Stock Market Report from New York Dow Jones at Noon
New York Dow Jones stock averages at 1 p.m. CDT show the industrials at 983.38, down 2.62. transports at 222.24, down 0.28. utilities at 93.30, down 0.26. and the overall 65 stocks index at 309.18, down 0.69. Market activity appears lower across the board.
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Monsanto
Can
Nat Bisc
Cyan
Olin Corp
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Elpwr
Owens III
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Penney
Am Stand
T&t
Pfizer
PepsiCola
Phil Pet
Procterg
Ad Rich
Avco
RCA
Bendix
Revion
Rockwell
Boeing
Safeway
Borden
St. Regis
Nee
UN Elec
Utd Corp
Elon Fed
US Steel
Gont Oil
West UN
GPC Int
Wstghse
Dana
Weyerh
Deere
Wickes
du Pont
Woolwich
Itman
Pasong
Xon
Restone
Mirs
Fruehauf
Gam Sko
Kennecott
KeysCons
Upper
Kroger
Litton
Lockhol
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Highlights
UPI reports at Omaha Livestock a range of hog and cattle values. Hogs mostly 75 lower with various weights priced from 41.00 to 43.90 per cwt and sows mostly steady. Cattle and calves see steers 1.00-1.25 higher, cows mostly steady, with specific loads and grades noted, Tuesday totals show cattle and calves 5,000. hogs 3,500. sheep 400.
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Omaha
Cattle and Pork Futures Mixed on Chicago Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle August to December trading with last prices around 38.70 to 44.30 with moderate volume. Frozen pork bellies trade August through March with futures from 54.70 to 64.95 and lighter activity. Live hogs for August through December post varied early gains and modest turnover.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New TM Classes Begin This Week In Omaha
A new series of Transcendental Meditation sessions opens Wednesday and runs Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Public Power District building. Instructor Frank Wintraub cites FBI crime data from 12 cities showing benefits when 1 percent meditate, while acknowledging causation is not proven.
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Nebraska
FBI
Wintraub
Columbus Telegram Public Notices and Subscription Details
Public notice header detailing Columbus Telegram publication in Nebraska. Subscription rates shown: $2.75 monthly by carrier, $17 yearly by mail within Nebraska, $28 yearly outside Nebraska. Change of address procedures and a missing Telegram notice call number are listed.
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Lumbus
Neb
Columbus
Nebraska
Focal
Pimbus Telegram
Victorious Life quartet to sing at Highland Park Free Church
Grace Bible Institute mixed quartet Victorious Life from Omaha will sing and share Christian witness at 7 p.m. Sunday August 15 at Highland Park Evangelical Free Church. Rev. Charles Nichols will speak, with members Phil Parker Teri High Joyce Schultz Rachel Vander Ploe and Ai Grace Bible Institute providing the program. Public is invited.
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Grace Bible Institute
Omaha
Highland Park Evangelical Free Church
Charles Nichols
Phil Parker
Chambers, Neb
Teri
Kissinger pledges wheat aid to flood ravaged Pakistan
Secretary Kissinger announced U S aid of 200000 tons of wheat under Public Law 480 for Pakistan's flood recovery. He spoke with Prime Minister Bhutto as over 1.7 million people were affected, with 11000+ houses damaged and 3276 villages isolated in Punjab and Sind provinces.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
United States
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Ford
Punjab
Sind
U.S
David City Man Enlists in Army Delayed Entry Program
Donald Hook son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Hook of David City enlisted in the Army Delayed Entry Program and will leave for active duty Aug 31 per SSG Del Templeton. After eight weeks of basic in Houston Texas he will train in the medical field and later be assigned to Fort Harrison. Hook, a David City Aquinas High School graduate, attended Platte College Chadron State College.
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Daniel Hook
David City
Army
SSG
del Templeton
Houston
Texas
Don
Ft. Harrison
Hook
Aquinas
Platte
Chadron State College
U.S. Army Recruiting Service
13Th Street
Columbus
Slaying of Roselli may link to Giancana death
Miami police theorize the gangland-style killing of John Roselli may be connected to the death of mobster Sam Giancana. Roselli disappeared from Plantation Florida on July 28 and was found in a floating 55 gallon oil drum in Dumbfoundling Bay. An autopsy indicated asphyxiation. investigators doubt he was alive when dumped, noting the crude disposal as a marker of a truc use killing.
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UPI
John Roselli
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Fidel Castro
Sam Giancana
Roselli
Plantation
Fla
Nervy cat burglar targets Sacramento police HQ fourth floor
Investigators seek a nervy burglar who climbed a fire escape to enter an administrative office on the fourth floor of Sacramento police headquarters early Saturday. A window was broken but no one was in the room, and no theft was confirmed.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Smith wins men's high point at Lincoln horse show
Columbus rider Phil Smith earns the men's high point trophy at the Flying Hoofs Horse Show in Lincoln posting 29 points across four events. He won western pleasure and bareback pleasure, was second in English pleasure, and third in tandem bareback with Lori Schaffer as judge Ron Peterson oversaw the Nebraska Horse Club Association event.
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Phil Smith
Lincoln
Phil
Lori Schaffer
Nebraska Horse Club Association
Ron Peterson
Valley
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