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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1963

Page

8

Market Summary From Harwood's and KC Reports

Kansas City prices show solid farm grain trading with Wheat at 1.97 to 2.03, Corn 1.20 to 1.32, Oats around 65 to 74, Barley 1.04 to 1.10, Soybeans 2.47 to 2.53 and Bran 41.50 to 42.25. Eggs and poultry prices listed for Large A to C categories, Ducks and broilers noted. New York stock market weak after brief rally, airlines led gains then faded, Chrysler Ford GM mixed, volume about 3.4 million shares.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas New York Wall Ford General Motors IBM Xerox U.S

Market Wrap: Stocks Down as Bonds Steady and Commodities Mixed

New York stocks ease while bonds hold steady and rails and utilities gain. Cotton trades lightly in a calm session. Chicago grains show mixed wheat, firm corn and steady oats with August soybeans weak. Hog futures slip 50 to 75 cents with top at 18.50. Slaughter cattle steady with top 5.50.

New York Chicago

Tremors Continue In Skopje Region

Fresh earth tremors rocked quake shattered Skopje before dawn causing panic among survivors. Thousands fled open areas and tents as weakened walls toppled. Authorities said no more life was expected under the ruins and the death toll could reach two thousand.

Skopje Yugoslavia

Car Truck Crash Kills Ten Near Genoa Ohio

A fiery collision between a car and a semitrailer near Genoa Ohio killed ten people, eight of them children, wiping out migrant Felix Campos's family. The six year old station wagon carried the victims from an evening at the cinema. Charles Strong survived after leaping from the cab.

Toledo, Ohio Genoa Felix Campos Campos Emil Webert Elmore Ohio Charles Strong Swanton Highway Patrol Strong

Lawrence Board Probes State Aid Shift At KC Meeting

Lawrence Board of Education members attended a Kansas Association of School Boards session in Kansas City where a foundation program for state aid was endorsed for 1965 legislative action. The group plans 12 000 in research and drafting while ruling local taxes may rise to fund education if state support stalls.

Lawrence Lawrence Board of Education State Lawrence Board Knox Kansas Ad Valorem

Missouri camper dies from sleeping bag cleaner exposure

Gregory Taylor age 16 of St. Joseph Missouri died in a Duluth Minnesota hospital after being overcome on a family camping trip in an Ontario wilderness. Authorities believe carbon tetrachloride residue in the sleeping bag caused the poisoning and an autopsy will determine the exact cause.

Duluth Cyril Smith St. Louis County Smith

Leawood Netter Wins Junior Tennis Title Bout

Leawood Kansas player Todd Ballinger won a third round match to advance in the junior singles at Kalamazoo. He defeated John Tidball of California 6 2 6 2 after earlier upsetting fourth ranked Mike Tutvin of Hollywood Florida 6 4 0 6 3.

Kalamazoo Mich Todd Ballinger Leawood Kan Ballinger John Tidball Vinys Calif Mike Tutvin Hollywood Fla

Pineapple Warns Gelatin Mixers From Fresh Addition

A culinary note warns makers against adding fresh pineapple to gelatin mixtures. The acidic fruit inhibits set, risking an unusable product and reduced sales.

Memorial Hospital Births and Local Names Noted

Memorial Hospital reports births and local residents named in notices. Names include Adams Wengorff Martin Howell Durbin McGregor Smith Vanderhoof Birch Mock Evans Aldrine Maclean Weatherby Clachey Birner Moody Kilgore Gentry Barkycumb Kannenberg Smith Dellva Kamp Schroeder Freeman and others with addresses in Tonganoxie Baldwin Lecompton Phoenix and surrounding areas. Several entries note newborns a son and a daughter born today or Wednesday.

