Livestock Market Up In Southern Markets
Cattle and hogs sold well despite lower wholesale meat prices with USDA reports showing steady to higher cattle prices, feeders up to 50 cents, and hog prices easing. Egg and produce markets moved variedly with Georgia peaches and tomatoes at Atlanta and Louisville areas showing notable activity. Tobacco auctions in Southern Maryland posted season totals of 21.6 million pounds at $55.33 per hundred vs last year’s 23.6 million pounds at $62.88.
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Soviet Plenum Examines Stalin Role and Khrushchev Line
The June Plenum opens Tuesday under the Soviet Communist Central Committee as writers artists and others gather to hear if Stalin's legacy remains a Marxist ideal Khrushchev defends Stalin while denouncing his personality cult and warns against factionalism in a broader critique of ideology and unity.
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Cotton Future Closes Higher
Cotton futures in New York closed firm, up around 80 cents to $215. Traders cited tighter offerings rather than strong demand as the main driver. Activity benefited from commission-house buying and covering amid doubts of early cotton legislation, with exports for the week about 35,000 bales and season-to-date around 3,038,000 bales.
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Louisville teen campaigns in many languages to win
Jim Wong, a Seneca High School sophomore, ran for vice president of the Student Council and campaigned in English, Spanish, German, French and Latin. His multilingual effort paid off as he won the election, though he is weaker in Chinese.
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Market Consolidation Oversees Slim Week on Wall Street
New York stocks drifted lower amid consolidation after a 1968 advance, with the Dow Jones down 0.38 points to 722.03 and the AP average slipping to 272.5. Volume eased to 22,949,040 shares as traders awaited a traditional summer rally amid mixed signals from industrial output, employment records, and bond markets. News of a potential rail strike deadline shift and Cleopatra jitters weighed on transport and film shares, while May data showed record industrial production and non farm payrolls boosting sentiment.
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New Life Movement Crusade Ends in Japan
An AP report states the Baptist evangelist crusade termed the New Life Movement in Tokyo concluded after five weeks with 22 214 decisions for Christ totaling a rise from 14 000 Baptists in Japan. A leadership figure called the response far beyond expectations.
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Prize Awarded to Rev. Dr. Metzger for Textual Criticism Book
Princeton Theological Seminary professor Rev. Dr. Bruce M. Metzger received a $1,000 prize from Inc. for his book Chapters in the History of New Testament Textual Criticism. The award highlights Metzger's scholarship and contribution to biblical text studies.
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