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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
9
This week closing prices on investment company shares are listed. Quotations are provided by Barret Fitch North and Co.
From Bowersock's Mill wheat sells for 1.46 per unit yellow corn at 1.21 and milo at 1.71. From Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 39 medium 31 undergrades 18 pullets 18 and current receipts 23.
Market notes show egg prices varied by grade with large and medium eggs up and other farm eggs steady. Cattle and hogs move lower on feedlot values while cows rise. lambs and sows also show losses. Local fire dispatch reports three grass or trash fires Friday with no damage at three locations in Lawrence.
Congress approved building an official residence for the vice president but construction will take at least two years. Senate action sent the bill to President Johnson for signature with expected enactment. President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey offered no official support during debate.
In the police court list multiple defendants appeal or face penalties for offenses including reckless driving drunk driving resisting arrest profane language speeding stop sign violations no license and excessive noise. Notable names include Richard P Fertig Robert W Estes Phillip H Riddle and Calvin Sabih with fines ranging from five to nine hundred dollars and sentences up to 600 days.
Dr. Homer B. Latimer, 84, professor emeritus at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, died after a two week illness at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Memorial service Sunday at First Methodist Church with speakers C Arden Miller and Dr Paul Roofe. interment of ashes today in Minneapolis.
Funeral services are set for William A. Stacey III a 1944 Kansas University graduate and son of William A. Stacey 1939 N H St Overland Park at 1 30 p m Monday at Village United Presbyterian Church Burial will follow at Johnson County Memorial Cemetery Stacey 43 died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a snowbound car 13 miles east of Norfolk Nebraska en route to a South Dakota Highway Department meeting Surviving are his wife Joan Berscheid Prairie Village two daughters Susan and Elizabeth Stacey a sister Mrs Emily Evanow Springfield Virginia and his father Newcomer Funeral Home Overland Park is handling arrangements
Mr. Stacey contributed to the Village United Presbyterian Church and served 18 years as regional engineer for the U S Bureau of Public Roads. A Hutchinson native and member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, he was a World War I Navy veteran.
Orvel Earl Beer aged 45 of 2521 Harvard died early this morning in Warsaw Missouri. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He was a contractor. Survived by wife Luejutta Beer and three daughters Rona Lynn Strong of Wichita Debra Joyce Beer and Tira Kay Beer all at home. one son Charles Ora Beer at home. one sister Mrs Alfred Coffman of 765 Lincoln. seven brothers Walter of Eu dora Delbert of 645 Ala Elmer of Lubbock Henry of 1304 Brook George of Stratton Colorado Thomas of California and Francis of 1503 E 18th.
Mrs. Bertha D. Wickham, 97, of Riverside California, died Friday after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are planned in Riverside with interment at Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin. A former resident of Baldwin she is survived by sister Mrs. Harriet Colt of Eudora and three nephews. She was preceded in death.
A death is linked to her husband William M. Wickham and to U. S. Senator Joseph L. Bristow of Kansas, indicating a possible connected case or inference involving prominent figures.
Heinz Otto Burger the Max Kade distinguished visiting professor of German at Kansas University will deliver the annual Max Kade lecture at 8 p.m. Monday in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union.
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