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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
8
Dr. Paul Dudley White, who treated President Eisenhower, urges vigorous daily exercise as essential for heart health. A growing number of specialists back regular activity to prevent heart attacks and strokes and promote overall wellness.
President Johnson said the United States will keep building bridges to Eastern Europe to fulfill Marshall Plan goals of a peaceful, united Europe. He praised George C. Marshall as a great man and spoke at the George C. Marshall Research Library dedication in Lexington Virginia alongside Eisenhower and other officials.
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are provided. Quotations are supplied by Barret Fitch North and Co.
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle prices steady to weak with steers and heifers flat to lower, cows steady, calves and feeders steady. Sheep demand eased with spring lambs down 1.25, good to prime lambs 19.50 to 24.00, ewes 3.00 to 5.00. Hog prices rose. barrows and gilts 15 to 50 higher, most 25 to 50 up, sows 50 to 75 higher. Barrows 195 to 315 pounds 14.25 to 16.00, sows 270 to 550 pounds 12.50 to 14.25.
Wheat 1 3/4, Ear corn 1 1/8, Shell 1 1/8, Mile 1 85, Soybeans 2 36, Barley 85, Oats 75 cents. Harwood’s Market lists Eggs Large A 25, Medium A and Large B 23, undergrades 19, current receipts 22.
Consumer egg prices paid to producers list large eggs at 24 27 cents, medium 22 24, small 18 20 with a B grade 23 24 percent. Wholesale eggs show large 27 28 percent and mediums 23 24. Poultry prices include heavy hens 12, light hens 8, capons 7 8 pounds 6 and 8 pounds 16, ducks over 5 pounds 15. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 13 and delivered at plant 13 percent.
Auto service provider offers tune ups engine tune up and wheel balancing plus generator and starter service with pickup and delivery road service options for convenient maintenance and repairs.
A 25 year old Corona hairdresser robbed the Queens County Savings Bank of 6000 dollars Friday and was captured 30 minutes later hiding in a 30 foot tree. Police found him nearby with the money hidden behind a garage and charged him with assault and robbery.
A survey of medical findings shows exercise boosts collateral circulation and heart resilience. Studies compare workers and drivers, farmers and clerks, with active roles showing lower heart attack risk. A physician-backed plan urges gradual start, daily effort, and medical checkups.
Paris AP reports that Western trade with the Soviet bloc and China edged up in 1961 to 4.2 percent of exports and 3.9 percent of imports, while embargoes on strategic items remain tight. COCOM aims to slow war potential, not curb commerce, with debates over what qualifies as strategic. Cuba trade prompts friction, but Cuba remains outside the list despite U.S. unease over British buses and French locomotives components.
Goleta Valley firefighters report a brush fire 15 acres in Ellwood Canyon sparked when a hawk allegedly dropped a gopher snake onto a 16,000 volt line. The snake was found beside the severed power line as crews extinguished the blaze.
Platte City metro squad headquarters closed while the search continues for the killer of two women on April 29 in a rural area. Authorities connect the murders to a prior October 9 slaying and note 2,500 tips, 8,000 man hours, 50,000 miles driven, and lie detector tests for 41 people.
remodeling of the front of the Pete Reedy Lumber Co at 1846 Mass St is underway to improve appearance and harmonize the building with neighboring structures according to owner Reedy
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