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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
10
Market data for grains meats and eggs from Kansas City AP reports. Prices shown include wheat 2.14-2.18 futures and cash levels for corn soybeans oats barley and livestock with hogs cattle sheep and dairy values and futures by month.
The stock market rose in heavy trading with blue chips leading the advance. GM hit a historic high after a solid nine month earnings report while Xerox surged and IBM edged down on dividend news.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs John Newberry of Stouffer Place died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Rumsey Funeral Home. Rev Ingram Yoder aged 36 died Saturday at Falls City Nebraska. Funeral services and burial were held this afternoon in Falls City. Yoder studied at Kansas University on furlough from missionary work in Chile, where he and his wife served as missionaries. He had been living in Falls City before his death.
John S. McNown dean of KU School of Engineering and Architecture will address guests visiting the Engineering Building Saturday at 10 a.m. in Room 200. Tours run 9 a.m. to noon and coffee and doughnuts will be served.
ANPA spokesman Eugene S. Pulliam asks Congress to pass a bill to curb government secrecy. He testifies on behalf of ANPA and ASNE that agencies deny access to decisions and facts and that the measure would require publication of sources in the federal register and grant courts power to compel disclosure.
An Abilene cattle feeding operation asks the Kansas Supreme Court to review a Dickinson County District Court ruling that allowed eight nuisance suits to proceed. Homeowners around the three mile west Abilene facility claim odors reduce property values, with plaintiffs named including William and Mary Brown and others.
Peace Corps Week runs November 3 to 9 at Kansas State University. President James A. McCain announced the event at Manhattan. A Peace Corps team from Washington, D C will visit the campus with volunteers and training staff along with two returned volunteers and a former deputy representative back from overseas duty.
Memorial Hospital admitted numerous patients including Mrs Ednacks of 917 Ohio Richard Miller at 1603 W 5th Mrs Carla Shelton 839 Tenn Mrs Virginia Dicker 1915 N H and others. The list includes Mrs Alice Bliesner 2109 N H Wesley Cimer 1600 W 4th Barry Landon Eudora Cassandra Epstein 1414 Clare Ct Aubrey Lambert 1410 Clare Ct and more with several ladies and babies noted at various addresses.
Two traffic accidents Monday caused 600 in damage with no injuries. Thomas M. Boyd 29 of Denver and Corene V. Walker 37 of 443 Maple collided in the 2900 block on West Sixth Street. Loren A. Mohler 28 of 445 Lyons and John J. Hoffsette 77 of Edgerton collided at the 6th and Ind Sts intersection.
Art Nease Texaco service provides tune ups brake work mufflers wheel balancing and generator starter service with pickup and delivery road service available for Miss Vi area contact 3.9897.
Local pet shop at 1824 Almira, one block east of 19th and Haskell, advertises a range of tropical fish and equipment. The notice highlights product selection and store location for fish hobbyists.
New York AP reports dazzling profits from Detroit auto makers led by General Motors with all time high nine month earnings of 1.086 billion dollars and sales of 11.681 billion. Chrysler also reports strong results with a 2-for-1 stock split and doubled dividend potential. GM directors to meet in New York to decide on further shareholder rewards as 1963 earnings look set to top 1962 records.
GM reports nine month earnings of $14.64 billion on sales of $10.451 billion, versus $962 million and $3.36 a share in 1962. Wall Street speculation swirls over a potential dividend increase from the 50 cent quarterly rate set since 1956 and possible year end extra.
The 1955 reference notes a three for one basis, following an earlier two for one split in October 1950.
Billy Sumrall, a junior tailback, stands as the lightest player at 170 pounds on Mississippi's football squad, while the team includes four players listed at 230 pounds.
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