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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1963

Page

3

Market summary from Harwood and Kansas City reports

Local market figures show wheat 1.84, corn 1.15 and 1.20, mile 1.75, soybeans 2.35, oats 0.65, barley 0.83. Eggs prices listed for Harwood's Market and Kansas City wholesale routes include large A 30 3214, mediums 24 28, and various egg quality grades. Poultry and dairy prices cover hens, capons, ducks, live fliers, and butter grades with per pound figures.

Harwood's Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

Public zoning hearing and probate notice in Lawrence

Official notices from Lawrence City Planning Commission set July 17 1963 for zoning change Broadview Terrace Addn No 2 Lot 12 B to A and a probate hearing in Kansas Douglas County for William A Horton estate with Goldenbelle Daniels named executrix petitioner and Petefish and Postma attorneys listed.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Planning Commission City of Lawrence Broadview Terrace H. C. Fisher State of Kansas Douglas County Wiliam A. Horton Goldenbeile Daniels William A. Horton Kansas Goldenbelle Daniels

Market notes from Ensas City grain and oats report

ENSAS CITY AP reports wheat trading with 495 cars up 14 to 7 lower, prices for No 2 hard and dark ranges 1.98 to 2.19, No 3 1.994 to 2.0214, No 2 red 1.9714 to 2.084, No 3 1.954 to 2.024, corn 58 cars up to 2 lower, No 2 white 44, No 3 1.40, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.3144, No 3 1.23 to 1.2434, oats 2 cars unchanged, No 2 white 67 to 75, No 3 65 to 74.

Ensas City

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices

Kansas City AP reports cattle 1 200 head calves 25 steers and heifers steady with good to high choice steers 21 50 to 23 50 good and low choice heifers 21 50 to 22 65 utility and commercial cows 14 50 to 16 00 good and choice dealers 22 00 to 25 00 good and choice feeders 23 50 to 26 50. Hogs 2 500 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower sow s steady to 25 lower 1 3 200 250 lb bar rows and gilts 17 75 to 18 35 280 400 lb sows 14 25 to 15 25. Sheep 500 head lambs ewes and feeders steady good to prime lambs 17 25 to 22 00 cull to good ewes 4 50 to 6 00 good and choice feeders 15 00 to 17 00.

Kansas City

Market slide hits New York stocks amid heavy selling

Stocks fell sharply in a brisk session with heavy volume about 4.5 million. Major losses touched General Motors Ford Chrysler as other leaders declined, while Du Pont, Union Carbide, Kodak and Xerox also weakened. Trading steadied later with moderate losses as investors pared some declines.

New York General Motors Ford Chrysler du Pont Union Carbide General Electric Eastman Kodak Woolworth Xerox IBM Polaroid Texas Instruments Jones & Laughlin Merck Consolidated Natural Gas Chesapeake & Ohio Bell & Howell Lockheed U.S. Steel American Telephone Kennecott

Official Is Doing Fine After Apparent Attack

Allan Redpath of St. Paul Minnesota is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack Tuesday afternoon at the Kansas Turnpike Lawrence service area. Redpath an official of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co was taken ill about 315 p.m. Tuesday. Citizens Ambulance Service transported him to the hospital.

Allan Redpath St. Paul Minn Lawrence Memorial Hospital Kansas Turnpike Lawrence Redpath Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co Citizens Ambulance Service

K C Girl 12 Dies in Accidental Shooting

In Kansas City Kansas a 12 year old girl Ruby Jean Phillips died from a abdomen wound after a revolver found by 15 year old Irvin Timley discharged while attempting to break it open. Timley is held for questioning.

