Hogs Steady To 25 Cents Lower In Chicago Market
Butcher hog prices eased up to 25 cents on Tuesday with sow values steady while slaughter steers and heifers remained fully steady. Cattle and calf lots moved with steady to firm quotes as market activity showed mixed demand across regions and weights.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
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New York
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Babe
Pheinsit
Phil Pet
USA
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Towa
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Fai
U.S
MORK
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Iowa
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Tenney
Marne
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IBA
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Renass
Reaper
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Simon
Bologna Bullet
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Poultry and crops market notes from local trades
Listings show prices for heavy breed hens and Hyline birds, cocks, and toms alongside yellow soybeans at 2.58. Rice and livestock items appear with scattered figures, including 35 and 2900 dollar ranges, in a brief market snippet from a small town trade page.
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Lars
Peace Formula With New Twist
Yale Prof. Harry Margenau told a Denver audience he had a “perfect plot” for aiding the Vietnam war proposing each enemy surrendering soldier receive a new car five thousand dollars and an airline ticket to any non communist world He suggested North Vietnamese and Viet Cong leaders could agree to end the war within months once the terms were accepted.
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Denver
Yale
Harry Margenau
Slogans Protests Mark Grain Market Drop and Papal Visit
In Chicago and Geneva reports describe a broad liquidation wave in grain markets amid weather optimism and international finance concerns. In Geneva a vandalized display condemning Pope Paul VI occurred with slogans found near a monument and police stations.
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Geneva
Paul VI i
Paul Vidaliggi
Julius
Produce Market Notes From Chicago and New York Listings
The report compiles wholesale prices and offerings for fruits vegetables and dairy. Midwest items include Russet Burbanks onions and eggs with price ranges. New York notes excessive demand and varied whites creams and butter quotes amid market volatility.
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Entcaugravuure
Chicago
Shawments
Temara Tair
Auli Teac
Osha
New York
Gale
Wemand Fair
Armed Forces Enlistments and Honors Reported
Twelve men enlist in the navy with three entering the Seabee program. Names include Wayne L. Davis Steven D. Hite and Gordon C. Stray. Others sail to San Diego in the delayed program and several receive distinguished awards for service in Vietnam and heroism with the air cavalry in World War II era contexts.
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Navy
Wayne L. Davis
N Avenue NW
Steven D. Hite
Vinton
Gordon C. Stray
Independence
San Diego
Kenneth J. Ehrisman
Rural
Anamosa
Bernard L. ‘Bohlken
Jackie L. Avis
Rural Coggan
William C
Daman
Sharwood ‘Drive
Donald 3. Heaverlo
Twenty-second Avenue
Terry L. Zern
Thirty-fith Street
Donald W. Tucker
Thirteenth Street
Marion
James D. Conerd, Jr
Glen W.harvey
Cullage Grove Avenue
Donald L. Scott
Judy Scott
Delwein
Eldon Statt
Air Cavalry
B. Lonnie J. Dixon
Tyan R. Dixon
Arlington
Army
Vietnam
Treasury Chief Kennedy To Sell Stock
Rep. Patman says Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy will divest from Continental Illinois Bank of Chicago. Kennedy formerly chaired the bank, and Patman cites potential conflicts of interest. He states Kennedy will sell 30,855 shares valued around 1.2 million and take cash instead of about 4,800 more shares under a profit plan.
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Treasury
Kennedy
Washington
Rep
Patman
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Continental Tlllinois Bank of
Chicago
House Banking Committee
Fatman
Continental Linois
Police Chief's Son Sentenced For Drug Offense In California
Steven Murray 21, son of San Clemente Police Chief Clifford Murray, pled guilty to transporting marijuana and began four months of solitary confinement for protection. Judge Robert Gardner noted cooperation with authorities as Murray awaits completion of his sentence.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Steven Murray
San Clemente
Clifford Murray
Murray
Robert Gardner
Ronald A. Robinson
James W
Robinson
Edgewood Road
Tam
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calit
Lights Cut Back at Capitol Complex
Harrisburg report notes state property and supplies department orders reduced night lighting in Capitol complex to align with cost reduction aims of the governor. Perrin C. Hamilton directs that excessive electrical light power used at night be curtailed to a minimum across buildings.
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Harrisburg
UPA
Johnson
Capitol Complex
Perrin ‘C. Hamilton
Capitol
Long Trail Length of the Appalachian Trail
The Appalachian Trail stretches over two thousand miles. The article notes its vast span and enduring appeal to hikers seeking long distance trekking challenges.
Senate approves $2 million for Iowa Medicaid deficit
The Iowa Senate unanimously approved a 2 million dollar appropriation to help erase a deficit in the Medicaid program. The bill passed with no debate as the program faces a projected 28 million dollar shortfall by year end.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Safe thieves leave note after stealing 3250 dollars from restaurant
Burglars removed a 1000 pound safe from Frisch's restaurant in Newport Kentucky and left a card inside a combination section reading Thank you Love it after taking 3250 dollars. The note was found on a back road in Campbell county and expresses appreciation.
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Newport
UPI
Frisch's
Campbell County
Alarm Device For Personal Safety Sells on Penn Campus
A personal safety alarm is sold at cost on the University of Pennsylvania campus as part of a community safety program. The compact device costs 60 cents and fits in a pocket or purse. Pulling a pin activates a loud alarm that continues if the device is dropped, and the pin can be reinserted. It can also be installed on doors or windows.
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Philadelphia
AFT
University of Pennsylvania
Cambodians Aid Americans Amid Border Shifts
UPI reports a thaw at the Cambodian border where previously tense exchanges gave way to calmer traffic and shared drinks. Cambodian and Vietnamese guards reportedly coordinated on mortars against the communists while Cambodia treated downed U.S. air crew and denied North Vietnamese claims of abducted prisoners.
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Robert Kaylor
Saigon
UPI
Pnomh Penn
Vietamese
Cambillians
U.S
Norodom Sibanstuk
Sihanouk
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Fficers
Agnew Embarrassed by News Access Restrictions in Manchester
Vice-president Agnew expressed embarrassment over news access limits during an April 15 fund-raising visit in Manchester. A Concord Monitor editor said protests over restrictions were well founded, and Agnew took steps to prevent a recurrence.
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Concord
Agnew
Manchester
White House
la Jester
Concord Monitor
Paul Costello
Executive Branch
Monitor
Thomas Gerber
Costelly
Apri 17
Atwsmen
G.O.P
Neswansen
Costello
Castello
Gerber
New England Daily
Ansocialion
Prague Clears Newsman Oatis of Spy Count
William Oatis former AP Prague correspondent and two Czech translators were cleared of espionage charges by a Prague municipal court senate. The verdicts were annulled as baseless, with the group described as artificially created by a former security minister to close the AP office.
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Vienna
William Oatis
Associated Press
Prague
CYK
Senate
HSL
Tomas Svobodal
Petr Muenz
Oatis
New York
Svoboda
Muenz
CTK
L. Kepriva
Boy Scout Raises $1008 for Hospital Support
Richard Brack, 13, donated 1008 dollars to Children's Mercy hospital after a garage sale of donated goods raised 501.1 dollars and a contribution from Hellenark Cards Inc. He pursued two aims: to complete a Life rank project and to aid the hospital with critical equipment. He recalls rheumatic fever in 1967 and time spent in hospital.
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Kansas City
Richard Brack
Children's Mercy Hospital
Richard
Hellenark Cards Inc
Tnotch
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