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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
3
Market figures cover wheat corn mile and soybeans with oats barley prices. Live cattle hogs and sheep prices follow in Kansas City and New York reports with cattle calves hogs and lambs listed alongside wholesale and consumer egg and butter markets.
Kansas City grain prices show little change with wheat and corn bids steady while soybeans rise slightly. In New York, the stock market falls as trading slows and tax cut prospects fade, with Kennedy warning of recession if taxes are not cut.
Funeral services planned for Nellie B Streeter 89 of 1340 Vt St at Rumsey Funeral Home. William Hodges 69 formerly of Lawrence dies in San Gabriel Calif. services set in San Gabriel. Frank O Martin 64 of Topeka dies after long illness. survivors include Rose Martin George Z Martin Nancy Echols. Laura Lucy Garnett dies after long illness. sister of Mrs R H Crosswhite. Mrs Blanche Gibson 61 dies at KU Medical Center. survivor details listed. Mrs Frank A Cordell 76 dies at Samaritan Lodge. services at Cooper Warren Chapel. Joseph W Shultz 99 Topeka man and last Quantrill raid survivor dies after long illness.
The report notes Aug 21 1863 fire in town, birth Aug 14 to Joseph and Elizabeth Shultz, long farming in Douglas County, widow Rosa Johnson Shultz died 1934, marriage Sept 1 1898 in Lawrence. Survived by three daughters, a son Earl, and multiple grandchildren with graveside service planned. Also obituary for Myrabelle Cummings 86 of 615 Ohio St dies. lifelong Douglas County resident. Funeral Wednesday in Rumsey Funeral Home with burial Clinton Cemetery. survivors include nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Mrs Florence A Duncan 76 of 3008 W Std St died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services pending in Buffalo NY Rumsey Funeral Home in charge Survivors include son John B McNicoll two stepdaughters Mrs Elizabeth Gajski of Buffalo NY and Mrs Margaret Hess of Baltimore MD a sister Miss Rose Burton and a brother Percy Burton Crescent Beach Ont and 11 E J Brooks 81 formerly of 1246 Haskell Ave died Saturday in ElDorado where he had resided since December services Tuesday in ElDorado Kirby Funeral Home in charge Rev Loren Miller of Wesleyan Methodist Church will officiate burial in ElDorado Survivors include wife Mrs Rosetta Brooks three daughters three sons three sisters 14 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller says he may appoint a board of inquiry to examine the strike situation in New York. No final action announced as discussions continue.
The head of the striking print workers warns that they would respond if a wage board were set up. Bertram A. Powers says the union reserves the right to accept or reject the board's findings on their merits.
Memorial Hospital lists numerous dismissals including Mrs. Carrie Henderson and Charles Henderson Route 2, Mrs. Ellen Harrell Richland, Mildred Hutchison, and seven others. Births reported for Wayne Haglund Stouffer Place a daughter and Kent Berkley 1334 A J a daughter.
The piece cautions readers about the term united action used by the Communists in Japan during June, explaining it through Fundamentals of Marxism Leninism Chapter 14. It notes Moscow sources and a 1960 edition, urging readers to consult Communist texts rather than Webster for true meaning.
In Culiacan Mexico Gen Dwight D Eisenhower hunted Saturday and killed 40 ducks and 35 other birds in under three hours. He rolled his own tortillas and ate chile con carne and enchiladas during the outing. He is vacationing at Las Cruces nearby across the Gulf of California.
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