Kansas City Kan Ruby Jean Phillips Emerson Shannon Irvin Timley Big Eleven Lake

Memorial services held for Ernest Embry in Wichita

Ernest Ned Embry 52 a Wichita insurance executive died of a heart attack Monday Burial took place in Wichita He led Equitable Life Assurance Society as state manager An active KU alumnus he served on the KU Alumni Association Board and directed Sigma Chi activities Survivors include his wife Elizabeth Embry a son Robert in the home a daughter Mrs John Woodbury of Lawrence a sister Mrs Pauline Mosier Atkins Ark a brother Benjamin Embry Mission Hills and father A M Embry Atkins Ark

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Wichita Ernest Ned Embry Embry Equitable Life Assurance Society Atkins Ark Kansas University KU Alumni Association Sigma Chi Elizabeth NI. Embry Robert T. Embry The Home John Woodbury Lawrence Pauline E. Mosier Atkins, Ark Benjamin T. Embry Mission Hills A. M. Embry

Funeral services for Walter Grigg set in Kansas and Missouri

Funeral services for Walter A. Grigg 49 of 1655 Miss St will be at Trinity Episcopal Church at 10 a.m. Friday with graveside burial at Indian Hills Cemetery Chapman Kansas at 2:30 p.m. Friday He died Tuesday after a stroke He lived in Lawrence since 1957 managed Duckwall variety store He was WWII veteran vestryman in the Trinity Church and member of Masonic Lodge Cosmopolitan Club His wife Arline and three children survive along with his father L E Grigg of Manhattan and brother Mason K Grigg of Scott City.

Walter A. Grigg Miss. St Trinity Episcopal Church Harvard Wilbur Indian Hills Chapman Kan Upland Lawrence Duckwall Th Trinity Episcopal Church Masonic Lodge Cosmopolitan Club Arline Judith Stanley Mady L. E. Grigg Manhattan Mason K. Grigg Scott City James E. Seaver John Crown Frank Nelick Kenneth Rothwell Jessie Milan Robert Brickner Byron Beery Corlett Cotton John Emerson Louis Taylor Joseph McCoskrie George Waters

Horoscope forecast by star sign with daily guidance

Aries and Taurus earn ideas and savings through collaboration while nurturing loved ones. Gemini prepares for new gadgets and timely action with neighbors. Moon Children seek information and a small trip for clarity and speed. Leo balances money matters with family, Virgo earns voluntary praise, Libra aids friends and broadens view. Scorpio trust in friends, Sagittarius civics and credit, Capricorn seek fresh slant, Aquarius uses ingenuity for practical gains, Pisces balance helping others with personal duties.

Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius

Nanosecond Insights Drive Kansas Lab On Computer Speed

Kansas University electrical engineering professor Norris Nahman explains how nanoseconds govern computer timing and potential internal traffic jams. The lab, seven years old with 20 researchers, works on solid state electronics and microwave transmission, funded by federal, state, and private sources, aiming to boost Midwest industrial growth.

Kansas University Norris Nahman Nahman Midwest

Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List Noted

Memorial Hospital reports births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Miller of 932 Miss. and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter of Sunflower. The list also names numerous residents with addresses across towns such as St. Paul Minnesota Kansas City Topeka Baldwin and 1645 Louisiana Avenue among others.

Edbert Miller William Hunter

Strike Threats Close to KC Transit Strike Imminent

Kansas City AP report says the transit workers union headed by Loren Hargus warned a walkout could begin within 48 hours after delegates backed a strike. Donald B. Eyer of KC Transit Co. said no notice was received and talks would resume, with wage and work conditions remaining the main dispute.

Kansas City Kan Transit Workers Union Loren Hargus Greater Kansas City Central Labor Council Hargus Donald B. Eyer Kansas City Transit Co

Common Shelters Cheaper Better Says Lineberger

Walter F. Lineberger Jr. deputy assistant secretary of defense told about 100 at Kansas University Tuesday that a common fall-out shelter program is affordable and would yield measurable results. He likened civil defense in industry to depreciation reserves and urged preparedness for attack. Lineberger endorsed blast shelters in priority areas and said a proposed five-year 3 billion dollar fall-out shelter program would be effective.

Walter F. Lineberger Jr Kansas University Washington Lineberger U.S U. S

Rifle Slugs Found in Slaying Victim's Car

County Attorney Ralph King said officers found several rifle slugs in the Ball car during a Tuesday search. The slugs were sent to the KBI lab in Topeka for testing. Ball was shot to death in a two car chase near 13th Street and Haskell Avenue. Claude Burton Landon Jr., 49, is charged with first degree murder and held without bond. Earlier the rifle used was sent to the KBI lab.

KBI Topeka Ball 13Th Street Haskell Avenue Claude Burton Landon Jr la. St

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