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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
13
Kansas City market notes show eggs graded large at 20 26, mediu m 20 22, butter grade A at 77 78. Bowersock Mill lists wheat 1.63, yellow corn 1.20, milo 1.93. Harwood Market markets current eggs grade A large 21, medium 16, undergrades 18, current receipts 16.
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Monica Stephenson Route 2 Lee Bearly Edgerton Craig Ray 1202 E 19th Terri Boyle 1919 Elmwood Mrs Grace Browning 619 Saratoga Place Susan Crisman Sunflower Village Basil Green 1213 Iowa Mrs Lucy Kiser 918 LaSalle Pete Kipling 1406 Tenn Mrs Ida Wiley 3003 W 7th Marion Farris 1300 Conn Frank Kirsche 2454 Mo Richard Schroeder 2503 Ala Mrs Nina Luther Eudora Marilyn Mabry Baldwin Mrs Betty Jackman Richland Mrs Edna Smith DeSoto Joel Robinson 1628 Harper Carolyn Starkey Eu dora Mrs Ruby Patterson De Soto Karen Redding 1711 NL Mrs Barbara Snodgrass 829 Maine Christopher and Christie Montgomery Linwood Mrs Mary Louise Gibson and baby boy Stouffer Place Craig Ray 1202 E 19th Lynn MacKenzie 923 Ala Mrs Judy Georgie and baby boy 1816 Maine Pvt James Courter Ft Belvoir Va John Chamberlin Baldwin Mrs Jeanette Prince 427 Country Club Ct Births Mr and Mrs Mu Suk Huh Stouffers Place a daughter Wednesday Mr and Mrs Francis Stansell Lecompton a son today Mr and Mrs Joe Gold 1709 La St a daughter today
In Prairie Village and surrounding areas, motorists faced fines for speeding, mufflers, stop signs, illegal registration, and related offenses. Names include Jack Carr, Richard Wenzel, Marjorie Clary, Clarence Grover, Walter Fishback, Timmy Stevenson, Richard Wright, Gary Ard, Robert Liddle, Robert Goetzinger, and others with fines ranging from 2 to 15 dollars.
New York stocks slid on Wednesday as brokers cited the Middle East crisis. The Dow fell 6.29 to 862.42, the AP 60-share average dropped 2.0 to 320.8, and the NYSE index eased 59 cents. Of 1,466 issues, 1,040 declined and 225 advanced.
Kansas City market data shows cattle with steady to strong trends across weights and classes. Heifers and feeder steers fetch varied prices, while hogs and sheep listings indicate declines for barrows and gilts and an unsettled market for sheep.
Markets at a glance show stocks higher with active trading while wheat and oats lead declines in Kansas City and Chicago notes. Wheat ranges from 1.68 to 1.90 while corn edges lower as traders price war tension and supply concerns amid mixed grain quotes.
Corn lower with fair demand. Oats mixed and light trade. Soybeans down with wheat. Butcher hogs 50 to 1 lower with receipts 400 and top at 25.00. Slaughter steers steady with 6,000 receipts and top at 25.00.
Markets rallied late afternoon after six straight declines. Volume for the first four hours was 6.58 million shares vs 7.61 million previously. Analysts cite oversold conditions and hopes for Middle East peace and looser business incentives as factors. Du Pont gains 2, IBM 7, General Motors up 3, Essex Wire leads activity with over 2. International oils rebound amid recent turmoil.
Lawrence police reported an auto theft and an assault. Ronald Pullen of Dallas said he was attacked by several men in the 1800 block of Stratford Road but could not describe them. Robert J. Fisher said his station wagon valued at 350 dollars was stolen from his Ohio Street home.
Lee M. Sonneborn, associate professor of mathematics at Kansas University, resigns to become professor of mathematics at Michigan State University in East Lansing. Appointment effective Sept. 1. Sonneborn joined KU as assistant professor in 1958. He holds a B A from Oberlin and a Ph D from Caltech. The family lives at 1700 Vt. St.
The record lists multiple defendants and penalties including Johnnie Miracle fined $15 for unauthorized operation, Jack Shaw $13 for speeding, Vernon Bottenfield $10 for speeding, Gloria Steele $10 for speeding, Woodrow Reed $12 for speeding, Ernest Martel $10 for stopping at a sign, Bobby Adkins $10 for no driver’s license, Luis Nunez 10 days suspended for resisting arrest and profane language, Richard Howey $25 for drunken conduct, with various addresses and dates.
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