Jantha Adams Route 5 Harry Wengorff Tonganoxie Carolyn Martin Sophia Howell Cindy Lee Durbin Cadet Dorothy McGregor Highland Fanny Smith Baldwin Ferne Vanderhoof Naismith Edna Birch Betty Jo Mock Ohio Richard Evans Sunflower Village Ted Aldrine Lecompton John Maclean Katherine Weatherby Norene Clachey Mona Birner Baby Boy Murrow Ethel Moody Clathe Alan Jack Minnie Kilgore Evelyn Gentry Beth Barkycumb Phoenix Ariz Carl Kannenberg Linda Smith Lola McManness

Milk Withholding Planned by NFO Across 18 States

National Farmers Organization set a milk withholding plan in 18 states if processors fail to sign master contracts. Robert Manke of Arlington says a date is chosen but not announced. Progress includes new contracts signed weekly and 14 processors in the week ending July 20, with goals to avoid action if targets are met.

Madison, Wis National Farmers Organization NFO National NFC Board Robert Manke Arlington Wis Manke

Senate Republicans weigh treaty vote amid partisan tensions

Senate Republican leaders say they are not acting partisan in withholding commitment on the treaty. Dirksen thanks Mansfield for his statements and vows to avoid injuring the President on foreign policy. Republicans seek full military and scientific input to counter Soviet concerns before deciding if Kennedy would benefit politically from any easing of world tensions. If Aiken’s view holds that the advantage outweighs the disadvantages, the treaty could win approval by a large margin.

Dirksen Mansfield Senate Kennedy Aiken

Court Notes On Drunk and Begging Appeals

In the police court section Harold Channel of 630 R I faced charges of intoxication and begging with a $70 fine while Lee Fuel at 434 US was cited for drunkenness with a $45 penalty in the same proceedings.

Lee Harold Channel R. I

Police Court Traffic Violations Run Through Local docket

A list of drivers cited for infractions including speeding red lights no license and other violations with shown addresses and fines ranging from 5 to 30 dollars. Notable entries include Dwayne Russell Route 4 speeding Oscar Mayhugh Route 1 no license and Raymond Hackler 1240 N Y speeding.

William Scott N.I Karren Corn Dwayne Russell George Anderson Lecompton Vern Oelschlager Frank Moby Jerry Owens Everett Bailey Conn Gordon Chappell Gerald Cobb Charles Snyder Ky. St Oscar Mayhugh Stanley Anderson Haskell Steven Peterson Ridge Ct John Toyne Garran Allison Ala Benson Elsie Otto Darsel N. H Darlene Miller Homer Clifton Topeka David Boyle Ohio Sally Distler Route 2 Raymond Hackler N. Y Sonny Allen Glenn Rothwell Gary Broman W. 25Th

Two People Injured In Wreck At City Intersection

Two persons sustained minor injuries in a two car crash at the 23rd and Barker intersection Wednesday. Ethel P. Lynn 67 suffered a skinned right hand Franklin Van Pelter 65 suffered a slightly sprained back. Vehicle damage was about 550 dollars.

Barker Ethel P. Lynn NH. St Franklin van Pelter Route 2

Yeast Cake Keeps About Two Weeks Refrigerated

A cake of compressed yeast generally remains usable for about two weeks when kept in a refrigerator.

KU Receives Major Grants to Expand International Education

KU secures a 500000 grant to boost international education and a 400000 Ford Foundation plant grant to expand and accelerate its international studies program. The program will add languages, courses in Eastern Civilization, and exchanges, with 13 languages taught and new courses across political science sociology and speech.

Ford Foundation Committee For International Education Affairs Francis H. Heller College of Liberal Arts and Sciences George M. Beckmann History Facultie Univerity of Kansas U.S. State Department University of the Philippines University of Kansas Tropics Kuo

Teen Admits Killing Neighbor in Rage

In NORTH HOLLYWOOD California an 18 year old boy confessed to killing Mrs Helen E Prange a 49 year old mother of nine who was his neighbor and was slain after the killer vented anger toward his own mother for not letting him go to the beach. The assailant Thomas Kenney recently graduated from junior high and had no prior trouble. Detective George Murphy and Ralph Meade described him as intense yet likable.

North Hollywood Calif George Murphy Ralph Meade Thomas Kenney

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