Cotton Prices Show Increase Across Market
New York AP reports cotton futures slipped on the domestic market while spot prices rose to a season high. Friday closes show futures 65 cents a bale higher at 2.35, with slow trading and near-term gains as certified stocks may fall. Export momentum remains strong. 94,000 bales shipped the week ending June 12, season total 4,169,000 bales.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Texas
Cotton Exchange Service Bureau
Will you be moved up or passed up
A promotional guide extols Dale Carnegie training to build self confidence speaking skills and human relations abilities. It asserts prospects for promotion or higher pay depend on developing personal qualities and applying them with job experience, citing nearly a million trainees.
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Dale Carnegie
Cattle Prices Tend Higher In Past Week
Prices across cattle hogs and sheep moved higher in the week with southeastern hogs up 50 cents to a dollar while Memphis quotes rose to 17.75. Cattle and calves were steady to 50 cents higher with Nashville steers at 24.50 to 25 and cows to 18.11. Egg prices surged across regions with Atlanta at 39 to 40 cents a dozen and other southern markets up 2.5 to 5 cents. Peaches and vegetables eased in several markets as tobacco volume remained light due to rain. Net auction sales for the season reached 23.6 million pounds at an average $62.88 per hundred.
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Atlanta
Agricultural Marketing Service
Memphis
Nashville
North Carolina
Virginia
Del-Mar-Va
Birmingham
Jackson
Jacksonville
Florida
Louisville
Montgomery
Georgia- Florida-Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Alabama
Carolinas
Dixie
U. S
South
Maryland
Grain Futures Weakness Turns Mixed Gains in Late Trading
Chicago reports show grain futures drifting into general weakness late last week yet closing with moderate broad gains. Soybeans and rye led advances on most days due to short covering and reports of steady weekly declines in commercial stocks. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye posted mixed changes with July futures reflecting modest gains or slight declines amid fluctuating volumes.
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Chicago
Indicted Clerk Posts Bonds in 12-Count Case
Tuscaloosa Circuit Court Clerk Lowell Hardin posted bonds totaling 16000 dollars on a 12 count indictment returned this week. The county grand jury that returned the indictment also recommended that Hardin be impeached. The indictment charges Hardin.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
Lowell Hardin
Hardin
Comstock Skips Diploma as Poison Ivy Delays Honor
In Grayson Kentucky Dr J Lowell Lusby president of Kentucky Christian College conferred diplomas on 28 graduates. He shook hands with all but honor student James Comstock citing poison ivy as the reason. The audience heard Lusby explain the delay.
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Grayson, Ky
J. Lowell Lusby
Kentucky Christian College
James Comstock
Lusby
Traffic Kills At Least Three In Alabama This Weekend
Three people died in one vehicle crashes across Alabama this weekend. Lois M. LaTourelte 49 of London Mills Illinois was killed when a car overturned on the Citronelle Mount Vernon Highway about 20 miles north of Mobile. A Ft. Rucker soldier Kenneth E Runion 25 was crushed when his car ran off Alabama 95 near Daleville. Charlie Daniel 15 of Montgomery died when the car he rode in failed to negotiate a curve near Montgomery.
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Lois M. LaTourelte
London Mills
Mount Vernon
Mobile
Highway Patrol
Ft. Rucker
Kenneth E. Runion
Daleville
Charlie Daniel
Montgomery
Area Men In Service Promotion From Okinawa
John A. Hinkle 20, son of Mr and Mrs L M Hinkle Cullman, promoted to specialist four on Okinawa with the 3rd Artillery Hawk missile unit. A 1960 Fairfax High School graduate, he entered the Army in December 1960 after basic at Ft Hood and stints at Ft Bliss before arriving overseas last October. He was with Hinkle Aircraft in Houston prior to enlistment.
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Okinawa
John A. Hinkle
L. M. Hinkle
Cullman 9
3Rd Artillery
Artillery
Spc
Hinkle
Army
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Bliss
Fairview High School
Cullman
Hinkle Aircraft, Inc
Houston
Clerk Hardin faces embezzlement and forgery charges
Hardin, age 40, stands accused on one count of embezzling and eleven counts of second degree forgery tied to jury certificates. He currently serves a second six year term as circuit court clerk, an elective post.
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Hardin
Airline Strike Agreed Upon
Washington AP reports the Flight Engineers International Association agreed to strike three major U.S. airlines Eastern Pan Am and TWA in a dispute over cockpit crew staffing wage hours and working conditions. Union leaders called the move defying Kennedy urging arbitration but could not fix a start date and whether all three lines would be affected.
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Washington
Flight Engineers International Association
Kennedy
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
New York
Don Byrne
Ronald A. Brown
Miami
Kansas City
H. S. Dietrich
TWA
Jack Robertson
Paul Chorbajian
Pan Am
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Brown
Engineers’ Union
U.S
Napper At Flint Victim Of Thief
In Flint Wendell Lee of 116 Hamaker St. napped Saturday around noon a thief entered his home and robbed the bedroom dresser wallet containing about 80 dollars in cash his driver's license a social security card and a gasoline credit card
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Napper
Flint
Wendell Lee
Hamaker St
Lee
Bonfires Mark Ninth Berlin Wall Anniversary Across Border
West Berliners lit bonfires near the wall and along the zonal border on the eve of the ninth anniversary of the East German revolt. Adenauer urged the Soviet Union to grant East Germans more freedom while warning reunification would not come soon. East Germany held a national congress with 2300 delegates as Ulbricht and Grotewohl attended the opening session.
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Adenauer
Berlin
West Germany
Ernst Lemmer
Wall
ADN
Walter Ulbricht
Otto Grotewohl
Senate hopeful quitting job in bid for Senate
James D. Martin of Gadsden resigns as president of Associated Industries of Alabama to focus on the campaign. He criticizes U S foreign policy as appeasement of Russia and praises his opponent Senator Lister Hill. The move takes effect July 1.
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Birmingham
Alabama
James D. Martin
Gadsden
Associated Industries “of
Martin
AIA
Inirmingham
Lister Hill
Christian Dells Opens July 9 Camp Near Decatur
The Conservative Baptist Association of Alabama operates Christian Dells summer camp ten miles from Decatur on Trinity Mountain. Ro bert Billings directs the camp which starts July 9 offering weekly sessions for boys and girls eight and up with a new concrete swimming pool and activities including a private lake and several court sports.
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Christian Dells
Christian Dells Bible Camp
Trinity Mountain
Decatur
Robert Billings
Baptist Association of Alabama
Ralph Jones
Jones
Mabel Hubbard Bell Learns Deaf Skills Young
Mabel Hubbard, who later became Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, lost her hearing before age five due to scarlet fever. She learned lip reading and by age thirteen learned German through lip reading.
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Alexander Graham Bell
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