Market and livestock report from Columbus and New York
New York Dow Jones at 1 p.m. CST shows declines across major averages. In Columbus Nebraska a detailed livestock market summary notes steers at 45.00 to 46.50 per cwt and hogs trading 44.00 to 50.50 per cwt with varied loads and weights, cattle and calves around 21.00 to 26.50 for utility to bulls. Estimates project Wednesday activity for cattle 4,000 hogs 5,000 sheep 500.
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Live cattle and pork belies futures market rundown
UPI reports live cattle and frozen pork bellies with activity across several contract months. Prices show mixed moves with latest quotes near mid forties for cattle and high sixties to low seventies for pork, while hog futures trade in the mid fifties to mid forties depending on contract.
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UPI
Leigh Emergency Unit members complete CPR course
Seven members of the Leigh Emergency Unit completed a cardio pulmonary resuscitation course sponsored by the Nebraska Heart Association. Those who took part include Reynnald Dolesh Don Franzen Mrs Darwin Franzen R N Frank Helena Arnold Hubenka Laurence Maliha and Mrs Robert Turner R N. Rex Graham and Silver Creek Friday Mrs Dave Liss of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Rex Graham celebrated Rex Graham's birthday.
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Silver Creek
Dave Liss
Columbus
Rex Graham
Conflicting Testimony on Hoover Papers Emerges in Hearing
Conflicting testimony before a House subcommittee centers on whether FBI files Hoover destroyed contained only personal letters or a broader trove. Helen Gandy testified she destroyed personal correspondence while William Sullivan claimed some files contained official and politically sensitive material.
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Chicago
Number 55 Celebrated Bellwood Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Number 55 celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with forty five friends and relatives from Kansas Fremont Lincoln Bellwood Beatrice Peru and Columbus attending a dinner and social afternoon with card playing.
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Kansans Spend Holiday in Silver Creek
Mr and Mrs Marion Cocke of Leavenworth Kansas spent Thanksgiving with their daughter the Rev and Mrs Ed Morrison and family. Blaine Turley and Nancy Iona Bump of Hastings were Thanksgiving guests of Mamie Bump. Vernon Peterson Silver Creek Bob Peterson Tulsa Diane Peterson and Ed Hansler Omaha joined Mrs Petersons sister Bert Overcash at Lincoln for Thanksgiving. Jerry Lip Lois Miller Bob Mohlman Lincoln were Sunday lunch guests. T Van Winkle and Gary Graham of Olathe spent the weekend at the Rex Graham home.
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Omaha
Mexico passes tough consumer protection law in Congress
The Mexican Congress approved a stringent consumer protection bill with jail terms for dishonest TV repairmen and mandated exchanges, while retailers may need to disclose purchase costs. The law allows ceilings on retail credit rates and prices and takes effect next year after unanimous approval and a pledge of signatures.
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Peace conference opens to discuss 1976 foreign policy issues
About 40 national leaders gather for Pacem in Terris to examine U S policy questions for the 1976 campaign. Sen Edward M Kennedy and Daniel Moynihan open the three day event. Speakers include James E Carter and Frank Church among others in a debate on detente UN relations and arms control.
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Nebraskas high court upholds trial court news restraints concept
The Nebraska Supreme Court divided 5 to 2 upholding in concept limits on media reporting of pretrial activities in a murder case. The ruling keeps a path toward a possible U.S. Supreme Court decision on prior restraint while preserving court ordered restrictions on testimony and confessions in the Simants preliminary hearing.
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Foster parent plan for whooping cranes mid course
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports progress on creating a second flock of endangered whooping cranes. Four birds hatched and raised by sandhill crane foster parents are wintering at Bosque Del Apache Refuge, with one more likely to arrive. five or six other young cranes hatched in Idaho were moved from the refuge. Corny the first crane arrived Oct 25 in New Mexico. Eggs from the main flock were sent to Idaho for hatching last summer. Next spring the cranes will be separated by sandhills for the return flight to Idaho.
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