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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

14

Market News and Wall Street Drop on Middle East Tensions

Wholesale egg prices across Kansas City show varied changes with large eggs at A 22 26 and B 20 22. Wheat corn and milo prices from Bowersock Mill and Harwood Market listed. In New York, heavy selling sent the Dow down 12.42 to 852.56 and the AP 60-stock average down 5.3 as Middle East tensions and Soviet naval movements spooked traders.

Kansas City Bowersock Mill Harwood Market Wall Street NEW York New York Stock Exchange Middle East Mediterranean U.S Dow Jones Associated Press

Freezer Temperature Guide for Safe Frozen Foods

To ensure safety and quality of frozen foods set your home freezer to 0 degrees Fahrenheit or below. This guidance helps keep items from spoilage and preserves texture and flavor.

Kansas City Livestock Auction Report Summary

Cattle 2 200 head and calves 25 head sold with feeder bids steady to strong. Steers over 900 pounds and feeder classes ranged 25 higher for certain weights. Hog market 2 500 head with barrows and gilts up 25, sows steady. Sheep offerings 50 head with lambs steady to strong and ewes steady.

Kansas City

Wheat and soybeans lead gains amid mixed grain market news

Kansas City grain prices show gains for wheat and soybeans while corn and oats drift. Prices listed for No 2 and No 3 grades across wheat corn and rye reflect varied futures and cash ranges as markets in New York and Chicago report mixed/trending activity.

Market Recovers Ground After Steep Wednesday Selloff

New York trading posted a substantial late afternoon gain as the market recovered from Wednesday’s worst setback of the year. Volume for the first four hours reached 6.6 million shares, above the 6.33 million on Wednesday, with industrials rebounding about three quarters of their losses.

New York

Traffic court fines list for numerous violations

In the Courts Traffic Police Court fines are reported for William Copp speeding ten dollars Terry Tarr failure to yield ten dollars James Bell DUI hundred dollars and thirty days suspended Virgil Wigglesworth stop sign ten dollars John Kirwan speeding fifteen dollars Wesley Koehler wrong way five dollars Allen Cinnamon stop sign ten dollars Richard House stop sign ten dollars Michael Hurt stop sign ten dollars Philip Heckel stop sign ten dollars Albert Wurtz excessive noise ten dollars Stanley Garlick speeding eighteen dollars Dena Smith stop sign ten dollars Harris Clark speeding ten dollars Ronald Mole DUI one hundred dollars thirty days license suspended appealed to district court Non-Traffic Police Court Stephen Blackford petty larceny twenty five dollars

William Copp Ill. St Terry G. Tarr Fireside Dr James N. Bell R. I. St Virgil Wigglesworth John 8. Kirwan Emery Rd Wesley K. Koehler la. St Allen S. Cinnamon Richard House Michael G. Hurt Wilith St Philip Heckel Crescent Rd Albert E. Wurtz Eudora Stanley A. Garlick

Hall of Fame director Ken Smith speaks at Florida camps

Ken Smith, director for base ball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., addressed players at spring training camps in Florida. He spoke about the Hall of Fame and the players listened.

Ken Smith Baseball Cooperstown N.Y Florida

Many to Return for KU Fete

Reservations for Kansas University commencement activities are pouring in. About 500 for the parents luncheon at noon Monday in Oliver Hall with 800 dining room capacity. 325 housing reservations in Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall and 300 in McCollum Hall. Reunion groups include Gold Medal Club 125, class of 1917 130, class of 1927 105, class of 1942 100, and 1923–1928 glee clubs 45. Dinner parties at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. luncheons at 11:30 a.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union.

Dick Wintermore Association Oliver Hall Alumni Association Kansas Union Wintermore Gertrude Sellards Pearsonn Hall McCollum Hall Gold Medal Club

Annual KABIE Tour Visits Lawrence June 22 23

The Kansas-Agriculture-Business-Industry-Education study tour brings 41 Kansas teachers and a foreign exchange student to Lawrence June 22 23 as part of a statewide program sponsored by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce. The tour runs June 12 to 23 with stops at Abilene Hays Garden City Dodge City Newton Wichita Parsons Pittsburg Kansas City and Topeka visiting Centron Corp Hallmark Cards and tours Haskell Institute and Kansas University in Lawrence. William Womack of Lawrence is tour manager.

Kansas Lawrence Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Kansas-Agriculture-Business State Chamber Emporia Topeka Abilene Hays Garden City Dodge City Newton Wichita Parsons Pittsburg

Deaths Funerals Mrs William A Bruckner Montreal Sister Of Mrs W W Brown

Word has been received of the death of Mrs William A Bruckner 65 of Montreal Canada sister of Mrs W W Brown 717 Miss St Mrs Bruckner died Tuesday night Funeral services were today in Dayville Conn with burial in the family plot on Long Island N Y Besides Mrs Brown Mrs Bruckner is survived by her husband William A Bruckner.

William A. Bruckner Montreal Canada W. W. Brown Bruckner Dayville Conn Long Island N. Y

Fire at 1741 W 19th St causes minor damage

Firemen were called at 4 55 a m today to 1741 W 19th St after a skillet overheated on a stove. Minor damage reported. It was the first fire here since last Saturday.

Bruckner Family Tribute Noted in Long Island Obit

An obituary notes the passing of a parent and mentions two sons Roger Bruckner and Donald Bruckner of Long Island New York, highlighting family connections in the notice.

Roger Bruckner and Donald Bruckner Long Island, N.Y

NOW Stock Market Insight in the June INVESTOR

In a June INVESTOR issue, Robert B. Johnson analyzes the NOW stock market outlook, the potential recession this year, and factors like consumer demand government spending total employment and labor attitudes. He offers investment tips and highlights two building industry firms a semiconductor maker and two airlines with long term promise.

Robert B. Johnson Johnson

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