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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
10
Market notes from Harwood's Market and K C Produce in Kansas City show scattered price shifts for eggs, butter, and live fryers. Wheat and corn edge lower to higher with futures unsettled. soybeans and barley in narrow ranges. New York stocks mixed with hogs and cattle modestly higher.
AP report shows hogs at 25 higher for barrows gilts and sows with prices 21.50 to 22.50 for 1-3 barrows and gilts and 17.50 to 22.00 for sows. Lambs steady with spring lambs 27.75 to 28.25 and cull to good ewes 5.50 to 6.75. Cattle activity includes 7,000 head and 200 calves with steers 25 lower to 27.00–28.50 for high grades, heifers 25.50–27.25, cows 14.50–18.00, and feeder steers 24.50–27.00.
The New York stock market closed lower after a volatile session as traders weighed the impact of a severe weather system. Financials and industrials showed declines while energy edged higher on delayed shipments and production concerns.
Trading was moderate with 4.9 million shares. The Dow fell as much as 8.20 points and pared losses to 1 or 2 points. Some issues rebounded after astronauts were reported safely back on Earth, while names like U.S. Rubber Western Union Revlon and Litton Industries posted about 2 point losses.
Douglas County reaches a near full collection pace with 4 553 394 97 dollars collected toward a 6 411 572 18 dollar total for real estate and personal property taxes. The deadline June 20 advances to June 21 with no penalty due to Sunday, and unpaid bills will go to the sheriff for action. New tax bills arrive in November.
Gov. William H. Avery says he will not take sides in the Fraser Hall controversy at the University of Karfisas. He has received requests from involved parties and will refrain from action, either with the university or the State Board of Regents. The dispute centers on saving the old hall for historical purposes versus the state architect's view that it is dangerous and repair would be too costly.
A Lawrence delegation plans a meeting with Gov William Avery in Topeka at 11 30 Friday to study saving Fraser Hall. Ted Kennedy former mayor and Douglas County Historical Society member said the group will urge public input by mail to influence the Fraser situation.
A Lawrence group plans to ask for intervention to stay Fraser Hall demolition and to accept a National Trust offer to study saving the building at KU. The delegation includes State Senator Reynolds Shultz former Mayor James Owens Judge Charles Rankin and other local historians.
Mrs Grace Frith Ballweg 80 of 2215 North H died Sunday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services are 10 am Tuesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Em poria Father Conradin Stark presiding Rosary is 7 pm tonight at Rumsey Funeral Home Burial will follow at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Emporia Survivors include daughter Mrs Vinton Warner of 2215 North H sister Mrs Alice Sullivan of Emporia four grandchildren and two great grandchildren
120 graduates received degrees at Baker University Baldwin campus. Dr Ralph Decker of the Methodist Board of Education in Nashville Tenn delivered the commencement address at Rice Memorial Auditorium urging graduates toward their future paths.
Baker President William J. Scarborough delivered the bac calaureate sermon at First Methodist Church in Baldwin. He urged graduates to take four abilities with them: to learn and expand knowledge, to create and enjoy beauty, to conceive of justice, and to believe in a higher power.
Fire units responded to three incidents this weekend. A trash fire at Jerry Garrett’s 932 R I Street was reported Saturday at 5 39 p m. Sunday saw steam from a car at 1406 Prairie Street McLain residence and minor damage at 646 Mass Street G A C Finance Co front of building on fire possibly from a cigarette.
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