Market Prices At Austin for Live Stock and Lamb Veal
The Austin market lists prices for barrows and gilts, sows by weight class, packing sows, and lamb veal cattle categories. It notes that all butchers over 300 lbs follow sow pricing, and mentions a total of about 117 U.S. youths and 125 foreign youths participating in the 1961 International Farm Youth Exchange program.
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Austin
SRC Occesees
Stags
Cove Bad Ore Ovo Gop
U S
U. S
U.S
Eeeteee
United States
International Farm
Livestock and grain markets report from Minneapolis and Chicago
cattle and hogs mixed, price shifts noted across weights and classes. cattle slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to higher, hogs mostly steady to lower, sheep demand steady to firm, grains trading with slight basis changes and cash basis updates from Minneapolis.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn S.D
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
NEW York Produce New York
World stamps celebrate South Africa and Norris stamp debut
Stamps in the News notes South Africa issues its first competition designed set of 13 with birds, animals and Cape Town docks. Afrikaans and English text, values from half-cent to 1 rand. Also details U S Post Office Norris 4 cent stamp first day July 11 1961. Barbados issues three harbor stamps with Queen Elizabeth portrait.
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Republic of South Africa
Union of South Africa
Capetown
South Africa
Natal
U.S. Post Office Department
George W. Norris
Washington, D.C
Sen. Norris
Norris Dam
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norris
Washington
D.C
Bridgetown
Annigoni
Queen Elizabeth
U S Czech Spy Case May Go to Arbitration Tribunal
The dispute over Miroslav Nadavac, counsellor at the Czechoslovak mission to the United Nations, could advance to a special arbitration tribunal under a 1970 U.S.-U.N. accord. Prague refused Washington’s demand to expel Nadavac, arguing the U.S. cannot revoke a diplomat’s status. The Czech mission sought U.N. Secretariat intervention, while Washington pressed espionage charges.
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United Nations
N.Y
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Miroslav Nadavac
Washington
U.N
Nadlavac
United States
Manhattan
East Side
Naclavac
Trial date set for Dranow on mail and bankruptcy frauds
Federal Judge Nordbye ordered Benjamin Dranow ready for trial July 10 after three court doctors concluded he can stand trial. Bond set at $35,000. Dranow faced charges of false credit records in purchases for John W. Thomas department store in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Gunnar H. Nordbye
Benjamin Dranow
Dranow
Cranow
Miami
Nordbye
John W. Thomas
Stock Market Makes Firm Recovery
New York AP report shows stocks rallying early in the afternoon with the AP average up 1.30 to 244.60 at noon. Industrials led gains, while nonferrous metals and aircrafts showed mixed moves, and major names like Eastman Kodak Du Pont Zenith U.S. Steel and Chrysler posted solid advances. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 686.65, up 5.97.
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New York
Abbott L
Allied Ch
Minn MM
Minn P&l
Amerada
Am Can
M&fy
Mon Ward
Am Mot
Morrell
At&t
Nat Dairy
Arch Can
Nor Pac
Armour
St P
Shell Oil
Dow Chem
Sinclair
du Pont
Socony
East Rod
St Brands
Ford Mot
Cal
Elec
St Oil Ind
Gen Foods
St Oil
Gen Mills
Stud Pack
Goodrich
Swift & Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gtnor
Associated Press
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Zenith
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Union Carbide
Merck
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
U.S
Annapolis Chief Rebuts Rickover On Navy Academy Reform
The U S Naval Academy superintendent Rear Admiral John F Davidson says he does not agree with Vice Admiral Hyman G Rickovers call to abolish or drastically reform the service academies citing his view were stated in newspapers. The remark followed Rickovers secret testimony to the House Appropriations Committee last month urging sweeping changes unless academies are improved.
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Annapolis, Md
U.S. Naval Academy
Hyman G. Rickover
John F. Davidson
Academy
Public Information Office
Rickover
Naval Academy
House Appropriations Committee
Pals Reunited in Jail at Menard Farm
Mike the dog and Flicka the work horse were reunited at Menard Prison Farm after a three year friendship. Warden Ross Randolph ordered they never be separated again. Mike previously left with an inmate, but returned to Flicka after a long walk home, fearing another separation.
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Ross Randolph
Mike
Mississippi River
Flicka
Randolph
U.S. firms export engineering and construction talents abroad
American firms with engineering and construction skills are earning substantially from foreign jobs. In 1960 at least 120 million in net incomes came from overseas projects, with totals likely higher. The National Constructors Association reports about 200 foreign jobs employing 500 Americans and 30,000 foreign workers, while Stone & Webster notes engineers in two dozen countries and 665000 miles of foreign travel in 1960.
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U.S
National Constructors Association
Stone & Webster En
Gineering Corp
Boston
Construction Industry International Committee
Reverend Edwin Heaven Leads St Catharines Anglican Parish
The Rev. Edwin Heaven has taken lead as the Anglican clergyman in St Catharines Ontario. He assumes duties as the parish priest guiding local services and community activities with church leadership.
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ST. Catharines, Ont
Edwin Heaven
Federal theft charge tied to wallet in IRS office
Robert Jones, 22, is to appear before a federal judge facing a charge of stealing a woman's wallet in a local Internal Revenue Service office in Buffalo New York police reported. The incident prompted federal authorities to pursue the case.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Robert Jones
The
Internal Revenue Service
Gen Maxwell Taylor May become White House adviser
President Kennedy weighs appointing Gen Maxwell D. Taylor as White House military adviser. The post would revive the chief of staff role to the commander in chief. Taylor, 59, is on leave from Lincoln Center and previously led the Army as chief of staff 1955 to 1959.
