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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1969

Page

4

Market Report Omaha Hay and Livestock Prices

UPI reports Omaha markets with alfalfa prices at 25 dollars, samples 20, meat scrap 95, bone meal 87.50, soy meal 85.50. Livestock listings show hogs and cattle price shifts, calves, steers, heifers, cows, and sheep with mixed gains and declines, including prime and choice levels and wholesale ranges. A stray note mentions the term Beloved Physician for St Luke in Paul’s Colossians.

Omaha Hay Omaha UPI Omaha Livestock GP1 Chiwaay Uagessckt New Yorkie Admiral Iowa P&l Johns Mn Kennecott Allis Chal Kresge Kroger Can Lionel M&s Maytag Anaconda Marek Arians Minn Min Armour Mk&tex Mobil Oil Aven Monsanto Bea Nat Ld Amn Case Owens-Il Fi Penney Penn Cen Cessna Pepsi Cola Chrysler Pfizer Phil Pet Coca Cola Procter Colum Gs RCA Revlon St. Regis Dana San Fe Ind Deere Scheniey du Pont Sears Hastman Shell Oil Firestone Simmons Ford Mirs Sa Pac Fruehauf Sperry Stude Gem Tire Swift Goodrich Texaco Goodyear UN Pac Utd Corp IBM West UN Wstghs Nick Weyer Paper Wickes Tet Woolworth

Nixon extends negotiation for press in White House party

President Nixon told about 500 White House press corps members and families at a Christmas party he favors a new era of negotiation with the press. He joked about expanding the press area, presenting small gifts, and plans to spend the New Year at San Clemente after Christmas. Cape Sable cited as the southernmost point of the conterminous United States.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Maurth Estate Theodore Roosevelt Ronald J. Ziveler Spiro 'S. Agnew Ziegler San Clemente Calif Cape Sable Fla United States Texas

Long reign of George III spans 59 years and 96 days

George III ruled Britain for a record thirty nine years and two months, beginning in 1760. The text notes his reign extended from October 25, 1760 to January 29, 1820, marking the longest monarchy period mentioned.

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Nixon urges Congress to halt budget hikes to curb inflation

President Nixon warned Congress, now controlled by Democrats, against boosting budget requests and increasing taxes. He said such actions worsen inflation and that the House passed a standby power bill for credit controls, potentially adding $5 billion to spending. He also said the FY196? budget would exceed $200 billion for the first time.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Senate House Post Office

Charge filed against railroad and two officials

UPI reports charges filed in U.S. District Court in Omaha against the Burlington Railroad and two executives for unlawfully removing passengers from a passenger train last summer. Assistant U.S. Attorney William Schapherst identified Twan C. Elhington and J. E. Hamer as the charged officials. The information says the railroad violated the Interstate Commerce Act by removing passengers and redirecting them by chartered bus on August 14 near Hemingford, with about twenty passengers affected on a Billings, Montana bound train.

Omaha UPI Burlington Railroad U.S William Schapherst Twan C. Elhington Chicago J.£. Hamer Interstate Commerce Commission Hemingford Billings Mont

Grammer Drowns on Duck Hunting Trip at Tennessee River

Richard Grammer starting center for the 1969 Alabama football team drowned on a duck hunting trip on the Tennessee River. He was a three letter man at Alabama.

Decatur Ala Richard Grammer Alabama Tennessee Grammer

Wall Street charter hints at end of bear market

UPI reports Wall Street, amid political tolerance of slowdown, may see a stock rally as a recovery nears later in the year. Hardy & Co. says inflation peaked under tight fiscal and monetary policy, while most Fed governors worry about underkilling inflation. Argus notes a rally in Oct-Nov paralleled higher capital spending plans. Cambodians call themselves Khmer and worship Buddha.

New York UPI Rache & Co Hardy & Co Federal Reserve Board Argus Research Corp Fed Argus

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