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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
9
Derby Co prices show wheat at 2.00 a bushel corn 1.04 oats .70 barley .90. Kansas City AP reports eggs dairy poultry and livestock prices plus wholesale grain and futures. Cattle hogs and sheep prices listed with stock market activity and grain futures closing lower.
Shares moved unevenly with IBM up about 4 and Polaroid near 2 while Litton rose about a point. General Motors rose marginally after the court action aimed at restraining GM share distribution to Du Pont stockholders. Other motors and metals slipped with Republic Steel and Merck among losers. Trading on the American Stock Exchange remained fairly active with prices mostly lower across leading groups.
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Grace Graham Ramon Armstrong Kathryn Simms Carolyn Martin Emily Reed Maxine Zimmerman James Schwada with addresses in Kentucky Indiana Missouri and Kansas. Dismissals include Harry Brown Barbara Brand and baby girl Ivah Bart lett Harry Burgoyne Jesse Bolden Tonga noxie William and Laura Taggart Arvilla Corbin Paul Robinson Sheri Brooks Darlyne Williams and baby boy Elizabeth Bardack and baby girl Jennie Russell. Births reported for Oliver Helm Gerald Ramsey John Martin and Leland Zimmer with locations in Route 3 Davis Road Ton ganoxie and Route 4 indicating multiple newborns.
The infant son of Capt and Mrs Paul R Reed of 1919 Miller Dr died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services at 2 p m Monday at National Cemetery Ft Leavenworth. Survivors include parents a sister Elizabeth Ann and two brothers Paul Jr and William C all of Knox Ind. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge. Ward death notice for J B Stevenson of Vancouver Wash father of Mrs Bruce Frazier who moved to Minneapolis this month.
Attendance at the Christian Crusade is higher than last year at the Varsity. Pete Riggs leads with support from the Kingsmen Quartette from Dallas. This weekend they expect to reach SRO status. Gem of Thought. When you are young you live to learn. When you are older you learn to live.
Washington says pasteurized milk iodine-131 readings declined sharply in the first half of June across 12 states after May surges. The Kansas City sample on June 12 measured 155 micro-microcuries per liter, down from 600 on May 18 and 660 on May 15 in Wichita.
In St Louis negotiators reported no headway to avert a pilots strike set to begin at midnight against Ozark Airlines.
David Britt seventeen drowned after a seizure or cramps while swimming across Spring River near his Baxter Springs home. Two companions Dean Plank and Billy Ribhart reported the disappearance about three quarters of a mile below Blue Hole near the Kansas Missouri Oklahoma line. Rescue units from Baxter Springs Galena Columbus and Miami Oklahoma failed to locate the body Thursday night and would continue search Friday.
Reverend Harold E. Hamilton, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, will serve as a delegate to the adjourned meeting of the 22nd biennial United Lutheran Church in America convention in Detroit from June 25 to 27. He will also attend the constituting convention of the new Lutheran Church in America which unites four church groups and serves over 3.1 million baptized members, 6,071 congregations, 6,355 ordained pastors, 21 colleges and universities, and 13 seminaries.
About 30 Lawrence and Kansas University musicians will perform a public band concert at 1 30 p m Sunday in the South Park band stand east of Massachusetts Street Conducting the band will be Charles Kassinger Lawrence High School band director The Local 512 of the American Federation of Musicians sponsors the event part of efforts to revive historic school and community band programs.
Performers Bill Booth Al Flores Carl Abbott baritone Bob Zil lcox bass Stan Ricker Tom Bonar percussion George Frock Wayne Netson appear in a listed lineup for a concert session. Names indicate vocalists instrumentalists and rhythm section backing a baritone bass and drums.
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