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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
9
The House Education and Labor Committee voted 21-10 to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act removing state bans on the union shop. The panel tied passage to stronger Negro employment rights under the 1964 Civil Rights law and postponed further action pending a separate enforcement bill for FEPC.
Mrs. Martha V. Kiefer 87 of Lawrence died at Samaritan Lodge. funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home with burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors: two sons Dale N. Kiefer and Everett D. Kiefer. two daughters Grace Craig and Marjorie Meyer. 17 grandchildren. 20 great grandchildren. sister Mabel Gibbs. brother Leslie Waggoner. Robert E. Hadl 45 of rural Eudora died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday St. Pauls United Church of Christ Eudora. burial Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. Survivors: wife Aileen. daughter Sharon Kay Hadl. mother Mae Hadl. brother Paul Hadl. sisters Bertha Bernitz, Frances Kurtz, Margaret Duncan, Helen Torneden. Mrs. Margaret E. Young 58 of 2611 Belle Crest died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Resident of Lawrence eight years. member St Johns Church and St. Theresa’s Aurora Colo. Burial Mt Olivet Denver. Survivors: husband George P. Young. daughter Sister Marie Benedict Prairie Village.
Market items show wheat at 1.20 soybeans 2.70 and corn 1.28 while barley and oats trade under .90. Eggs at Harwood's list large A 24 and undergrades 17 with current receipts 20. Kansas City notes consumer large A 22-26 percent and mediums 20-23 with wholesale unchanged.
Cattle volume 2,200 with calves 25 steady feeder steers 24.70 to 26.00, heifers 22.80 to 23.90, steer calves 27.35 and cow calf range 20.60 to 21.00. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 23.25 to 25.75, sows 19.25 to 20.75. sheep 200 with spring lambs 26.75 to 27.00 and ewes 5.00 to 6.75.
Wheat and corn bids listed with No 2 and No 3 grades for hard red, white, yellow, and mixed categories. Prices for oats, rye, barley, soybeans, bran, and shorts noted with futures for July through May contracts.
The New York market slipped again after an early rally, with heavy volume around 7.2 million shares. DuPont dropped over 4 points whileIBM fell about 5 and Xerox shed over 2, as American Telephone led a late fractional recovery amid widespread small losses.
New York stocks lower and bonds weaker with treasuries steady. Cotton quiet. Chicago wheat higher on buying, corn and oats up, soybeans up with old crop months strong. Hogs 50 to 75 cents higher to $24.75. Slaughter steers scarce, steady to $29.25.
President Johnson, after meetings with William Martin and other advisers, voiced confidence in solid but moderate gains for the year. He denied cross currents within the administration and countered criticism from Rep. Patman over Martin’s policies and stock market reaction.
Premier Moise Tshombe arrived back in Leopoldville after a two week tour to West Africa and Europe where he met with President Charles de Gaulle and discussed regional matters.
Oklahoma lawmakers remain split over the license plate slogan with the Senate demanding the verb is OK while the House prefers Oklahoma OK. A conference committee was convened to resolve the dispute.
India’s government announced it can seize stocks of all oil refiners and distributors to curb hoarding amid an oil shortage. A government spokesman said the emergency measure aims to stabilize supply and control prices nationwide.
Memorial Hospital reports several residents and visitors named, including households in Arkansas Ohio Kansas Oklahoma and Tennessee. The list notes births and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Milan at 1211 W. 5th.
A New York State Supreme Court justice dismissed indictments against three anti-C Castro Cubans charged with firing a bazooka at the United Nations. Judge J Irwin Shapiro ruled the confessions inadmissible for lack of right to counsel, citing insufficient evidence after exclusion of those confessions. Defendants Ignacio Novo Julio Carlos Perez and Guillermo Novo faced possible appeals by Queens District Attorney Frank D O Connor.
A shell fired from the Queens shore into the East River last December 11 during a speech by Maj. Ernesto Guevara, a chief aide to Prime Minister Fidel Castro, fell about 100 yards short of the United Nations building.
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