Stock Quotations Show Hog Market Steady With Weak Weights
Hog prices rose modestly on Tuesday for heavier weights while lighter and mixed lots remained steady to weak. Sows and heifers held gains, with standard bulls steady to weak. Cattle prices showed high to prime steers and varying ranges, while lambs and sheep markets varied, with spring lambs scarce and good shorn lambs around $20 to $28.
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Butcher Hogs Steady To 25 Cents Higher
INDIANAPOLIS hog market report shows steady to 25 cent higher prices for various hog categories. Bulk No 1 loins 180 to 240 pounds sold $16.58 to $17.25, lighter 190 to 225 pounds $17.25 to $17.50, sow and heavier categories mixed with gains noted, steers and heifers steady, few high-value loads listed with prices around $28 to $27.50 for large steers and mixed yearlings, cows largely steady with regional prices referenced.
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Grain futures show increase amid scattered market moves
Grain futures edged higher on the Board of Trade with overall market strength from Monday carrying into Tuesday. Wheat in the 19 crop months fell about a cent per bushel, while other grains showed mixed activity as traders awaited further U.S. policy signals and livestock prices held steady across vealers lambs and other categories.
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Senate confirms Dillon as state undersecretary
The Senate approved Douglas Dillon for the State Department’s No. 2 post by voice vote late Tuesday, despite Sen. Long’s opposition accusing Dillon of mismanaging foreign aid and citing possible corruption. Support came from both parties as the nomination moved forward.
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State Department
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Watt Street
Stereotypers Strike Amid School Integration Debate
Front Royal Virginia reports intense rhetoric as J Lindsay Almond denounces private schools bolstering segregation while labor tensions loom in Germany and Greece. The piece ties Almond to resistance to integration, notes Warren County’s stance, and mentions broader Cold War economic and political pressures affecting public schooling and desegregation.
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Michael Goldsmith
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Prince Edward County
Malmstadt
East Germany
Iran
Police and Hospital Workers Clash Over Parity Plan
A clash erupted between police and hospital workers on Fifth Avenue near 103rd Street amid protests over a parity policy associated with Adenauer era reforms. Demonstrators blocked traffic, several were detained, and the scene near landmarks including Flower and Fifth avenues reflected broader unrest during Erhard era adjustments. Police separated crowds as tensions rose after blockades and light confrontations.
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Resigning minister amid hospital strike shifts noted
The Rev W S McBirnie 39 resigns after an alleged impropriety as seven San Antonio area hospitals strike for union recognition and higher pay. He spoke to his congregation before services and was held briefly on disorderly conduct charges. Board of deacons will seek replacement as hospitals continue operations with substitute staff.
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Calves and Steers Trade Mixed in Local Markets
In a jumble of market quotes from Muncie and nearby towns, buyers reported varying prices for cattle and calves. Good to choice steers and heifers showed ranges from roughly 14 to 26, with several figures cited for med to good categories. A divorce case involving a local family appeared amid the notices, while unrelated items mention slot machines seized in New Castle and regional commodity movements.
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1300 Employes End Three Day Old Strike
The 1300 workers ended a three day strike after rejected wage proposals. Union leaders noted efforts to seek arbitration while a Globe post strike affected morning publication until June 1. The Post-Dispatche d bought the Globe plant during the American Newspaper Guild action. remaining papers operate independently.
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Flood Prevention Funds On Way City Council Meeting
Flood control funds move forward as a $100,000 state loan for Anderson is processed by Lisle Audit to Albert Steinwedel and will be sent to City Controller Anderson within ten or 36 hours. City Council plans a regular session Tuesday evening at City Mall to address zone and other measures.
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Indiana 59 Traffic Deaths Reach 405
Indiana's 1959 traffic deaths rose to 405 after 23 fatalities last week, with rural and urban deaths both well ahead of 1931 levels. Police cited careless driving as a major factor, noting three weekend multiple fatality crashes claimed seven lives and urging return to safer driving amid ongoing industrial strike disruptions.
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Crash injures men as car hits utility pole in Anderson
A car driven by 27 year old George Chamber of 2407 W 15th St swerved to avoid another vehicle and struck a utility pole at 1012 W Sek St in Anderson. Chamber and passenger Calvin Cannon 35 were treated at St Johns Hospital for chest injuries and a head gash respectively, with Cannon remaining in good condition. Other injuries include Mrs Worthy Davis 2 who sustained bruises in a separate Indiana Ave crash and Jack Fustler 7 injured in a bicycle collision near Pearl St. Officials noted the events occurred during Sunday and Monday reporting.
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Correspondent Inspects Red Steel Combine
A Geneva to East Germany two day flight by Western pensmen, including Michael Goldsmith, was arranged by East German officials to give reporters a better view of the Stalin Steel Combine project as part of the sovereignty ministers conference coverage. The report was written after Goldsmith's return to Geneva.
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