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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
8
An advertisement for ED EDWARDS TV SERVICE on Loyal Street promotes repair of fuzzy TV pictures caused by horizontal lines. The shop offers fast pickup and delivery, guaranteed work, and expert antenna installations. Also suggests gift wrap alternatives using household aluminum foil and colored ribbons.
A dense program log outlines daily on air times for WILA Radio 1580 with continuous listings from sign on at 6:15 through sign off at 8:28. The schedule includes multiple repeats of Roll Jordan and Rand the Man segments, news bulletins, weather updates, sports, birthdays, devotionals, and special features across the day.
A scrambled OCR listing times and on-air names for WYPR radio, detailing sign on and sign off segments, weather, news, devotions, sports, farm news, calendars, and multiple hosts including D. Evans Dusty Dunn D. Harville T. Carroll and T. Carnal across morning to late-evening slots.
A scanned broadcast log lists programming across WSJS WLVA and local stations with daily show times and segments. The page notes American prices for small grain products are mostly one cent lower, with receipts adequate to ample demand. July 26 producer prices show grade A large 30 to 32, mediums 22 to 25, smalls 13 to 16, and B large around 29 to 31 per case.
Renewed wartime anxiety for Viet Nam spurred a brisk demand in grain futures with all commodities firming. Soybeans led gains of over four cents a bushel in early trading before finishing up about 21 4 cents, August at 2.8044. Wheat rose about 56 to 1 ?%, September 1.467-47. Corn up 1/2 to 1/4, September 1.255 1/2. Oats fell to 1/2 lower, September 0.67 1/2. Rye up 1/4 to 1/2, September 1.184.
NY market wrap shows mixed stocks and steady bonds with quiet cotton and firm wheat in Chicago. Corn and oats vary while soybeans stay strong on active short covering. hogs hold, slaughter steers rise modestly. cash grain quotes list No 1 No 2 red wheat, yellow corn, white oats, and yellow soybeans with current cents per bushel prices.
In Chicago, slaughter classes firmed with gains up to 50 cents. Mixed 1-3 weights ranged 24.50 to 25, 200 to 260 pounds. Sows to 23.50, prime and high choice steers reached 28.50, with spring slaughter lambs 24 to 25.50. Overall prices steady to up 50 cents.
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