Witness Testimony Details 1961 Union Payoffs and Salaries
Witness testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that about $100000 was paid to Teamsters related to payroll and salaries from January 1960 to May 1961. He claimed unions influenced coverage and that several executives including Cozza received substantial sums and perks from Sun Telegraph payrolls, with Cozza later fired amid threats tied to an efficiency expert inquiry.
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July Soybeans Spark Market
July soybean futures led a general market lull with a modest rise of about a cent as demand for soybean meal boosted nearby deliveries. Most other grain futures eased alongside cash markets, with July soybeans cited as the lone strength amid an overall downturn in wheat and corn prices.
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Stock Quotations and Market Blurts Across Commodities
A busy page mixes livestock quotes with stock market figures and corporate chatter. Cattle prices show mixed trends with top grades near 17.00 while hogs hold around 16.75 to 17.00. bulls and heifers range from the mid 20s to mid 30s for various quality levels. Industrial averages edge higher as volume approaches 3.28 million shares, and Boeing news touches airline orders for turbine powered ground support units related to Pan American World Airways.
Six Seconds For Exercise From German Lab Report
A July Reader's Digest summary promotes a quick fitness routine from a German laboratory. Four exercises take six seconds each, totaling 24 seconds daily. No gym, equipment, or expense required. Dr Steinhaus explains how small bursts boost muscle tone.
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Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Market
Prices across hogs, sows, steers, heifers, cows, bulls and lambs fluctuated with lighter receipts. No 1 and 2 hogs 180 to 225 pounds sold mainly 16.90 to 17, heavier pigs down to 14.75, sows 11.50 to 14.25, steers and heifers mostly steady with good head at 23 to 27, cows 16 to 20.50, bulls 22 to 24.50, lambs 22 to 25.50 with some prime at 26 to 33 and good to choice around 25.
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Wall Street markets showed gains with the Associated Press average higher as industrials and utilities rose. Trading volume reached 1,195 issues with notable activity in textiles, grains, and livestock sectors, amid a broader rally and renewed investor interest.
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