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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1963
Page
5
The nose is a delicate organ with sensitive smelling ability and a fragile lining. It bleeds easily when punched and careless picking or excessive use of drops can cause damage or infection. Blow gently when nose is blocked and avoid harmful habits. the nose helps sense and taste and warns of fire.
Senator John L. McClellan told about 30 at the Arkansas Basin Development Association meeting in Coffeyville that the Ark River navigation program will lift earnings in Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. He predicted by 1980 the region will earn about 1.25 billion more than without the project and defended the multi billion dollar effort against critics. Also present were Sen Frank Carlson and Reps Skubitz and Edmondson.
This week closes show investment company shares with quotations from Barret Fitch North and Co. Readings capture price shifts, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment across major funds.
Wheat 1 97 Ear corn 97 Shell 1 07 Mile 1 60 Soybeans 2 90 Barley 90 Oats 75 Eggs large A 35 medium A large B 30 undergrades 20 current receipts 22 From M Harwood's Market.
AP reports current consumer egg prices by size and grade with large A 34 to 38 cents per dozen, medium A 27 to 30, small A 18 to 21, large B 26 to 29, C dirties 18 to 20, checks 18 to 20, mostly 19. Wholesale eggs list large 35 to 40 cents with 80 percent A, mediums 28 to 31, and poultry prices for various birds and weights. Butter prices show grade A solid 67 cents per pound and 68 cents per pound for grade A quarters.
Cattle prices fall across categories with slaughter steers 21.75 to 25.00 and heifers 20.50 to 23.50 while cows drop to 13.25 to 15.00. Hogs follow with barrows gilts 15.00 to 25.00 and sows 13.50 to 14.50. Sheep and feeders show mixed moves with lambs down and feeders weak to lower.
In the Courts Police Court Charles Trout Route 1 failure to yield right of way speeding 90 Grace Eaton 1332 Ky St traffic signal 10 Stephen Broadwater 1316 Mass speeding 15 Phillip Faillite 53342 Ohio speeding no driver's license wrong way on one way street 65 James Johnson Salina speeding 20.
The Jayhawk Model Masters will meet at 7 30 Tuesday evening at the 4H Fairgrounds. There will be car racing.
Gov John Love says federal welfare programs threaten individual responsibility in a 10 dollar plate GOP dinner with 300 supporters. He warns 1964 campaign will fight creeping welfare state, calling it a web spun by New Frontier. Taft, Carlson, Pearson, Dole attend Pratt rally with talks on beef imports and tariffs.
University of Idaho picks two homecoming queens from five finalists. Kathy Baxter of Buhl and Jeri Ross of Coeur d Alene tie in the all male campus vote. Alumni president James Roper of Burley earns two congratulatory kisses.
Aries through Pisces provide weekly guidance on risk, finances, and relationships. Emphasizes consulting successful people, coopering with colleagues, managing expenses, and cautious handling of property and money with hints of health checks and personal affections. Submits request for a copy of the forecast with birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter.
Herbert Glenn Wolfe, a Jackson Memorial Laboratory staff scientist in Bar Harbor Missouri, joined the Kansas University zoology department as assistant professor and research associate. He will teach and conduct research in inherited defects including anemia and muscular dystrophy at Macmillan Ge netics Hall Laboratory. Wolfe earned a PhD from KU in 1960 and a bachelor’s from Kansas State University. he is a native of Pomona.
About 15 000 troops of the Second Armored Division start airlift to Germany under Operation Big Lift. A 75-man vanguard flew at 600 mph in C135 jets from Texas bases including Bertstrom Austin Connally Waco Gray Fort Hood and Sheppard Wichita Falls. Flights depart late Friday night with landings 10 hours 25 minutes later after routing via Milwaukee Greenland Iceland and the British Isles.
About an hour before takeoff soldiers loaded clothing and weapons including M 14 rifles and rocket launchers then slept on gear in Bergstrom hangars. They marched into large transports for an overseas journey expected to return by Thanksgiving and Christmas. The operation tests rapid movement of large combat units abroad.
Six KU men named to the Owl Group Six honorary for junior members: Lance Burr of Salina, Colin Case of Colby, Jim Gough of Chanute, Fred Littooy of Hutchinson, Clark Mandigo of Kansas City, and Terry Miller of Baxter Springs.
Public sale announced for Tuesday October 29 1963 nine miles north of Lawrence on airport road. Listings include a 3 bedroom Decker-Cay Agency home at 8th Street and a 6 room house downtown with basement and 2 car garage. Also farm hay bidding and various grocery and produce offers.
An exclusive listing offers a modern 8 bedroom 1 1/2 bath ranch with a large living area, attached garage, and fenced patio in a desirable south location. Agent Bob Cherry of Douglas County Real Estate invites showings. contact VI 3-1182 or VE 3-1132 for details. Also promoted are assorted real estate, vehicles, and rental listings with contact numbers across primarily VI listings.
Multiple classified notes offer appliance parts counter work and self employment options. Electrolux Corp seeks a service and sales man in Lawrence with immediate start and earnings potential of about 90 per week during training.
The farm near Eudora Kansas will hold a closing out sale starting at 11 o clock Tuesday October 22 1963. Items include cattle machinery hay livestock and household goods with 30 hens and a 1962 Chevrolet grain bed among many lots. Floyd and Voila Broers own the sale with Roberts and Criss as auctioneers and Kaw Valley State Bank as clerk.
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