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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
11
Wheat 1.31 corn 1.30 mile 2.00 soybeans 2.62 barley .85 oats . From Harwood's Market eggs large A 22-26 small A 17-18 large B 20-27 wholesale eggs unchanged large 27-29. Missouri Arkansas live fryers farm 15-15% plant delivery 15-16% butter grade A 67 per lb solid 68 per lb quarters 68.
Market report shows grain bids with wheat closes down fractions and futures easing. Futures quotes for July, September and December dip slightly, while spot prices for corn soybeans and other grains display mixed changes across grades.
AP reported Kansas City livestock markets show hogs steady with various weight ranges trading around 18 to 21.75 per hundredweight, sheep spring lambs up to 25 higher with strong demand for prime cuts, and cattle and calves largely steady though some price points vary. Feeder and slaughter classifications appear represented but some price Test data unavailable.
Trading stayed active with about 6 million shares. Most major issues moved fractions to around a point, led by rail stocks and Ford rivals, while New York Central fell over a point and Pennsylvania moved lower. The market opened higher, then faded after the first hour.
Lawrence architectural firm Richard C. Peters and Associates is hired with Topeka’s Kiene and Bradley for development and construction of Colby Community junior college. Roles and responsibilities await mutual agreement and final scheduling.
Brown Leonard Woodward Post 391 of the American Legion holds a white elephant sale at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Richland Legion Hall. Proceeds help a Legion fund for relocation if Richland is inundated by Clinton Reservoir.
President Johnson asks Congress to cut silver in future coins to conserve the metal. The plan keeps the penny and nickel unchanged, shifts to copper core dimes and quarters with copper nick el outer layers, and introduces a lower silver content half dollar. The old silver dollar remains, and minting of new coins begins next year.
An overnight break-in attempt at Burgner Bowman Matthews Lumber Yard 308 W 6th St failed. Police said a window was broken to gain office access but nothing else was disturbed.
Roy Acuff, longtime Grand Ole Opry star, will head a troupe of country musicians on a United Service Organizations tour entertaining U.S. service members in the Dominican Republic. The group departs next week for a one week tour.
A long list of names and street addresses appears, likely a hospital or community roster. It includes Memorial Hospital, Mark Hildebrand, Helen Wilcox Bonner Springs, Karen Wehner Eudora, Carol Lavery 618 Ohio, Margaret Myrich Sunflower Village, Lena Broeker 1024 A I, Edith Morris Oskaloosa, Marguerite Kitt Route 1, Thomas Paschall 1521 E 18th, Fern Hagerman Eudora, Robert Gloss Overbrook, Edith McManus 1120 Del, Delbert Paasch Haskell Grounds, Marlene Place 613 N 7th, Rosemarie Young DeSoto, Leo Williams Baldwin Oliver Peterson 1146 Tenn, Grace Ballweg 2215 N H, Faye Miller 220 N 4th St, Arthur Seiwald 2130 Learnard, Erma Dyer Shawnee, Chester Woodrum Ottawa, Mary Colman Route 1, Leota Godding 437 Maine, Michael Smith Raytown Mo, Teresa Fowler Sunflower, Hilda Richardson 709 Ohio, Karl Stockhammer 1618 W 27th, Dorothy Fannin Route 3, Milton Elliott Route 1, Judith Lyons and baby girl 2345 Ridge Ct, Leonard Owens Tonganoxie, Anna Scholle 1311 W 6th, Rosemarie Young DeSoto, Maxine Kunkle and baby boy 608 Utah Ct, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Easley Tonganoxie a son Wednesday.
The 12th annual H. T. Jones invitational at Lawrence Country Club is cancelled due to storm damage to greens and fairways. Course closure may stretch through the weekend. Re scheduling is unlikely given the club’s crowded spring and summer calendar.
Jayhawk Fibre Form Company of the Lawrence Paper Company relocates to the Poehler Building at 616 E. 8th St, expanding offices by 50 percent and moving its warehouse. Stephen Hill, manager, cites efficiency and cost savings from owning the building amid an 81 percent rise in construction sales over last year.
Dolph Simons deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City attended a joint meeting in Omaha with the boards of the Kansas City bank and the Omaha Branch. The group toured the Union Stockyards Company of Omaha as guests of Fred W. Gilmore the company president and a Kansas City Federal Reserve director.
Southern Baptists at the 108th annual convention in Dallas voted down a proposal to send an observer to the Vatican Council. A show of hands showed about 100 in favor, 15 052 messengers opposed. The decision leaves Baptists as the only major Christian tradition without an authorized observer.
The Office of Education approved grants for Kansas schools to fund part-time jobs for students from low income families. Baker University Baldwin received 1701 dollars along with several other institutions including Washburn 96777 dollars and St Mary of the Plains 17870 dollars. Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas announced the awards today.
Woodman L. Gibson 70 of Indian Lake Estates Florida and former Lawrence resident died May 26 after a career with the U S Government in contracts and service to Sigma Chi American Legion and Masonry He is survived by his wife two daughters six grandchildren and a cousin in Lawrence Funeral services were May 29 at the Indian Lake Estates Methodist Church Memorial gifts were directed to the United Cerebral Palsy Fund Katherine Patrick Trees 84 of Topeka died Wednesday night in Stormont Vail Hospital Services will be Friday at Hampton Funeral Home Osawatomie burial at Pleasant View Cemetery She is survived by two nieces Dorothy Patrick Trees’ family notes.
Frisbie of Grantville Ruth Roberts of Washington D C and nephew W H Patrick of Oskaloosa are cited in a Valley Falls obituary. A former California teacher and Presbyterian Church member in Pasadena she lived most of life there. Ona Milburn 68 of 907 E 13th St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with niece Mrs Jane Combest of 1231 Oread among survivors.
Dedication services at the new North Lawrence Baptist Church will be at 3 p.m. Sunday. The church at 5th and Lyon Streets will be led by speaker Rev. G. B. Nelson of Ottawa with a special music program. Rev. Loren Mohler will present a history of the church.
Sell-Out continued reports a 11 30 a m Sunday class reunion luncheon in the Union Big Eight Room with 49 Gold Medal Club members, guests and other KU visitors making reservations. Lawton will speak and 50 year pins will be awarded to members lacking them.
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