Stock Market Roundup Columbus Ticker Report
The Columbus Telegram lists midday stock moves from wew via UPI with gains and losses across industries. Firms include IBM, Am Can, Intel, Exxon, Boeing, General Motors, Procter & Gamble, Coca Cola, and Cities Service, among many others with percentages shown for daily shifts.
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Wew
UPI
Goodrich
AllisChal
Gulf Oil
Alcoa
Cent
Pwr
Can
Inco Ltd
IBM
T&t
Int T&t
Anaconda
Iowa P&l
Ashi Oil
Johnson
Ad Rich
Kennecott
Aveo
KeysCons
Beards
Kopper
Kresge
Bendix
Kroger
Beth Stl
Litton
Boeing
Lockhol
Borden
Mar Oil
Capcbd
Owens Ill
Columbas
Penn Cen
Comaate Penny
Comsat
Pfizer
Phil Pet
Procterg
CPC
Exxon
St. Regis
Firestone
San Fernd
Ford Mtrs
Sears
Fruehauf
Shell Oil
Gam Sko
Simmons
So Pac
Gen
Sperry
Std Eds
SO Ind
Tel Stons JP
Stude
Texaco
Tex Inst
UN Carb
UN Elec
Utd Corp
US Steel
West UN
Wstghse
Weyerh
Wickes
Woolwrth
Omaha Livestock and Cattle Market Report
Hogs traded 3,700 with mixed price moves across weights and grades. sow prices eased. Cattle and calves activity 4,700 with steady to weak close, several loads of prime and choice steers and heifers noted with prices across weight ranges. Slaughter lambs and ewes seen steady with firm slaughter lamb values and higher vice for shorn ewes. futures show live cattle and hogs with gains in several contracts.
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Omaha
UPI
Amtrak Panama Limited Derails Killing One In Mississippi
The Panama Limited passenger train traveling from Chicago to New Orleans derailed near Goodman Holmes County Mississippi. Eleven cars and two engines left the tracks about 8 15 a m. Police reported one dead and several injured with three presumed trapped in a car. Cause under investigation.
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Goodman, Miss
UPI
Amtrak
New Orleans
Chicago
Mississippi
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Goodman
Pickens
Holmes County
Marsh seeks changes to Nebraska Unclaimed Property Act
Nebraska State Treasurer Frank Marsh proposes amendments to the Unclaimed Property Act to streamline return of abandoned money and securities. He would present recommendations to the 1977 legislature, citing increases in receipts and the need for reciprocity with other states.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Frank Marsh
Nebraska
Marsh
Betty Stuckenholz
St. Paul, Minn
Omaha
Santa Clause
Balloonist Karl Thomas Missing on Atlantic Balloon Flight
The U.S. Coast Guard dispatched a search plane to locate Karl Thomas, a 27 year old attempting the first Atlantic crossing in a balloon. A C130 from Elizabeth City, N C searches the projected path while tracking emergency beacons after last radio contact Sunday night. Thomas left Lakehurst Naval Air Station last Friday and was reported missing after contact with an Alitalia flight.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Coast Guard
Karl Thomas
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Governor's Island
Elizabeth City
N.C
Thomas
Ofborn Thomas
Lakehurst
N.J
Naval Air Station
Alitalia
Senate backs farming exemption from OSHA rules
The Senate approved 90 to 1 an amendment removing most farming operations from OSHA coverage. The Durkin Abourezk plan would exempt farms with five or fewer workers on a typical day and up to 12 on a busy day, plus exclude family members. It also would shield all businesses from first offense fines if violations are not serious.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Departments of Health Education and Welfare and Labor
William Hathaway
Maine
OSHA
John Durkin
D-N.h
James Abourezk
D-S
Way
Alice Texas Named for King Ranch Heiress
The city of Alice in Texas traces its founding to 1888 with initial names Bapdana and Kleberg before being renamed for Alice King Kleberg, daughter of Richard King of the nearby King Ranch, and it was incorporated on June 2, 1904.
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Alice, Tex
Bapdana
Kleberg
Alice
Alice King Kleberg
Richard King
King Ranch
Families visit and travel notices from Platte Center area
Mrs Vaughn Deay of LeMar Missouri and Maurice Wolf of Excelsior Springs Missouri visited relatives in Platte Center and traveled home Sunday. St Joseph School of Nursing alumni dinner and a 50th wedding anniversary were noted in local circles with several gatherings and birthdays observed.
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Mike Hetherington
Ron Moody
Sullivan, I
Dolores Kruse
Odelia Macken
Lorraine Mausbach
Papillion
Wilford Dittmus
Chestnut, NL
Detroit faces possible garbage shortage for new power plant
Detroit officials warn a planned 100 million garbage recovery plant to generate power may lack enough trash. Environmental chief Conley Abrams says the city collects about 3,000 tons daily, while the plant would need around 7,000 tons. private haulers could close the gap, prompting a proposal to claim all city trash.
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Detroit
UPS
Conley Abrams
Environmental Protection and Maintenance Department
Detroit Edison Co
Public Lighting Commission
Abrams
Harvesting Under Way Across Nebraska Wheat Fields
Harvesting has started in Nebraska with wheat yields reported across several counties. Test weights range 58 to 62 pounds per bushel, moisture 12.5 to 17 percent, and cutting is expected to continue this weekend with yields in Oxford Lebanon areas around 29 to 40 bushels per acre. Temporary labor offices opened in Hodgrege McCook Imperial Grant and Ogallala to assist farmers.
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Hastings, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
U.S. Labor Department
Hodgrege
McCook
Imperial
Grant
Ogallala
Oxford
Lebanon
Green Thumb program to hire 27 more Nebraska workers
Rep. Charles Thone says Nebraska’s Green Thumb program will add 27 workers starting July 1. The project, funded by the Labor Department and run by the National Farmers Union, currently offers up to 20 hours weekly for 118 elderly participants. New hires will expand to counties not yet served.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Thone
R-Neb
Nebraska
U.S. Labor Department
National Farmer's Union
Thone
Cattle Feeder Group Calls Immediate Price Study
The National Livestock Feeders Association orders an immediate staff search for factors driving persistently weak cattle prices. NLFA President Donald Hunter says many of the association’s 12 000 members fear exits from the business as prices run about 8 to 10 dollars per hundredweight below the needed 47 to 49. He warns the industry cannot sustain high quality beef supply under such losses.
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Omaha
UPI
National Livestock Feeders Association Board
NLFA
Donald Hunter
Centerville
Association
Hunter
Student cleans highways with tiny carpet sweeper
Mike Erickson, a 26 year old University of Minnesota theater arts student, travels coast to coast using a two and a half pound carpet sweeper to collect debris and roadkill. From Norfolk Virginia he aims for San Francisco by mid October averaging forty miles daily and reports many animals including possums skunks raccoons dogs cats frogs and birds along the way. He says farm dogs pose the main hazard and his sweeper is bent after a run in with a German shepherd near Mt. Sterling Kentucky.
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Minneapolis
Erickson
Lexington
Norfolk
America
San Francisco
Mt. Sterling
New policeman hired at Albion
The Albion Police Department has hired Tim Suey of Albion as a part time officer. He replaces William Spiegel a Boone County deputy sheriff and part time officer. Suey previously served eight years with the Nebraska State Patrol.
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Albion
Rtment
Tim Suey
William Spiegel
Boone County
Suey
Nebraska State Patrol
Dinner meeting set at Albion Vet's Club
Albion announces a WWI era meeting of the Albion Vet's Club scheduled for August 15. A note mentions pollsters being fooled on November 1, 1948, the day before the presidential election.
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Albion
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