Market notes and livestock prices and Wall Street update
Regional market details show vealers and calves steady while futures and futures cattle prices hold near previous levels. Kansas City area livestock and poultry values are listed, with eggs and butter prices, grain bids, and a USDA cattle report noting calves and slaughter steers steady. In New York the stock market closed higher with about 3.1 million shares traded, with pivotal stocks up slightly and some losses scattered.
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Market Rebounds With Late Day Firming Tone
After a two year lull turnover slowed and prices softened signaling irregular market conditions. In the afternoon a firming tendency emerged lifting stocks from earlier lows. Steels and oils led activity with gains fluctuating before finishing generally higher.
Surprise Bursts at Central High as Police Nab Agitators
Police moved early to round up leaders among agitators and later detained two youths not enrolled at Central High. Fewer students attended classes amid tense city conditions as Governor Faubus' lawyer declined comment and said they would meet again in two hours.
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Night of clashes between white and Black youths in Little Rock
City police and state troopers battled a large street fight between white and Black teens near Amistutz and a drive in cafe. About 50 youths were involved with rocks, weapons, and vehicle damage. Two men and a woman were arrested for disturbing the peace and weapon offenses. A bystander white man Dan Dinkins was treated for facial injuries.
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Water Resources Board Splits Into Three Committees
The Water Resources Board is divided into three major committees. Richard Seaton of Coffeyville was named chairman of the federal projects committee. C. Y. Thomas of Mission Falls heads the state planning committee and Don Christy of Scott City leads the information and research committee. Kansas voters face a 1958 general election constitutional amendment on participating in water and flood control works. The Topeka bureau reports on roster notes for the Cleve- football.
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Safety awards honor Southwestern Bell drivers
Don Davis notes safety records are news worth noting after Southwestern Bell earns the National Safety Council award of honor for 1956 and many local honors. With 72 million miles driven last year, the telephone fleet showcases safe driving as life and property protection, plus ongoing inspections and safety improvements.
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