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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
3
Market listings show wheat at 2.07, corn 1.17, soybeans 2.40 and oats 0.75 with other grains and produce. Kansas City reports consumer eggs with large A prices mainly 37 cents, wholesale large 38-40, and meat prices for poultry, butter, cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied ranges and farm delivery notes.
Kansas City notes show wheat and corn futures down as traders price in a three day weekend with profit taking. New York stocks fall with IBM down about 2.6 percent and U S Steel, Jones & Laughlin easing while Ford and GM drift lower.
New York stocks lower with moderate trading and bonds down. Cotton climbs on short covering. Chicago futures mix wheat near steady with a late rally, corn steady to firm, oats firm, and soybeans strong on late short covering. Hogs near steady with top at 16 dollars, slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower at 25.75.
The hijacked Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui with Brazilian flag and diplomats aboard reached Macapa on the Amazon. The hijackers await internment in Belem as Brazil weighs political asylum. Venezuela seeks extradition. The ship anchored near Santana, 20 miles from Macapa, while Brazil orders transfer to a warship for custody.
Lawrence man Tony Supancic will reunite with his brother Frank after 49 years. Frank, from Limburg, Holland, visits with his wife for several months. The two families were separated when their Hungarian-born father immigrated to the United States in 1909.
Mrs Ema E Logan 77 of Lawrence died in Hawthorne California. Burial in Inglewood with daughters Lash Allee Redondo Beach and C H Beal Redondo Beach and son Reed Logan Hawthorne. Also sister Mrs W H Herron Redondo and brother Fred Patton Leavenworth. Ellen F Melville 76Route 1 Eudora died at home after years soliciting for Journal World. Survived by sister Mrs Robert Barlow and brother Edward Melville. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. William E Noble 100 OsKaloosa died at grandson Warren Noble's home. Funeral Saturday Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa. Burial Oak Ridge Cemetery Perry. Maude Keesee 76 died this afternoon at daughter Mrs J D King 844 Broadview. Funeral services to be announced Rumsey Funeral Home. Surviving daughters Mrs John R Glenn Batesville Ark and Mrs Melba Seelbach Houston Tex plus brother Vernon James Branson Mo.
Charles Barnes, 18, of 815 East 12th Street, was sentenced in District Court to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson after pleading guilty to second degree burglary and larceny. The plea was entered February 8 with sentencing Tuesday afternoon. second degree burglary carries 5 to 10 years, with possible early parole. Barnes was transported to Hutchinson today by Sheriff Fred Broeker.
A long list from Memorial Hospital notes births and residents including Miss Clara Houston, Leavenworth couple Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Himmelberg with a son born today, plus numerous names and addresses of parents and guardians across multiple towns and routes.
Rex Replogle of 2011 Ousdahl Rd faces $15 for failure to yield right of way. John Kennedy of 1504 W 21st Terr was fined $15 for speeding.
Gov. John Anderson denounces the Colorado-Derby Building used by the University of Wichita as a legal monster and urges tax roll inclusion in Sedgwick County. Clyde Reed and regents oppose state system expansion while Anderson calls for constitutional exemptions review and possible debt limits.
Constitutional provisions govern religious, educational and charitable properties, establishing rules and oversight. The measure addresses ownership, use, and compliance with public protections and fiduciary duties.
U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith says he will resign in the summer or early autumn to return to Harvard University to resume teaching next fall. He has served as ambassador to India for nearly two years and was formerly a Harvard economics professor.
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