Radio Stations Schedule and Enemy Attack Warning
The listing shows broadcast times for WAJF 1490 WJIMW AM 730 and WJOF FM 104.3 MC with Tune to 640 or 1240. A final line notes a warning about an enemy attack in the period from 4:55 AM to Midnight or Sunset to 10 30 PM.
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Cotton futures rebound on mixed week trading
Prices in New York futures rose and fell within a wide range last week before closing mostly lower. July delivery led losses amid concerns over delivery quality while new crop months faced pressure from export program reports and CCC title plans for unredeemed 1961 long cotton.
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New York Cotton Exchange
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Cotton Exchange Service Bureau
Bull Market Comes To Abrupt Halt
The 12 year bull market ended in late 1961 with a sharp first half of 1962 decline. Stocks slid from prior peaks in 1956 1957 and 1962 suffered a major selloff led by steel price policy and inflation fears. Dow Jones fell to around 561.28 with bonds rising early in 1962.
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Exports Down From Year Ago At Midweek Totals
For the year to date exports total about 4,382,000 bales, down from 6,313,000 at the same point last year. The figures reference the week and compare with the prior year’s totals.
Southern Producers See Higher Prices Across Hogs and Broilers
Southern markets reported higher hog and broiler prices this week led by strength in live poultry. Slaughter cattle largely held steady while calf prices eased up to 1.50, with stocker cattle and steers showing mixed gains. regional egg and fruit prices fluctuated as peach and watermelon movement remained active amid rain.
Market summary of commodities and livestock prices
Cotton and cottonseed prices listed with middling at 34.00 and cottonseed at 45 per ton. Milk products include Grade A at 6.56 per hundred and manufactured milk at 3.20 per hundred. Grains show No 2 corn and oats prices, with soybeans at 2.30. Cattle and calves markets show steers and heifers steady with various weight ranges and price bands. hogs trading around 17.75 to 18.25 with weekly high 18.53 and lows 12.00-14.00. Slaughter cows and bulls strong. feeders steady. overall sales active for the week.
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Sparkman Fulbright Warn Common Market Threat to Poultry
Senators Sparkman and Fulbright warned that European Common Market barriers could devastate U S poultry exports. They urged a trade program to ready American producers to compete and noted last year’s exports reached 236 million pounds, about three percent of output. They stressed the U S does not seek Common Market membership.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Arkansas Poultry Industry Drives State Economy
Fulbright says Arkansas exported at five percent and earned 158 million cash last year while the poultry sector added about 250 million to the state economy. He notes Arkansas as a leading commercial broilers producer in the nation. The Dome of the Rock reference notes its sacred status to Jews Christians and Muslims.
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Arkansas
Eclipses Helped Measure Earth Movements And Size
Eclipses aided precise calculations of Earth's movements and determined its exact size and shape, aiding early astronomy and geodesy.
Health Capsules Aids With Helpful Information
A health feature notes that Health Capsules provide useful guidance but are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or professional care. Readers are advised to consult healthcare professionals for personal conditions and concerns.
Grain Futures See Minimal Support With Mixed Week
The grain futures market posted only one day of solid support last week, with small advances and declines driven by speculative trading and tight price skews. News on the farm bill caused brief bearishness before revival talks suggested extension of the emergency program, leaving wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans mostly close to weekly closes.
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Board of Trade
Congress
Fiddler Crab Seeks Love Through Repeated Gestures
A fiddler crab, frustrated in love, repeats gestures in a muted display of action. The scene uses symbolic actions to show longing without harm.
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