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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
3
Market notes show wheat at 2.07 per bushel, corn 1.17, oats 0.75, soybeans 2.40, barley 1.00, and mile 1.70. Harwood’s lists eggs by grade with Large A mostly 32, wholesale large 38, poultry and butter prices noted. Kansas City reports mixed grain quotes and futures with March at 2.19, May 2.11, and July 1.93 amid turnover and regional price ranges.
Cattle receipts include 200 calves 50 steady to 25 higher with high good and low choice steers 22.50 to 24.25 and good to choice heifers 21.00 to 23.00. Cows 14.00 to 17.00. vealers 23.00 to 28.00. Hogs total 3,800, barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows steady. 185 to 245 lb barrows and gilts 15.00 to 50, 280 to 400 lb sows 13.50 to 14.25. Sheep 700, steady. good to choice wooled lambs 17.00 to 50, choice to prime 18.00, good to choice 15.00 to 16.50, cull ewes 5.50 to 7.25.
New York markets closed generally higher with Chrysler leading gains among automakers and Am Motors, Studebaker, Ford, and GM holding firm. Trading was active, volume about 4.9 million shares. AT&T eased as directors did not raise the quarterly dividend.
In Waterloo New York a tractor trailer and a school bus carrying 62 children collided on a snow slick street. Twenty nine children and the bus driver were injured. a seven year old girl lost part of her leg.
Mrs. Grace Hodges 82 of Route 1 died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services at 3 30 p m Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Capt Earl Palsley in charge. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters including Marie Craig Cheyenne Wyo and Laura Casner Council Bluffs three sons including Claude Topeka and Clifford Council Bluffs, a brother Charles Shields Topeka, 22 grandchildren two step grandchildren 30 great grandchildren two step great-grandchildren and four step great-great-grandchildren.
Richard G. Erwin 76 formerly of Eudora died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Eudora Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters Dorothy Reusch Laura Ave Thelma Strong Marie Hansen Kansas City Frances Barry Oakley Kan Elizabeth Kirch Kansas City Kan two brothers Ben Erwin Eudora John Erwin Moose Lake Minn two sisters Effie Green Kansas City Kan Rose Williams Colorado Springs Colo twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Word comes that C. R. Morrison of Kansas City died there today. Funeral arrangements and other details are in complete. Mrs. Morrison is the former Josephine Zollner of Eudora.
Police Court Herbert Barnahl with no permanent address charged with drunkenness. James Brammer of 6154 Indiana Avenue facing petty larceny with $25 fine and 10 days suspended. Ronald Carlock of 1020 North H. charged with petty larceny and fined $25 with 10 days suspended.
A list of names and street addresses includes Carrie Henderson John Tipton Sharon Silkey Pam Morey Oscar Westerhouse Lawrence Bee Everett Jones Clarine Smissman Nancy Mills Jean Rollins Verna McCain Jeffrey Brahler Patty Greenway Craig Worley David Stewart Carl Brace Floyd Elms Laura Conlon Areta Barnett Priest Jordan Arthur Koerner Clinton Ross Alice Deay Eloda Morrison Debra McAiinich Virginia Jamison and baby girl Fred Smith Carl Hunsinger Ken Willits Lynn Osborn and others. Two births noted: a son Tuesday and another son today.
The U S Weather Bureau reports insufficient moisture slowed Kansas wheat growth last week, especially in the southwest, while greening and oats feeding began in southern counties. Livestock returned to pastures, milder temperatures aided gains, and warm spells produced new records in Central and Western Kansas on Feb 5.
Standard and Miss Art Nease Texaco Service promotes tune up brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service with pickup and delivery road service.
The Navy plans to retain Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover after retirement to avoid a congressional clash. His status and pay arrangement, whether as a three star admiral or a civilian specialist, will likely be his choice.
McLouth joins eight Kansas communities approved by the State Board of Health to obtain federal assistance for sewage treatment facilities. McLouth, 15 miles north of Lawrence, is part of a group with Collyer Hays Hiawatha Kansas City Lebo Paola and Tipton. The projects total over $2 million with the federal share of $544,110. To date, 120 Kansas cities have received similar aid.
JFK faces strong opposition to his tax cuts as deficits loom for fiscal 1964 and beyond. The administration projects an 11.8 billion dollar shortfall for 1964 on top of an 8.8 billion dollar loss this year, fueling charges of fiscal irresponsibility. Supporters cite efforts to curb nondefense spending and cite statutory spending limits as defenses of the plan.
The piece examines opposition to the president’s program focusing on deficits, slow or insufficient cuts, and slow implementation. It notes critics’ concerns that the 2.7 billion revenue loss and 2 billion private-sector drain due to social security taxes undermine net gains. It highlights a major reform on a 5 percent floor under itemized deductions affecting 24 million returns and warns of grass roots opposition. It cites potential jettisoning of tax reform to speed tax cuts and notes a stormy congressional battle likely into next year.
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