Explosion at plant follows wage dispute and strike
A blast at a bottling plant touched off by a wage dispute injures a night watchman and destroys a bottling machine. Police report 20 sticks of dynamite found near the blast site along with scattered glass and damaged equipment. A strike over union pay led to replacement workers and a $500 union fine.
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Patent claim for beer head enhancer by Miles A Weaver
Ir. Miles A Weaver of Ithaca chemists announced a patent yesterday for a beer head enhancer designed to keep a beer head longer and improve clarity. The device, described as a bigger bee like addition, aims to make beer neater and more visually appealing.
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Presbyterian Women Meet for Monthly Church Business
The Presbyterian Church group met Monday afternoon for the monthly meeting led by Mrs. D. L. McRae Jr. John Milton Bradley will visit from July 15 at the Vera Lloyd Home and stay with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson. The meeting included reports, a devotional, and program on personal Christian faith.
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Wyatt Earp and Johnny Ringo clash in Tombstone showdown
In a San Angelo sequence Wyatt Earp saves Johnny Ringo, then forces a wary truce in Tombstone. Wyatt offers Ringo a choice to wear the deputy badge or face his deadly stance as gunfighters square off in a volatile frontier.
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Soviet Leaders Consider Western Invitations for East West Ties
The report notes Soviet leaders may visit Western nations first as part of easing East West tensions. Talks reference Khrushchev discussions with Hayter and De Liencourt and signals a possible Moscow to New Delhi trip via Belgrade. Reciprocal visits are deemed likely if invitations occur.
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Democrats push tax hike alternative for road funding
Democrats in the Senate and House opposed the bond plan, with votes 60 to 31 and 19 to 14 respectively. They advocate tax increases as a substitute, arguing funding should match road construction. Burnside's amendment would exempt certain vehicle fuel and tire taxes from highway use.
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Market and price notes across regions and commodities
Northwest area markets stay steady to firm with demand very good for broilers and fryers at 26 26½. Batesville Floral region markets firm with mostly 26. all prices FOB farm. Tax plan boosts farmers miners loggers airlines by about 750 million over 14 years. new increases approved to take effect after enactment. Gasoline up 2–3 cents, diesel 2–5, trucks and buses 8–10, tires and tubes rise with retreading costs. Grain on Chicago Board ends lower after brief gains. wheat July 1.99, corn 1.40–1.41, oats 0.50–0.55.
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New York Cotton Futures Rise After Early Decline
Cotton futures opened lower in New York trading then rallied on short covering. Analysts cited technicals after fears of government price supports easing and lowering prices to boost competitiveness. Lateafternoon quotes showed gains with October 33.87, December 34.03 and March 34.02.
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Ridgway Defends Military Autonomy and Conventional Strength
General Ridgway urged civilian officials to avoid entangling military advisers in politics and argued the West should match the Soviet Union in conventional power. He warned U S commitments to Greece Korea and Indochina may strain forces and pointed to uncertain drafts yet to be paid. A final note observed a mountain lion typically bears four cubs.
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Market quotes for grains and soybean products
Chicago wheat futures show No 1 red 2.00 15 01 4. No 2 2.00 01. Corn No 1 yellow 1.49. oats No 1 heavy white 63 44 65. soybean meal bids 54.50 55.00 and soybean oil 113 14. Barley nominal values listed for malting and feed grades.
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Fluoridation Referendum Moves Toward Vote in Blytheville
Blytheville opponents of water fluoridation have filed petitions to refer the recent ordinance to a public vote. Frank C. Douglas notes 317 signatures collected, short of the 499 required. The ordinance, passed July 14, advocates fluoridation to reduce tooth decay.
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