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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
10
Wheat at 1.46 a bushel, yellow corn 1.21, milo 1.71 per unit from Bowersock's Mill. Harwood's Market lists Eggs grade A large 0.39, medium 0.31, undergrades 0.18, pullets 0.18, current receipts 0.23.
AP reports mixed egg prices across sizes with large eggs at 42 to 39 cents and mediums at 38 to 39 cents for A grades, grade B at 30 to 33. wholesale eggs at 42 to 44 for large 80 percent A, 38 to 44 for mediums. Butter unchanged at 74 to 75 cents for Ib solid and quarter yields. Cattle numbers small. hogs count 3,000 with barrows and gilts down 1.25 to 23.75 per cwt. sows down 25 to 75 cents. beef and sheep listings minimal with ranges across weights.
Wheat and corn prices edged higher with 153 cars of wheat and 57 cars of corn linked to gains. No. 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 1.64 to 1.68 a bushel, No. 2 white corn at 1.32 to 1.38, and soybeans 2.81 to 2.89. Wheat futures closed percent to percent higher with May and Sep contracts trading around 1.54 to 1.55, and Dec near 1.57.
New York stocks edged higher as airline shares led late-day advances. Polaroid, IBM, Zenith, Northwest Airlines, Texas Instruments each rose about 5 to 9 points while Xerox, Admiral and Burroughs gained around 3. Other notable movers included Eastman Kodak and Union Carbide with fractional gains, Motorola and Schering near 2. Merck also rose modestly.
Raytheon, American Airlines and Pan American rose about a point. Du Pont, General Motors, Pennsylvania Railroad and Studebaker fell fractions. Trading remained heavy on the American Stock Exchange with corporate bonds mostly unchanged and U S Treasury bonds down sharply.
Memorial Hospital reports multiple residents and births. Names include Nettie Teter 645 Tenn David Davis 1344 N Y Mabel Brannin 2005 Maple Lane Laura Wigle Bald win Roy Hillebert Baldwin Andre Lauret 522 Ind Lydia Jones 816 E 14th St Charles Wilson 912 W 21st St Charlene Edgerton 935 Homewood Marie Broyles Baldwin Clark Brubaker 833 E 11th Bertha Rowley 514 Miss Eva Revenew 414 Utah Ct Clara Young 1215 Tenn Donna Hunter Sunflower Edna Simmons Samaritan Lodge William Smith Jr 1107 W Campus Frances Barnes Route 1 Mar vin Hendry Baldwin David Steffey 2116 Carolina Anita Martin 1214 N J James Williams Sunflower Wanda McKinney DeSoto Patricia Gray and baby boy DeSoto Alice Anderson and baby boy 710 Schwarz Rd Claude Winn Bethel Mae Mc Cain 1112 RI Mr and Mrs Richard Jump 1914 Ohio a son Thursday Mr and Mrs Lewis Higgins 1825 Miller a son today
Mrs Ray Tucker 83 of Pueblo Colorado died in a nursing home Wednesday Funeral services and burial were in Pueblo She is survived by her husband Ray two sons three grandsons one great grandson four sisters including Mrs Myrtle Hird and Mrs Edna Hird of Lawrence and one brother
The ASSOCIATED PRESS reports light rain and snow across the Northeast while the storm belt shifts northeast. Marquette Michigan sees over foot of snow, with two feet on ground. western Pennsylvania reports over nine inches. Death toll climbs to 35 with Nebraska and Minnesota hardest hit. temperatures plunge to zero to teens in Minnesota, warmer in the Dakotas.
A court docket indexes numerous defendants cited for speeding and traffic violations including no tail lights improper backing and excessive noise with fines ranging from 8 to 65 dollars. Civil filings show Luella J. Johnson versus Ernest Gene Johnson and Marjorie A. Blakesley versus Gary L. Blakesley.
A contract for a new 225000 dollar Kansas Power and Light Co division office has been let to Green Construction of Manhattan. Construction starts after site clearance at 5th and Poyntz next to Schells Cafe, with occupancy due January 1967. R D LaGree is Manhattan division manager.
Dr William J Scarborough on leave at Baker University in Baldwin announced plans to resign at the trustees meeting April 18 with an effective date of July 1 1966 He has been Kansas City regional representative for the U S Office of Education since November 1 and delayed resignation last fall at the board request his duties in the expanding federal education program prompted the move
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