Midwest Livestock Market Trends Mixed With Cattle Gains
UPI reports Midwest cattle and sheep rising this week with hogs uneven. Slaughter steers mostly steady to 50 cents higher except Chicago and St Louis where trends were steadier to 25 cents lower. cows steady to 50 and some $1 lower. Hogs uneven. lambs and ewes higher. live cattle futures flat.
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United Press International Chicago
UPI
Midwest
Chicago
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Interior Town
Minnesota
Boston
St. Joseph
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Shortcourse On Grass Set At Texas A&M
Texas A M University hosts a two day pasture and forage crops shortcourse July 6 7 in Memorial Student Center. A C Novosad and J N Pratt outline sessions on Coastal Bermudagrass and other forages with talks from A M specialists and researchers.
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Texas A&m
College Station
Texas A&m University Memorial
A. C. Novosad
J. N. Pratt
B. E. Conrad
Coastal Ben
Beeville
M. J. Norris
Livestock and
McGregor
R. H. Brown
Beaumont Rice
E. C. Bashaw
USDA
E. C. Holt
A&m
Phillip Nix
A&m Soil and
C. D. Welch
Conrad
R. E. Riewe
Angleton Gulf Coast
J. W. Sorenson
A&m Agricultural Engineering Department
Novosad
Pratt
Lightning protection for farms and homes
Texas A&M Extension warns lightning destroys farm buildings homes and stored feed costing hundreds of thousands and injuring many. Proper systems with air terminals conductors and ground connections can provide up to 95 percent protection and should be installed by experts using Underwriters Laboratories standards.
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College Station
W. S. Allen
Texas A&m University
Allen
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc
National Bureau of Standards
Underwriters Laboratories
Wall Street Charter Notes Market Trends Despite Crises
Investors Research Company states that international crises rarely derail long term stock trends. It cites the Korean War outbreak in 1950 which interrupted the uptrend for only three weeks before markets resumed rising to higher levels.
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New York
UPI
Investors Research Company
Oil stacks pressured by Middle East turmoil analysis says
Thomson and McKinnon note oil issues face severe pressure from Middle East tensions. A closing of the Suez Canal would not cut Western Europe oil flow as sharply as during the Suez crisis years ago, given actions since then.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Suez Canal
Middle East
Europe
Great Plains Conservation Program Sees Wide Terrace and Grass Planting
Hall County irrigation and soil conservation updates show farmers building over 180 000 feet of parallel terraces and seeding more than 7 800 acres to native grasses. Individuals such as Oran Walraven and Walter P. Schattel seed large acreages while crews on the Weldon Lane airfield and John Robinson area contribute substantial terrace work.
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Great Plains Conservation Program
W. E. Liles
Shores Creek
Weldon Lane
Childress
John Robinson
W. S Lambert
Great Plains
Oran Walraven
John Cates
Naylor Mitchell
Frank Ford
W. A. King
R. J. Bailey
Carey
D. J. Hoffman
Robert R. Custer, Jr
P. J. Harp
Kirkland
Walter P. Schattel
W. H. Tippett, Jr
Tell
O. P. Leonard, Jr
R. W. Leonard
James E Anthony
A. W
Valedictorian West Graduates With Nine In Audience
San Francisco Mrs West 33 will receive her high school diploma as valedictorian after 17 years of study. She will deliver the address It’s never too late with a cheering crowd of nine in attendance including her husband and eight children.
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San Francisco
UPI
Arvetta West
Cool nights and warm days color Texas cotton leaves
Texas A&M Extension cotton specialist Fred C. Elliott cites unusually cool nights with higher daytime temperatures as the main cause of silvering bronzing and reddish leaf color in young cotton from Gulf Coast to Ellis County. He notes sun scald from showers and says conditions should improve in two to three weeks with warmer nights and normal weather. isolated herbicide effects are possible but not linked to the overall pattern.
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College Station
Texas
Fred C. Elliott
Texas A&m University Extension
Elliott
Gulf Coast
Blacklands
Ellis
Sukarno Observes 66th Birthday in Forced Retirement
Former President Sukarno, fading from power, marks his 66th birthday in retirement as Acting President Suharto bans use of the Merdeka Palace for a birthday gathering. Sukarno planned to entertain about 100 friends at his former residence.
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Jakarta
UPI
Sukarno
Suharto
Indonesia
Merdeka
Quarter Horse Sale at Vernon highlights Waggoner estate horses
Century Quarter Horse breeders and buyers gather in Vernon for the sale of the late E. Paul Waggoner string at Santa Rosa Roundup grounds starting 1:00 p.m. The auction features Poco Bueno line horses including 1966 colt crop, mares with foals, stallions and geldings. Morrison and Carlile of Amarillo manage sales, Ike Hamilton is auctioneer. Visitors may inspect the private show string during Santa Rosa Rodeo dates.
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Vernon
E. Paul Waggoner
Santa Rosa
Poco Buenos
Poco Bueno
AQHA
Rom
Morrison and
Carlile
Amarillo
Ike Hamilton
Wheat prospects dim for High Plains Texas this year
Wheat in the High Plains of Texas likely to be harvested early due to freeze damage. Double cropping with soybeans shows potential gains of 8 to 10 bushels if planted earlier, with 20 to 25 bushels in some normal-year trials. Seed shortages and cotton cuts may tighten supplies. early varieties Patterson Clark 63 Wayne are recommended.
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High Plains
Texas
High Plains Research Fondation
WAYNE
Weather highs and lows report for midweek period
Maximum temperature reached 92 degrees with 3 and 4 p m readings. Minimum dropped to 70 degrees at 4 a m. data compares with June 6 1966 when highs were 96 and lows 69.
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Quanah
Oscar Dodson
Chilicothe
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