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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

11

Market Roundup From Bowersock and Harwood's Mills

Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs steady with large 28 to 30 percent. butter grade A quarters 76 and solid 75 per pound. Cattle at 250 with no calves for test. hogs 3000 with varied weights and prices from 22.75 to 25.50 per cwt. Sheep 700 steady with choice and prime spring lambs at 26.00 to 50.00. Market items include wheat, yellow corn, and milo prices from Bowersock and Harwood's updated receipts and grades.

Bowersock Harwood Kansas City

Wheat and corn bids and futures slide in Kansas City market

Kansas City AP reports Wheat bids rose slightly to 46 cars with mixed No 2 and No 3 grades listed. Corn bids showed reductions across white and yellow grades. Wheat futures closed about 1 to 1.5 percent lower with opening and closing ranges for July, December, September, and March contracts.

Wall Street closes higher as airlines and chemicals lift gains

The market ended dull with a higher close aided by gains in steels rubbers and chemicals. IBM fell 7 points after the stock rights offering while International Mining led volume on a 150000 share block. Douglas Aircraft recovered from a loss on news of a DC9 order.

Wall Street New York IBM Zenith Revox Texas Instruments Admiral Cerro Hecla Mining Firestone Goodyear Goodrich U.S. Rubber U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin International Mining Douglas Aircraft Kennecott

Markets at a Glance

New York markets show irregular dull trading with mixed soybeans and late profit cashing. Cotton remains quiet while Chicago wheat falls, and corn and oats stay about steady in light trade. Hogs down 25 to 75 cents with top at 26.75. slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower, top 28.

New York Chicago

Market mixed as Dow dips on Thursday list of tech and airline shares

U S stock market showed a mixed pattern after a weak rise led by airlines aerospace and electronics. The Dow Jones industrial average fell .90 to 882.73 while the Associated Press 60-stock average slipped .1 to 319.4.

New York Associated Press

Hospital births and town listings mark a busy day

Memorial Hospital records births and surrounding notices across multiple towns. Listings include Mrs Beverly Rankin, Mrs Karen Thoren, Mrs Mamie Billingsly, Mr and Mrs Danny Drum with a son, Mr and Mrs Carl Hoover with a daughter, and several families from Eudora Baldwin Topeka and Richland, all dated today.

Johnnie Elms Route 2 Beverly Rankin Gary Smith Dennis Smith James Smith Ill Karen Thoren Eudora Kenneth Hobson Baldwin Thomas Whitten Clara Newcomb Prairie Mamie Billingsly Tonganoxie Arvin Powell Ark Rose Beller Topeka Marguerite Maffet Haskell Martha Shafer Tenn John Berry McLouth Danny Drum Carl Hoover Leo Ousdahl

Deaths and Funerals Listed for Several Area Residents

Bernard W. Lavin 81 of Topeka died at St Francis Hospital. Survivors include wife Sarah and daughter Ernest Brown with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Dietrich F. Jost 58 of Omaha formerly Lawrence died at Methodist Hospital. Roy Bates 63 of Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital with funeral Sunday in Ottawa. Dr Lyle S Powell formerly of Lawrence died in San Diego with services there Saturday.

Bernard W. Lavin Topeka St. Francis Hospital Lavin Clinton Sarah Lavin Ernest Brown Greeley Colo Clyde Kampschroeder Lawrence Dietrich F. Jost Omaha Neb Methodist Hospital Roy Bates Ottawa Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel and Son Roy Armstrong Wellsville Cemetery Bates Centropolis Baldwin Valley Chapel Methodist Myrtle Bates Sophia Bates Lyle S. Powell San Diego Calif Powell

Round Corner Drug Store Takes Over Van's Prescription Files

Round Corner Drug Store at 801 Mass has assumed Van's Prescription Shop files. Van's Pharmacy, opened Sept 7, 1949, closed May 31. Owner C L Van Nortwick of 1524 Vt plans to work at a pharmaceutical clinic in Holton and has sold a local farm.

Round Corner Drug Store Mass Van Charles Fisher Round Corner C. L. van Nortwick Holton

Rickabaugh 91 Dies. Retired Granada Theatre Custodian

Charles E. Rickabaugh 91 of 1017 Conn died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was a Spanish War veteran and retired custodian of Granada Theatre. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Hamilton, burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Edith and sister Bernice Adams of Thermington Wash.

Charles E. Rickabaugh Lawrence Memorial Hospital Granada Theatre Rumsey Funeral Home Harold Hamilton Memorial Park Cemetery Edith Rickabaugh Bernice Adams Thermington, Wash

Estate of Senator Green Exceeds 200000. Bequests Noted

The will of late U.S. Senator Theodore Francis Green filed in probate court Thursday leaves more than 200000 in estate assets. Specific bequests include 10000 to the Providence Public Library and 10000 to Brown University. Rhode Island School of Design may select 10 Chinese art paintings plus two sculptures. Brown inherits books on Roman and civil law. Residual beneficiaries are five nephews and two nieces.

Providence, R.I U.S Theodore Francis Green Providence Public Library Brown University Rhode Island School of Design Brown

Kansas faces empty bins as wheat crop prospects dim

Avery warned Kansas elevators and warehouses may see high empty capacity amid drought hurt crops. He noted 25 to 30 percent of the 900 million bushel capacity is in use while Western drought lowers forecasts. New crops like soybeans and milo offer partial relief and potential $50 million rise in gross income.

Salina Kan Kansas William H. Avery Avery Grain Managers

Kansas Eyes Challenge to National Electoral College

AP reports Kansas may join other states in a proposed legal attack on the national electoral college as part of a coordinated effort to influence the 2024 presidential process.

Topeka Kansas

Mother With a Shotgun Stops Dozer Crew Near Virgil

Beatrice Gallo of Richfield Springs New York kept an armed vigil on her front lawn brandishing a shotgun and binoculars after a telephone crew with a bulldozer tried to install underground cable. She refused a right of way and said she has a right to protect her property.

Richfield Springs N.Y New York Beatrice Gallo

Avery Acts Like Man With Raise and Hidden Doubt

Governor William H. Avery spoke on the rosy revenue picture, acting pleased as he discussed Kansas finances amid a pay raise metaphor. He hinted at growing state revenues while signaling concern over escalating charges.

Avery Man Raise Hidden Doubt Topeka William H. Avery

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