Chicago hog prices rise further to new high
Chicago price reports show butchers advancing 50 cents per hundredweight with top quotations at 18.50, highest since January. Mixed lots and various weights across hogs and sows noted, with cattle and calves seen at tentative levels and light supplies of sheep including spring lambs showing strength. Des Moines USDA estimates Friday receipts at 45,000 head across Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants and buying stations, with demand listed as good and barrows, gilts, and sows up roughly 25 cents from Thursday.
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Grain futures slip as selling pressure weighs on Chicago Board
AP dispatch notes weak early trading on the Board of Trade with broad selling. May wheat rises slightly on shifting months while other futures fade. July wheat around 2.14 and corn near 1.11, oats down, rye down, soybeans steady. Cash grain shows no wheat or soybean sales, corn No 1 yellow roughly 1.14 to 1.15 and oats values around 0.68 to 0.69.
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Lad Shot While Fleeing Reds at Berlin Wall
West Berlin police report a 12 year old boy was shot and killed by East German border guards during a Whitsun escape attempt. The incident occurred on the East side of the wall. details were scarce and the death increases toll along the barrier.
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East German shooting sparks West Berlin security push
A boy wounded by East Germans while escaping to West Berlin remains in a West Berlin hospital with seven bullet wounds. The regime is strengthening barricades with six bunkers and new defenses along the 100 mile frontier as diggings continue and barbed wire rises. The Atomic Energy Commission set a test date for a nuclear blast near Johnston Island southwest of Hawaii with an alleged yield of one million tons of TNT scheduled for late Monday night into Tuesday morning.
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United States plans high altitude nuclear test Monday
In a mission reported by AP from Washington the United States plans to detonate a nuclear burst at an altitude of at least 125 miles, likely higher, over the Pacific on Monday night.
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