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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
13
Wholesale eggs and dairy and grain prices listed from Bowersock Mill and Harwood Market. Wheat at 1.52, yellow corn 1.18, milo 1.98. eggs Grade A large 21 to 22 cents, mediums 16 to 17 cents, undergrades 18. butter Grade A 0.78 per pound, Grade A 1b 0.77.
The stock market fell on Wednesday after six straight advances. The Dow Jones industrial average slid to 880.61, the AP 60 stock average dropped to 326.5, and the NYSE composite share price declined 9 cents on 1,454 issues with 653 down and 565 up as volume fell to 10.96 million.
Cattle 2 200 head calves 25 head classes scarce feeders steady steers high good and choice 570 750 lb 25 30 27 65 750 1065 lb 25 00 80 heifers choice 576 714 lb 23 50 24 60 532 lb 25 50 calves choice 475 498 lb 29 00 31 00 Hogs 4 000 barrows and gilts not fully established early 25 lower 1 3 200 240 Ib 22 00 25 sows 25 lower 1 3 300 400 Ib 18 00 19 00 2 3 400 500 Ib 17 00 18 00 2 3 500 600 Ib 16 00 17 00 Sheep 100 lambs not established ewes steady cull utility and good 4 00 6 50
The Day in Wall Street stayed in positive territory late afternoon with active trading. Volume for four hours reached 7.85 million shares versus 7.88 million the prior day. Martin Marietta led volume gains while Boeing United Aircraft and General Dynamics posted modest advances as airlines fluctuated.
Wheat and corn were quoted with mixed declines and some gains across classes. No 2 hard wheat around 1.6734 to 1.68 and No 3 near 1.6054 to 1.72 percent. corn mix steady to lower with No 2 white near 1.3644 to 1.3654 and No 3 around 1.32 to 1.47. Futures closed mixed with Jul at 1.624, Dec 1.68, Mar 1.715, May 1.725.
Frank C. Carlson 76 of Ottawa died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Burial in Highland Cemetery with services pending at Towner Funeral Chapel. Survivors include wife Anna, daughter Astrid Ott, two sisters, three brothers, and three grandsons. William C. Cook 26 formerly of Eudora died June 12 at Madigan Hospital Fort Lewis Washington. Burial arrangements by Hampton Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Sharon two sons and extended family. William Edward Richards 47 of 1045 N.3rd St died Wednesday at KU Medical Center. Funeral services pending at Rumsey Funeral Home. survivors include mother Minnie Crane.
Two sisters Mrs Melva Dressler and Mrs Edith Routh of Sunflower Village along with brothers Joseph Richards of 431 Perry and Edmond Richards of Kansas City Missouri are mentioned. Mr Richards is identified as a World War II veteran.
Indications point to Gov. Robert Docking appointing John A. OLeary Sr. as state bank commissioner. OLeary, chairman of the People's State Bank at Luray, previously held the post in Gov. George Docking's administration from 1959 to 1963.
Nine divorce petitions appear in the courts with each wife seeking separation from her husband. The filings name Jane E. Woodbury Virginia Beaman Juanita Tallant Emily A. Russell Albert E. Adams LeRoy Johnson Shirley A. Harris Wanda J. Clark Sharon S. Holman George E. Harvey Jr. and Antonio Mattina and their spouses.
A long hospital admissions list records Kathleen Mears and many others with addresses in Virgil Cooper Baldwin Linwood and Sunflower Village. It notes a baby and two newborns among patients and mentions two vehicle traffic stops described as egging two EU traffic stations near Chi Omega Fountain Memorial Drive and Sunflower Road intersection.
Kansas University traffic and security officers reported that raw eggs were thrown this morning at a location on campus. The incident prompted a security response and an ongoing investigation. Authorities have not released details on suspects or motives.
Firemen were called at 10 29 p m Wednesday to 1301 Pa St as steam escaped from a hot water tank. No damage reported. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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