Market Report Livestock To Close With Mixed Trade
ST LOUIS market report notes beef and hog prices uneven with hogs 1.00 higher on some weights and lighter kinds firm. cattle calves show 25 to 50 higher with prime steers 25.00 to packers. vealers steady to up. sheep spring lambs steady with top at 13.50 paid by butchers. Trading pace slowed, transfers near 1,700,000 shares as rails and industrials mixed with several big names advancing.
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US sets out claims on Yugoslavia over downed planes
The United States accuses Yugoslavia of forcing two aircraft from an Austrian border route into its airspace, insisting the planes were shot down and some occupants killed. Belgrade claims weather forced diversions, while Washington calls it a violation of international law and demands immediate release and safe passage for all occupants.
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Soviet Influx Shapes Tito Crisis and U.S. Pressure
The report notes Soviet influence in Tito's actions as the Security Council weighs calls to release prisoners and assess the geopolitical fallout. Officials debate whether Moscow guides Yugoslavia while Western powers push for decisive moves before the council's deadline.
Government cracks down on nonresidential building plan
Washington reports a new government program to curb nonresidential construction to free materials for housing. Roosevelt Jr calls it an orgy of hue including honky tonks and race tracks. Wyatt outlines August actions to prioritize scarce materials and tighten enforcement to prevent diversion from housing.
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MacArthur plan to invite wider powers to Allied Council
Gen Douglas MacArthur proposed an Allied Council inviting representatives from powers allied in the war to join informal discussions on matters before the council. Russian member Derevyanko rejected the idea as not within council purview and refused further discussion. The exchange highlighted Soviet influence and opposition to expanding participation.
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