Market Mixed as Downticks and Gains Shuffle on NY Exchange
Reports show a mixed day on the New York Stock Exchange with some gains in petroleum and industrials, while airlines and other sectors retreat. Analysts note moderate activity by large institutions as the market hovers near previous levels with expectant consolidation ahead.
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Cattle Prices Slump Amid Corn Drop and Grain Decline
Cattle prices fall alongside weaker grains as corn leads a broad decline in livestock markets. Reports show December corn down over 2 cents with soybeans about 2% lower. Weather and harvest prospects influence futures. USDA stocks data and crop prospects weigh on prices.
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Weigsten
Department of Agriculture
Parole Request Involving McCormack Ally Denied
California Governor Pat Brown says a friend of House Speaker McCormack asked for parole for a 1906 robbery convict. Brown debunked the ploy after a caller claimed to be from McCormack’s office. McCormack denied directing any action. News mentions Voloshen’s connection and Brown’s stance from Los Angeles.
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Why Life. Magazine
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Chicago cash grain and Omaha livestock auction prices report
Auction listing details show Chicago cash grain and Omaha livestock bids. Prices for steers, heifers, cows, canners, and feeders are given with ranges and weights including prime and choice grades and several lot numbers.
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Aldrin proposes world leaders tour the Moon
Edwin Aldrin urged world leaders to visit the Moon before addressing Earth issues. He argued a lunar sighting would refresh leaders, break down boundaries, and reduce daily concerns by widening perspective after Apollo 11's return.
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Pakistan
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Moon
Brezhnev Seeks Better Ties With New Bonn Government
Moscow notes West German shifts toward realism and broader peace. Brezhnev signals Soviet openness to a Brandt-led coalition and renewed calls for a general European security conference. He also mentions Poland reconciliation and potential China talks, urging cautious diplomacy.
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Soviet Communist Party
West Germany
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
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Brandt
Europe
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Poland
Brezinev
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Faces Three Counts Following Chase
Quintin C. Ash, 21, Edgewood, was arrested after a police chase early morning. He faced charges of reckless driving, attempting to elude police, and driving with a suspended license. Bond set at 720 dollars, he was released from custody.
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GE Hit by Walkout Sparks Nationwide Labor Strife
General Electric faced a broad strike as 147,000 workers, led by AFL-CIO IUE chief Paul Jennings, walked out demanding higher wages and cost of living protections. Arrests and scuffles occurred at multiple plants including Schenectady and Lynn, with railcar picket lines and plant openings disrupted. GE, employing about 310,000 in the U.S. and 91,000 abroad, offered 20 cents hourly raise with later reopens, while unions pressed for raises totaling 35 cents first year and escalator. Meany pledged labor support as similar walkouts spread to Co shodow, Ohio.
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Labor Relation Board
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Missing Woman Found Dead in Ghost Town
A chaotic report from Utah describes the discovery of Ann Levanger, 20, found dead Sunday in a derelict mining ghost town. The search involved unions and national labor groups with rewards offered, while agencies across the nation coordinate the investigation amid incomplete details and scattered references to workers and plants.
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