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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
12
Market notes from Kansas City New York and Chicago show varied results across commodities and stocks. Eggs oat and wheat prices shift with cattle hogs and sheep values steady to higher while stocks show mixed gains and losses in broad trading.
Cigarette issues were weak in a mixed stock market late this afternoon. Trading remained moderately active with about 5 million shares changing hands, compared with 5.13 million on Wednesday. The market picture near the close showed varied performance across issues.
About 400 high school students rioted in Rochester after a 71-65 regional semifinal defeat to Faribault. The melee erupted at Mayo Civic Auditorium as a Fairbault player fouled late, sparking punches and vandalism. Officers escorted buses carrying Fairbault students out of town.
Death notices for Carol Ann Dyer 21 Ellsworth with services in Ellsworth and Lawrence graveside. Gary Lee Youngberg infant of Lawrence with Chanute cemetery burial. Laurence L. Gruver 55 of Globe area died of heart attack with funeral at Bethel church. Surviving relatives listed. Rumsey Funeral Home and church arrangements noted.
Funeral services for Mr. Gruver, longtime Overbrook horse show ringmaster, were announced with burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery six miles south of Globe. Survived by wife Ollie Jewell Gruver and two sons Calvin Daniel and Dr Billy Kay, plus siblings and step-parents. He worked at Clark Rock Quarry two miles south of Globe.
Fist fights broke out at Collinwood High School as officials cited a racial situation. Police in force moved in before classes opened to quell trouble and send about 650 students home. Two pupils were injured and treated at Euclid-Glenville Hospital.
Police barricade the school during a disturbance as demonstrators crowd and chant We want the white girls out of the school. Spokesmen accuse Negro pupils of intimidating girl students during the incident.
A list from Memorial Hospital Mary Livix in Haviland Kansas notes multiple births and residents with newborns. Names include Sharon Hedgepath and baby boy, Emilie Nicholson and baby boy, Sarah Heinen and baby boy, and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Estes at 2509 West 6th. The record also records several residents and addresses across Haviland Oska loosa Eudora Lecompton and surrounding towns.
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