Purge Hits Egyptian Army Officers After Nasser Reorg
Belgrade dispatch reports about 630 Egyptian army officers removed by the Nasser government in the early military reorganization following the June 5 to 10 war. The purge targeted generals in the first days of restructuring.
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Uncertainties Haunt Stocks Amid Mixed Market Signals
The stock market fell as uncertainties lingered on Monday. Trading was active with about 4.6 million shares. the Dow dropped to 872.11 while the AP index slid to 324.4 as gains lagged losses and blue chips weighed on the industrial average.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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of & Sharp
China Sea
William McChney Martin
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Congress
Associated Press
Magna
Vox
A. J. Industries
Auction Sales Notices From Various Auctions
Multiple auction listings across Indiana and North Carolina detail personal property real estate and vehicles for sale. Locations include Sherman Street Anderson Indiana Kellum Bradley auctioneers and Elbert Frazee overseeing real estate on Sherman Street plus listed addresses in Greensboro North Carolina and Ida Anderson auctions. Event dates span June 28 and July 11 with times around noon and evening.
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Pousewold
Sherman Street
Ege
Hood
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Chattin
Knights Town
Greensboro
Kellum Ani Bradley
Netha Bell
Roar Ave
Anderson
Indiana
Wirene ‘Bheanin
Automobile
Ron Joe St
Eveers
Hood & Vertie
Mary Lee Canty
Wiliam
Jesse Cut
Sherman St
Elbert "Frazee
St Ra
Sof
Alexandria
Chicano Grain I New York Stock Closings
Trade briefs indicate grain futures and livestock reports as of closing values in New York stocks, with notable margins around 4.00 to 7.00, while Muncie markets show local livestock activity and price ranges.
Hogs Steady At Chicago Market Amid MixedPrices
Chicago hogs were steady to 25 cents higher as receipts reached about 5,000 head. Mixed 1-2 hogs sold around 22.75 to 23.25 with some at 23.50, while mixed 1-3 and 2-3 sows traded 18.00 to 18.75. Slaughter cattle were steady to 25 cents lower with 10,500 head received, prime steers 26.75 to 27.25 and 26.00 to 27.00 for high choice. heifers 25.75 to 28.25. Sheep receipts 300, lambs 26.00. Market notes and currency listings follow.
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Emge
Tsa
Reyteane
Peniicientias
Tesla
Gaia
Newark Stade Exchange and Sale
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Geis HiReon
Barto
Oita
Sai Scteree
Ch. Steers
Soham
Stdy
Low
Steers
Utility
I ‘ Gre
Sovbean
Sano
Facia
Sharon Si
Fairite
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Paramant
Sheraton
Ferre
Rong Doe
Ford
Armeae
Seemann
Bet
UsPipe
Plas Br
Buen Cp
Seeman
Alicia Tay
Newark Stock Exchanges
Dutruutons
Hockay
Grain futures rise at open then drift in light trade
Soybeans and grain futures reached session highs at the Chicago Board of Trade open Monday, then eased in dull dealings as traders discounted the Middle East crisis. Prices closed lower for wheat and oats, with soybeans mixed and futures under supply and demand influence.
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Middle East
LM. Com
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