Stock Market Closing Prices and Notable Shifts in NYC
New York markets saw mixed closing prices as traders digest Fed signals and company results. Frontline names like Alcoa, Hess, Texaco, Procter & Gamble, and Textron appear among ongoing price moves, with shifts reflected in indexes and notable ticks across several sectors.
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Markets Livestock Reports From Denver and Chicago
Denver and Chicago market wires show cattle hogs and sheep prices with mixed demand. Barrows and gilts steady to higher with lighter weights uneven. dairy and calving cows valued, lambs and ewes note price ranges. In Chicago cattle receipts light, no slaughter data. sheep none.
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Secrecy Defense Faces Congress Over Pentagon Papers
Washington witnesses defend government secrecy and the president's withholding power as Pentagon papers cases loom. State, Justice, and Defense officials cite security needs and the need to avoid overclassification while lawmakers press for candor.
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Chicago Grain Market Mixed Futures Edge Higher On Soybeans
Chicago soybeans led late buying as traders shifted to near term demand, lifting July options and keeping corn and oats volatile. Widespread selling earlier in the session erased early gains in wheat and oats while soybeans closed modestly higher amid strong futures activity and demand signals.
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Space Tracking Program enters second decade at NORAD
The Los Angeles Times notes the Space Defense Center at Cheyenne Mountain enters its second decade tracking 2,458 orbiting objects with 1,899 debris and 45 percent payloads. NORAD relies on SPADATS for threat data, eyes on future Skylab events, and expanding data needs as space activity grows.
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Agriculture Council Seeks Stronger Rural Representation
The Weld County Agriculture Council seeks more precise information and stronger rural representation on the county planning commission. Carlson notes the commission is urban-oriented. a letter to county commissioners was drafted. The council backs chamber efforts to narrow rural urban communication gaps and urges retaining welfare mill limits.
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Wyoming Firm Acquires King Calif. Wells
Sheridan independent oil interest firm Save Oil Co. says it acquired all King Resources Co. interests in California's South Grimes field. The deal adds three fourths working interest in producing gas wells and one eighth in five producing wells on 160 acre spacing, plus full working interest in about 3,680 undeveloped acres and three quarters in roughly 1,200 acres of developed leases. No price disclosed. financing included a $420,000 loan from United California Bank.
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Market Prices: Wheat Corn Soybeans and Oils Report
Chicago prices list wheat and soybeans with grades No 2 soft red and No 1 yellow, corn No 2 yellow, and soybean oil quoted. Grain market briefing notes current bid levels and per bushel figures for futures or cash trades.
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Duckwall Stores Plan Expansion
Duckwall Stores Co announces a major 1972 expansion adding 17 new Alco Discount Stores across Kansas and Colorado. The Abilene based chain operates over 100 variety shops in three states, plus nine discount outlets and fabric shops.
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Brown's Shoe Fit Co opens 60th store in Ponca City
Brown's Shoe Fit Co announced the purchase of its 60th store in Ponca City Oklahoma. The chain with locations in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Missouri Illinois New Mexico and South Dakota celebrates its 10th anniversary with summer promotions. Barry Klepinger is the local store manager and partner.
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Wall Street gains amid Nixon tax relief statement
Wall Street rose on Nixon’s pledge not to seek tax cuts or increased federal spending. The NYSE composite advanced, while Nuclear Data fell. Analysts cited improved economic indicators as a factor, but market chatter noted mixed results across sectors and many garbled lines from the period's reports.
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Bank of America Sees Cautious Recovery Hints in Confidence
The Bank of America warns pessimists about a slower path to recovery with inflation and unemployment staying high. Midyear forecasts suggest consumer and business confidence must strengthen before a solid expansion can occur, as rates stay elevated and spending remains restrained.
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Stock Market in Review Slips as Investors Await Stimulus
NEW YORK AP Stocks drifted lower in the slowest trading this year as the Dow fell to 1978.10 off 3.58. Volume reached about 9 million shares, while the American market showed 348 advances and 457 declines. The Amex index slid further with 2.41 million shares traded.
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