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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
21
Livestock auctions show feeder cattle strong with higher bids. Hogs and sheep steady to firm amid varied cuts and calf prices. Kansas City grains feature wheat and corn quotes with futures mixed. New York stocks slide on GM cutbacks and tax talk as volume nears ten million.
Market notes from Bowersock's Mill show wheat at 1.50, yellow corn 1.21, milo 1.71. Harwood's Market lists Eggs grade A large 28, mediums 25, undergrades 18, pullets 18, current receipts 23. Wholesale eggs in Kansas City quoted large 31-33, mediums 28-31. Butter steady Grade A 73-74. Cattle 2,400 and calves 100 with cows steady in terminal market.
Senator Stuart Symington says the United States is overcommitted militarily worldwide based on his trip to Germany France Great Britain and Geneva and that allies show interest in prosperity rather than security. He urges the Johnson administration to consider reducing commitments.
After nearly a week with no runs, Lawrence firemen responded to three incidents in under an hour on Wednesday. A skillet overheated at 1428 Pa Street caused a small blaze with no damage, a trash fire behind Kansas Color Press Inc at 2201 Haskell Avenue was extinguished, and a car fire at West 9th Street and Emery Road was put out. The previous call had been on the evening of April 28.
Police Court lists defendants James R. Evers on 1216 R I St for improper muffler with $10 fine Lana E. Vantuyl 1015 Ky St improper muffler $10 Roderick C. Seeman 1537 Tenn St improper left turn $5 James R Graves 712 Mass St drunk 30 days paroled Charles E Hale 17th and Bullene drunk $25 Osborn G McGirr drunk $25.
Memorial Hospital reports the death of Herbert Shultz 58 of Route 3 with survivors including wife Caroline and three brothers. It also notes survivors of Mrs Melva Cope and others from Lawrence DeSoto and surrounding areas. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roper Eudora a son Wednesday.
William McChesney Martin Jr. urges a simple across-the-board tax increase for both corporate and personal rates to curb inflation tied to the federal budget deficit. He calls the move the logical solution to rising prices and economic strain.
Harry H. Elliott of Grants Pass Oregon died Wednesday night. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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