Boosts Legislative Program In Talks With GOP House Members
President meets Republican House members at breakfast to push key items such as school construction and federal pay reform. He recalls Bob Taft humor, defends education funding, and notes GOP differences over budget while urging progress.
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Grandmother and two granddaughters killed in highway crash near Rockford
Mrs Katherine Mattingley of Goodyear Arizona and her two young granddaughters died when their car collided head on with a truck on US 51 seven miles north of Rockford Illinois. Patricia A Geeser 32 of Loves Park was critically injured and driver Marcus Hilstad 36 of Rockford sustained broken ribs.
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Central Methodist DVBS Opens Monday
Central Methodist Church announces Daily Vacation Bible School starting Monday June 17 and running through Friday June 12 with sessions 9 to 11 a m A closing day program at 7 30 p m Rev Irvin L Pusey serves as pastor of the church
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Man Who Escaped Prison Captured After 50 Mile Walk
Benjamin F. Marks, 29, who escaped Monday night from the Indiana Reformatory, was arrested Wednesday night while walking in Kokomo. He said he had trekked about 50 miles from Pendleton with nothing to eat.
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Wheat futures ease on profit taking ahead of farmer quotas vote
Chicago wheat futures declined one to two cents as traders booked profits after the prior session gain. Demand remained light with many on the sidelines awaiting next week's 1958 marketing quotas vote. Corn and soybeans held firm, oats fell, and rains in the southwest winter wheat belt delayed harvest and raised moisture concerns affecting loan eligibility.
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Hogs and cattle markets struggle with uneven prices in Chicago trading
Hogs were uneven and mostly steady to 25 cents lower in moderate trade. No. 1 and 2 butcher hogs sold to $20.50 with a 32 head lot at $20.65. mixed pigs and sows to $16.00-$17.00. Cattle supply meager at 1,500 with steady to strong classes, steers up to $24.00. Lambs weak to steady with slaughter lambs off 50 cents, some spring lambs at $24.00-$24.50. total salable receipts 1,000 head.
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