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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
5
Kansas City AP notes unchanged figures for Wheat at 37 cars and various No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn listed at 19 cars with mixed grades, oats and rye values shown, soybeans around 2.50, and barley about 1.00. Futures show mixed small moves with several near 1.54% to 1.56% closes across nearby months.
Market data shows wheat at 1.41, ear corn 1.04, shell 1.14, mile 1.80, soybeans 2.40, barley 0.80, oats 0.60. Eggs at Harwood's: large A 34, medium A large B 26, undergrades 19, current receipts 22. Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs large A 31-39, medium A 24-28, small A 18-20, large B 23-25. wholesale eggs large 42-45, mediums 34-36. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 14-44, at plant 14-15, butter grade A solid 67, grade A quarters 68.
In Kansas City cattle and hog markets activity showed price drops and gains by category with steers and hogs mixed by grade. In New York the stock market fell irregularly in slow trading with Du Pont and General Electric down about a point and Johns Manville dropping after ex dividend news.
Chrysler advanced after early irregularities with Univac division notes ongoing activity. General Motors rebounded from a loss, IBM recovered, Polaroid and U S Smelting gained, while Masonite and NuTone fell. Bond Stores, General Cigar, Pure Oil and Dow Chemical slipped about a point. Market was mixed on the American Stock Exchange. corporate bonds were mixed and government bonds unchanged.
Mrs Lillian Luella Clark native of McLouth died Tuesday night at a McLouth nursing home. A member of the McLouth Baptist Church and Alcione Chapter OES she was born February 14 1876. Funeral service 2 p m Thursday at McLouth Baptist Church with burial in McLouth Cemetery Bradford Funeral Home in charge. Surviving: two daughters Alice Tomia McLouth Anna Grems Tonganoxie a son Silas Clark McLouth eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Emma Pryor Ruth Lawson Bill Sorensen Edith Samuels Donald Woolery Frieda Netzer Jenny Kwan and others. Births note a son for Keith Neis and a daughter for Gene Nitcher and Dale W Smith with families in Eu dora Perry and Tonganoxie.
A Buddhist monk group in Ceylon campaigns against a government bill to establish a press council to regulate newspapers. The move signals potential clashes over press controls as the bill faces debate.
The convention adopted a voice vote and McCormack, as permanent chairman, attacked the Republicans claiming extremism and a move to doubt America's defense. Birch Bayh pressed Goldwater to clarify his stance on conventional nuclear weapons while Southern governors warned Humphrey's liabilities but would back the President’s pick.
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