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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
10
From Bowersock's Mill prices for wheat, yellow corn, and milo are listed with ranges. Harwood's Market shows eggs and butter prices by grade, with current receipts and adjustments. The Kansas City AP roundup notes mixed stock strength with AT&T and several industrials advancing while others retreat.
New York stocks remained slightly higher in active afternoon trading as the market pared some gains. Volume for the day was estimated at 8.5 million shares.
In Geneva Soviet Premier Kosygin proposes an immediate nonproliferation treaty and pledges not to use atomic weapons first if others join. Western officials call the message a cautious move to keep Viet Nam talks from derailing the disarmament conference.
MEC the Moe Equipment Command runs a 77 000 item Army mail order house to support field troops from Easter palm leaves to a $3 million ship. It ships to 78 countries, funds 330 million in contracts yearly, and employs 120 military plus 4 250 civilians.
PAGO PAGO American Samoa AP The governor H Rex Lee says a South Pacific hurricane that tore homes apart left 11 dead and 12 missing in American and Western Samoa.
Memorial Hospital reports births for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray. Dismissals include James Moore Eudora and numerous listed patients and guardians from nearby towns.
Funeral services for Leona May Howard 83 of Route 2 will be at 10 30 a m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Jerrold Lake in charge Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery She died this morning at home She is survived by her husband J E Howard of the home one daughter Mrs Floyd Nisely of Route 2 three sons Lewis Howard of Topeka Rev Guy Howard of Norwalk Calif and Lloyd Howard of the home one sister Miss Mabel Peters of Route 2 eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
Mabel Ulrich Weith 76 of West Caldwell New Jersey died Monday after a long illness. She is survived by husband Archie J. Weith two sons James Darien Conn Kenneth West Caldwell two daughters Dewart Sattemn Roseburg Oregon and Mrs Robert E Klees Fullerton California a sister Mrs Carl Kimpton Kansas City Missouri and nine grandchildren. Burial will be in Lawrence. The family requests contributions to City of Hope Medical Research Los Angeles California.
A Kansas federal hearing on the constitutionality of the 1965 congressional reapportionment statute was rescheduled to 3 p.m. Tuesday in Kansas City. Judges Arthur J. Stanley Jr. Delmas C. Hill and George Templar will panel the case, which previously found the 1961 reapportionment invalid and urged a new statute.
Topeka Kansas Gov William H Avery said he would prefer appointive board members for a proposed state board of education but will work with the measure as drawn by the Senate The Senate amended the education article to require a 10 member board elected and defeated efforts to appoint instead
William P Lear Sr announces Lear Jet Corp will introduce a 35 passenger Learliner and a turbofan six seat jet plus a new helicopter. The 35 seat jet would be on the market in about two years with a price around 1.5 million. The turbofan jet and helicopter are slated for production within three years.
A gunman robbed Plaza Savings Association at 429 Walnut in Kansas City’s produce market area of $869. He fired no shots and forced manager Joseph C. Cuzick and book keeper Janet C. Buhanan to hand over the cash.
In Evanston, Mrs Lilyan Tracy and her daughter Elizabeth find a parcel containing the meter head and accessories but delivered with only a blouse, a sweatshirt and cookies. Postal officials cite transit damage and possible transfer from another damaged parcel. The cookies were crushed and eaten with a spoon.
New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged federal auto safety rules matching planes and ships. Speaking at an American Trial Lawyers Association conference, he warned cars cause far more fatalities per 10 billion miles and urged minimum standards for cars and tires.
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