Inflation Fears Drag Stocks Down Across Markets
New York AP reports investors rattled by inflation fears and rising prices. The Dow shed points while wholesale prices surged, Alcoa slid to 51 and the Nasdaq composite fell, signaling broader market unease despite some trading activity and hopes for policy action.
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York Stock Exchange
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Washington
Pelea
Charles Lewis
Winkler
Cantor & Pomboy
Ralh Acampora
Harris
FDA Moves to Ban Violet Dye Suspected of Cancer Link
The FDA will ban Violet No 1 dye used to color meat marks after studies link it to cancer. Agency plans action before next Tuesday and notes over 33 tons were used in 1972. A consumer group urges caution while Russian studies prompt further review.
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Conress
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Center For Science In the Public Interest
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Fairview
Tipton
Acobson
Larry D. Welch
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Igi Park Cemetery
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Weather and mud drive Nebraska cattle losses and higher meat prices
Nebraska faces 40000 cattle deaths this year due to bad weather and deep pasture mud. USDA figures show February slaughter at 373000 head, with five pounds less per head, equating to 1865000 pounds of red meat not reaching markets. Cattlemen blame mud, high grain costs, and weight loss for rising beef prices.
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Nebraska
Agriculture Department
University of Nebraska Veterinary Science Department
USDA
Final rites held for Perry Kingery and Charles Sims
Funeral services were conducted for Perry Kingery age 9 at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Sims age 66 had rites at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home. Interments planned at Mainview Apartments site. Also Cummins Engine reports first quarter earnings of 5,005,000 dollars and 73 cents per share with sales of 154,619,000 dollars. Final rites for Victor Cooper age 61 were at Weaver Funeral Home in Coatesville.
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Charles Sims
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Victor Cooper
Hanksburg
Hazel Snodgrass rites set for Ft. Myers woman
Services for Hazel M. Snodgrass 64 of 206 Lowry Ave Ft Myers Florida are scheduled at 30 p m Saturday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with calling hours after 7 p m today. Interment will be at Forrestville Cemetery Summitville.
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Hazel M. Snodgrass
Lowry Ave
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General Assembly
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Rice Austots Board of Heard
Widespread Stock Exchange Ticker List From Current Trading Day
A dense OCR styled digest shows numerous ticker symbols and prices from the New York Stock Exchange with scattered company names, figures, and shorthand notes. It references DuPont, Grumman, Pan Am, Amro, and various market cues, hinting at closing prices, highs and lows, and trading activity across multiple listings.
Fourth consecutive advance in Chicago soybeans and grains
Chicago traders posted a fourth limit advance in soybeans as meal and oil futures showed mixed changes. Nearby meal rose five dollars a ton while deferreds moved little. soybeans slipped or rose slightly around May 5.98. Prices for wheat corn oats and livestock markets were also listed with various declines and gains.
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Mutual Funds New York Pou
A garbled OCR fragment references mutual funds in New York with scattered names and numbers. It mentions trades, dates, and figures but lacks coherent context or complete entities. The readable bits hint at financial listings or quotes without forming a clear story or outcome.
Muncie Livestock Quotations From Marhoefer Sales
Livestock quotations from Muncie market show hogs 30 to 70 pounds lower and cattle steady with steers and heifers at various price ranges. Lambs and sheep also steady with spring lambs 105 pounds and under priced around 30.00 to 30.50. Calves and sheep are advertised for Thursday sales only.
Hogs Lower Cattle Untested Sheep Steady A Pennsylvania Market Report
Indianapolis AP USDA report shows hogs lower with slow trade and varied prices across weights. Cattle slaughter limited with cows steady to higher. utility and commercial cows 35.50, canners 28.00 to 31.00. sheep slaughter scarce with small lots and good to choice lambs around 38.50 for 105 lb ewes 16.00 to 19.50. demand uneven across grades.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Stock Market Report From New York Exchange
Unclear data outlines fluctuating activities on the American stock market. The report mentions prices and trades with references to investors and company movements but lacks full clarity on specific entities or outcomes.
FDA Moves to Tighten Methaqualone Controls
The FDA recommended placing methaqualone under tighter controls and study Schedule II status after a year to assess abuse reduction. Methaqualone, sold as Quaalude and other names, is feared for dangerous interactions with alcohol and easy diversion, though no clandestine manufacture evidence exists.
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Washington
FDA
Bureau of Narcotes and di Drugs
Charles C. Edwards
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Explosion at Marine House in Rome No Injuries Reported
An explosion rocked a building housing fourteen Marines near the American Embassy in Rome late Thursday night. The blast damaged windows but caused little else. authorities cited a possible bomb in the garden near gas fixtures or a gas leak. No injuries were reported.
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Rome
Po Teaat
Rey Deed
Wild horses once roamed American plains in abundance
Wild horses were once as numerous on the Cheyenne plains as buffalo, shaping the landscape and culture. The article notes their pervasive presence across the plains and their significance to early American life.
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American Plains
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