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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
3
New York closing prices show a cautious session with gains in some sectors and declines in others. Key names include Merck, PepsiCo, and Crown. market activity highlights varied moves across commodities, livestock, and industrials amid fluctuating demand.
Chicago grain trading saw corn and wheat futures edging up early on favorable weather and a government report suggesting smaller hog herds, while soybeans closed mixed. July prices hovered near small gains with corn around 1.27 and soybeans near 2.04, as traders weighed weather, supply demand and stock indicators.
Review by Dr Cleere finds ongoing deficiencies at the Fort Lupton migrant camp including overcrowding and lack of refrigerators, with seven to eight people in units meant for three. He estimates $24,000 total for refrigeration and insect control improvements as HUD inspectors will be sent later.
Market notes show cattle and lamb figures with bids and ranges. Utility and feeder categories list prices while futures or ranges indicate steady tones and regional variation. Strong spring slaughter demand and feeder lamb activity appear, with prices around 30 for several weight brackets.
Denver cash grain markets show bid ranges for Wheat No 1 hard winter around 19 cents, No 2 ewt near 2.02 to 2.05, and yellow corn around 2.31. Prices appear volatile with varying bids for different grain grades.
AP dispatch lists rough bid ranges for grains and oilseeds including Wheat No 2 hard yellow at 1.32 and No 2 soft red at 1.287, Corn No 2 yellow at 1. and Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.68. It notes fats and oils prices and basis levels in regions like Nebraska and Denver with general market references.
Sheriff Martinez defends a probe and asserts high cooperation with six agencies including Greeley Police. He says information from departments and the district attorney’s office supports the investigation and that they have provided a full report. He expresses confidence in apprehending those responsible.
The DowJones industrial average closed down 3.10 at 874.10 after a morning gain, with 761 declines and 563 advances among 1,563 issues traded. Seven new highs and 212 new lows signaled weak follow through, volume 10.49 million shares. News cited insufficient investor conviction despite Tuesday’s gains.
Fort Collins AP reports Nicklas Wray, former Colorado State University student from Stone, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of 21 year old Wilma Roth of Sturgis. Roth died May 5, 1968, after reportedly abdominal injuries described as kicked by a horse while on an outing. coroner notes she was pregnant.
Funeral services for William Henry Glidewell of 2108th Ave will be held at 1 40 p m Friday in the Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens Memorial contributions may go to the Building fund of the Mountain View Evangelical Free Church Glidewell a heavy equipment operator for the Colorado Departments of Highways was killed Tuesday in a freak agricultural accident in Orchard when brushed by a dragline that flipped he was born in Greensburg Indiana Sept 27 1901 came to Colorado in 1905 with his parents homesteaded near Nunn moved to Ault and in 1953 became Logan County jailer supervisor he lived in Greeley since 1962 married Anna E Green at Ault on June 9 1921 she preceded him in death March 13 1965 Glidewell was a member of Survivors include five daughters Mrs Edna Capron Wichita Falls Texas Mrs Louise Doughty Fort Collins Mrs Doris Nelson Greeley Mrs Bonnie Brown Fredonia Kan and Mrs Dolores Kaiser Crook 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren one son died in 1934 four brothers Albert Glidewell San Diego Calif Walter Glidewell Portland Ore Ray Glidewell Greeley Floyd Glidewell Seattle Wash and one sister Mrs Kathryn McEwen Greeley
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