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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
10
Market notes detail prices for wheat yellow corn mile and rye from Bowerstock's Mills and Harwood's Market. Eggs grade prices range across sizes with No 2 white and No 3 categories, oats and soybeans listed, and oats and unch not available. Wheat futures closed about one percent lower with figures for July September December March and May contracts.
Kansas City wholesale eggs firm with large size at 80 percent A 41 42 and mediums at 80 percent A 31 32. Butter prices hold steady.
Kansas City market shows cattle at 100 head untested. Hogs 1 800 head with barrows and gilts up 25, sows up 25. Prices for barrows and gilts 1 3 22.25 to 25.00, sows 1 3 16.75 to 21.00. Sheep 500 head untested.
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows wheat prices 315 cars with mixed shifts from 1 percent lower to 1 percent higher across grades. No 2 hard and dark hard quoted at 1.98 to 2.0514, No 3 at 2.0242, No 2 red 1.92 to 2.01, No 3 1.90 to 2.00. Corn 106 cars steady to firm with prices anchoring near 2.00.
The New York stock market closed with a slight gain as moderate trading continued. Investors moved cautiously into copper oils rubbers and glamour issues while autos rose fractions and DuPont lagged late, with Denver Rio Grande Western up 19 percent on a large block sale.
New York stocks rise on modest turnover while cotton stays quiet. In Chicago, wheat eases with a late rally, corn holds firm, oats decline on cashing, and soybeans drift mixed with weak old crop months. Hogs stay steady to 25 cents lower, tops at 25.50, slaughter steers gain up to 50 cents to reach 26.50.
Memorial Hospital admissions include William Holliday John Butler Judy Walken Rosetta Ragland Ralph Mills Anna Carpenter Tillie Hartig Loren Williams Bernice Bowen George Best. Dismissals feature Leslie Downing Gilbert Haase Rose Marie Stoebener Dale Kerr George Wilkins Lena Cohen Norma Cheek Mary Cartwright Sandra Franzmathes Barker William Brownlee. Births announce a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Ward today.
George H Rothberger 83 of 2518 Ridge Ct died Thursday. Funeral services set for 9 30 a m Saturday at Holy Family Church Enudora with burial in the church cemetery. Rosary is at 7 p m today at Cooper Warren Mortuary. Survivors include two daughters Catherine Peterson and Gertrude Rothberger, four brothers John Joseph Fred and Max, two sisters Anna Vines and Grace Rothberger. He was a member of St Johns Catholic Church.
KU completed a 90000 dollar Botanical Research Center with nearly 6000 square feet and 14 rooms. The building, funded half by KU and half by the National Science Foundation, has attracted private grants totaling over KU's investment and houses KU's 125000 specimen plant collection. It aims to expand graduate study space, attract high caliber faculty, and support basic and pre applied plant research across the Great Plains to Mexico.
Weather experts warned Celia could delay the Gemini 10 launch set for Monday. Space officials said pilots faced medical clearance exams as meteorologists tracked the storm, which remained poorly organized 900 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy. If delayed, the launch would shift to Wednesday.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey voiced measured confidence in the U.S. Viet Nam effort saying gains are being made on four fronts economic political diplomatic and military. He described visits to Asia and the Pacific showing leaders support for U.S. presence and a shared view that aggression has a high price.
Two thefts were reported to day and Thursday to the police department. Ralph Mitchell said someone stole bricklaying tools worth 400 dollars from the back of his truck in a lot on the 800 block of New Hampshire Street. Mrs E J Mee Bride reported the theft of golf clubs bag and shoes valued at 125 dollars from a locker at the Lawrence Country Club, belonging to her son and taken more than a month ago.
The article notes Gautama Buddha predicted monks would depart monasteries 2500 years after his death to spread his teachings, marking the observance of that prophecy in 1956.
Police described a knife and pistol attack that killed eight student nurses at a Jeffery Manor town house. Survivors recall a lone intruder binding victims with bed sheets and forcing them into a back room before the killings, as investigators press a large manhunt with roadblocks and FBI involvement.
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