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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
3
Wheat and corn futures mixed with quotes for oats soybeans and barley. Livestock prices show cattle hogs and sheep trading with feeder demand and varied cattle values at Kansas City.
Markets at a glance report from New York shows stocks lower on profit taking while bonds are mixed and corporate issues weak. Cotton rises as trade and commission house buying supports prices. Chicago data not provided.
Wheat mostly lower and soybeans strong after government report. Hogs and steers steady to slightly down. New York stock market finished lower as traders took profits with 5.2 million shares traded. Lost ground among motors steels airlines and oils while several names dipped on mixed news.
Memorial Hospital reports multiple admissions including Betty McClure Rosa Bradley James Godfrey LaDene Morton Salena Patterson Merle McKinney Linda Vigna J L Harrison Phillip Lytle Faye Harding Mary Karnowski Charles Turner Lourdes Van Anne and baby boy Robertson and baby boys born to Donald Hopkins and Richard Benjamin. A son born Wednesday and another today.
U S living costs rose one tenth of a percent in March reaching 106.2 per cent of the 1957 59 average. Higher prices for used cars clothing and real estate taxes pushed the index past the previous peak of 106.1 last September and again in February. The rise was tiny in household impact, costing $10.62 in March versus $10.61 in February. Wage adjustments based on the index will raise about 40 000 workers pay including 30 000 at Douglas Northrup and Hayes.
Three German one act plays will be presented in German by KU Experimental Theatre Friday in Murphy Hall as part of a foreign language drama program. KU students from England Austria Germany and the United States perform The Matron of Ephesus Christmas Shopping and Ten Minutes to Buffalo Curtis time is 8 30 p m Admission is free.
Micheal Wayne Feagan 3 of DeSoto died Wednesday at a To peka hospital. Graveside services are set for 10 a.m. Friday at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. Harold Hamilton presiding. Cooper- Warren Mortuary in charge. Survivors include the parents Mr and Mrs Bill Feagan and two brothers Jeffrey and Gregory Feagan. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Smelter of Spokane Washington paternal grandmother Mrs Nadine Feagan of Miami Oklahoma. Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Heise of Los Angeles California will be 1 30 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Frank Duncan. Burial in Clinton Cemetery. Local survivors include four nephews John Dean Ralph and Freeman Stultz all of Lawrence.
Nearly 4,000 Kaiser Steel Corp employees will get about $80 each this month as part of a new labor plan that shares roughly one third of cost savings against the 1961 level. The initial distribution totals $312,000 for 3,930 eligible workers, based on March cost savings of $962,000, with job security amid automation.
A group of 13 El Salvador University student leaders toured Kansas University as part of a State Department program. They discussed student roles in governance, noting Latin American students elect a six member body and a rector, with power to remove deans by a 90 percent vote.
Look Magazine vice president Les Suhler led the Kansas University Journalism School Advertising Day program in Kansas City Missouri speakers included Al Lockhart Bruce B Brewer Agency Bill Vaughan and Gene Davis Alpha Delta Sigma and Gamma Alpha Chi sponsored the two day event which concluded today
Dr. William H. Morton, professor of Biblical archaeology at Midwestern Seminary in Kansas City, will deliver the evening lecture for the Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church. A supper in the Fellowship Hall follows at 6 30.
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