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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
10
Market notes from Kansas City show consumer egg prices across grades and sizes with A and B classifications. Whites and butter prices provided, along with lamb and ewe price ranges, reflecting steady to prime markets and mixed utility levels.
New York stocks fall sharply with heavy trading. bonds mixed and convertible notes drop. Cotton trades irregularly while wheat leads Chicago futures with profit selling. corn oats weaken. soybeans firm on old crop months. Hog futures slip 25 cents. Cattle in Kansas City show varied gains with steers and heifers up to 75 cents, cows higher to 25 cents, vealers up to 28 dollars.
Kansas City grain numbers show No 2 hard wheat around 2.14 to 2.54 and corn near 1.30 to 1.44 as soybeans and oats hold. In New York, stocks tumbled with utilities hit hard, AT&T down about seven, IBM near yearly lows, and the Dow down around 13 points at 2 p.m as panic selling surged.
Prices fell on the American Stock Exchange in heavy trading as 598.06 neared the 600 level seen as a possible support. U.S. government bonds rose slightly while corporate bonds declined.
VIENTIANE AP Prince Boun Oum leaves for a three day goodwill trip to the Philippines despite a rebel advance toward Houei Sai near the Thai border. Gen Phoumi Nosavan accompanies him and calls the rebel action minor amid coalition talks deadline.
The United States nears a break with Gen. Phoumi Nosavan as he leaves for a goodwill mission to the Philippines at a critical juncture in Laos affairs. Officials cite warnings from Averell Harriman and Winthrop Brown that resuming coalition talks is of major importance.
Morning incidents include a gas wash at Lawrence Tire and Oil Co on 10th and Mass. Streets. A fire at 709 Elm arose from an overheated item and damaged a wall. Later, grass and trash burned near East 10th Street across the tracks. At Jay Hawk Cafe an overheated motor caused slight damage. A power line fell at 8th and Mass Street.
About nine tenths of Canadians reside in a slim corridor spanning 200 by 4 000 miles, outlining a dense population belt across the nation.
The snippet mentions operating results but lacks clear details on figures or entities. It reads as a partial caption referencing economic data presented in a table and associated misalignment. No specific persons, organizations, or dates are identifiable.
Mrs Maye Ross 79 of Bethel dies at a Leavenworth hospital. Funeral at Sunset Hill Christian Church Bethel with burial at Chapel Hill Memorial Garden Kansas City Kan. Survivors include a daughter Sue Kindred two sons Albert and Kenneth and six grandchildren. Frank G Ross her husband died March 13. Otto Alfred Barton 58 of Topeka dies in a Topeka hospital. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include wife Edith two sons Robert Otto Jr. Ross M. Barton and Richard Barton seven grandchildren and relatives. Romsey Funeral Home arranges local services.
Graveside services for baby boy Hess, infant son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hess Jr, Route 3 Baldwin, will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev Kenneth V Brown presiding. The infant died Sunday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The body is at Rumsey Funeral Home. Surviving are the parents a brother Doyle Kerry Hess maternal grandparents Wesley Jackson Route 3 Baldwin paternal grandparents Ralph Hess Sr 642 N 6th St
Mrs. Eural Kelley 60 wife of W Keith Kelley superintendent of the Chilocco Indian school died Saturday evening at Arkansas City Kansas. Funeral services Tuesday at Erdman Funeral Home Arkansas City with Rev Andrew Berry officiating. Graveside rites follow at Memorial Park Cemetery with John Crowder directing. She belonged to the Homemakers Club of Chilocco and the Ladies Literary League. Survivors include her husband and a brother J C Moore of
Mrs. Kimma Surrey 65 of 117 Brook Street died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday at the Friends Church in Tonganosie with burial in Hubbel Hill Cemetery. The Quisenberry Funeral Home of Tonganoxie handles arrangements. Survived by Fred Surrey of the home four daughters and four sons, plus a sister and a brother.
Gravity meters detect weaker pull above salt domes, helping locate underlying salt formations. The method relies on variations in gravitational strength to pinpoint dome positions for exploration or extraction.
A long list of births appears with multiple families named including Mrs. Kayelen Hess, Mrs. Minnie Sphar, Mrs. Carolyn Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dreyfus, and others. Several newborns are noted as sons or daughters with dates indicated as Saturday or Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Crenshaw of Baldwin welcome a son today. Mr and Mrs Dwain Jenista of 1421 N J welcome a daughter today. Mr and Mrs Carl Hunsinger of Ottawa welcome a son today.
In Police Court Clarence Wyatt drunk fined 40 dollars. Lynn Baker library books overdue 15 dollars. Traffic violations include Lonzie Kingery speeding 8 dollars Omar Laney speeding 38 Sharon Edwards speeding 8 Ann Sample Cadet speeding 8 Gerald Grammer speeding 10 Jerry Johnson speeding 8 James Phipps speeding 7.
Des Moines police lieutenant Touch Saruon from Cambodia arrived to study methods and asked Capt. Howard Eide to take him to a Chinese restaurant. Saruon ordered fried eggs in American style.
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