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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
3
White House withholds staff salary details amid reports of raises for Johnson aides. Press secretary George E. Reedy says policy is under study by civil service chairman John W. Macy Jr. and a full statement will come with the budget message next month.
In San Francisco a sports coupe rolled three blocks along Joost Street clipping a wooden signpost and iron signal before stopping at a light stand. A 24 year old Walter Ames claimed he drove the car while his sister Jo Anne Ames, age 4, suffered a minor forehead bump. Police estimated damage at 1500 dollars.
Three Hutchinson Coin Club members reported break ins to homes Friday night. Two coin collections valued at 4500 dollars were stolen while the owners were away, leaving all collectors to discover the losses upon returning home.
California Senator Pierre Salinger will resign December 31 to join National General Corp as a vice president, while Senator-elect George Murphy will be appointed to fill the remainder of Salinger’s term. The move gives Murphy seniority ahead of other January 3 freshmen.
Rev J W Pybas is installed as pastor of Antioch Southern Baptist Church at 1127 Iowa St replacing Rev Martin Barker. His wife and 14 year old twin daughters moved to 125 South Park St with a married son remaining in Carthage Missouri. Pybas is a Oklahoma Baptist University graduate and earned a bachelor of divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth in 1957.
The First Free Methodist Church choir presents the cantata Love Transcending by John W. Peterson at 7 30 p m Sunday December 22 at 802 W 22nd St Terr The cantata retells the Christmas story with Scriptures and carols directed by Yvette Abrahamson with Sherrill Russell on piano and Mrs Catherine Weinang on organ The choir also offers special Christmas music during the program.
Funeral services are planned for Walter C. Whiteside 64 at First RM. Baptist Church 2:30 p.m. Monday with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Graves 77 of Tonganoxie will be laid to rest 3 p.m. Sunday at Friends Church Tonganoxie after services conducted by Rev. Clifford J. Arndt. Burial will follow at Hubbel Hill Cemetery.
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Joseph T. Coose JoAnn Elliott John Williams John Coffman Betty Ann Hawk ins Ruby Gim bler William C. Taylor Connie Brown Mattie Harvey. Dismissals include Bill L. Barnes Nancy L. Hall Harry Winters Olaf Vann Fred Buck Gladys Childs Evangeline Setter. Births to Robert T. Cook and Dennis L. Dalen both report daughters.
A 200000 pound thrust J2 rocket engine designed to boost American lunar explorers has successfully undergone a restart test in Canoga Park California.
The Soviet party announces a March 1 preparatory meeting for a world Communist conference but China and its allies refuse attendance. Khrushchev era plans face rejection amid Western reports of alleged illegality and fear of a permanent split in the movement.
A compiled docket of traffic violations includes individuals such as James H Weeks with no license and $100 fine, Steve Clark with stop sign offense and $15, Lewis S Ward speeding and $30, Ronnie Devers with no license and $50, and John Jew ett with stop sign and $30 among others.
Sixteen Linwood High School students earn honor roll honors for the second six weeks. Freshmen include Mary Ann Bowen Lonnie Breshears Norma Hill iard Leona Turner Walter Whanger and John Williams. Sophomores Barbara King. Juniors Jane Black Raymond Coulter Terry Dowding and Ernie Lisson. Seniors Diane Coatney Mary Coatney Dan Crowe Joycee Hilliard and Jim MeccAnerney.
Wheat 1.47 Corn 1.17 Mile 1.85 Soybeans 2.65 Barley .85 Oats .75 Eggs Large A 29 medium A large B 23 undergrades 19 current receipts 2 from Harwood's Market showing itemized grain and egg prices and receipts.
Hogs compared to last week show barrows and gilts 25 higher, sows uneven with 275-400 lb steady to 25 higher, 400-625 lb steady to 25 lower. Barrows and gilts 190-250 lb 14.75-15.50, sows 300-400 lb 12.25-13.50, 2-3 400-500 lb 11.50-12.50. Cattle show slaughter steers and heifers 50-100 lower, cows 50-100 lower, calves weak, feeder stock mixed. Slaughter steers 18.50-24.25, choice and prime 24.50-24.75, good to choice heifers 17.50-23.00, cows 11.00-12.00, calves 14.00-16.50, feeder steers 19.50-21.75, feeder heifers 16.80-17.25. Sheep steady to 1.00 lower with lambs 50-100 lower. slaughter lambs 19.50-21.00, good to choice 18.00-19.50, ewes 4.50-5.50.
Kansas City AP reports producer prices for eggs by size with large A 28-30 and large B 21-25. medium A 21-25. small A 18-19. Wholesale prices list large 31-33 and mediums 25-28 at 80 percent. Missouri Arkansas live fryers quoted at farm 12.4-13. delivered at plant 13.4-14.14.
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