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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
10
Market notes from Kansas City AP show Harwood's Market eggs prices with large A 25 medium A and large B 21 undergrades 17 and current receipts 20. Cattle hogs and lambs price ranges listed for local and regional markets along with cash grain quotes and futures.
New York markets at a glance feature brief notes on stock movements, commodity trends, and key indexes. Investors watch early data for guidance on the session ahead, with attention to energy, financials, and technology sectors.
Chicago market notes mostly firmer trade in hogs up to 25.25 while slaughter steers stay near steady with limited sales. Wheat weak on hedging pressure and liquidation. corn and oats show softness. old crop soybeans weak.
In New York the Dow Jones industrial average rose about four points late in the session after morning weakness. Volume reached roughly 4.02 million shares, with gains by United Aircraft Control Data High Voltage Engineering New York Central and Eastern Air Lines.
Closed hearings on U S involvement in the Dominican Republic begin next Wednesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Chairman J W Fulbright says the first witness will be Undersecretary of State Thomas C Mann, Johnson administration Latin American adviser.
Funeral services for Arville A. Stone 80 of Eudora are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Grace Temple Church of God in Christ. Elder Walter Jackson and Elder J. W. Henson will preside with burial in Eudora Cemetery. Stone died Monday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Visitation is Friday 4 to 9 p.m. and Saturday morning at Bowser-Lee Mortuary.
Mrs Katharine Wandell a former Lawrence resident died July 1 in a Denver hospital after a long illness She had lived in Colorado Springs for many years where she was a member of the Episcopal Church and the Junior League Born November 13 1904 in Russell she came to Lawrence as a child Funeral services were held in Colorado Springs July 3 She is survived by her husband a son four sisters and a brother
The Welfare Department announces a six city study of public welfare programs. The cities include Philadelphia Atlanta Cleveland Minneapolis New Orleans and Los Angeles and will begin on July 12.
The landing of 8 000 more Marines in South Vietnam is described as a safe move to bolster U S forces against a possible major push by aggressive Communist units. Gen Westmoreland asked for rapid deployment from Okinawa, with warnings of intensified activity in the central highlands and a threat of large scale assaults along the South China Sea coast. More Army troops are en route from the United States, though not yet due.
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES Police Court Harvey Jones of 115 E 17th Street vagrancy $50 Raymond Blaser of 117 Ky Street driving while under the influence of liquor $100 30 days suspended Charles Hale of 17th and Bullene drunk 30 days suspended
A list from Police Court shows individuals charged with traffic and related offenses including speeding improper lane usage no license and excessive noise. Fines range from 8 to 100 dollars with several cases appealed to District Court and one bond forfeiture for an improper turn.
Ramadan Sadek, dean of the Engineering College at Assiut University in Egypt, will visit Kansas University Tuesday and Wednesday. He will meet William P. Smith and KU engineering faculty, tour facilities, and be guest of honor at a Kansas Union dinner and lunch. He is touring U.S. schools to discuss engineering faculty development and education programs.
Clovis AP Sonny Coleman, 30, fined under New Mexico highway ant litter law for leaving a dead horse in a roadside ditch. Justice of the peace imposed a 5 dollar assessment.
Dismissals list includes Mrs. Mary Paretsky of Eudora and Mrs. Doris Cowger at 1532 Del with others named. The entry also notes a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lucas at 840 Ky reporting a son born Wednesday.
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