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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
9
Kansas City AP market notes show consumer and farm egg price ranges. Large A and mediums vary by grade with Large A 34-35% for consumer eggs, farm large A 35-40, mediums 32-35, small 20-25, grade B 30-34. Wholesale eggs list Large at 8 percent A 35-36, mediums 98 percent A 34-35. Butter holds steady, down 2, Grade A quarter 72, Grade A pound 71 solid.
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle activity at 1,600 head with cows steady, feeder cattle weak to steady and steer calves strong, hogs 2,200 head with barrows and gilts mostly steady to lower, sows weaker, and sheep run of about 100 with lambs steady. Prices listed for various weight classes and grades.
Wheat futures closed mixed while grain bids quoted for 101 cars of wheat and five cars of corn show varied ranges. No 2 hard and dark hard wheat priced around 1.59 to 1.82, No 3 about 1.68 to 1.69, No 2 red 1.58 to 1.63, No 3 1.56 to 1.62. Corn bids for five cars ranged with No 2 white 1.26 to 1.42, No 3 1.16 to 1.41, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.2844 to 1.34, No 3 1.31. Oats quoted with No 2 white 75 to 80 and No 3 74 to 79. Rye around 1.16 to 1.18, Barley 1.17 to 1.25, Soybeans 2.5334 to 2.6214. Sacked bran 47.0 to 75 and sacked shorts 47.00 to 75. Wheat futures finished lower to higher.
In Chicago, wheat for old crop months shows strength while corn moves firm on late buying. Oats stay steady to firm with scattered demand. Soybeans rise mainly on short covering. Hogs hold near steady with top at 28.75. Slaughter steers see few sales at a top of 25.75.
In a broadly firmer market New York stocks ended the day with airlines ahead. Volume reached about 7.2 million shares, down from Wednesday's 7.61 million. KLM National Delta Pan American Eastern United rose about 2 points, while American Northwest Continental and TWA gained around 1 point as aerospace defense issues slipped after an earlier stronger tone.
Lawrence Journal-World editor Dolph Simons is named deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City by the Fed Board in Washington. Simons has served as a Kansas City Reserve Bank director since 1962 and deputy chair since 1963. Homer A. Scott of Sheridan Wyoming is reappointed as bank board chairman. Kerr-McGee Oil Industries chairman Dean A. McGee is reappointed to another three-year term as a director of the Kansas City Fed.
Tan Allan Garen aged 17 months of Sunflower died at KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral services set for 3 30 p m Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home conducted by Rev Kenneth V Brown with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include parents Frank and Mrs Garen and sister Gale, plus grandparents Elburn Phelps Bartlesville Okla Claude Peters of Haskell Institute, great grandparents Clarence Sears and Susie Masquat.
Washington reports progress in resolving a strike endangering Viet Nam ammunition supplies. The Defense Department says Badger Army ammunition plant at Baraboo Wisconsin will be reactivated immediately, with a six month minimum before capacity returns. The plant has been idle since 1957 while Olin Mathieson in East Alton Illinois remained shut 29 days due to a strike. Federal mediator William E Simkin notes progress as Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz urges settlement in the public interest.
E J Logsdon director of adult education for Lawrence public schools will discuss establishing an adult education program and student recruitment at a January 15 conference at the Kansas University Union. The Adult Basic Education conference for school administrators and directors of adult education runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. January 15 and is sponsored by the Kansas Adult Education Association and the State Department of Public Instruction. E A McFarland KU manager of institutes and conferences chairs the program, and Gerald Pearson KU director of extension classes will give the welcoming address.
A list of names and addresses appears related to Memorial Hospital and surrounding residences including Florenz Scheller Baselior Kathryn Adams 2125 Terrace Rd Eleanor Gilchrist 1302 W 19th Thomas King 1529 Learnard Dana Hobson Baldwin Connie Mietchen Ottawa Wanda Carleton 73642 Mass Susan Krische 2457 Mo Ruby Channel 1223 Almira Johnnie Clark 1925 R I George Houk Route 1 Dora Am erine Williamstown Terri Clark Eudora Steven Richardson Eudora Nellie Murphy 1014 N J Sandra Thomas 737 Conn Albert Bre cheisen Valleyview Home Leslie Downing Route 5 Terry Cron 2509 W 6th.
Names and addresses of individuals appear, including Harry Houk 1618 R I and Mrs Mary Paretsky Eudora, Ganis Isern 214 Crestfire, Mrs Max ine Wright and baby girl 2402 Princeton, Louise Kelly 934 Tenn, Mrs Melvine McCart and baby boy DeSoto, Guy Weimer Richland, Martin Toliver 1508 Oak Hill, James Goodyear Richland, Jacki Garland 443.
Mr and Mrs Paul Nelson of 1605 W 9th celebrate the birth of a son today.
The Santa Fe Railway will expand its diesel repair shops in the Argentine district of Kansas City Kansas at a cost over 1.25 million dollars. President E S Marsh announced the project on Wednesday to boost capacity and speed up maintenance to return diesel units to rail service faster.
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