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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
12
Local market notes show Wheat at 1.52, Yellow corn 1.20, milo 1.98 per unit from Bowersock Mill and eggs prices from Harwood Market. Kansas City wholesale eggs bids and butter values are listed. Wall Street opens with a small loss as Dow falls to 875.69 and volume dips. KC livestock reports mixed hog gains and steadier cattle and sheep, with cash grain and wheat values noted.
The market held a slight lead late in the session with volume at 6.46 million shares for the first four hours. Gains outnumbered losses about 6 to 5 amid caution before the weekend and news of Johnson Kosygin talks. A. J. Industries led volume with 85,200 shares, GE rose while ICTB shares fell. IBM and Cont Copper gained.
An explosion at Army ordnance loading line No 9 in Iowa killed three women and injured four others. Victims Jessica Gilman Dorothy Groves Ida Koett died. Injured were Mary Kester Denise Chenoweth Agnes Schultz and Patricia Elrod. Plant, near Burlington, employs about 5000. cause under study.
Emma Hellstrom 58 of 527 Perry died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial in Memorial Park Cemetery She leaves husband Walter two daughters Roberta Hellstrom and Mrs Joe Melton two sons Robert and Ray Hellstrom sister Mrs Forrest Budd two brothers Worthy and Floyd Rogers mother Mrs Lottie Rogers six grandchildren She was born June 8 1909 in McLouth and lived in Lawrence since 1921 a North Lawrence Christian Church member.
John McGreevy 71 of Seneca died Wednesday afternoon in a Seneca hospital. He was buried in the Seneca Catholic cemetery after a funeral at the Seneca Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife Mary four sons Francis Robert Kimmett and John McGreevy of various cities a daughter Velora Galbriath two sisters and 17 grandchildren. He was a former Sunflower employee.
Otto Paul Ross 58 of St. Louis Mo died early today at Lutheran Hospital. Services Monday morning at Lupton Chapel St Louis. He attended the University of Kansas was a Delta Delta Delta member and captain of the KU football team in his senior year 1931 all conference tackle.
Mrs C T Giblette of Missoula Montana died Monday. Funeral services were held. She was a former Lawrence resident and a Kansas University graduate. Survivors include daughter Mrs Louise Daniels of Missoula and brother Paul Tupper of Pratt.
A psychologist with years on multiple hospital staffs established a private clinic in Richmond Virginia and later retired to Missoula to be near her daughter and family.
Funeral services for Olin Ball 59 of 425 Ark died Monday at Bowser Lee Chapel at 2 30 p m with Rev W S Sims officiating. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call 5 to 9 p m today and until noon Saturday.
In the Courts Police Court lists drivers cited for speeding wrong way on one way streets riding on sidewalks improper left turns and other infractions with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars. A non traffic entry shows one drunk case against Jesse M Matthews with address unknown.
County Court with judge Charles L. Casteel sentences Wadsworth J. Howell of 801% Pa. St. to 30 days suspended for drunken conduct. Victor J. Wilkins of 1308 Ohio St. and Robert D. receive 120 day terms for worth less checks. DeSoto and other addresses noted.
Memorial Hospital reports multiple admissions including Mrs Ruby Lieckteig and Mrs Patsy Cox among others from Kansas and Ohio areas. Births listed for George Blake Jr., Ernest Angina, Richard Holzmeister, and Lawrence Scatt with details on addresses and family names.
The Kansas Board of Regents will hear budget requests from all state schools in Topeka. Speakers include Pittsburgh State College President George Budd at 9 a.m. Kansas State College Fort Hays President M C Cunningham at 9 30 a.m. Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe at 10 a.m. Kansas State University President James McCain at 11 15 a.m. Afternoon sessions feature Emory Lindquist Wichita State University President John Visser Emporia Kansas State Teachers College and R L Ohlson Jr superintendent of the Kansas School for the Blind.
Chester M. Bolton, 23, of Topeka, was killed when a car struck a bridge on U.S. 54 eight miles west of Hooker Oklahoma. Passenger Patricia Ann Billy, 27, Lawrence, survived. Billy’s 6-year-old son Charles and Linda Sue Lathrom, 19, Topeka, along with Billy’s 18-month-old son Michael, were hospitalized in Guymon but expected to be released soon.
Conservatives cement control of the Young Republican National Federation by electing Jack McDonald of Nashville Tennessee as chairman. He succeeds Tom Van Sickle of Fort Scott Kansas after defeating Jim Betts of Cleveland Ohio and Ray Cooper of Little Rock Arkansas by a vote of 425 to 184 to 13.
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