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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
12
A reader recalls a vintage TV listing featuring Milton Berle Liberace Kay Kyser and Dagmar, noting how the lineup brings back youth memories of classic broadcasts and entertainment icons.
Chicago livestock report shows butcher hogs at 24.50 to 25.00 per cwt with prices steady. Sows up to 14.70, slaughter steers weak with prime top around 31.50, vealers and bulls mixed. Spring slaughter lambs limited with choice offerings selling at established premium levels.
Chicago grain prices fell or barely moved as rainfall across the Midwest delayed planting. Corn posted minor gains on short covering while oats rye wheat, soybeans, and July contracts showed small or mixed moves.
Japanese fisher men in Hokkaido, cut off from Pacific fishing by Soviet restrictions, have switched to mink farming to gain income. Local fishermen seek new livelihoods amid ongoing access limits and market uncertainty.
Virginia grain bids list No 2 red winter wheat prices across counties and towns in Richmond Norfolk Ashland Petersburg Roanoke Lynchburg and Pulaski with ranges for corn No 2 yellow and No 2 white shelled and Bailey No 3 for 43 and 48 lb test weights, including regional variations and a Baltimore reference.
AP report lists closing prices for many stocks led by Allied Chemical American Can and American Tobacco with varied gains and losses. Major chart items include American Water Works, Bethlehem Steel, Coca Cola and Union Carbide with daily and weekly metrics, plus New York bond and Amex figures.
Stocks rose broadly on Monday led by steel and auto issues as inventories shrink and orders improve. The Dow gained 7.94 to 636.92, AP 60 up 2.50 to 218.80, with 56 new highs and 683 advances against 338 declines.
Pittsburgh Safety Director Louis Rosenberg told the city council the John James racket squad will continue because it is needed as a warning to criminals. He said the squad has produced praiseworthy results and has not violated the U.S. Constitution.
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