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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
6
Chicago livestock prices show hogs at 25 to 75 cents higher with U S 102 barrows and gilts around 20.75 to 21.15. Cattle totals near 9000 with steers up to 50. prime loads near 29.50 for 1375 lb and 29.00 for 3 loads 1225 to 1325 lb. Lambs and sheep steady. 101 lb lambs No 3 pelts at 22.50. spring lambs 80-100 lb fetch 26.50 to 27.00.
Chicago grain futures list May through Mar positions with old and new contracts. Wheat ranges from 141 to 151 for May and 140 to 148 for Dec, while corn shows May around 133 with July near 133 1/2 and Sep around 128. Oats and soybeans also display varied, tighter ranges across the board.
Multiple sale events listed across Iowa with dates in May and times starting at 1 p.m. Includes Dutch's Antique Shop Wayland Washington County Fairgrounds Ray Miller 421 West Main Anna Sheetz Clyde Pratt Lloyd Neiswanger and Ka lona Kalona Wayland Ollie Wapello Columbus Junction Smylie's Washington Livestock Sales Co. and related livestock auctions weekly.
The New China News Agency quotes Gen Lo Jui ching chief of the general staff saying China is fully prepared for war and will not attack the United States unless attacked. He vows retaliation on any scale and to wipe out aggressors, aligning with Mao’s prior remarks about defending territory in Vietnam.
Witnesses from the medical profession and the drug and insurance industries criticized the administrations six billion health care Social Security bill during the Senate Finance Committee hearings. Senator Clinton Anderson questioned financing of the voluntary supplemental insurance and urged more HEW information on the plan. C Manton Eddy warned of private insurance competition while Dr R B Robbins urged opposition citing reduced doctor choice and quality.
Two break ins were reported in Keota Monday with one at River Products quarry on the county line where entry through a broken lock yielded about 45 dollars. Keota High School also broken into via a broken window and door to the principal's office. no money taken. Keokuk County and Washington County sheriffs offices investigate.
The Eastern Iowa SAR chapter met at Captain's Table electing officers for another year. George Sheets of Iowa City is president with vice presidents Don Kirkiam Clar ence Moody and Boyd Dill, secretary G H Rigler, and treasurer Richard Tinsley. Sheets was named state VP at the Sioux City meeting. Prof Pruitt of Parsons College spoke. Next meeting scheduled for Burlington.
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