Market News Mixed Close on Jittery Session in New York
The stock market ended inconclusively with more losses than gains as volume reached 7.14 million shares. The Dow rose 73 points to 897.16 amid mixed signals on North Vietnam. Sperry Rand hit a new high while Douglas Aircraft tumbled on a $3.5 million Q2 loss.
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Market Report Cattle and Hogs In Kansas City
Kansas City cattle prices show heifers steady to 25 lower and cows weak to 50 lower from last week. Feeder steers and heifers steady with calves scarce. steers 22.75 to 25.85, heifers 21.50 to 24.75, feeder calves 23.80 to 33.00. Hogs mostly 25 higher for barrows and gilts, with 190 to 230 lb 25 lower. sows 25 to 1.00 higher, lighter gains than over 500 lb. late trade barrows uncertain.
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Investment Company Shares Close This Week
This week's closing prices on Investment Company shares are listed with quotations from Barret, Fitch, North & Co. The report highlights gains and declines across fund categories and notes notable movements in leadership and asset classes.
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Scouting Reports Planned for Journal World Column
Allen Ackland and John Hickok announce a regular Journal World scouting column. They seek meaty items from local troops, note Camp Naish Edwardsville sessions, and Troop 55 Lawrence July 10 trip to Baby Lake Minnesota for merit badges and skill advancement.
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Tension in Warsaw as police confront Catholic demonstrators
In Warsaw police faced about 1000 Catholic followers of Cardinal Wyszynski outside his palace amid chants and a tense 10 minute clash as officers tried to clear streets. The crowd expanded from St. John’s Cathedral with over 10 000 worshippers applauding the primate during millennium celebrations.
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J Laurence Day Joins J School at Kansas University
J Laurence Day age 31 and veteran Latin American journalist becomes assistant professor at the William Allen White School of Journalism KU He will develop an international communications program and teach news writing and editing Day holds degrees from Brigham Young Minnesota and earned a Ph D from Minnesota this month He studied in Argentina and held Ford Foundation and Carroll Binder fellowships and worked with United Press International and McGraw Hill World News during 1963-64.
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Journalism Quarterly
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South America
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Andrews and McMillan Funds Back Journalism Field Research
Day speaks and reads Spanish and Portuguese as he conducts field research on journalism as a profession. Since last August he has worked as a copy editor for the Minneapolis Tribune.
Reverend Horn Led Boston Area Church Since 1953
Rev Horn has served in his position since 1953 and leads a church serving students in the greater Boston area. A Cornell and Lutheran Seminary graduate, he previously ministered in Philadelphia and Princeton and was president of Marion College in Marion, Virginia from 1943 to 1949.
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Wheat Cutting Keeps Up Fast Kansas Pace
Wheat cutting moved at full speed across central and southwest Kansas on Friday. Heavy rains delayed work in the northwest where little harvesting had begun. The Kansas State Employment Service noted southern harvest offices were closing as the harvest moved north.
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