Stock Market Today from Columbus Telegram collage
New York stocks move through midday as a large list shows gains and losses across major firms. Names include Am Can, Chrysler, Ford Mtrs, IBM, General Electric, Goodyear, Exxon, Mobil, Coca Cola, and Chrysler with varied percentages reflecting mixed performance.
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New York
UPI
AllisChal
Alcoa
T&t
Avco
Bendix
Beth Strey
Boeing
Borden
Cessna
Chrysler
CoveCola
ColumGas
Dana
Deere
DuPont
Lastman
ElPaso NG
Exxon
Falstaff
Firestone
Fruehauf
Gam Sko
GenDyna
venElec
GenFel
Goldrich
Goodyear
GulfOil
iTuCent
Inpwr
iInt
IBM
IntNick
T&s
Jtowa P&i
Johnson
Kennecott
Kapper
Kresge
Kroger
Litton St Lockhd
MarQil
Maylag
MedDgls
Merck
immMin
MobilOil
Monsanto
MinCorp
Wens Lil
Enn
epsiCola Ss CA
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hog Trades
UPI reports Omaha livestock prices with hogs 5,500 head showing gains for various weight classes plus steady to higher sow values. Cattle and calves offerings were limited but steady to firm on some grades, with food choice steers and prime loads listed and cows buoyant yet under pressure from mud. Sheep offerings were insufficient to test trade. Friday’s arrivals are projected at 700 cattle and calves, 6,000 hogs, and 50 sheep.
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Omaha
Live Cattle Futures and Pork Bellies Report
CHICAGO UP I live cattle and frozen pork bellies show mixed prices with Feb and May contracts trading around 37 to 38 dollars. Details include open high low latest figures and contract months, with prices and volumes listed for March and August. Also notes postal and subscription information for Columbus Telegram and regional Nebraska counties.
Local control urged for Nebraska tech colleges bill
George Keller of Central Nebraska Technical Community College urged Lincoln to pass LB344, seeking local control of technical community colleges. He said local control lets colleges respond quickly to area needs, since they were created to meet specific regional requirements rather than statewide aims.
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Lexington
Neb
UPT
Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
George Keller
Bisl
Maurice Kremer
Aurora
Sessions on self-protection draw 400 attendees
More than 400 attended Tuesday and Wednesday night sessions on self-protection for women sponsored by the Columbus Mayor's Commission on Status of Waren. The program featured two films and literature on protection from Jane, plus four panel discussions each night with County Attorney Ray Baker, Police Chief Wes Baxa, Jane Tooley of the state department of corrections, and Drs. H. D. Kuper and Louis Sojka. Audiences asked many questions of the panel members.
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Columbus
Car wash charity prompt leads to high school suit
In San Bernardino California the Fontana High School student body is named as defendants in a 36 million lawsuit by car wash owner Reno Bastianelli alleging unfair competition. He says his car wash business has fallen 40 percent since the charity events began. In Omaha the next day a Creighton University seminar on women in sports will involve athletic and government agency representatives.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Fontana High School
Reno Bastianelli
Coyig
Omaba
UPI
Creighton University
Hospital shooting trauma claims man visiting cousin
Frank Walker, 28, visiting a sick cousin at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York, was killed after intervening when a rifle-wielding youth in a hospital robe shot a police officer. The assailant, Raymond Tubar, was charged with murder as authorities ordered psychiatric evaluation. Officer John Dicembre, 33, survived major surgery. Mayor Beame lauded Walker as a heroic civilian.
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New York Hospital
New York
UPI
Frank Walker
Walker
Laose
St. Vincent's Hospital
John Dicembre
Eatchy
Keaymond Tubar
Tubar
Avraham Beame
Beame
Tubor
Greenwich Village
DiCembre
Livestock Grazers Face Potential Shutdown Under Plan
Washington UPI reports the Bureau of Land Management plans to tighten allotment management on about 171 million acres, risking income losses for some operators. The plan envisions 127000 miles of fence and 41000 reservoirs with long term benefits, but short term adverse effects could force some ranchers out of business.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Interior Department
Congress
Bureau
J Gases
National Council of Public Land Users of
Grand Junction Corp
Treasury
California Farm Bureau Federation of
Berkeley
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Regon
Lah
Wyoming
Schuyler Forms Garden Club
LCIGH-Mrs. JF Huhenka representing Leigh Garden Club helped organize a garden club in Schuyler. Tuesday evening W Sterling Breuer Colfax County extension agent led the meeting at the Garden Center. Temporary officers named: President Mrs. Kenneth Henry Schuyler, Vice President Mrs. Victor R Urban Octavia, Secretary Mrs. Stanley Cada Schuyler. Permanent officers to be elected February 13 at 2 pm at the Garden Center.
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LCIGH
JF Huhenka
Leigh Garden Club
Schuyler
W. Sterling Breuer
Colfax County
Garden Center
Kenneth Henry
Victor R. Urban
Octavia
Stanley Cada
ABP Under Investigation Before Its Limited Bankruptcy Filing
UPI reports the Justice Department was probing American Beef Packers Inc. Omaha long before its January 7 filing for limited bankruptcy. The continuing inquiry, not identical to Agriculture or SEC probes, involved grand jury sessions in Omaha and testimony about why ABP sought bankruptcy while debts are settled.
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ABP
Omara
Neh
APL
Justice Department
Omaha
UPI
Agriculture Department and Securities and Xchange Commission
Longtern Justice Department
Frank K. West
Grand Jury
West
Robert Clark
Clark
Robert E. Lee
ABP Group
William E. Edwards
William Gibson
Oakland
Iava
Western Town
Geneval Electric Credit Corp
Minatare
Neb
Feedle
Lole Upi
General Electric Credit Joefic
Aulitor
GECC
Stamford
Conn
Hair Care Tips For Curly Hair At Tooley's Beauty Bar
The article offers guidance on managing curly hair with professional styling, brushes, and home permanents. It highlights products from Rovlon, Coty, Dorothy Gray, Reel and Cullino and encourages makeup application to suit lighting and setting.
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Tooley
Rovlon
Coty
Dorothy Gray
Qreel
Cullino
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