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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1967
Page
11
Local markets report wholesale eggs and butter prices from Kansas City markets with cattle hogs and sheep notes. Wall Street closes mixed as cigarette stock news and health warnings influence traders with Dow at 878.53 and AP index at 329.7.
AP reports KC grain prices with wheat down 42 percent on 573 cars and futures easing 2 percent. No 2 hard and dark hard and No 3 prices shown. corn up 12 cars and 1 to 4 percent changes. oats and soybeans also cited with various grades and sacked products. Wheat futures close 2 percent lower across July to May contracts.
The Day im Wall Street reports steel and motor shares led a late rise in the New York stock market. Investors pushed prices higher as durable goods and manufacturing names posted gains amid cautious trading.
Market activity gained early strength with tobacco and steel shares rising while profit taking limited gains. Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel posted modest advances as overall indexes moved higher.
Staff Sgt Doniald B Dillon 82 of 867 Lyon Lawrence was killed in Vietnam on July 64 while serving with the Third Marine Division. He was born August 12, 1934 in Lawrence and enlisted in 1953. Surviving relatives include his wife Pamela of Inglewood California and five sons, a daughter, four sisters, and a brother. Funeral services are pending in Los Angeles.
Gregory Pappy Boyington famed World War II ace and Medal of Honor recipient is gravely ill in Montebello California hospital with a lung disease. He underwent abdominal surgery recently and suffers from bronchitis and emphysema. He shot down 28 Japanese planes and led the Black Sheep squadron.
Mrs Zola A Anderson 67 of Route 1 Ottawa died Thursday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be 11 a m Monday from Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa, burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Born March 31 1900 in Wilson County she was widow of A L Anderson who died last February. The Andersons moved to Ottawa from Wichita in 1956 and started Anderson Lumber and Hardware. Survived by three daughters Mrs Charles Haines and Mrs Leon Comstock both of Wichita and Mrs Duane Craft of 935 Sunset Drive Lawrence and five grandchildren.
Municipal Court listings show William Perry at 3502 8th St Ct and Stephen Elston at 825 N Y St with fines for failure to yield and improper registration. Michael Vaughn 2033 Emerald Dr and Sylvester Ragland 820 Walnut St face speeding and registration penalties. Elizabeth Barnes at Stouffer Place cited for speeding. Mondell Brizendine 933 Tenn St. jailed 30 days for drunk conduct, suspended.
Memorial Hospital reports births including Felicity Colt man and baby girl at 840 W 21st and Sue Midgett with baby girl Route 4. Also notes births for James Hilliard and Gary Milburn couples, detailing their home addresses. Multiple names and addresses appear in a public notice style.
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