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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
9
Charles W. Wright of Perry president of the Kansas State Beekeepers Association will speak at a regional Missouri Kansas beekeepers meeting in Kansas City. Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Association sponsors the event aimed at engaging youth in beekeeping.
Derby County markets show wheat at 1.96 and corn at 1.04 per unit, with mile 1.70 oats and barley at 0.70, soybeans 2.30. Kansas City reports varied consumer and wholesale egg figures, poultry meat prices, butter quotes, and general market trends including stocks bonds cotton and grains.
Cattle demand weak with steers slipping to 25 lower and hogs firm to 50 higher as 2 400 head traded. In New York the stock market eased after a sharp rally, volume around 6 million shares, with many major issues retreating modestly and growth stocks among the steadiest losers.
The market showed small gains with Du Pont up over 3 and Texaco higher by more than 1. Pfizer Ford Goodrich Montgomery Ward Boeing Liggett & Myers GE and Eastman Kodak traded ahead. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were mostly lower in active trading while U.S. government bonds edged up and corporates were mixed.
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Charlie Mills and Debra Mills among others at addresses in Wichita area. Dismissals include Kaylene Hess and Everett Norris among several residents. IRTHS note two new births to Armand Baughman and Charles Stout families, with Stouffer Place and Baldwin as locations.
Funeral services and burial planned for Louis T. Lonborg 68 who died Wednesday in Olewein Iowa from cancer. A. C. Lonborg Kansas University athletic director travels to Horton Kansas for services. Lonborg served two terms as Olewein mayor and leaves three surviving brothers. Horton home.
In Geneva the Western powers and the Soviet Union accepted a neutralist plan for a summer recess of the disarmament talks. The 17-nation conference will suspend in mid June and reassemble Monday July 16 following the March 14 opening. The eight nonaligned participants Brazil Burma Ethiopia India Mexico Nigeria Sweden and the United Arab Republic proposed the pause.
A new biography portrays Senator Barry Goldwater considering a 1964 presidential run if GOP prospects look favorable. It notes his role as conservative kingmaker and his view that Kennedy would have a head start if Kennedy remains in the race. Goldwater cites regionally strong support in the South Midwest and Rocky Mountain West with weaker appeal in Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts and New Jersey.
The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 1501 Mass. St. runs June 4 to 15 for children ages four through junior high. Mrs. Earl Hill oversees. department heads include Mrs. Vernon Yaussi, Mrs. Charles Worley, Mrs. O. H. Garber, and Mrs. Albin Longren. Closing program scheduled during worship on Sunday June 17.
Charles Goodwin of High Point, 75, faced reckless driving charges but told the court he was not driving recklessly. He was ordered to pay court costs and claimed the off road maneuvers were to entertain his girlfriend who enjoyed hearing him squeal.
The seventh annual Douglas County Dairy Day will be held Wednesday June 13 at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Activities include a custard baking and butter cake contest at 10 am with two age divisions and a dairy demonstrations at 1 pm in Building No 1. A dairy princess contest for women 16 to 25 will begin at 7 30 pm. Entries due by June 8 and organizers include Mrs Ernest Johanning and other county representatives.
Senate Finance Committee members disclosed a compromise plan to save withholding on dividends and interest income. It would exempt individuals with incomes of 5000 dollars or less and may win Treasury backing, though chairman Harry F Byrd opposes the measure.
Chuck Tanner Steve Bilko and Art Fowler are identified as five year veterans in the major leagues with the Los Angeles Angels.
Two Kansas University faculty members and Oskaloosa graduate student Jonathan Shedd Barker receive Ford Foundation Foreign Area Training Fellowships. Wickberg to study Taiwan for a year. DeGeorge to study Soviet economics in Fribourg Switzerland starting September. Barker extends 21 months studying French, African area studies, and Senegalese politics at California University and in France and Senegal.
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