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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
3
Market notes show prices from Farmers Co-Op and Harwood's Market for wheat corn oats and soybeans. Kansas City AP dispatch lists consumer and wholesale eggs poultry live cattle hogs sheep and grain prices with futures mixed, including wheat at around 2.20 per bushel and soybeans near 2.60.
In New York AP reports a mixed day with higher stocks led by steel makers and blue chips. Volume reached about 4.3 million shares as Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin rose while McDonnell and Republic Aviation fell on profit taking and demand shifts.
Memorial Hospital lists numerous residents and relatives with addresses in Topeka Eudora Baldwin Leavenworth Perry Lecompton and other towns noting babies born this Tuesday along with new family additions to the households of Mr and Mrs Svoboda Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Mitchell.
A discussion notes that antiaircraft sites were removed but medium range missile sites in Cuba may lack bases and remain with gravel or hard surface. No knowledge of launchers or oxidizers on sites. possibility of missiles within about 1000 miles. Officials say statements are based on confirmed government sources, with no evidence of hidden or current equipment.
Clint Thomson of Black Watch Farm Fishkill Plains New York paid 60000 guineas or 176400 dollars for Lindertis Evulse an Aberdeen Angus bull aged 13 months at the Perth cattle show. Thomson acted on behalf of Black Watch Farm.
Officials debate the Cuban military expansion and its threat to the Western Hemisphere. They call for full disclosure of facts and consider actions from economic controls to possible military options, stressing avoidance of war while noting Cuba’s growing power and regional impact.
Dr. Barnum Brown, longtime curator of fossil reptiles at the American Museum of Natural History, died in New York City a week before his 90th birthday. Born February 12, 1873, he earned a KU degree in 1907 and held advanced degrees from Columbia and Lehigh. He received KU’s Distinguished Service Citation in 1941. His first wife Marion died in 1910. their daughter Frances R. Brown is dean of Radcliffe College. Survived by his second wife Lilian, an author and lecturer.
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