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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
10
Classified page shows local rates for ads with complex pricing and numerous items. It features pet services, real estate offers ranging from rentals to sales, car listings, job openings, and various sale promotions. The section includes furniture, instruments, and service ads with contact details and locations.
Weekend events at the university include the opening exhibition Buddhist Calligraphy at the Art Museum with a 3 p.m. reception. Other february activities span lectures by Paul Miller of Associated Press, varsity basketball at Allen Fieldhouse, and numerous campus forums, concerts, and public Lectures through Feb 17.
A federal appeals court weighs the criminal contempt case against Mississippi Governor Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson Jr. after rejecting a bid to make the state a party. The court will study motions, and the judges indicate the individuals must shoulder their own responsibility for blocking James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi.
New York publishers and printers met over four hours in fruitless talks to end the 64 day strike by nine major city newspapers. ITU officials indicated optimism while noting key wage demands remain unresolved. Nationwide ITU vote favored a new 3 percent strike fund assessment amid ongoing labor action.
Springfield police reveal how Elmer V. Grant a devout hardware merchant prayed with a gunman during a Jan 31 robbery. After praying together the bandit returned $400 and surrendered his pistol, then asked for a dollar to get home. The gun was stolen from the Army Reserve Armory.
Charles E Wilson former defense secretary and GM president died September 26 1961 leaving personal property valued at over 7 million dollars An inventory filed in Oakland Pontiac County probate court by his son Thomas Wilson and the National Bank of Detroit as special administrator and executor respectively
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are provided by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Quotation data reflects latest market activity and comparison to prior closes.
Wheat at 2.07, corn 1.14, rye 1.70, soybeans 2.40, oats .75, barley 1. Harwood's Market lists eggs large A at 31, medium A and large B at 27, pullets and under grades at 17.
Kansas City market notes show consumer egg grades with mostly 34 for large and 30 for medium. Wholesale eggs run 38 for large and 36 for medium. Poultry prices list young geese 18 20 cents and hens 6 to 16 cents per pound. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced 15 16 delivered 15144 1634. Butter grade A prices 67 and 68 cents per pound.
Slaughter steers rise up to 50 while heifers gain up to 25 and cows ease. Wealers strong and calves weak. Good to choice steer prices range 22.75 to 26.00, heifers 22.00 to 25.50. Sheep see lambs 50-1.50 lower. feeder lambs steady to weak. Barrows and gilts 50 lower. sows steady.
A year end review in Building Business shows 1962 construction contracts totaling $41.3 billion, up 11 percent from 1961, with nonresidential, residential, and engineering sectors all rising. Dr. Gordon W. McKinley notes construction boosted the economy, contributing about $4 billion of a $17 billion rise in output.
The Ramat Gan chamber orchestra of Israel will perform on KU's Chamber Music Series Friday March 1 at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Conducted by Sergiu Comissiona the group tours North America with a program including works by Mandel Martin Saltzburger Mozart and others.
Attorney General William Ferguson and KBI Director Logan Sanford visit Monday for an all day school at the Police Fire Building auditorium. The program, starting 9 30 a m, aims to acquaint new county attorneys sheriffs and officers with methods and procedures of law enforcement. It covers peace officers and county attorney investigation procedures aids jail management court roles arrest procedures accident investigations and prisoner handling.
Henry Moore owner sells at public auction on February 13 190 at the Ozawkie area farm one mile north on gravel road. Items include mixed cattle hogs machinery tools and farm equipment with many details listed. Auctioneers Chirence Barnes clerk W.ULG served by Ladies.
Lt. Donald W. Stankey of the Army Medical Specialist Corps will visit the Lawrence Community Building Tuesday from 1 to 4 30 p.m. to interview applicants. The corps covers dietetics physical therapy and occupational therapy and offers financial aid to selected students and postgraduate training. Selected graduates enter as commissioned second lieutenants.
Official and legal notices include the estate of William A Mercier with appointment of administrator John J. Riling, the Probate Judge Charles Rankin, and legal demands due within nine months. City notices cover Planning Commission meetings February 20 1963 zoning amendments Shopping Center ordinance and bid openings February 19 1963 for gasoline tires and city purchases.
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