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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1962
Page
8
Derby grain market reports prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans with listed bids. Kansas City and New York coverage details futures quotes cash markets and various commodity categories across grains livestock and cereals.
Stocks showed a gain of about a point and were nearly unchanged. Woolworth Union Carbide and Amerada held gains of about a point.
Birth announcements list multiple families from Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns with residences in Eudora DeSoto Baldwin and others. Entries include Paul A Kites Route 3 a daughter and Barland Mass a son among several births and parental names.
Funeral notices list Mrs. Alice M. Peterson 86 of 1146 Tenn St with services at St. John s Catholic Church. Burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery following death Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Rosary recited at 4 p m today.
Foreign ministers in preliminary talks at Punta del Este clash over Fidel Castro's Cuba. Guatemala may walk out of the OAS conference as major powers resist punishing the Communist regime, with Central American and Caribbean nations watching closely.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk hurried between meetings to rally congressional support for Kennedy's Alliance for Progress while hearing concerns from Brazil Mexico and Chile who fear drastic Cuba action. Argentina seeks a middle path as Foreign Minister Carcano appears discouraged after a long talk. Cuban delegates predict sanctions will not pass.
KU students face finals week while campus safety concerns rise as police chief Joe Skillman warns of stricter enforcement of parking and moving violations. He notes increasing accidents and careless driving with violations near corners fire plugs loading zones and driveways.
The article notes slowed traffic in a snowbound region but says Jayhawk Drive cleared over the weekend and no snow is forecast through Tuesday. It warns cold readings will continue while students wrap finals and begin a short break before spring term. Registration starts Feb 1 and classes Feb 5. Sorority rush events run Feb 1 to Feb 7, with open houses Feb 2 to Feb 4 and pledge lists Feb 6.
Four members were named to the church council and one to the board of trustees at the annual congregation meeting held Sunday. Council members chosen were Rodger Johnson, Robert Iverson, Ray Wagner, and Art Winchell. Arvid Jacobson was elected to the board of trustees.
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