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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
11
Kansas City AP market brief lists prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, soybeans, and eggs from Harwood's Market. Includes poultry, butter, live cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with bid ranges and farm/plant pricing. Names markets and price ranges. notes steady or higher trends in several classes.
Chicago markets show gains in wheat and soybeans with mixed activity in corn and oats. In Kansas City, wheat and corn rise while oats hold. futures drift higher with several contracts closing up from the prior day.
New York traders pushed stocks lower in a sharp late-session slide. Volume reached about 4.7 million shares, above the prior day’s 3.99 million, with losses ranging from fractions to 1 or 2 points.
The market fell for a third straight session with the averages tumbling below a near three month support. Du Pont International Harvester Chesapeake & Ohio and others dropped about 2 points while Woolworth Jersey Standard slipped. Texas Gulf Sulphur led activity as Chrysler fell fraction, while Briggs & Stratton and Johnson & Johnson advanced about a point each.
Roy N Johnston of Topeka, director of hospital facilities for the State Department of Health, died Wednesday in a Topeka hospital at age 62. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Friday at Penwell Gabel Funeral Home Topeka. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery. He held engineering degrees from Kansas University and joined state health work in 1934. Survivors include wife Mary Johnston son Robert Johnston daughter Mrs J Warren Jackman and three grandchildren.
Memorial Hospital admissions list numerous residents including Irene Edmonds Oska loosa William Hensley 1325 E 19th Alice Schimmel 1637 Haskell Edith Zuther 424 Crestline and others with addresses in Oska loosa Baldwin Oskaloosa and nearby towns. Births note Mr. and Mrs Don Landis Baldwin and Trell Foster 433 Ala to welcome sons.
May tax collections rise across income, cigarette and cereal malt beverage duties offset fuel and inheritance declines for a net gain of 1.8 million versus last year. Fiscal year total reaches 184.4 million with a 6.7 million year over year rise across nearly all categories in the first 11 months.
Police Court lists include Eugene Gfeller of 330 Perry charged with disturbing the peace and driving without a license and excessive muffler noise resulting in $160 fines. Other defendants include Herman Collins 240 Ala with no license $5. Steven Barnes 1734 Engel reckless driving driving without lights wrong way $80. Marion Morris 2539 Ridge Ct no license $5. Jesse Newman Jr 415 It speeding excessive noise $45. Douglas Lockwood Emporia speeding $10. Roger Tucker Route 1 speeding $15. Melinda Brand 1916 Ohio speeding $21.
A compiled roster shows names and addresses with charges including speeding traffic signal failure to yield improper turn and no driver s license. Fines range from 10 to 75 dollars with multiple violations from various streets and towns.
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