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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
3
Readable market wires show Harwood's Food Market and KC price quotes for eggs, poultry, grain, and livestock. Grain mixed with wheat corn oats rye barley soybeans and bran shorts priced. eggs and poultry markets listed. cattle hogs and sheep wholesale changes noted. Wall Street rally noted with steel stocks advancing.
General Motors advanced more than a point while Chrysler remained strong against Texas Gulf Sulphur as the most active stock. Airlines and tech names moved higher with IBM and Xerox climbing. tobacco, tobacco shipments, and other sectors firmed. Bond markets showed mixed and steady moves.
Francis Hap Sherman 84 of Perry died Monday in Winchester hospital. Funeral set 2 PM Thursday Perry Methodist Church with burial at Meriden Cemetery. Walter R Means 65 of Oskaloosa died Monday at home. Services 2 PM Wednesday Oskaloosa Methodist, burial Pleasant View Cemetery. Masonic graveside rites by A F and A M Lodge 256 McLouth. Otto Jacob Spitzli 90 died Monday in Lawrence nursing home. Funeral 2 PM Thursday First Methodist Baldwin with burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors listed for each case include family members and local affiliations. Hampton Funeral Home and Lamb Funeral Home oversee arrangements.
Funeral services took place at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Methodist Church in Perry with burial in Meriden Cemetery. Born September 5, 1879, in Lost River West Virginia, he lived in the county. Survived by a son W D Sherman of Perry. Hamp ments.
Memorial Hospital lists a string of dismissals including Grace Emmett Kimberly Maranell Eva Shore Hah Derrick John Manahan Doris Johnson Phil Vogler Otis Murray William Wagoner Clark Lyles Brenda Weeks Mayme Tuttle Marjorie Clary Ervin Burgess Lola McManness Alvin Waller Robert Wagner and others from Sunflower Village Eudora Samaritan Lodge and local addresses. Births note Mr and Mrs Jerry Parker a son and Mr and Mrs Billy Routh a daughter both today.
President Charles de Gaulle has hinted at re elections but refuses to confirm a bid for another seven year term. La Nation, the Gaullist paper, claimed he would run. De Gaulle, 74, toured northern France last week and suggested he may seek re election.
Albert Scott of 718 Walnut faces a police court charge for window peeping with a $25 bond posted. The incident details are limited in the terse OCR summary.
List of offenders include Dave Beer 1220 Oak Hill for expired license ten dollars Robert Tally 2020 Emerald for excessive noise fifteen Clark Morton Route 3 speeding eleven Stanley Harris 1610 Powers speeding fifteen William Hadl Eudora speeding twenty seven Louie Bornheim 1622 Vt speeding twenty seven.
Filed cases include Davis vs Davis with spouse parties Ruby Irene Grammer Davis and William L Davis. Palmer vs Palmer with Wanda L Palmer and Louie Palmer. Souza vs Souza with Raymond Souza and Esperanza Souza. Robinson vs Robinson with Anita Sue Robinson and Alfred E Robinson Jr. Spinelli vs Spinelli with Raymond J Spinelli and Laureen Spinelli. Crew vs Crew with Lorraine Crew and James Crew. Starkweather vs Starkweather with Josephine Starkweather and Elbert Starkweather. Transue vs Transue with Mary A Transue and Paul Transue.
The Niigata quake left 371 houses destroyed and 825 damaged in the north, with 138 lightly damaged and flooding at first floor level. Five bridges were washed away, railways cut in 24 places, and highways damaged in 24 locations. Fire struck petroleum storage tanks as sea levels fell and a tsunami flooded lowlands. National police and military were deployed. casualties included 1 dead in Niigata and 5 in Tsuruoka.
Honduran Rector Quesada says the Alliance for Progress is not meeting all goals and must improve. Costa Rica’s Cutierrez notes reduced aid due to development, seeking more assistance. Nicaragua’s Oyanguren cites limited benefits there, while Guatemala’s Arias calls for useful help to raise education amid population growth and deficits.
Hewey Valentine Clark, 63, of Tucson Arizona, died Monday after his car collided with a truck on Kansas 96 near Dighton. The truck driver William H Earnhart of Valley Center Kansas was not injured.
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy and three of her children met Pope Paul VI in a Vatican audience, a gesture signaling papal warmth toward the Kennedy family and the U S attorney general.
President Johnson plans a private dinner in New York tonight at the St. Regis Root to honor Mrs. John F. Kennedy and New York trustees active in the Kennedy Library fundraising drive. If he attends, Mrs. Johnson will accompany him.
After a decade of work at Bristol Laboratories in East Syracuse New York the firm announces a synthetic penicillin named Syncillin potassium alphaphenoxlethyl pencillin. Early tests show higher effectiveness than current penicillins and potential to combat resistant germs. The promotion ends with a note to visit local drug stores and choose from Stover Candies for a spur of the moment gift.
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