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New York
Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
New York Time
Washington
Fleet
William D. Leahy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Taylor
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York City
Army
Senate Bill Aims to End Wisconsin Speed Traps
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill to let the highway department review local speed limits for consistency with traffic conditions and curb speed traps. Senator Lynn Sta lbau m of Racine cited Sturtevant arrest practices as motivation. The chamber also urged a new Wisconsin River bridge at Mosinee and rejected a mudguard mandate for dump trucks.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
Highway Department
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Sturtevant
Wisconsin River
Mosinee
Virginia aviation chief urges airport meeting rooms
Allan C. Perkinson, aviation director of the Virginia Corporation Commission, urges cities to offer conference rooms at airports to host visiting industrialists seeking local sites. He says such facilities would aid busy executives researching opportunities in the area.
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Richmond
Allan C. Perkinson
Virginia Corporation Commission
Newport News Shipyard Holds 75th Anniversary Open House
The Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company invited its employees and guests to an open house for the plant’s 75th anniversary with 64 000 attendees accepting invitations.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Wisconsin Rounds Up Court Costs with Emergency Tax Fund
Wisconsin state tax department seeks a $90,175 emergency fund appropriation to cover court costs and other expenses tied to cracking down on income tax violators.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Warden Rigg and Commissioner to Decide Home Stay
St Paul AP says former Stillwater prison warden Douglas C Rigg and Minnesota corrections commissioner Will C Turnbladh meet Wednesday to determine how much longer Rigg will occupy the state owned warden's home.
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ST. Paul
Douglas C Rigg
Stillwater
Will C. Turnbladh
Minnesota
Rigg
First Presidents Freedom Award To Honor Herbert Honover
Former President Herbert Honover will receive Philadelphia's first Presidents Freedom Award on June 27 during Freedom Week observances. The event marks the city’s inaugural presentation of the honor and honors his contributions.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Honover
Congo Rival Regimes Plan Reunion at Lovanium University
Leaders from Kasavubu and Gizenga announce parliament will reconvene June 25 at Lovanium University near Leopoldville to seek a unified Congo. Delegates agree all Congolese deposit arms in a UN guarded warehouse and MPs stay isolated inside. UN to seal university, blocking arms money and calls.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Antoine Gizenga
Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
U.N
Lovanium
United Nations
Katanga
Drought Threatens Winter Wheat in Northern China
Peiping radio reported drought for the third straight year hits winter wheat crops in four northern Chinese provinces. No harvest figures or losses were released.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
St Paulite to Head Spanish War Vets in Minnesota
Martin J. Murray of St Paul, a veteran of one of the last campaigns against the Indians, is named commander of Minnesota’s Spanish American War veterans. Murray formerly led the State Highway Patrol and enlisted in 1898 in Duluth, serving near Bemidji. Mrs Amelia Walden of Minneapolis leads the vets' auxiliary.
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New Ulm
Minn
Martin J. Murray
St. Paul
Minnesota
Murray
Duluth
Bemidji
Amelia Walden
Minneapolis
Vets
Foster Parents Die Same Day After Caring for 625 Children
Kenmore New York. Mr and Mrs Delmar W Adams died of heart attacks the same day leaving 625 foster children they cared for over 13 years with the Children's Aid Society.
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Kenmore
N.Y
Delmar W. Adams
Children’s Aid Society
Interlaken man charged after sideswipe with wife in car
Theodore Tuttle was charged with leaving the scene of an accident after his automobile sideswiped another vehicle driven by his wife in Interlaken New York. The incident involved his wife as the other driver.
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Interlaken
N. Y
Theodore Tuttle
Sugar production in plants and sugar crops
All plants synthesize sugars but only cane and sugar beets yield sufficient sugar to justify refining. The text notes sugar forms in other plants are too small in quantity for commercial processing.
Indians Close Gap in AA Standings After Big Wins
The Indians beat Houston 5 to 1 to climb to second in the American Association while Louisville fell 5 to 4 in 15 innings to Dallas-Fort Worth. Day Cooke hit a grand slam for Denver in a 18 in Omaha. Claude Osteen allowed five hits with no walks for Indianapolis and opened the ninth with a triple before Cliff Cook hit a three run homer.
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Indianapolis
Indians
Houston
Mornday
Louisville
Dallas - Fort Worth
Day Cooke
Denver
Omaha
Claude Osteen
Cliff Cook
Wolf to Revert to Texas Club
Wally Wolf USC right hander signed a $100000 bonus contract with the Houston NL club. The 19 year old relief specialist helped USC win the NCAA title. He turned down a $75000 offer from the Dodgers to join Bobby Mattick in Houston. Wolf reports this week to pitch in the American Association.
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LOS Angeles
Wally Wolf
University of Southern California
Houston
Wolf
Trojan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bobby Mattick
Red Oak Grove Strawberry Festival Opens Thursday
The event, sponsored by the Lutheran Church Women, will be held Thursday with serving from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Red Oak Grove. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Red Oak Grove
The
Lutheran Church Women
West German President Arrives in Paris on Historic Visit
West German President Heinrich Luebke arrived in Paris marking the first German head of state visit to France since World War II era. The trip signals a milestone in postwar reconciliation and Franco German relations.
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Paris
Heinrich Luebke
Hitler
Apache buys Sioux Falls investment firm in deal
Apache Investment Planning Division has purchased a Sioux Falls, South Dakota investment business from Ewald W. Behrens, who is set to become securities commissioner of South Dakota.
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Minneapolis
Apache Investment Planning Division
Sioux Falls, S.D
Ewald W. Behrens
Securities Commissioner of
South Dakota
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