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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1966
Page
10
AP reports cattle prices mixed with steers and heifers steady to 25 lower and cows weak to 50 lower from last week. Good to prime steers 23.00-27.00, heifers 22.00-26.00, cows 18.00-20.50, feeders 22.50-36.00. Lambs 50 higher, ewes 25 higher. good to prime lambs 23.50-27.00, ewes 7.25-75. Barrows and gilts 1.50-75 higher, sows 1.50 higher from prior week.
Barrows and gilts 1 3 200 250 lb 25.00 50. 1 2 190 270 lb 24.00 26.00 2 3 270 300 lb 22.25 24.00. Sows 1 3 300 450 lb 19.50 20.75, 2 3 450 600 lb 18.75 19.75.
From Bowersock's Mill wheat 1.60 yellow corn 1.21 and milo 1.67. From Harwood's Market eggs grade A large 27, mediums 24, undergrades 18, pullets 18, current receipts 23. Kansas City wholesale eggs unchanged large 80 percent 31-3344, mediums 80 percent A 25%4-2814, butter grade A 1b quarters 76, grade A 1b solid 75.
Helen Jane Hehn 90 died Friday at her McLouth home born March 25 1876 in Tonganoxie lived most of life in McLouth Her husband Valentine Hehn died in 1939 Survivors include sons Forest Hehn Allen Hehn Homer Hehn daughters Euelah Hehn Irene Dunkle 12 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren Services 2 p m Sunday at McLouth Church of the Brethren Rev Ira N H Brammell officiating Burial in McLouth Cemetery Bradford Funeral Home McLouth in charge of arrangements
In Kansas City Nixon told the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists that Viet Nam pacifists follow hearts not heads. He urged using sea and air power against North Vietnam and mining Haiphong harbor, while warning against antiwar sentiment among dissident Democrats.
Nixon argues that service should be required of all, excluding only those with physical or mental disabilities, and even cites Cassius Clay as a potential exemption. He emphasizes equality of duty and rejects deferments.
In Louisville a belligerent hospital hawk will be allowed to continue attacks until the baby hawks in a nearby nest are old enough to fly in four to five days. Falconer C Kent Brown explains the young birds trigger the hawk’s defense. The bird’s assaults have disrupted workers and passersby, prompting hospital officials to seek a temporary reprieve.
Scientists at Michigan State University study an extra-sweet corn variety that loses its flavor if grown within 408 feet of field or ordinary sweet corn. Dr. Deran Markarian notes efforts to develop varieties maturing at different times so pollen is isolated. The piece also lists a string of reader names and family birth announcements.
Memorial Hospital admissions include Mrs Emilie Yee of 2304 Vi Mrs Donna Jean Thompson of Kansas City Kan and Mrs Linda Butell of 2423 Ark Dismissals list William Bisele Route 2 and Mrs noted without location.
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