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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
3
Wheat and corn prices listed with small grains and farm product quotes. Eggs and poultry sections show large and small egg prices, wholesale egg ranges, and live poultry prices. Livestock quotes include cattle calves hogs sheep with price ranges and lambs at 19.00 among other figures.
New York stocks held a slightly firmer tone in dull late trading. Volume was around 3.2 million shares for the day, below Thursday’s 3.54 million, with fractional gainers outnumbering losers.
A few blue chips edged up while oils chemicals and utilities showed steady demand but no clear leadership. Major motors stayed firm to higher as steels rubbers airlines and rails varied. Sunray DX Oil rose over a point Eastman Kodak and Boeing gained near a point.
A list from Memorial Hospital and area homes notes several births and local residents. Entries include Mrs Betty Sneegas 1138 Ky Mrs Doris Smith Tonganoxie Helen Krische 1505 Cadet Mrs Beulah Wrightsman 1646 E 19th and others with addresses in Tonganoxie Ottawa Eudora and Lawrence area. Also mentions couples George Fulton baby girl born Thursday Gary Coulter son Thursday Ray Johnston daughter today.
Dolph C. Simons Jr., publisher of the Journal-World, spoke at the Columbia Missouri Rotary Club Thursday noon. He discussed Africa where he once worked as a reporter for the Johannesburg Star and briefly urged greater sanity in athletic events involving Kansas and Missouri universities.
Pole vaulter Bob Richards will star in a film titled In Response to Challenge presented at 7 30 Sunday evening at the Lone Star Church of the Brethren Mrs Martin Flory will read the scripture and Mrs Homer Flory and Mrs Bob Flory will direct the music Gerard Keizer will close with concluding comments
Bill Crank former Kansas University quarterback 1958 to 1960 and his mother Mrs Jean Crank assume operation of the Jayhawk Cafe 1340 Ohio St from Paul Sinclair. Sinclair operated the cafe for 19 years and plans to remain in business. Haverty and Hedges Real Estate handled the sale.
Jack Mehaffey Journal World circulation manager will give the kickoff address Saturday before the Midwest Circulation Managers Association in Kansas City Missouri. He will speak on Sales and Promotion to the group representing eight states gathered for a three day meeting.
Mrs Sadie E Hegeman 65 of Route 2 died Thursday at the Moline Rest Home. A lifelong Douglas County resident she belonged to the First Methodist Church. Funeral 10:30 a m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include husband Lloyd Hegeman, brother Roy Deay, and sisters Mrs Mabel Hegeman and Mrs Marjorie Horton.
In JAMA questions and answers Nathaniel Kleitman says sleep needs vary by person with a minimum. A study found performance rises sharply from one to six hours of sleep and less gain from six to eight. You have had enough sleep if you wake spontaneously at your usual rising hour and stay alert in the afternoon.
Charles Sledd, former publisher of the Lawrence Outlook and Jefferson County Mirror Times, resigned in Lawrence on February 1 after selling his stock in Newspaper Management Inc. He has accepted a position with a Topeka advertising agency.
The ancient physician Hippocrates recommended regular walking as a remedy to emotional disturbance and hallucinations while also reducing the risk of weight gain. He framed walking as a practical therapeutic measure for balanced well being.
Emile Bustani, 56, leading Middle East industrialist and economist, dies when his private plane crashes in rough seas outside Beirut harbor. Pilot John Ogilvie and two Lebanese passengers Dr Nimr Toukan of AUB and Marwan Khartabil also die. Bustani chaired Lebanon's largest industrial enterprise and was a member of Parliament.
An Arab spokesman for cooperation between Arab nations and the West, Bustani, disappeared after his plane plunged into the sea near Jordan while en route to meet King Husain. His death could affect Middle East economic development and plans for an Arab economic union akin to the European Common Market.
In the Courts Police Court Carl Kannenberg 1325 Vermont reckless driving $50 Charles Coleman 1728 Ohio failure to yield right of way no driver's license $25 Jim Lawing 1209 Tennessee prohibited parking $5
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