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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
14
Market notes list Harwood's Market eggs with Grade A Large 38 to 40 cents and 38 to 30, medium and B 30, pullet 16, receipts 21. Kansas City wholesale and consumer egg prices set ranges for Large A 43 to 44 cents, Medium A 41 to 42, other farm eggs Large A 38 to 43, Mediums 35 to 40, Small 23 to 25, Grade B 30 to 35, and butter at 73 to 74 cents per pound.
Cattle 3,400 and calves 150 with steady slaughter steer quotes and active cows. Feeder steers down 50 with top choices 24.45 to 25.65. feeders 18.00 to 19.15. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 50 higher, sows firmer. Barrows 29.25 for 210–225 lb. sows 24.50–25.00 for 300–350 lb. Sheep 200 with lambs up 25 and ewes steady. prime slaughter lambs at 27.00, ewes at 6.25.
Kansas City market notes show wheat and corn shifts with varying grades cited. Price ranges include No 2 Hard Wheat around 1.60 to 1.65, No 2 White corn 1.35 to 1.43, and soybeans about 2.54 to 2.63 per unit with futures closing lower.
New York stocks advance amid heavy trading while bonds show mixed moves. Chicago grains fall as old crop months drop. corn and oats weaken with declines in soybeans. Hog prices rise 75 cents to $1, topping $30.25, while slaughter steers stay steady with a top of $26.
Steels, coppers and rails push markets toward record highs with heavy trading. The Dow and AP averages surpass November 4 close, as blue chips take the lead over high flyers. IBM climbs 5 points, Polaroid 4, Douglas Aircraft 3, and Sperry Rand gains on a satellite deal.
Cecil Sherman Wells, 73, died Wednesday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 9 a.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Benton Roy Hanan. burial in Beloit Cemetery. Nannie Keroher Campbell, 96, died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Tonganoxie. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church. burial in Monticello Cemetery, Johnson County. Memorials to church funds. Survivors include two daughters, three sisters, and several relatives. Burial for Wells in Beloit. Campbell born 1869 in Choteau, Kansas, longtime Missouri and Kansas resident. She was a Methodist Church member.
Republicans in the Senate House Economic Committee accused the Johnson administration of avoiding full debate on interest rate increases. They faulted the administration for not calling key witnesses, citing a party line vote to limit testimony as the panel examined the rate hike.
Pam Ellington, KU senior from Saratoga California, received a plaque at Templin Hall Christmas party as thanks for stopping bleeding and aiding Errol Wahl after his bicycle accident. Wahl, Valley Center freshman, underwent three hours of surgery and now has a leg cast.
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including David Dickerman Margarite Lanier Willard Ridgeway Robert Howard Mrs Stella Puckett Ear Hall Douglas Hufford and more Dismissals include Betty Goins Otis Crowe Minnie Ingle Leonard Ray William Lee and others Births show Mr and Mrs Robert Baker a son Wednesday Mr and Mrs Alan Wedel twin son and daughter today and Mr and Mrs Hsu Shien Wang a daughter at Stouffer Place
Kansas University dean of students L. C. Woodruff says six campus organizations face denial of recognition for not endorsing the state anti-discrimination policy. The groups include Bahai Club Psychology Club Pi Lambda Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Young Americans for Freedom while all fraternities and sororities have signed. One group is inactive with no members. All groups risk barred facility use until compliance is complete.
The University Lutheran Church at 15th and Town will hold its first Christmas program at 7 30 p m today. Pastor Norman Steffen says the program features antiphonal choral numbers with a folk song interlude and a narration of the Christmas Story. Folk singers Irvin Thiele Manhattan and Dorothy Hecker San Antonio perform. organist Katie Gienapp accompanies. Kansas University students participate in choirs and other parts.
Work on a 250000 addition to the Sigma Chi fraternity house at KU will start early in 1966. Vince Bilotta, adviser to the KU chapter, says capacity will rise from 54 to 94 men with remodeling, a 128‑seat dining room, kitchen, lounges, library, and new housemother’s quarters. Completion is due by September next year.
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