
A Lowndes County grand jury returned indictments today after investigating the ambush slaying of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo near Lowndesboro on March 25. The report did not reveal if any charges stemmed from that killing, and names remain public only in custody. The panel also criticized actions by leaders in high government positions regarding the event.
Sen. Douglas lauds Washington news from the Press Association as extraordinarily accurate during a news conference with Sen. Dominick at the APAN convention. He commends speed and accuracy, noting many stories lacked bylines and honoring unsung newspaper writers. Panelists include Harry Byrd Jr., John Colburn, and Jack Foster.
Earl English, dean of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, served as moderator at the event hosted by Mountain News and The Rochester Times Union and Democrat Chronicle. Representatives from Allen H. Neuharth and associated outlets participated.
Prepare a spinach dish by mixing two 10 ounce packages of frozen spinach with condensed cream of mushroom soup and two tablespoons white wine or lemon juice. Heat, drain, fold in soup, then serve topped with slivered almonds.
Memorial Hospital admission notices include Nancy Hadl of Eudora. Earle Francy of Baldwin. Jimmy Hadl of Eudora. Gene Kent of Easton Kansas. Theresa Anderson of Route 1. Laura Cox, address 1904.
The notice lists numerous individuals and addresses including Barker Tony Honemah Haskell Institute and Mrs Viola Howard at 1218 W 25th alongside Donald Flowers and Diana Hurt with several streets cited. Additional entries include Rev Robert Freitag 129 Mich and Mrs Jea nette Richardson with baby girl.
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